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AMBot | 11/15/2021 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Shueisha announces JUMP FESTA 2022 on December 18 and 19 at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba (Japan). After last year's virtual event, which took place exclusively via the Jump Festa smartphone app with livestreams on YouTube and the event website, this year will once again feature an in-person event alongside a virtual event via the same app.
The "Janfest Island App" showcases buildings and areas where you can enjoy the world of JUMP works. This app will also include a scavenger hunt game, allowing virtual participants to collect 22 unique virtual coins featuring popular Jump magazines and characters, which can be exchanged for new characters at the "Capsule Character Tower" during the virtual event.
Additionally, the "JUMP Original Picture Museum" will open, displaying around 130 original artworks and autographs from artists. In one corner of the island, there will be a "Zebrac Library," created in collaboration with Zebrac, an e-bookstore app operated by Shueisha. The entrance to the "Zebrac Library" will lead you to a special page on Zebrac's official website. This special page will offer free access to 33 works from the Jump group and the September 2021 issue of Saikyou Jump, which has been renewed this year.
The "Janfest Island App" showcases buildings and areas where you can enjoy the world of JUMP works. This app will also include a scavenger hunt game, allowing virtual participants to collect 22 unique virtual coins featuring popular Jump magazines and characters, which can be exchanged for new characters at the "Capsule Character Tower" during the virtual event.
Additionally, the "JUMP Original Picture Museum" will open, displaying around 130 original artworks and autographs from artists. In one corner of the island, there will be a "Zebrac Library," created in collaboration with Zebrac, an e-bookstore app operated by Shueisha. The entrance to the "Zebrac Library" will lead you to a special page on Zebrac's official website. This special page will offer free access to 33 works from the Jump group and the September 2021 issue of Saikyou Jump, which has been renewed this year.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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