Raiden Sets

Raiden Shogun’s pursuit of eternity gives these two gift boxes a shared Inazuma theme, but they contain very different things. One is a seller-described Inazuma soundtrack and accessories box built around “Realm of Tranquil Eternity”; the other is a magnetic power-bank set with a cable, stand and phone strap. HoYoverse released an Inazuma OST album by that name and introduced Raiden in Version 2.1. Those game and music sources explain the theme, not the manufacturing history or licensing of either physical box.

From Inazuma’s story to its music

HoYoverse’s Version 2.1 notice introduces Raiden Shogun as Inazuma’s ruler who promises an unchanging eternity, and places the Vision Hunt Decree and Musou no Hitotachi in the main-story conflict. The company’s “Realm of Tranquil Eternity” album announcement confirms an Inazuma soundtrack with three discs named “Sakura and Violet Thunder,” “Stories of the Floating World,” and “Battles of Inazuma.” That is the documented musical origin of the title on the first box; it does not prove that this physical CD bundle is the same edition as the original digital album.

What is in each box?

The seller’s OST-and-accessories listing describes two CD sets plus Raiden-themed badges, an acrylic standee, card, phone strap, weapon ornament and charm. The magnetic power-bank listing instead describes a 5,000 mAh power bank, USB-C cable, magnetic phone stand and phone strap in a gift box. Its “Reign of Serenity” and Plane of Euthymia design language is a product-page description; no item-specific game frame or design brief was verified.

Check the exact contents

These are two distinct purchases, not interchangeable versions of one set. Refer to each product page for current components, device compatibility and battery safety directions. Neither the official Plane of Euthymia teaser nor the OST announcement establishes this store’s licensing, stock or a specific cutscene replica.