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Fitness Boxing: Touken Ranbu Announced for Switch 2, Switch

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Fitness Boxing: Touken Ranbu– Shutsujin! Exercise Honmaru launches for Switch 2 and Switch in Japan on January 15, 2027, with standard and limited editions.

Imagineer Fitness Boxing: Touken Ranbu – Shutsujin! Exercise Honmaru
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Imagineer is expanding the Fitness Boxing series with a crossover title that blends rhythm-based workouts with the Touken Ranbu franchise. This release matters to fans of both fitness gaming and Japanese character-driven media, as it introduces a new aesthetic to a proven exercise formula. The game brings together two distinct communities under one interactive package.

Imagineer crossover title launches in Japan on January 15

The title, Fitness Boxing: Touken Ranbu – Shutsujin! Exercise Honmaru, launches on January 15, 2027, for both the and Switch 2. It serves as a thematic entry in the long-running Fitness Boxing line, adapting its core mechanics to fit the historical sword-personification universe of Touken Ranbu. This crossover aims to attract players who enjoy structured exercise routines paired with anime-style visuals.

Standard copies of the game will cost 7,678 yen (around $49.92) in Japan. A limited edition is also available for 18,800 yen (around $122). The Switch 2 version will ship on a game-key card rather than a physical cartridge. These pricing tiers offer options for collectors and casual players alike.

The game features instructors from the Touken Ranbu series, including Mikazuki Munechika and Ookanehira. These characters guide players through the workout routines, adding narrative flavor to the exercise segments. The release is limited to Japan, so international buyers will need to look for import options or wait for potential future announcements.

Source: Fitness Boxing, Gematsu

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