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The event is a fair dedicated to comics, anime, games and cosplay, with guests from the world of dubbing and activities related to video games, trading cards and board games.
Guests include Giulia Maniglio who will bring a live dubbing experience to the stage, Edoardo Brugnoli with his anime piano quiz, Cinzia De Carolis, historical voice of Lady Oscar, Enzo Draghi in concert with the Friends of the Lupine Band, the Cartoon Maniac Show which will stage a pure musical about cartoons. And also Stories of never joy, the creator 151EG, Stibazzi and The Veil. And this is only for Saturday, because on Sunday the dubbing star Luca Ward arrives, Ruki and Coda, the singer of the theme songs from JOJO's Bizarre Adventure, directly from Japan, Quantum Girl who will explain science in a fun way, Federic with his Pokémon. The cosplay competition is also scheduled for Sunday.
An entire pavilion will be set up with latest generation PC and console stations, dedicated to tournaments and free play sessions. Present titles from the present and icons from the past, with a range of games that goes from the dawn of technology to virtual reality experiences.
Space for Pokémon, with the Italian Pokémon and Nintendo community and Federic who will unpack the cards live.
For Beyblade fans, the visit to the Pro Bladers Italia space will be unmissable, with the national SLAM tournament, the challenges on stage, the test arenas open to all and prizes for the best Bladers.
There is also ample space for role-playing and board games, with the possibility of meeting some of the most important Italian authors and playing their games with them.
Tickets can be purchased directly at the ticket office or in advance online. Entrance is free up to 6 years of age, for disabled minors, for adults with a 100% disability percentage. The price of the full ticket in advance is 13 euros, at the box office it is 16. The reduced ticket is available for adults with a percentage of disability less than 100% and for law enforcement officers. People with disabilities who intend to access the concessions must show the Disability card or other disability certificate to the ticket office staff (for adults with 100% disability, the ticket office is not enabled to digitally read the Disability card and the INPS report must be shown where the 100% disability is clearly written).
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