MAPPA EXPO Opens At Yurakucho Museum With Attack On Titan And Jujutsu Kaisen Displays
The MAPPA EXPO 15th Anniversary exhibition opened at the Yurakucho Museum in Tokyo, and Anime News Network walked the first round.
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Why it matters
MAPPA is marking its 15th anniversary by putting its own catalogue on a museum floor, and the two largest rooms go to the two titles that carry the studio's commercial weight.
Key Facts
- The MAPPA EXPO 15th Anniversary exhibition is at the Yurakucho Museum in Tokyo.
- The exhibition's opening display covers 20 MAPPA series, including Kids on the Slope, Yuri!!! on Ice, Vinland Saga Season 2 and the Ranma 1/2 remake.
- Attack on Titan: The Final Season has a dedicated area with a large model of The Rumbling.
- The Jujutsu Kaisen area includes a replica of Yuji Itadori riding a train and Satoru Gojo's room.
- The exhibition entrance carries the tagline "Right beside the story."
The show opens with a wall of monitors and a display covering 20 MAPPA series, from Kids on the Slope and Teekyu to Vinland Saga Season 2 and the Ranma 1/2 remake. Attack on Titan: The Final Season and Jujutsu Kaisen each get dedicated areas, including a large model of The Rumbling.
The entrance is a single green placard with the tagline "Right beside the story." The atrium past it is a wall of monitors running clips from MAPPA works, the first thing visitors meet before the exhibition proper.
Past the 20-series overview, the floor splits into dedicated rooms. Attack on Titan: The Final Season fills its area with key art, character design art and background art, plus a large model of The Rumbling. Jujutsu Kaisen follows with the same categories of material and two set pieces: a replica of Yuji Itadori riding a train and Satoru Gojo's room.
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