"Eiji Usatsuka," Who is Known for Zero no Tsukaima: The 1st Display of the Original Illustrations (AkibaBlog)

"Eiji Usatsuka," Who is Known for Zero no Tsukaima: The 1st Display of the Original Illustrations

The first display of the original illustrations written by Eiji Usatsuka was held at Akihabara Radio Hall. Nitro-yu-sen-shiki-san said "I can't go because I have to work. I gave up all hope. Other websites, please report about it." So, I went there on the 17th (Sunday). The illustrations displayed were mainly of a bishoujo game, Angel Magister, and at the place, Eiji Usatsuka himself was there.

The 1st Display of the Original Illustrations of Eiji Usatsuka

Mr. Eiji Usatsuka Having an Illustration for a Participant Who Won a Lottery

The Place was Like This

The first display of the original illustrations written by Eiji Usatsuka was held at Akihabara Radio Hall.

Nitro-yu-sen-shiki-san said "a display of original illustrations written by Eiji Usatsuka would be held from May 16th-17th. I can't go because I have to work. I gave up all hope. Other websites, please report about it." So, I went there on the 17th (Sunday). The illustrations displayed were mainly of a bishoujo game, Angel Magister: I counted roughly- 28 illustrations of "Angel Magister," and 8 illustrations of Zero no Tsukaima, Doujinshi, etc, I guess.

If an audience won a lottery by Gacha Gacha, they could get T-shirts illustrated by Eiji Usatsuka ( Akibashiyo-san) or an autograph.

Borderline-san reported, "everything was beautiful. First of all, letting us see that many of original illustrations of 'Angel Magister'--- we will be unable to wait until the release day! w. Mr. Usatsuka looked like a faithful, quiet, and kind man. I see, in his work, his personality is shown." Bibi-san said "well, well, well… great! I became happy (〃∇〃). Since we could take photos, I enjoyed illustrations a lot while taking photos!"