The 2016 San Diego Comic Con will happen later this month and video game company Square Enix unleashed a press release on some of the things the company is bringing to the event.

Square Enix made it known the talent that will be present at the event are video game series "Tomb Raider," the cyberpunk game - "Deus Ex," as well as the animated fantasy film - "Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV," according to Attack Of The Fanboy.

The "Final Fantasy" film will have its panel on July 23 at Room 7AB, and the science fantasy film's panel will be witnessed from 7:30 pm until 8:30 pm. While the panel of the cyberpunk game will occur from 10:30 am until 11:30 am on Saturday July 23 at Room 8. The panel will include Greg Miller, also known as GameOverGreggy.

Fans of the action-adventure video game "Tomb Raider" will be delighted to know that the English actress Camilla Luddington will be present at Comic Con 2016. The panel of the English actress is slated for July 23 from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm at Room 24ABC.

The Comic Con announced the schedule and locations of the panel just one day after the launching of the "Pokémon Go" mobile game, the organizers of the event had planned to put Niantic Labs (the developer of the game) and CEO John Hanke in a 480 person capacity room. But, due to the cultural explosion of the game, the game's panel was transferred to the biggest hall available - Hall H, Polygon reported.

Comic-Con's official blog stated that, Comic-Con International realized there was no way that room was going to hold all of the fans of the game, so a major upgrade is needed for the mobile game's panel - all the way to Hall H.

"Wonder Woman" film's images came ahead of the Comic-Con event and showcased brand-new looks of "Wonder Woman" (Gal Gadot) and Steve Trevor - played by American actor Chris Pine, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Before going to the Comic Con event, check out the gameplay of "Pokémon Go" here:

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Topics Comic Con 2016, Pokemon Go, Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV, Deus Ex, Tomb Raider, Video game, Film