>Today is the big day!
>You've been watching FWMC for almost four whole years, and here you are, in line and waiting with your ticket for their first Sololive
>There's been ups and downs, busy and slow periods for their content, but a lot of fun all the way through.
>You've even made friends with 2 Japanese bros who saw your FWMC shirt and the Fuwawa and Mococo plushies on your backpack earlier today.
>Their English isn't the best and neither is your Japanese, but you've managed to connect pretty well through PASSION for FWMC.
>You can feel the excitement mounting as you approach the entrance.
>You see something strang though out of the corner of your eye.
>Seems like they're splitting people up a bit and there's a somewhat intimidating man who's taking everyone to the side to chat about something for a second.
>Bringing your focus back into your newly made friends, you talk about your favorite orisong they made, the 3rd song on their album they released a year ago.
>They fire back with theirs and you show off the calls that you practiced for today.
>Finally, you're next to be let in.
>The Japanese bros go ahead of you and you can see them talk to the man and pull out IDs.
>Fumbling for your passport, you pull off your backpack to get it out.
>When you look back up you see the man with yen in his hand.
>Weird, but whatever, might be a way to sell goods outside to keep the line down inside or something.
>Your turn, he takes you to the side.
>"Do you have your form of identification?"
>You hand him your passport.
>"We're sorry but it seems that the venue couldn't fully sell out, so we're adding on an extra 3000 yen to everyone's ticket cost."
>You're a little offput, but ubderstand and want this to go well for FWMC, so you agree.
>This must have been what's been taking a second at the door and why the line was a little slow.
>Pulling out your wallet, you hand over the yen and are let in.
>Looking around, you see a sea of FWMC merch, everything from their first happi, to their body pillows, to all the variations of their plushies.
>You spot your Japanese bros, wave, and walk over.
>"Oh Anon! Merch table!?!"
>You laugh and nod your head yes.
>"Free item!"
>Whoa, they have a freebee for being able to make it to their first sololive?
>Sweet.
>You excitedly nod, and see that you have 20 min to kill before you need to ditch your Japanese bros and go to your seat.
>Getting in the somewhat long line, you pull up a pictures of your favorite FWMC memes.
>They show you a few pics and clips too.
>Time flies and you're at the front of the line.
>Your bros go ahead, and you see them get give 2 mini plushies each of Fuwawa and Mococo.
>They pick out one of the shirts and a standee from the sololive pack, make their purchase, and say bye to you as they head to their seat.
>You point to one of everything on the sheet showing off the options.
>Setting down your bag, you get out your wallet and get ready to pay.
>"Do I get those two cute mini plushies as well?"
>The woman helping you looks as she hands over the first chunk, shakes her head, and points to a sign on the table.
>It's written in English with no Japanese subtitles.
>"Sold out"
>Man that sucks, but you're not going to let it get to you, you'll just get it second hand, no biggie.
>You pack away the items you bought, and head to your seat.
>You beat both of your neighbors there, and still have 10 min to get all prepped up.
>Pull our your light sticks, get out your towel, get out your FWMC plushies hanging by a string to wrap around your neck.
>Your neighbors slowly filter in, most of them Japanese as well.
>No surprise given it's in Japan, easier for them to make it.
>You see all of them with the little FWMC mini plushies.
>Should have gotten here sooner!
>The concert starts, you can feel your heart racing.
>They start their intro onto the stage with Baudol!
>After the first song, they introduce themselves in Japanese, then English.
>Makes sense, again it's in Japan.
>The rest of the concert is a performance of their favorites of their orisongs, one meme song cover, Sanpo as a call back to their first karaoke, and a singing of Suisei's Stellar Stellar preformed live with her.
>All of the MC portions were done in Japanese, but you're excited to find out what exactly they said once you go online later.
>Weirdly, all of their guests were JP talent outside of Biboo.
>And even then, it was cute how Biboo did her best with her Japanese.
>Seemed like she must have messed up on some pronunciation, because there was a lot of laughter after she said something.
>Maybe the others just couldn't make the flight out, you remember hearing that most EN were tied up or sick.
>Post concert blues set in as you exit the venue, so you to grab a bite to eat.
>There's a bunch of Ruffians in the resturaunt, a mix of Japanese bros and kaigai-niki.
