The heart of the Manga and Anime Zone is beating and remains full of enthusiasm, thanks to exceptional speakers and amazing initiatives that will provide you with truly fantastic attractions. Here you will penetrate the world of (pop)culture of the Far East, where the themes are as wide as the open space of the universe! Together, you will decide what series are worth watching/reading, and, delve into the areas of k-pop, current topics circulating the fandom, and even dive into the traditions of the fascinating lands of East Asia.
One could write about the Manga and Anime Zone for hours on end, but that is not what the introduction is for. Take a look at what you will find there in 2025!
Typically, there are one or two zones per trade fair hall. Well, maybe sometimes there are three, because that’s how vast fantasy in general is! What if we told you that the opposite is true for the Manga and Anime Zone? Its main hall is Hall 7, but its tentacles streach out into various corners of the Fairgrounds. This just goes to show how Manga and Anime have been popularized in Poland over the years… and at Pyrkon!
As in previous years, there will be no shortage of crowd-pleasing themed concerts on the Outdoor Stage. Or do you dream of having adventures like the characters of the “3-gatsu no Lion” or “Hikaru no Go” anime? If so, try your hand at traditional Japanese games: Go, Shogi and Mahjong! Also returning will be the “Chibi Zones” you already know from last year, which are places where groups of Japanese pop culture enthusiasts – from fans for fans – share their experiences, run fantastic attractions, and create a space where there is something for every fan of Asian culture to enjoy!
Who could we hear at previous editions of Pyrkon?
On our stage, we’ve hosted artists who thrilled fans with both solo performances and energy-packed concerts. Each of them brought something unique, creating moments that lingered in the memories of Pyrko-goers for years. What do you think we’ve prepared for you this year?
Photo by Marcin “Dobermann” Pflanz
MindaRyn – the vocalist whose singing can be heard in anime such as “Tensura”, “Arifureta”, or “ULTRAMAN BLAZER”.
Photo by Marcin “Dobermann” Pflanz
Burnout Syndromes – the band behind songs for series such as “Haikyu!!”, “Dr. STONE”, and “Gintama”.
Photo by Marcin “Dobermann” Pflanz
Haruna Luna – Since her teenage years, she has been actively working as a model for the magazine “KERA.” She debuted in May 2012 with the song “Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau.”
Photo by Marcin “Dobermann” Pflanz
Mili – They produce music across various genres – from classical to rock, pop, techno, and jazz. They are best known for their songs featured in the anime “Goblin Slayer” and “Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045,” as well as the games “Library of Ruina,” “ENDER LILIES,” and “Deemo.”
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