Thank You for Visiting Us at Anime Expo 2026

Thank You for Visiting Us at Anime Expo 2026

Michael Liu
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July 28, 2026
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Michael Liu
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July 28, 2026
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Team Oshi
Tony S. Izumi
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July 28, 2026
Written by
Tony S. Izumi
Kendrick Wong
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July 28, 2026
Written by
Kendrick Wong

Thank you for visiting our booth at Anime Expo 2026. We're a small team, and this show meant a lot to us: four days of conversations, wishes, messages, and moments we're still thinking about. If you stopped by, took a photo with us, or left something on one of our walls, we made this page so you could come back and find it. And if you missed us this year, here’s a walkthrough.

Oshi Booth

Our exhibit featured displays for two titles, each anchored by a layered character key visual with LED light strips to bring out the depth of the artwork. This was our first time designing a booth with two different themes, connected by a gradient center that carried you from one world into the other.

Living in a World Without Magic

Living in a World Without Magic began six years ago as a seven-minute music video, animated entirely by one artist, Akiwashi. It follows Sara, Haru, and Akane in a world where magic doesn't exist, and asks what we hold onto instead: devotion, love, and the wishes we carry for each other. That world has kept growing through Akiwashi's own time ever since, and it's now on its way to becoming a film.

The first wall was all about the story. It featured the art from our campaign and our new emblem designs, key shots from the animation, and before-and-after comparisons of the original line art next to the final versions of the artwork.

We had the honor of displaying illustrations by Akiwashi, who drew art beyond the music video she animated herself, showing how the world continued through her own time. We placed her pieces on a living wall, framed among flowers and leaves, to reflect the life she put into this story. In the middle, a TV played the music video on loop, alongside RKGK (rakugaki, 落書き, meaning sketch) of the three main characters of the story, as well as a message from the author herself from the official website.