PRAGMATA Art Book Lunar Echoes Launches December 2, 2026
Capcom’s sci-fi action adventure PRAGMATA is getting an official art book. Publisher KADOKAWA has announced that The Art of PRAGMATA -Lunar Echoes- will launch on December 2, 2026, priced at 5,500 yen (~$37 / ~¥265) including tax. Pre-orders are now open at various stores. The volume features a cover built around newly created artwork produced specifically for this release. PRAGMATA itself arrived in April 2026 as a sci-fi action adventure from Capcom, and the companion book is positioned as a way for players to look back on its lunar setting and characters after finishing the game.
The 240-page, A4-format volume collects visual materials covering the moon-based world and its characters, alongside in-game text documents. Readers can expect character and world designs, image boards, and storyboards. Crucially, it also includes early-stage settings and production materials that the finished game alone never showed, letting fans trace how PRAGMATA’s visuals were constructed over time. The book additionally gathers in-game archive texts and a collection of conversations between Hugh and Diana, so players can revisit story and background details they may have missed during play.
Online retailer ebten will offer both the standalone book and an ebtenDX Pack. The DX pack bundles the 240-page A4 book with an A4 acrylic panel using the cover illustration, measuring roughly H297×W210mm. While the book cover focuses its framing on Hugh and Diana, the acrylic panel is designed to reveal the full artwork. Reserving the DX pack or the ebten-exclusive edition also includes an A6 illustration card featuring the same art. Both the DX pack and the bonus card are limited in quantity and end once supplies run out, and the merchandise is not sold separately.
The standard art book is priced at 5,500 yen (~$37 / ~¥265) including tax, while the ebtenDX Pack retails for 9,900 yen (~$66 / ~¥475). The book is published by KADOKAWA Game Linkage and released by KADOKAWA, with a digital edition also planned across e-book stores. For players who finished PRAGMATA in April, this collection looks like a hands-on way to dig back into the moon’s lore. Fans of Capcom’s world-building will likely find the early-production material the most intriguing part of the package.
