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I feel bad because the presenter came in late because he got lost, so he was a bit flustered starting the panel, and I think it through off his pacing. I was pretty intrigued by this since it's a topic I don't know much about. Presenter was great, super knowledgeable and interesting. Dark Horse publishes some amazing stuff, and I look forward to the overview of what they've published in the past, what they have currently, and their new stuff in the works. Break it up - include more images or video of some of the magical systems being explained.Īlways a great panel, I attend this one almost every year. Don't make your audience sit in front of a wall of text. There were a few slides that had too much information on them. This was alright - a little dry, but well explained. Loved there were actual video clips of the festivals. Panelists had a great presentation, did their research and had some laughs along the way. I think I showed up about 10 minutes late to this one (9am panels ftw), but it was super good. Here's what I managed to go to this year: Also, warning, as a graphic designer I am very critical of the organization and look of presentations. I always try to go to as many panels as possible. Please accept it next year, I look forward to 2000. Twenty Years Ago: Anime in 1999 was just a nostalgia trip for me since that's the year I became a fan. Keep this experiment going for a few years.

I watched two young local idols perform and saw potential. I see it as a way for young talented fans to perform, learn, and grow. I only got to see the Sunday AniBeat Concert Series, but this is an idea that should return. What a charismatic guest with great stories about Ghibli! So much rare art and motivational talking about art! Keep inviting them! Kiki's Delivery Service 30th with Hirokatsu Kihara was great. It was like a retrospective of their work, and a lot isn't known in the states, so it was news to a lot! It inspires me to do a similar panel for a favorite manga-ka of mine. Genshiken and Beyond: The Works of Kio Shimoku introduced me to more from one of my favorite manga-ka.

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They had a lot of passion about the subject! It mostly focused on OG Aikatsu and I was hoping for a full look at the Aikatsu series, but I KNOW that would take so long. Passionate Idol Activities: The Aikatsu Panel was fun. Great choice to have them as featured presenters.Īnime in Non Anime is always hilarious! There's always something new that makes me lose it laughing! I'd like to see their panels again next year. Him and Nate AM's Animation in Anime was amazing as well, and taught a lot about techniques and unique techniques animators created in anime.

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It was like a 'This year in Love Live' panel and would be good to have each year as the series continues.Įvan Minto's In Defense of CG Anime taught me a lot about it that gave me a deeper appreciation and understanding of CG in anime. She knows a lot more about it since she can access materials we can't in the states and knows the Japanese side of the fandom first hand. Love Live School Idol Panel by SuperSho was very informative. The tech set up so each screen had a different artist was perfect.

Trigger's Live Drawing QnA was great! Live drawings should happen more often. No one started a thread yet so I'll go ahead.

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