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The winners of the STEINS;GATE Future Visual Contest, which was held from May 1-31 in celebration of the release of the English version PC game STEINS;GATE, have finally been chosen. In all, over 300 works were submitted to the contest. Submissions don’t include just illustrations and cosplay, there is a wide variety of work on the contest page that includes fans showing off their STEINS;GATE collection through figure photography.
Even more impressive than the number of works is the high quality of them, which made selecting the winners a difficult challenge. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that there are too many Labomen all over the world who love STEINS;GATE to count. As the company in charge of the contest, we at TOM would like to take this opportunity to share our thanks to all of you Labomen.
To everyone who submitted a work to the contest, everyone who liked and SUKI!’d their favorite works, and everyone around the world who made the contest a success, thank you!
Let’s now move on and announce the winning works. Here are the works that shined the most in the STEINS;GATE Future Visual Contest!
Like & SUKI! Award
Entry Name: Time Machine
Creator: rosuuri
STEINS;GATE Award
Entry Name: There's no way I could forget you.
Creator: aruken
Cosplay Award
Entry Name: Chris Makise (Steins;Gate)
Creator: Tamahiyo
Extreme Award
Entry Name: Hacking to the Gate
Creator: allgroassai
And now...here is the splendid winner of the Reading Steiner Grand Prix!!
Reading Steiner Grand Prix
Entry Name: STEINS; GATE <~The First Timeleaping~>
Creator: punix
Each of these creators will receive prize money for being chosen. Also, the Grand Prix work will now adorn the TOM Facebook page as the cover photo for the next week. Check it out here!
But wait! There’s more! The winners of the Reading Steiner Grand Prix, Like & SUKI! Award, and STEINS;GATE Award will have their works made into T-shirts that will be available for a limited time on the Tokyo Otaku Mode Premium Shop! Pre-orders will begin in August, so to all Labomen all over the world, please look forward to it!
This is a Tokyo Otaku Mode original article.
