Rikku appears in "" as a playable character. Her appearance resembles as a chibi-esque version of her "Final Fantasy X-2" character. Rikku also appears alongside Yuna and Paine in "Kingdom Hearts II" as a miniature fairy version of herself wearing modified versions of her "Final Fantasy X-2" attire. "Itadaki Street Special" features a miniature Rikku in her "Final Fantasy X-2" outfit, along with Yuna and Paine. Rikku also appears as a non-playable character in "World of Final Fantasy". Several figurines of Rikku were released by various manufacturers, including by Coca-Cola and Square Soft in 2000 (two), Kotobukiya in 2001, Bandai in 2002, 2003 and 2005, "Hobby Japan" in 2003, Kotabukiya and Square Enix in 2003, Square Enix in 2003 (three) and 2006, and Square Enix and Amono Shiro in 2008. A special PlayStation memory card was also released by Hori in 2003.