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Introducing completely wireless earphones in collaboration with “Funeral Freelen”, which contain the journey and “memories” of Freelen and his friends.
Equipped with a total of 10 modes, including 5 single characters and 5 interaction modes, and over 240 completely new voices.
In addition, composer Evan Call, who created many of the songs that adorn the main animation, is in charge of sound tuning.
The charging case, earphone body, and packaging are also specially designed to incorporate the charm of the world of the work.

Go on a journey to learn more about sound with Freeren and others with this magic tool, earphones.

special voice
In addition to “Voice Guidance” that announces the activation/deactivation of the earphones and the connection status with the device, there are over 240 completely new recordings of “Random Voice” that reproduce famous quotes from the movie.
In addition to single-character mode, there is also a “interaction mode” where two characters provide guidance through a conversation.
The mode for each character can be switched in the app.
Memories of the “stupid but fun” exchanges between Freelen and the others will come back to life in your ears.

special design
The charging case, which has a color scheme inspired by Freelen, and the earphone body are decorated with “Blue Moon Grass”, which symbolizes the work, as a focal point.
Furthermore, the multi-layered painting and rubber finish give it a luxurious feel, and it is a specification that combines both design and the unique world view of the work.

special package
An illustration of the Freelen group has been placed on a package with the motif of a “spellbook”, which is a key item in the work.
The design lets you feel the atmosphere of the work’s world just by holding it in your hand.

special tuning
Composer Evan Call, who has created numerous songs that decorate the works with their beautiful melodies, is in charge of sound tuning.
This is a one-of-a-kind tuning that brings out the charm of the song “Funeral Freelen”.