Sareee Bomb Reigns Supreme at Anime Expo as Sukeban Takes Over LA

Sukeban didn’t just show up to Anime Expo—they owned it.

In front of a red-hot sold-out crowd of nearly 2,000 fans, Sareee Bomb proved once again why she’s the face of the Sukeban movement. The reigning World Champion walked into the Anime Expo main event with gold on her shoulder and fire in her eyes—and she walked out still champion after a brutal showdown with Harajuku Stars’ own Maya Mamushi.

The energy inside the Sukeban x TikTok Fanzone was wild all weekend, but when Sareee Bomb hit that ring—it was electric. For nine months, Sareee has defended her title with the ferocity of a storm, and Maya Mamushi brought her absolute best. But when the final bell rang, the Bomb dropped, and the title stayed right where it belonged.

And that was just the main event.

Anime Expo’s Sukeban showcase wasn’t your average wrestling card—it was a full-blown celebration of chaos, fashion, and fighting spirit. TikTok teamed up with Sukeban to host a jam-packed fanzone that featured everything from in-ring karaoke to glam makeovers and wrestling demos. Fans lined up for hair, nails, panels, and even a surprise appearance from Yuriyan Retriever, breakout star of Netflix’s The Queen of Villains.

But don’t get it twisted—this was still a wrestling show at its heart. Here's how the action unfolded:

• Saki Bimi and Babyface made an impact early, surviving a frantic three-way tag match against Atomic Banshee and Midnight Player, and Delirious Dolly and “Smack in the Box” Misa Matsui

• Stray Cat clawed her way to victory over Countess Rea Seto in a match full of grit and mischief

• Commander Nakajima and Victoria Yuzuki handled business against the high-octane duo of Supersonic and Crush Yuu

• Ichigo Sayaka showed why she's one to watch, taking down BINGO and Queen of Hearts in a wild triple threat

• And of course, Sareee Bomb vs. Maya Mamushi blew the roof off—power, precision, and passion on full display

This marks Sukeban’s sixth straight sellout since its launch, and with a growing global fanbase, a TikTok partnership, and a champion like Sareee Bomb leading the charge, it’s clear: Sukeban isn’t the future of wrestling—it’s the now.

Stay ready. The revolution is just getting started.