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Each country will be represented by one
group to consist of two cosplayers. |
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| [2] |
The costumes must be from Japanese anime
and manga.
*At the preliminary competitions, costumes from Japanese
video games are permitted.
*At the cosplay championships to be held in Japan, Japanese
manga, anime and costumes only. |
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| [3] |
Costumes are to be hand made. Pre-made costumes are
not allowed.
*It is preferable that costumes are hand-made by the contestants
themselves, but it is permissible for family and friends
to help.
*Purchase and then re-making of ready-made goods to use
in costumes is permissible. |
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| [4] |
Team costumes at the cosplay championships are to be
characters from within the same anime or manga. |
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| [5] |
Participants must be 18 years and older.
* It is possible for those under 18 years of age to participate,
but permission from a guardian must be obtained. |
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| [6] |
The representative cosplayers who are chosen are to
cooperate in a positive manner at the World Cosplay Summit
2007 (Parade, Championship, media and other events). |
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| [7] |
Image rights in all media exposure
such as news gathering from TV programs and other assorted
media involved with the World Cosplay Summit, promotional
activities in the print media as well as events and performances,
announcements both prior to and during the period of the
Cosplay Summit, will be attributed to TV Aichi.
After the World Cosplay Summit has finished, images/footage
of cosplayers, photographs, programs to be broadcast,
internet homepages and DVDs etc, come under the jurisdiction
of TV Aichi. In so doing, compensation will not be furnished. |
| [8] |
The World Cosplay Summit is a friendly international
exchange event through Japanese pop culture and an event
where cosplayers from many countries around the world
gather. We ask for your active cooperation in understanding
the purpose of the event and in making the 2007 World
Cosplay Summit a success. |
