On March 16, 2006, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan released a special "Final Fantasy XII" package, which contained a PlayStation 2 game system, the "Final Fantasy XII" game, a standard DualShock controller, and a vertical console stand. The Japanese third-party manufacturer Hori also released "Final Fantasy XII" memory cards on the day of the game's release; stickers of "Final Fantasy XII" characters are included. Game peripheral maker Logicool (Logitech's Japanese branch) released a special edition "Final Fantasy XII" controller on the same day. Suntory produced "Final Fantasy XII Potion"—a drink containing such ingredients as royal jelly, chamomile, sage, thyme, and marjoram. The drinks became commercially available in Japan on March 7, 2006. Suntory also released a "Final Fantasy XII" Premium Box, which came with a "Final Fantasy XII" collector's card. The Potion was a limited edition product and is no longer available. "Final Fantasy XII" was also adapted into a manga by Gin Amou. Square Enix published the series in a total of five "tankōbon" volumes from December 22, 2006 to August 22, 2009.