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Unwrap the Magic of Pop Culture at Oz Comic-Con Xmas Edition

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Get ready to sleigh your way into the festive season when Oz Comic-Con Xmas Edition returns to Melbourne

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Taking place on December 6th and 7th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), the event caps off a blockbuster year of conventions, giving fans one final, joy-filled celebration before the year wraps up.

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From cosplay to gaming, panels to performances, the Oz Comic-Con Xmas Edition is decking the halls with more activities than ever, including:

  • Cosplay Photos with Santa
  • Christmas Cosplay Competitions & Meet-Ups
  • Elf on the Shelf Photo Scavenger Hunt
  • “So Yule Think You Can Just Dance” Competition
  • Xmas Cosplay Bingo & Lip Sync Battles
  • Festive Side Questing for real fake gold
  • TTRPG Yuletide Adventures & Tabletop Library
  • Australian ESports League with Console & PC Gaming Freeplay & Tournaments
  • Live Music, Entertainment Stage & Just Dance Freeplay
  • Interactive Q&As, Performances and Cosplay Parades Across 3 Stages
  • eBay Collectors Club

Whether you’re hunting for unique gifts, snapping photos with festive cosplayers or joining a fandom meet-up, there’s something for everyone. Expect exciting activations, exclusive panels, industry insights and a pop-culture marketplace brimming with last-minute pop culture treasures for all your friends and family.

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So grab your Santa hat and your squad, this is one Christmas celebration you won’t want to miss.

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