The cover also includes a small card-sized mirror that can fit into the cover pocket. It’s a perfect cover for fans of the MOTHER series. This beautiful design encapsulates the feeling of new beginnings in the MOTHER series, which over time would branch into games that captured the hearts of a diverse audience across generations. The pocket in the cover interior is printed with images of two main characters, Ninten and Ana, and pixelated text reading “Since 1989.” The two bookmark strings are brown to complete the cover’s warm color scheme. The cover interior, “butterfly stopper” pen holders, and bookmarks’ charms are all red. The design stood out compared to standard game boxes of its day, and its appeal has only grown over the years. The design matches the groundbreakingly simple original cover of the game, with a large golden logo over a red background. This is the first Hobonichi Techo cover to ever feature a design from the first game in the MOTHER trilogy.
These are all based on the game, and though they won’t be shipping immediately, you can pre-order them ahead of a planned June release date.This techo cover is based on the Shigesato Itoi’s 1989 game for the Famicom, MOTHER.
Oh, come on… did you think there wouldn’t really be any merchandise linked to this? While the artwork is clearly the focus, and it’s a celebration of the game, it doesn’t mean we don’t have some Mother 3 hand towels going up for pre-order. It’s a fun way to get the mind rolling, and the images themselves certainly do look like they were taken directly from Mother 3. Some of the images have them sharing a meal, and others show a fitting room. They’ll be joking on together or hanging out, and you see heroes and enemies alongside each other. These 15th anniversary Mother 3 images are taken in this reality, where the characters on both sides of the battle are relaxing together backstage between shoots. The concept behind this pixel art is simple: what if Mother 3 wasn’t a game? What if everything that happened in the game was being recorded as though it was a movie, and the characters were actually actors? What would happen backstage?
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