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The second Cosmic Con was held at the Ayala Malls South Park mall in Muntinlupa City last May 13- 14, 2017. The two-day event featured fun interactive events like raffles, cosplay contests, collectible exhibits, voice acting workshop, digital arts workshop, and various games for the guests. There were also guest appearances and performances from Raindrop Ivy Musume, Class A+, and Hiro Saeki. Check out some photos from the event:
Collectibles for sale at Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETKawaii accessories and cosplay outfits were sold at this booth at Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETStickers and prints of K-Pop icons at Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETSome of the cosplayers who attended Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETTrinkets for fandoms like Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Hunger Games. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETVisual artists exhibited their some of their works. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETSome of the kids who came in costume to Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETA fan poses with cosplayer Hiro Saeki, who is dressed as Inuyasha. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETYoung boy in full cosplay at Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETSome of the cosplayers at Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETGuests browsing through anime posters. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETA fan shows some love for South Korean actor Song Joong-Ki at the Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NETThe girls of Class A+ performed during the first day of Cosmic Con 2017. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.NET
