Notice of Participation in Comic Market 108 (August 16, 2026, West Hall 1, Booth Mu-26a)

概要

The Seimei Monogatari Circle (XmasFantasy) will take part in Comic Market 108 (C108), to be held on Sunday, August 16, 2026. Our space is West Hall 1, booth Mu-26a. As a new work in the XmasFantasy and Hope Princess series, “OKURU — Hope Princess Santaria —” will be offered. On the day, please visit us at West Hall 1, booth Mu-26a.

背景

The new work “OKURU — Hope Princess Santaria —” is the first volume of the XmasFantasy OKURU Series. It is a new XmasFantasy story centered on Hope Princess Santaria, portraying what is held within the name Hope Princess and the world in which Santaria lives. It brings together, in a single work, a richly colored world and a story of hope, prayer, and life. Santaria appears large on the cover, and the world of XmasFantasy that has been created so far is gathered into this one volume.

At C108, in addition to the work, we will also have handmade accessories inspired by the Hope Princess. Each was made by hand, one at a time, and about 60 pieces have been completed so far. Even pieces of the same design differ slightly in character depending on the parts and colors used. We invite you to see them in person at the venue and make your choice.

We will also have digital content on CD-R. This content is intended to let those who pick up the work at the venue enjoy the world of XmasFantasy even further. As this is our first time participating, 30 copies will be available on a first-come basis. Those who are interested are encouraged to visit our space early.

补充说明

XmasFantasy presents the world of the Hope Princess in many forms, including manga, illustration, music, characters, accessories, and digital content. Comic Market 108 is a valuable opportunity to bring that world to you in person. Whether you already follow the works on the web or are meeting the Hope Princess for the first time, please feel free to stop by. “Welcome to the world of the Star of Hope.” We look forward to welcoming you at the venue, together with Santaria and her companions.

Participation in this event was at the time a personal undertaking, and the works were not yet owned by IHS Bethlehem Church. There were no sales of the items offered that day.