/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>10164659
Sorry, that took longer than I thought.

So anyway, the guests were seated at the front, quite close to the event audience; the mood was really relaxed and there was a lot of informal banter among the three guys in between the game-focused discussion. It was really nice, homey and fun.

- They opened with talk of the Liar-soft and Innocent Grey collaboration, which I'd been hoping we would hear about, but they either didn't talk about the fine details of how it came to be or else I missed it :( It was confirmed that the BGM Festival back in September was the first time they worked together, and it seems like the people from the respective companies just hit it off and decided, with that and also the aspect of their brands as being sort of unusual and heavily story-focused in comparison to the mainsteam, that a partnership made sense, so the dual release events are the next stage in that and hopefully the beginning of something more (I hope so too!!).

Here's a better picture of the top part of the instore display (not my photo; it's from Yanbaru's Twitter).

> fucking jelly
I c wut u did thar bro. (I laughed.)

To answer your question, I'm a public employee (prefectural government "international liaison", which is a fancy name of 'English monley'); have been here for several years but not enough courage to start going to events like this on my own until recently.