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A special exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Zero no Tsukaima television anime has been announced for summer 2026.

The commemorative event will give fans the opportunity to revisit memorable moments from the beloved fantasy series while exploring a wide variety of displays and exclusive content created for the anniversary.

Zero no Tsukaima, known internationally as The Familiar of Zero, is based on the light novel series by Noboru Yamaguchi and follows the adventures of the mage Louise and her summoned familiar Saito in a magical world filled with intrigue and adventure.

One of the exhibition’s centrepieces will be a life-sized figure of Louise displayed alongside a full-scale recreation of the legendary sword Derflinger.

Visitors will also be able to view rare character design materials and production documents featuring Louise, Saito, and other key members of the cast.

A dedicated story section will allow attendees to look back on famous quotes, emotional scenes, and significant moments from throughout the anime.

More than 100 illustrations connected to the franchise will be showcased during the exhibition.

An all-new audio guide has been specially produced for the event and features newly recorded performances from Louise, voiced by Rie Kugimiya, and Saito, voiced by Satoshi Hino.

Exclusive merchandise created for the anniversary exhibition will be available for purchase using newly drawn artwork prepared specifically for the event.

Fans will also be able to obtain an art book containing illustrations displayed throughout the exhibition.

The Familiar of Zero 20th Anniversary Exhibition

The Zero no Tsukaima 20th Anniversary Exhibition will take place from August 10 to August 30, 2026.

The venue will be Exhibition Hall D on the second floor of the Bunka Kaikan Building at Sunshine City in Ikebukuro.

Opening hours are scheduled from 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. each day.

Final admission will be permitted up to 30 minutes before closing time.

Both date-specific admission tickets and standard weekday admission tickets will be available for ¥2,500 each (approx. $17 USD/ £13 GBP) through the official website.