Another year, another recycled Christmas post!
It’s Rabite Christmas again!

Have a happy holiday and a happy New Year, everyone!

I didn’t have time to do anything for the site this year, so please take a look at the Rabite Christmas from last year!

Here is a bit of a neat one, check out this mineral store in Tokyo:

The owner of the store became interested in minerals due to the Jumi arc of Legend of Mana. At the age of 7, they fell in love with the Bejeweled city and made it their life goal to seek out beautiful gems in the real world.

Now they run “Hotaru Mineral” or “Firefly Mineral”. Of note, Florina in Legend of Mana is actually called “Princess/Guardian Hotaru” where Hotaru means both Flourite and Firefly.

So this fan of the game in Japan created their own mineral shop: you can visit it here. Now, this place has a collaboration with the Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal anime. You can read about that here (it’s in Japanese).

As part of this collaboration, they have a very special pendant, using Flourite (that’s Florina’s core), which you can purchase! Check it out here!

On the twelfth day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Twelve more Rabite things,

eleven more Rabite plushes,
ten Rabite charms,
nine Rabite kings,
eight Rabilions,
seven more Rabite plushes,
six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Finally, we have two totes, three cloths (one from Children of Mana), a Heroes of Mana muffler, a Legend of Mana Card Duel trading card, a 30th anniversary charm, a Children of Mana screen cleaning plushie, a Trials of Mana card case (nearly impossible to see at this angle), a Black Rabite UFO prize plushie from the Trials of Mana remake, and a promotional hat from Dawn of Mana.

And just so you can get a good look at everything, I’ve got some zoomed in shots for you!

On the eleventh day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Eleven more Rabite plushes,

ten Rabite charms,
nine Rabite kings,
eight Rabilions,
seven more Rabite plushes,
six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Today we have Rabite UFO prize plushies from the Trials of Mana remake.

On the tenth day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Ten Rabite charms,

nine Rabite kings,
eight Rabilions,
seven more Rabite plushes,
six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

They are a bit hard to see, but today we have a mix of two pewter (DigiCube) and three gold (Jugemu magazine) Legend of Mana pre-order Rabite pendants and three Legend of Mana and two World of Mana Rabite phone straps.

On the ninth day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Nine Rabite kings,

eight Rabilions,
seven more Rabite plushes,
six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Today we have King Rabite UFO prize plushies from the Trials of Mana remake.

On the eighth day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Eight Rabilions,

seven more Rabite plushes,
six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Today we have Rabilion UFO prize plushies and a promotional Rabilion ball pit ball from the Trials of Mana remake.

On the seventh day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Seven more Rabite plushes,

six Rabites peeping.
Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Today we have three giant UFO prize plushies, two normal plushies, and two “mascot” plushies all from the Secret of Mana remake.

On the sixth day of Rabite Christmas the Seikens gave to me…

Six Rabites peeping.

Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree

Today we have a mix of awake plushies from Legend of Mana and the World of Mana games. Fun fact, they do not have belly buttons!