Reader’s Question:
I recently got into Shiny Colors and will be attending the Shania Ni 2nd live in March. Today, I received the merchandise I ordered, but I was embarrassed to find out for the first time that the penlights are single-color. I bought two penlights for my favorite character, but
I don’t have any others. What should I do when other units are performing? I’ve heard that many people use commercially available penlights that can change colors, but if you have any recommendations for products, I would appreciate it. Thank you!
Embracing the Colorful World of Penlights
As a legal expert and avid fan of live performances, I can totally relate to your situation with the single-color penlights. I remember my first concert experience where I was so excited to wave my lightstick, only to realize I had the wrong color for the unit performing. It can be a bit embarrassing, can’t it? But let’s turn that embarrassment into an opportunity for creativity and fun! When it comes to penlights, you’re on the right track by considering commercially available options that allow you to change colors. The Mixture Penra PRO series sounds like a fantastic choice! I mean, who wouldn’t want a penlight that offers up to 30 different colors? It’s like having a whole palette in your hands, ready to express your support for different characters and units. I remember a friend at a concert who showed up with a penlight that could change colors with just the push of a button. The way everyone around us lit up with excitement when the music started was unforgettable. There’s something so electrifying about being surrounded by fans, all with their lights dancing in sync to the music. It really adds to the atmosphere! Your concern about matching colors is also very valid. I’ve seen fans waving their lights in various shades that don’t necessarily align with the unit colors, and honestly, it’s all part of the experience. What matters most is the enthusiasm and the energy you bring to the event. Plus, I’ve noticed that sometimes the most unexpected color combinations can create a fun and memorable vibe. Another quirky moment I recall was when a friend of mine mistakenly brought a penlight that had a glittery finish. It didn’t quite match the unit’s color scheme, but she rocked it anyway! The laughter we shared over it made that concert even more special. So, don’t stress too much about perfection; embrace the uniqueness of your setup! As you prepare for the Shania Ni 2nd live in March, I encourage you to explore those multifunctional penlights. And while you’re at it, why not grab some snacks to enjoy during the concert? I always find that a little treat makes the whole experience that much sweeter. I’d love to hear your thoughts and any tips you might have for others facing a similar dilemma. Have you ever found yourself in a bind with concert merchandise? Share your stories and let’s keep the conversation going!
