I am the Entertainment Tycoon

Chapter 689: Anime Chibi Club: A Wonderful Experience



After having a blast at the Manga Mania Club, the three girls immediately headed for the Anime Chibi Club.

This was the club dedicated to the students who loved anime, and there were a lot of students in this club as well.

For the same reasons as the Manga Mania Club, the Anime Chibi Club had club members who liked several anime genres.

That's why the club venue in the school festival had several attractions in just one place.

The club created an enormous Anime Cafe where the waiters and waitresses were dressed in cosplays of famous anime characters, the cafe had enough space to house around 100 people. Consequently, there were a lot of club members dressed in cosplay serving the tables. The club was even hosting a cosplay contest where students dressed up as their favorite anime characters competed for the public vote in several categories like Best Costume, Most Creative, and Best Group Cosplay. On the side, they were also hosting an Anime Trivia Quiz, focusing on anime and manga knowledge. Including questions about popular series, characters, and creators, with prizes for the top scorers. There was even an Anime Karaoke, where they set up an anime karaoke stage where participants could sing their favorite anime opening and ending songs. Including popular tracks and offering prizes for the best performances.

Because of all these attractions, the club saw troves of people crowding their venue throughout the whole day.

This was the scene that Ryoko, Sam, and Sayuri faced when they arrived at the Anime Chibi Club festival venue.

After having a blast at the Manga Mania Club, Ryoko, Sam, and Sayuri immediately headed for the Anime Chibi Club. The three friends had been buzzing with excitement since the Escape Room, and the Anime Chibi Club, with its lively atmosphere and numerous attractions, promised even more fun.

The Anime Chibi Club was dedicated to students who loved anime, and it was clear from the moment they arrived that the club was a hub of energy and creativity. The venue was bustling with activity, with students and visitors alike crowding the various attractions that had been set up for the festival.

As they approached, the first thing that caught their attention was the Anime Café, a massive space filled with tables and booths, where crowds of people waited in line to sit at the tables. The café was designed to accommodate up to a hundred people at once, and it was packed. The waiters and waitresses were all dressed in cosplay, each one portraying a famous anime character with remarkable accuracy. From the flashy outfits to the intricate details in their accessories, it was evident that the club members had gone all out.

"Wow, look at that," Sayuri said, her eyes wide with admiration as she took in the scene. "Is that Arielleth?" Her eyes shone with the amazing cosplay in front of her.

Arielleth was the main character in one most popular animes in history.

"Oh god, it is her!" Ryoko's eyes shone, ever the keen observer, as she nodded in agreement. "They've really captured the essence of these characters. The attention to detail is impressive."

Sam, who had always loved cosplay, couldn't contain her excitement. "I need to get some pictures! This is too good to pass up."

After waiting in line for a while, they entered the café, where the atmosphere was a delightful mix of chaotic energy and joyful chatter. The air was filled with the sounds of laughter, the clinking of glasses, and the occasional burst of music from the nearby Anime Karaoke stage. A waiter dressed as a well-known anime hero, Ever Mighty, approached them, a friendly smile on his face. "Welcome to the Anime Café! Would you like a table?"

"Definitely!" Sam replied, grinning from ear to ear. "And could we get a menu too? I'm curious to see what they're serving."

The waiter led them to a cozy booth near the window, where they could watch the ongoing activities outside while enjoying their meal. The menu was filled with themed dishes, each one named after popular anime characters or series. There were Bento Boxes inspired by shonen protagonists, desserts modeled after magical girl mascots, and even drinks named after famous anime attacks.

"This is so much fun," Sayuri said as she flipped through the menu. "I think I'll get the 'Moonlight Bento.' It looks delicious!"

Ryoko, who had a penchant for sweets, decided on the "Sakura Parfait," a beautifully layered dessert topped with cherry blossom-shaped candies. Sam, always the adventurous eater, opted for the "Titan Feast," a hearty meal that promised to challenge even the biggest appetites.

As they waited for their food, they watched the bustling café, where cosplayers moved gracefully between tables, serving food and chatting with the guests. The café was a vibrant celebration of anime culture, with decorations inspired by iconic series, and every corner filled with memorabilia that brought back memories of their favorite shows.

"Look at that group over there," Sam said, pointing to a table where a group of cosplayers dressed as characters from a popular mecha anime were gathered. "Their costumes are amazing!"

Ryoko agreed, her eyes following the intricate designs on the armor and the careful way the cosplayers had replicated the characters' iconic hairstyles. "They must have spent weeks preparing for this."

Sayuri, who had been admiring the various costumes as well, suddenly noticed a flyer on their table advertising the Cosplay Contest that was scheduled to start soon. "Hey, there's a cosplay contest happening today! We should stick around and watch."

"That sounds like a plan," Sam said, her excitement growing. "I love seeing all the creativity people bring to these events."

Their food arrived shortly after, and they dug in with enthusiasm, savoring the themed dishes that were not only visually appealing but also delicious. As they ate, the café continued to fill with more visitors, many of whom were also dressed in cosplay, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Once they finished their meal, they headed over to the Cosplay Contest area, where a stage had been set up for the participants to showcase their costumes. The crowd had already gathered, and the air was thick with anticipation.

The contest kicked off with a parade of cosplayers, each one stepping onto the stage to show off their outfit while the audience cheered and clapped. There were categories for Best Costume, Most Creative, and Best Group Cosplay, and the variety of characters on display was astounding. From classic anime icons to newer favorites, the participants had put their all

into their performances.

Ryoko, Sam, and Sayuri were thoroughly entertained, cheering along with the rest of the crowd as each contestant took the stage. The energy was infectious, and it was clear that everyone involved-whether participant or spectator-was having the time of their lives. "This is fantastic!" Sayuri exclaimed as a group of cosplayers dressed as characters from a magical girl anime twirled across the stage, their costumes glittering under the stage lights. Sam, who had been snapping pictures throughout the contest, nodded enthusiastically. "I can't believe how talented these students are. The craftsmanship is top-notch." Ryoko, who was usually more reserved, found herself completely absorbed in the event. "It's like watching a live-action version of our favorite shows. The passion these students have for their craft is truly inspiring."

After the contest, they wandered over to the Anime Trivia Quiz area, where groups of fans were gathered around tables, competing to answer questions about their favorite series, characters, and creators. The quiz was intense, with rapid-fire questions and fierce competition, but the atmosphere was friendly and light-hearted.

Sayuri, always the one with a sharp memory for details, couldn't resist joining in. She quickly found herself deep in discussion with another group about the finer points of a beloved anime series, while Ryoko and Sam cheered her on from the sidelines.

"This is your element, Sayuri," Sam teased, laughing as Sayuri confidently answered a particularly difficult question. "You're going to win this for sure."

Ryoko watched with a smile as Sayuri continued to rack up points for her team. "She's always been good at this kind of thing. It's like she's a walking encyclopedia of anime knowledge."

The trivia quiz ended with Sayuri's team in a respectable second place, and they all celebrated with high fives and laughter. The prizes were modest-keychains and posters of popular anime-but the experience itself had been the real reward.

Their final stop was the Anime Karaoke stage, where the sound of familiar anime opening and ending songs filled the air. The karaoke area was lively, with participants of all ages taking turns to sing their hearts out, belting out the lyrics to their favorite tunes.

Sam, always up for a challenge, decided to take the stage. She chose a song from a classic

anime, A Journey To The End, one that she had loved since her teenage years. As she sang, her voice clear and strong, the crowd joined in, clapping and singing along with her. Ryoko and Sayuri watched from the front row, cheering her on.

"That was amazing!" Sayuri said as Sam returned to their side, grinning from ear to ear.

"You really nailed it," Ryoko added, clearly impressed. "It's not easy to sing those high notes,

but you made it look effortless."

Sam laughed, her cheeks flushed from the excitement. "Thanks! I've always wanted to do anime karaoke in a place like this. It's so much fun when everyone knows the songs and joins

in."

As the day wore on, the three friends continued to explore the various attractions of the Anime Chibi Club. They browsed the merchandise tables, picking up a few souvenirs to remember the day by, and even joined in a few more activities, from photo ops with cosplayers to trying out some of the anime-themed games that had been set up around then/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

venue.

As they left the club's venue, the sounds of laughter and music still echoing in their ears, they couldn't help but feel a deep sense of camaraderie, not just with each other, but with everyone

they had met that day.

"We took so many pictures!," Sayuri said as they walked around the festival, their arms full of art pieces, merchandise, and fond memories.

"We should post some of them," Sam laughed happily. "This has been one of the best days

I've had in a long time."

Ryoko, who rarely expressed her emotions so openly, simply smiled and nodded. "I agree."