Geek girl Ellie hopes to go to ExcelsiCon Cosplay to meet the actor (closet nerd Darien) scheduled to play Federation Prince Carmindor in a reboot of the movie Starfield.
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Diese Serie ist ein Liebesbrief an alle Fans und Enthusiasten der Geek-Kultur. Verfolgen Sie Charaktere, die durch ihre gemeinsame Leidenschaft für Science-Fiction und Fantasy Verbindung und Liebe finden. Die Geschichten feiern die Magie des Fandoms, wo Träume von Cosplay und fiktiven Welten Wirklichkeit werden. Es ist ein Märchen für diejenigen, die an den Zauber von Gemeinschaft und gemeinsamen Interessen glauben.
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