Crunchyroll announces anime retail pop-up in Los Angeles
Popular anime streaming service Crunchyroll will give fans in Los Angeles a special pop-up experience.
Revealed today, Crunchyroll will team up with Three Ten Merchandising Services for The Loop. Taking place at the Westfield Topanga Mall in Canoga Park, The Loop is a “rotating retail destination featuring immersive activations, exclusive merchandise, collectibles, themed environments, and fan experiences.” Solo Leveling, Sentenced to Be a Hero, and Bananya will be the first three anime series featured at The Loop when it debuts later this month. A new trio of anime series will come to The Loop later this summer.
General admission for The Loop is free to the public with a standby line available when it gets capped. Crunchyroll subscribers will get early access to the event with more information dropping soon. A special $15 pin pack based on all three anime series that also acts as a “skip the line” pass will be on sale. More information about The Loop can be found here.
Solo Leveling, Sentenced to Be a Hero, and Bananya are available to watch on Crunchyroll right now.
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