Battle of the Boxes

Box Wars is a creative and humorous event where participants build and destroy cardboard creations. Founded by Ross, it emphasizes creativity over competition, using only cardboard and adhesives. Each event presents unique engineering challenges, attracting 50-100 participants and hundreds of spectators. Box Wars has grown globally, with chapters in Japan, Europe, America, and Canada. Despite its childish nature, it bridges cultural gaps and is rooted in comedy, encouraging laughter and fun.

What is the significance of the phrase 'if you're in a Box Wars, you've already lost'?

Describe the main objective of participating in Box Wars.

What materials are primarily used in Box Wars?

How does Box Wars encourage creativity among participants?

In what ways does Box Wars cross cultural and language barriers?