Short Answer
Phantom Blade Zero does have a collector's edition, but it is not a game disc. The official product is a limited collector's box: RMB 1,199 (about US$165), only 20,000 units worldwide, sold exclusively through JD's self-operated flagship store (影之刃零京东自营旗舰店) in mainland China. It went on sale in two registration-gated batches in August 2026, and both batches are gone. There is no restock announcement as of September 21, 2026.
First and foremost it is a piece of merchandise; its game component is a WeGame download code for the PC Digital Deluxe edition — there is no PS5 disc inside, and the code redeems only on mainland-China WeGame accounts. If you want the game itself, the PlayStation Store and WeGame sell the standard and digital deluxe editions normally; see our pre-order guide for those.
The collector's box is also not the Digital Deluxe edition — the deluxe edition is a software upgrade sold on the PlayStation Store and WeGame, while the collector's box is a physical merchandise bundle with a small software component.
What's Inside the Box
The centerpiece is a 1/12-scale articulated figure of Soul, the game's protagonist, produced with INART — a collectible figure brand known for 1/12-scale work. The figure set includes two swappable head sculpts, five bladed weapons each with its own sheath, five interchangeable hand sets, and a display base, with real-fabric tailoring and alloy parts. Around the figure, the box adds a metal necklace with the game's flame lion-head motif, a printed art book (the Heavenly Book art collection), a themed keychain, and the WeGame Digital Deluxe activation card.
The code inside is the PC Digital Deluxe package: it unlocks the same two deluxe outfits and the digital art and music extras that the PS5 Digital Deluxe edition includes on PlayStation Store. That is the entire software value of the box — there is no disc, and nothing in the box redeems on PS5.
Price, Channel, and the Two Sale Windows
The collector's box costs RMB 1,199 and was never planned for wide retail. S-GAME listed it on JD's self-operated flagship store only — the 自营 (self-operated) label marks JD's own retail channel, and third-party sellers on the JD marketplace are not the official store — in two batches that both required advance registration — users who skipped registration could not buy in either window:
| Batch | Registration opened | Purchase window | Who could buy | Ships by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aug 14, 10:00 Beijing time | Aug 17, 12:00 | Registered users only | Oct 29, 2026 |
| 2 | Aug 17, 18:00 | Aug 19, 12:00 | Registered users only | Dec 31, 2026 |
Batch 1 shipped before the game's October 29 launch; batch 2 follows by the end of 2026. Payment and delivery happen inside JD, which serves mainland China addresses — the store does not ship the box internationally itself. Anything offered through other storefronts, international marketplaces in particular, is resale stock rather than the official channel.
How Hot Was the Demand?
Registrations outran the supply within days. The first batch drew more than 32,000 registrations in roughly 48 hours, and by the time the August 17 sale window opened, the number had climbed past 64,000 — against 20,000 units for the entire worldwide run. Batch 1 sold out essentially the moment its window opened at noon.
The secondary market reacted immediately. During launch week, second-hand listings appeared around RMB 1,599 — about RMB 400 (roughly a third) above the list price — with sellers advertising sealed boxes. Resale prices are set by individual sellers rather than the market as a whole, and they move; any specific number seen months later is a snapshot, not a live quote.
Can You Still Buy One at Retail?
No. The launch plan was two registration-gated batches totalling 20,000 units, and both windows have closed: batch 1 sold out on August 17, and the August 19 window was reservation-only by design — the 20,000 units were the total production run, not a first wave. As of September 21, 2026, S-GAME has not announced a third batch or a restock. If that changes, it would be announced through the official channels — the JD product page is the place a restock would appear first, and its follow option pushes a notification the moment the listing changes.
Resale runs through Chinese platforms such as Xianyu — that is where the registration below comes in.
If you missed both windows and still want the box, register your contact details and target price below — if a solid resale opportunity surfaces, we may reach out to registered readers first. Your details are never shown publicly.
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Getting the Box From Outside Mainland China
JD does not ship the collector's box internationally, so overseas buyers go through parcel-forwarding or proxy-purchase services. Forwarders provide a mainland warehouse address to ship to; proxies buy on your behalf and reship. Either way the box then travels as a normal goods shipment, and both routes work because the box is ordinary merchandise — but forwarding fees, domestic shipping, and service charges stack meaningfully on top of the RMB 1,199 price, and the box weighs a fair amount for its size because of the figure. Total landed cost typically exceeds the sticker price once fees stack.
One part of the box does not travel at all: the WeGame code. It redeems only on mainland-China WeGame accounts, so an overseas buyer is effectively paying for the figure, the necklace, and the art book. If a reseller prices the box as if the game were part of the value, that part of the price is not real for you. For the game itself on PS5, the digital editions remain the only option — no disc edition has been announced for any region; our physical edition overview tracks that separately.