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Megan Thee Stallion's Anime Fantasy Comes to Life in Los Angeles

Megan Thee Stallion's Anime Fantasy Comes to Life in Los Angeles

News1818-05-2025

This summer, Megan Thee Stallion is inviting a select group of fans into her anime dreamworld—an electrifying, immersive experience that blends cosplay, gaming, food, and full-throttle fun. Designed to reflect her deep love for Japanese culture and anime, the Otaku Hottie Quest is set to take place on June 12 in Los Angeles, where twelve guests will step into a neon-lit playground of style, competition, and creativity—all curated by the rap superstar herself.
Guests will dress in custom anime-inspired school uniforms, race through a team 'floor is lava" challenge, and go head-to-head in a Mortal Kombat 1 battle—all while collecting exclusive charms from Megan for their performance and flair. The day also includes a cooking session featuring Megan's personal ramen recipe, a taste of her signature tequila, and a final surprise loot box reveal that caps off the Otaku transformation. And yes, Megan will be there in person, hyping up her crew and handing out special rewards.

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