Get ready for a nostalgic journey as childhood favorites leap off the screen and come to life! From the thrilling battles of Beyblade to the action-packed world of superheroes, and iconic anime like Haikyu!!, One Piece, and Naruto, this event is unmissable.
Beyblade limited-time cafe & live battle experience
Fans of Beyblade, rejoice! From April 11 to June 2, a Beyblade-themed pop-up café will open at iSQUARE in Tsim Sha Tsui. The café features immersive decorations inspired by all four generations of Beyblade, complete with giant wall art and themed menus to transport fans into the spinning battle world.
Adding to the excitement, a Beyblade tournament will be held on May 3 and 4, where participants can experience thrilling battles using professional-grade equipment. On non-tournament days, patrons who dine at the café can also access the battle zone to enjoy recreational matches.
Mega Kawaii Figure Festival: Iconic anime highlights
This Easter, head over to Metroplaza in Kwai Fong, where MegaHouse, a leading Japanese figure brand, hosts the "Mega Kawaii Figure Festival" from April 3 to May 5. Fans of Haikyu!!, One Piece, and Naruto will find incredible photo zones recreating unforgettable scenes from these beloved anime series at the L4 Sky Garden.
All characters will appear in MegaHouse's popular "Lookup" chibi-style figures, allowing fans to interact up close.
A MegaHouse pop-up store will also offer exclusive merchandise, including the 25th-anniversary edition of Monkey D. Luffy, limited-edition Naruto Ninja Cat figures, and Mobile Suit Gundam Mega Cat collectibles. Over 40 anime titles and 100+ figures, including hits like Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Oshi no Ko, and Future GPX Cyber Formula, will also be available.
"Spectrum of Heroes" comic art exhibition by Pat Lee
For superhero and art enthusiasts, the "Spectrum of Heroes" art exhibition by globally acclaimed comic artist Pat Lee is now open at the Gallery by the Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui until April 21.
The exhibition showcases 20 original black-and-white comic sketches created by Pat Lee, spanning his illustrious career since 1995. The collection includes rare pieces from Marvel and DC classics such as BATMAN: Journey Into Knight, BATMAN/SUPERMAN, and The Invincible Iron Man.
Visitors can also dive into a curated comic reading zone featuring special chromium-reflective covers that enhance the visual appeal of the works. Admission is free, offering a perfect opportunity to appreciate the artistry behind iconic superheroes.
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