GUTS’ VIP Gig is a gigantic stadium designed specifically for concerts and music shows. It exists inside the largest arena’s site in the world, called the “The Neverending Woodstock”, featuring 16 different stadiums, each one different from the previous one. Each stadium holds from 800.000 to 10 million people, over multiple layers around its centre (each layer is called a “circle”). The site is localized in the flooded region of Neo Magellan, a brand new city known for being a technological pole in the plateaus of the western part of Antarctica, one of the few places on Earth that still keeps a cool temperature and remained above the sea level (although there is no more ice there, just water and flooded lands).

The price of each show’s entrance is directly related to the circle someone’s in: the closest to the centre, the most expensive it is. There are stadiums with more than 20 different circles, so the price of a concert can greatly vary, allowing almost anyone to watch the shows, from the most unknown people to the greatest celebrities.

The VIP Gig capacity is 4 million people, around 13 different circles. In the same show, a single ticket in the innermost circle can cost the savings of a lifetime of a regular person, while the most peripheral one can cost as much as a regular dinner. It was created 11 years ago, with the sponsoring of the world famous performer Lawrence Blaze, who besides lending his name to the marketing of the place, got to name it, choosing the name “VIP Gig”.

The VIP Gig hosts many different shows, most of them from pop bands, but Lawrence’s shows has absolute priority over any other. With the proper marketing, this arena became a synonym of class and popularity and the most fanciest artists starting developing the urge to perform there. A single show on the VIP Gig could determine the future of someone as an artist.

As time went by, the arena underwent some improvements, specially to make things more interesting for the GUTS matches being held there. The first modification was Lawrence’s razor hat, that he started throwing at the fighters in the middle of the match. Another modification was the flamethrowers: they used to be just a part of a pyrotechnics sideshow, but they were repositioned to hurt the GUTS contestants while they were fighting. The flamethrowers are shot from giant speakers, programmed to shoot flames at a determined location from time to time. The last modification made for GUTS were the “Deft Lasers”, who could easily dismember a person on a single hit, and also contributed to the visual spectacle.