Tokyo Studios Stand, Kizuna Hall, Sakura City.
Sunday, March 14th.
Amano Rio stood at the center of the bustling Tokyo Studios stand inside Kizuna Hall, overseeing the final preparations with a keen eye. As the Sakura City Branch Manager, she was entrusted with ensuring that everything was perfect for PrimCon, the most prestigious anime and manga convention of the season. Tomorrow, the world would get its first glimpse of Sword Art Online, Tokyo Studios' debut anime, and Rio was determined to make a lasting impression.
The Kizuna Hall complex was alive with activity. All around her, teams from various studios and publishing houses were rushing to complete their setups, each vying for attention in the massive sea of creativity and competition. But Rio's focus was solely on the stand that Tokyo Studios had managed to secure—a medium-sized space that would soon become the epicenter of excitement for Sword Art Online fans.
