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Bushiroad Creative Marks 10 Years With High!! 10sion School Event
Bushiroad Creative held its 10th anniversary event, Bushiroad Creative -High!! 10sion School-, on October 10 at Bellesalle Akihabara.
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Why it matters
The event put Bushiroad Creative's brands in one room for visitors to handle rather than only view, which is how a merchandise and capsule toy maker argues its range beyond the parent group's music and card titles.
Key Facts
- Bushiroad Creative -High!! 10sion School- was held on October 10 at Bellesalle Akihabara.
- The event marked 10 years since Bushiroad Creative was founded in 2016.
- Admission to the event was free.
- The figure brand PalVerse displayed new figures and newly unveiled prototypes at a basketball club themed booth.
- Capsule toy brand BushiCapu! offered advance sales of the new series Yumenui at the event.
The free-admission event ran on a 10th Anniversary x High Tension x School theme, with 10 Club Activities covering exhibits, merchandise sales and hands-on corners, plus 10 Classes with guests. New PalVerse figures and prototypes, capsule toy brand BushiCapu! advance sales, and stage programs filled the venue.
Admission was free, and the reception desk, labeled Student Council Headquarters, handed out novelty items including wet wipes and Crab Scone. The figure brand PalVerse built its booth around a basketball club and displayed new figures alongside newly unveiled prototypes, with advance-sale products available at the merchandise booth nearby.
The live goods booth carried a chronology of past lives and a mosaic art piece fans could add to. Hands-on corners included DRAIVE, a brand for sports apparel and health products, where visitors earned protein through physical activity, and a photo spot for the film BanG Dream! Ave Mujica prima aurora with character panels of Uika Misumi and Mutsumi Wakaba.
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