Let’s get one thing straight: Anime Expo is an exhausting convention. As North America’s largest anime convention, it’s got a long history and a big reputation to uphold, and it does so by pulling out all the stops: huge guests, big concerts, and a huge cash prize for winners of the cosplay masquerade.
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KinMoza is all about traveling/living abroad, and since I just got back from a two week trip to Europe this is all fresh on my brain, and KinMoza just captures the essence of being in a foreign country so well. It makes me smile because it’s such a realistic depiction.
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It is with mixed feelings that we announce that Otakon will relocate to Washington DC, beginning with our 2017 convention, for at least five years.
READ MOREChiaki Ishikawa was the vocalist for the band See-Saw alongside composer Yuki Kajiura. The duo created some of the most
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On Friday of Otakon 2013, Vice Commander Miki was able to meet Singer Chiaki Ishikawa for an exclusive interview.
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Otakon in collaboration with Aniplex of America have come together again to help raise funds for continuing tsunami relief in Japan. In exchange for a small minimum donation ($5), Otakon is offering a Limited Edition poster featuring Sword Art Online courtesy of Aniplex of America.
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The realm of Vainqueur is in a state of impending crisis. The fertile lands are slowly being devoured by an ever-expanding desertification. People are afflicted with a mysterious plague that turns their bodies into sand. The human kingdoms of Granorg and Alistel have accused one another…..
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Otakon Vegas Online Registration is officialy open!
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Otakon welcomes back writer Peter S. Beagle as a guest. Peter has written many teleplays and screenplays, including the animated versions of The Lord of the Rings and The Last Unicorn, plus the fan-favorite “Sarek” episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Otakon 20 will host a series of special screenings for its 20th year. Otakon will screen Evangelion 3.0: You Can (not) Redo, the third installment in the popular Rebuild of Evangelion series, in HD with English subtitles, and the live action Rurouni Kenshin film, which opened in 2012 to rave reviews in Japan.
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