The revered magical period refers to a specific time in history when magical practices and beliefs held a profound influence over societies and cultures. This period is often shrouded in mystery and myth, as little concrete evidence remains from this time. However, many ancient texts and artifacts provide glimpses into the enchanting world of magic. During the revered magical period, people believed that certain individuals possessed supernatural abilities to command the forces of nature, communicate with spirits, and manipulate the unseen world. These individuals were often called sorcerers, witches, or shamans, and were revered as important figures in their communities. Magic during this period was not seen as evil or dark; instead, it was regarded as a powerful and essential force for maintaining balance and harmony in the world.
Magic during this period was not seen as evil or dark; instead, it was regarded as a powerful and essential force for maintaining balance and harmony in the world. The practice of magic was deeply intertwined with spiritual beliefs and rituals, often involving offerings to gods and goddesses, performing elaborate ceremonies, and casting spells. The knowledge of magic was not easily accessible to everyone, and it was often passed down through generations or taught within secretive societies.
Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2019 News Update (July 12th)
Today’s news update for Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2019 has brought quite a list! We have more official goods details release, exhibition booth map details revealed, details on an all-new life-size Hatsune Miku statue, Megurine Luka 10th Anniversary exhibition announcement, and more! Check out the info below:
Tickets Release
Starting from July 13th at 10:00 JST, tickets for the live performances, exhibitions, and special live (Osaka only) will be released to the public. The release will follow a first come, first served basis, so be sure to keep an eye out!
Official Goods
A total of 22 new items have been added to the official Magical Mirai 2019 merchandise list. The newly added items to the list are: full graphic t-shirt, cable accessories, lucky charms, sweets cans, 2 way shoulder bag, acrylic diorama, 3D card-type pouches, B2 Tapestries, key case, mini Nobori, towels, acrylic key holder, big cool blanket, ticket holder, and jewelry. Some goods are exclusive to Osaka or Tokyo venues only, so be wary!
Exhibition Admission Privilege
Visitors to the Magical Mirai 2019 exhibitions in Osaka and Tokyo alike will receive a mini acrylic stand featuring visuals by ni02 as admission privilege. Please note that the mini acrylic stands will be randomly given out of the six designs, and the privilege may end as soon as the goods are all gone.
Exhibition Booth Map
Details of the exhibition booths and their maps are now available! Check out the collaborations with various companies, along with sales of various goods, as marked on the maps below. More booths will follow soon.
Free-Viewing Acoustic Stage for Tokyo
For Tokyo only, a new stage has been announced to the Free-viewing Stage featuring Hayashi Kei & HoehoeP/nanou in acoustic style performances. The two will be performing on September 1st at 15:00~16:00 JST.
Organized Display
“Future Circus” Exhibition
An all-new life-size Hatsune Miku statue styled in Magical Mirai 2019 outfit will be exhibited at the event!
Megurine Luka 10th Anniversary exhibition
Similar to last year’s Kagamine Rin & Len 10th anniversary, there’ll be a special display dedicated to Megurine Luka 10th anniversary! A venue-wide puzzle solving game will also be held.
Piapro Square
In addition to the annual Piapro Wall and life-size panel exhibitions, there will be an addition of Live Paint. There will also be activities involving Snow & Sakura Miku. In a cosplay area there will be a “mysterious box” placed there. What could be inside?
Special Illustration Gallery
The special illustration gallery grows further with the additions of two new lovely visuals by KEI & Kinako Mochi! Check out more Hatsune Miku visuals styled in Magical Mirai 2019 theme in the gallery below.
Opening Countdown
Finally, there will be opening countdowns for both Osaka and Tokyo venues on August 9th and 31st, respectively. Please note that only photos are not permitted, and there’s no viewing space for general visitors.
August 9th Osaka: Yuu Asakawa (Megurine Luka’s voice provider), Miku Dayo, Tokyo MX’s Yume Lion, Hiroyuki Itoh (Crypton Future Media CEO), and Hiroshi Date (Tokyo MX CEO).
August 31st Tokyo: Saki Fujita (Hatsune Miku’s voice provider), Miku Dayo, Tokyo MX’s Yume Lion, Hiroyuki Itoh (Crypton Future Media CEO), and Hiroshi Date (Tokyo MX CEO).
Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2019 will take place at Intex Osaka in Osaka from August 9th~11th, and Makuhari Messe in Tokyo from August 30th~September 1st. Stay tuned!
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The special illustration gallery grows further with the additions of two new lovely visuals by KEI & Kinako Mochi! Check out more Hatsune Miku visuals styled in Magical Mirai 2019 theme in the gallery below.
These societies, such as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn or the Ancient Egyptian magicians, were known for their strict adherence to ancient wisdom and traditions. One of the most intriguing aspects of the revered magical period is the existence of magical artifacts and talismans. These objects were believed to possess special powers and were used in rituals or as protective charms. Examples include ancient Egyptian amulets, Celtic druidic stones, or Norse runestones. The end of the revered magical period is often attributed to the rise of organized religions and the subsequent demonization and persecution of practitioners of magic. As society became more centralized and structured, the power of magic gradually diminished, and magical practices were pushed to the fringes of society. However, the legacy of the revered magical period continues to captivate the imagination of people today. It has inspired countless works of literature, such as the tales of King Arthur, the stories of Merlin, or the ancient spells and incantations featured in magical grimoires. The allure of magic persists, reminding us of a time when the mystical and the fantastical were an integral part of the human experience. In a way, the revered magical period serves as a link to our collective past, offering a glimpse into the enchanting world of our ancestors..
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