Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive "Get Animated Invasion" - Alvinology

Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive “Get Animated Invasion”

The “Get Animated Invasion” Tour by Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) has finally landed in Raffles City Singapore.

Making a final stop at Singapore, this program is part of the Get Animated Invasion Asia Tour, which covers Taipei, Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore, featuring Warner Bros.’ iconic cartoon characters Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry and Scooby-Doo.

Asia renowned musicians, designers, artists, influencers and personalities are invited to join this program to unleash their infinite creativity and be inspired to make the world a better place. As part of the Get Animated Invasion program, these artists are adding their creative touch and letting their imagination run wild, by turning blank Marvin Funko figure into a work of art.

About 80 uniquely customized Marvin The Martian figurines will invade Raffles City Singapore from 13 Feb to 3 Mar 2019. Fans will have a chance to walk through a gallery of Marvin The Martian figurines designed by regional & local celebrities and personalities such as Aaron Kwok, Michelle Reis, Kevin & Grace, Fann Wong, Pierre Png, Li Nanxing, Mark Lee, Little Miss Bento, Constance Lau, Dato Joey Yap and more.

Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive "Get Animated Invasion" - Alvinology

Warner Bros. also offers various experiential pop-ups peppered throughout the exhibition. From Bugs Bunny to Scooby-Doo and Tom and Jerry, catch your favourite famed characters as you weave in and out of the cartoon realm through each AR (Augmented Reality) installations.

Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive "Get Animated Invasion" - Alvinology

Held on 13 Feb 2019, the opening event will see a get-together of popular celebrities and famous artists such as Fann Wong, Li Nanxing, Mark Lee, Nick Shen, Little Miss Bento and more. These individuals are not only gracing the event, but they have also personally designed their own Marvin the Martian.

The finished Marvin the Martian figurines have been on a tour around Asia, starting from Taiwan (20 Aug – 2 Sept 2018), Hong Kong (16 Nov 2018 – 2 Jan 2019) and are now making its final stop in Singapore (13 Feb – 3 Mar 2019)! After the 19-day exhibition, the figurines exhibited will be auctioned off online at here.

In addition, a series of Get Animated exclusive merchandises will also be available in the pop-up stores during the exhibition. Well-known artists from around the world such as Eric So, Pat Lee, Pucky reimaging Warner Bros.’ famed cartoon characters. Limited edition products featuring these art pieces will be available for sale at the pop-up store.

Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive "Get Animated Invasion" - Alvinology

An extensive range of Warner Bros. Consumer Products merchandise including limited-edition will also be available for purchase at the pop-up store located at Raffles City Singapore, Level 1 Garden Court throughout the campaign period.

Join Marvin The Martian and His Clones as they take over Raffles City Singapore with the immersive "Get Animated Invasion" - Alvinology

To recreate cartoon characters of Get Animated classic series familiar to the public, such as Bugs Bunny, Tweety, Daffy Duck etc., turning them into stunning fashion cartoon characters with trendy visual impression catering to the young demographic.

A Get Animated Invasion tote bag, specially created for and exclusively available at the Asia tour, will also be available for sale at the pop-up store during the campaign period. Profits from the sale of the tote bags will also be donated to Make-A-Wish International.

100% of the proceeds are going to support Make-A-Wish International charity foundation in granting the wishes of children aged between 3 to 18 with life-threatening medical conditions.

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