He spent the entire time we were there “acting” (read: smiling stupidly and pretending he was a baby) and trying to do accents or something.
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Goddamn this guy was more full of himself than I am. Valid diss.)ĩ:12 Left Spike Spencer’s stupid shit. _ (I wouldn’t watch them myself, so whatever. Then some guy ahead of us in line saw my “Dark_Sage” name badge and told me my Hyobu jokesubs suck. “Hey, I voiced the English version of Shinji Ikari and… that’s it.” Because I’m not a virgin, I don’t really follow American seiyuu-kuns, so I didn’t know who this jerkoff was until people in the line explained it to me. I dunno, we didn’t really have anything else to do so we thought we’d see what this panel is like. That Toradora x Ano Hana (Ship between Menma and Taiga) was fucking weird, but goddamn impressive.ĩ:00 Spike Spencer’s stupid shit. The line was insane for this showing in the smallest room they could find because apparently no one thought AMVs would be a big draw at the con. ~Guess I’m obligated to go to Youmacon now.~ħ:00 AMV Contest. After a bit of tongue flappery, the guy was like “Do you give good press?” and I was like “lolol no, I say everything sucks.” So he gave me his business card. Subway instead, I guess.ĥ:45 We were in the elevator heading up to our rooms when Soup started talking about press badges once he noticed the other guy in our elevator had one. It was at this point we found out the Chipotle by the convention center closes at 4:00. I’m sorry, but them’s the rules.ĥ:00 Opening ceremonies! Ahahaha - no, fuck that. If you’ve seen all of these, you’re too old to ogle the cosplay pics I’m gonna post later. (74 episodes of boring with an ending that brings it back to the first episode. (They went on and on about how this anime would “literally change your life”. It’s just one of those “cool to like” shows that fades into obscurity because it’s not actually as good as it was hyped up to be.
(You know why nobody talks about this show anymore? It’s because no one ever actually liked it. Try “Best shows that only forty-year-olds would like”.
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To which the presenter retorted “Are you running a panel? Cuz I don’t think you’re running a panel.” (Mad! Mad! Mad!)Īfter a bit, the dude calmed down and apologized for overreacting, to which Soup only responded “You’re still wrong.” Cold as iceĤ:00 Underrated Series panel? Inaccurate. Soup, uhh, didn’t take too kindly to the designation of Magica as shoujo, and pretty much called the presenter retarded. If you’re gonna label it with one of the “four” (shounen, shoujo, josei, seinen), it would be seinen. Not only was that the easiest cop-out ever (hey guys, did you know Eva is a good mecha anime?), but the show can hardly be considered shoujo - the target audience was not 13-year-old girls. Like this guy’s last panel (BAYNHO), it had multiple panelists but he was the only one who talked.
This panel was purportedly about all the best shoujo anime for men, but it was more of a “One Guy’s Guide to a Few Shoujos He Watched Once, Sort Of” panel. <3Ģ:30 Hit up the Guy’s Guide to Girls’ Anime panel. Haven’t played the VNs, but anything that puts Bugs-in-her-vagina-chan in the spotlight has to be good. Uhh, we talked about how Heaven’s Feel is apparently the greatest thing ever at least. It was informative, so it’d be boring to summarize. Apparently I was only one of a few in the room to have actually heard of all those, so I guess I’m just way2anime4cons.ġ:00 Fate/Stay Night. It was just done by a panel of four people, of whom only one ever said anything. We hoped this wasn’t gonna be done by the moron who put “Hen Zemi” in last year. Then we went to sleep without talking to any of them, mostly because they were really fucking weird.ġ2:00 Best Anime You’ve Never Heard Of panel. We did early check-in for the con and saw some other nerds drinking in the bar once we got our badges. The lady who checked us in asked if we wanted to stay on a quiet floor or a party floor. Met up with Soup and we headed over to the hotel.
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