Entered the venue after 9 AM and headed straight for the Phantom Dungeon route. Guided by experienced friends who had been there before, clearing it went very smoothly. The early sections of the Dungeon and Castle routes differ, but the performances overlap in the middle and later parts, allowing you to see the two crowds intertwining. Most people on the Dungeon side were standing, while over on the Castle side, everyone was tired and sat down to watch. The Mizuki route experience was fantastic; when it's crowded, you can check out other areas before returning to queue. While in line, we happened to catch the shift change and managed to photograph both cosplayers. Here's a fun hidden detail: while the crowd in front watched the performance, the other Mizuki behind was guiding people deeper inside. The two Sami attractions were hilarious—especially at the cabin, where before Muelsyse could even finish explaining the rules, a Collapsal burst out shouting and gave everyone a huge jump scare, even cornering us later, which was super thrilling. The Sarkaz area was a massive exhibition booth requiring no queuing, packed with collections and NPCs to interact and take photos with. The Boundless Garden was relatively small, primarily serving as a photo spot, likely with less content as the project is still in development. After doing a full lap, I returned to the main hall to wait for Ceobe, but just missed her; then I queued for other Sami routes until 2 PM, finally catching Yokogawa Ceobe when she came out and luckily taking photos together. Overall, there wasn't an overwhelming amount of content and queuing took up roughly half the time, but the official cosplayers had exceptional fidelity and dedicated professionalism. Definitely coming back for the experience next time.