身為動漫迷們，能夠一次朝聖《咒術迴戰》、《我的英雄學院》、《排球少年!!》、《怪獸 8 號》、《我獨自升級》等，多部知名動漫作品的快閃活動，是個省時省力的好活動，所以，在朋友告知我有關這次活動的消息之後，我就找個有空的下午，又來拜訪了。
這個活動最受歡迎的熱點，就是各式動漫主題打卡造景牆以及互動小遊戲，互動小遊戲總是有著粉絲們在排隊，而我對這類小遊戲總是興趣缺缺，反而對主題打卡牆，情有獨鍾，因為這類的打卡牆常重現動漫中的知名場景，給人耳目一新的感受，例如《不時輕聲地以俄語遮羞的艾莉同學》除了推出聖誕主題的拍照佈景，艾莉同學也現身在巨大的禮物盒中，非常有聖誕氛圍。
我特別注意到，現場有兩套作品《時光代理人》及《天官賜福》我沒聽過，後來回家後，我在網路上查了一下，原來是中國動漫作品，《時光代理人》比較特別一些，是中日韓三國共同合作的作品，原本這類活動大多是日本動漫作品，現在越來越多元了，好作品是不分國籍的，我之前在書展上發現，泰國的動漫文化也蠻發達的，只是我們這邊沒有出版社引入好作品。
我發現很多人到了這類活動，還喜歡收集官方收藏卡片，俗稱相卡 (Photo Card)，能在動漫周邊專賣店、快閃店或動漫雜誌附贈中得到，我回想起，我小時候也幹過收藏這類動漫卡片的事情，長大之後，那些收藏物已經不知道丟到那裏去了，不過，是一段美好的回憶啦。
As an anime fan, getting the chance to check out a pop-up event featuring multiple popular series like Jujutsu Kaisen, My Hero Academia, Haikyuu!!, Kaiju No. 8, and Solo Leveling all in one place is honestly super convenient. So when my friend told me about this event, I picked a free afternoon and went to check it out again.
The most popular spots there were definitely the themed photo walls and the interactive mini games. There were always long lines for the games, but I’m not really into that kind of thing. I’m way more into the photo setups. They usually recreate iconic scenes from the anime, which feels really fresh and exciting. For example, the setup for Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian had a Christmas theme, and Alya herself was inside a giant gift box. It really gave off a festive vibe.
I also noticed two series I’d never heard of before: Link Click and Heaven Official's Blessing. After I got home, I looked them up and found out they’re actually Chinese animations. Link Click is especially interesting because it’s a collaboration between China, Japan, and Korea. Events like this used to mostly feature Japanese anime, but now they’re getting more diverse. Good content really isn’t limited by country. I’ve even noticed at book fairs that Thailand has a pretty solid animation scene too. It’s just that we don’t really get those works officially published here.
Another thing I noticed is that a lot of people love collecting official photo cards at these events. You can usually get them from anime stores, pop-up shops, or even as freebies in magazines. It reminded me of when I was younger. I used to collect those cards too. I have no idea where they ended up now, but they’re still a really nice memory.