Starforge Systems has revealed a new limited edition PC collection themed around The Apothecary Diaries, giving anime fans a fresh way to turn their battlestation into something a bit more imperial court, a bit less boring black box.
The lineup is built around Starforge’s newly released APNX V2-F case line, with exterior artwork inspired by the hit anime series. The pitch is pretty straightforward: if you want a prebuilt gaming PC that looks like it belongs in a Maomao fan shrine, Starforge has one ready. If you already have parts and just want the case plus matching accessories, there is a DIY route too.
For complete PC buyers, Starforge is offering several configurations under The Apothecary Diaries PC Bundle. Every PC bundle includes The Apothecary wall art, the Into The Night desk mat, and the Another Day Platelight acrylic core.
The listed configurations are:
- Core (RTX 5070) — USD $2,799.99
- Pro (RTX 9070XT) — USD $2,999.99
- Elite (RTX 5080) — USD $3,999.99
- Founders Edition (RTX 5090) — USD $6,999.99
Using a rough RM4.70/USD conversion, that puts the range at around RM13,200 to RM32,900 before shipping, taxes, and import fees. So yeah, this is not Shopee impulse-buy territory. For Malaysian fans, the final landed price could climb quite a bit depending on shipping support and customs charges.
There is also a Case Bundle priced at USD $299.99, or roughly RM1,400 before extras. This includes the chassis, plus your choice of desk mat, wall art and acrylic lightbox inserts. For local PC builders, this is probably the more realistic option if you want the anime aesthetic without paying full prebuilt money.
Starforge is also selling individual accessories. Wall art is listed at USD $59.99, with designs including In Control, Priorities, The Apothecary, Another Day, and Into The Night. Platelights are priced at USD $39.99, with options such as Jinshi, Another Day, Poison, and Moon Festival. Desk mats are USD $49.99, with designs including MaoMao, Into The Night, A New Ingredient, and A New Task.
Why should SEA fans care? Because anime-themed PC gear is becoming less niche and more serious. We have already seen gaming brands push collaborations with series like Honkai: Star Rail, and now The Apothecary Diaries getting a premium PC collection shows that ACG culture is moving deeper into enthusiast hardware. For Malaysia’s PC scene, where custom builds, RGB setups and desk aesthetics are already big on TikTok and Discord, this kind of collab absolutely has an audience.
The catch is availability and price. Starforge is a US-based boutique PC builder, so Malaysian buyers should check shipping, warranty handling, and total landed cost before getting too poisoned by the Maomao hype. Still, for fans who want their rig to look less generic and more anime shrine-level clean, this collection is definitely one to watch.
Source: TechPowerUp