Overwatch, Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist
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Appearance Notes
Gaku looks forward to meeting all of his fans in Melbourne and the Gold Coast in March 2020.
Gaku will give a Q&A panel each weekend, and pose for studio portraits and sign autographs on Saturday and Sunday in Melbourne, and Friday and Saturday on the Gold Coast.
Panel Times
Melbourne: Saturday 1:30pmGold Coast: Friday 1:00pm
About Guest
Born in Tokyo, Japan, Gaku Space decided to forgo a baseball career to pursue his passion for acting. Relocating to Los Angeles, he studied acting and became an advanced martial artist in Filipino Kali and Japanese sword fighting.
In 2014, he landed a lead role in the live-action series Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist by Capcom as Gouki. He’s now best known for his work as Genji from Blizzard Entertainment’s Overwatch. His other voiceover work includes X-Men: Destiny, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and Heroes of the Storm.
His TV credits include Westworld, How I Met Your Mother, and Shake It Up.
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NOTES
Autograph
$50
Signed Genji Poster - $60; Signed 3D Genji Poster - $70
Photograph
$60
Studio Portrait
Selfie at the Table
$40
Using Own Camera
Autograph/Selfie Combo
$80
Signed Genji Poster/Selfie - $90; Signed 3D Genji Poster/Selfie - $100
Short Voice Recording
$70
No screaming/yelling, this includes Genji's Ultimate.
Disclaimer
This information is correct at the time of writing.
Please check social media and any email correspondence from Growtix after ticket purchase for future changes to the schedule.
Guest confirmed, health and other commitments pending.
Further information will be provided via social media should any of these factors impact the guest's ability to attend.
Film Q&A + Interactive Zoom + Quiz bundle must be purchased to participate in this component of the event.
An additional service charge may apply to online ticket purchases.
It is the ticket holder's responsibility to ensure their own stable internet connection.
Tickets cannot be refunded on the basis of missed screenings or audience connectivity issues.
