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Comment on Steins;Gate Singer Kanako Itou to be at Anime Boston 2012 by Arthur

Arthur — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 17:39:15 +0000

Kanaka Ito[u] was one of the artists to hang around at the backstage meet-and-greet after the second of the Animelo Summer Live 2011 concerts so she will hopefully also meet some of the fans in the USA.

Comment on Bakemonogatari Full Soundtrack To Be Released in December by Shizuo

Shizuo — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 02:50:21 +0000

WoW, that’s a good news!

Comment on Anime Expo 2011 Presents Hatsune Miku Live Vocaloid Concert by Anime Instrumentality | Hatsune Miku Slated to Perform Vocaloid Concert in Singapore

Fri, 30 Sep 2011 03:34:23 +0000

[...] Miku isn’t quite done with her concert tour just yet. After performing to a sold-out crowd at Mikunopolis, it looks like her next destination will be Singapore for Anime Festival [...]

Comment on Maon Kurosaki to Perform at Anime Expo by Aftershok

Aftershok — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 04:01:54 +0000

I think I just saw a tumbleweed

Comment on IOSYS Composes Theme Song for Winter Anime Yumekui Merry by Yamada Matsuhara

Yamada Matsuhara — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 03:58:49 +0000

Yumekui Merry’s theme song is pretty amazing, one of the best theme songs i’ve ever heard for an anime

Comment on Club2theMAX Schedules Anaheim Convention during July 4th holidays. by Kenneth Rile

Kenneth Rile — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 09:24:15 +0000

I think alot of Japan really supports Club2theMAX you don’t see alot of Anime Expo in Japan but there is some news after the con of the guests but this one is a surprise it also talks about other cons and the success they have.

http://www.asahi.com/english/TKY201011010266.html

Comment on Hiroaki Yura, Hiroki Kikuta, and Shihori are Guests at Otakon 2010 by Anime Instrumentality Blog | VGM Composer Hiroki Kikuta’s Upcoming Touhou Arrangement Project

Tue, 26 Oct 2010 23:02:12 +0000

[...] Hiroki Kikuta isn’t exactly a household name in the realm of video game music, at least, when you compare him to giants like Uematsu and heck, even Hitoshi Sakimoto, but he’s got a resume that stretches pretty far back. I remember really enjoying the music he composed for Secret of Mana on the SNES while playing through that and more recently, adored the whimsical melodies from his Alphabet Planet album. Otakon goers may also know him as the composer of “Shackles of Night,” which served as Otakon 2010′s opening theme. [...]

Comment on Club2theMAX Schedules Anaheim Convention during July 4th holidays. by Kenneth Rile

Kenneth Rile — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 08:43:20 +0000

interesting enough the PR behind Max was former PR for Anime Expo and responsible for a lot of the previous musical guests that included this years guests as remnants before they were let go. Bam marketing is also PR that handles all the Japanese bands that come down that included, X Japan, Vamps, Skin, Dir En grey, they also handled Utada Hikaru, so im loving what they will pull for this new con.

While many of the events are free, big ones will have a small fee which is fine because i spent like 75 extra dollars for concerts and masquerade so that really hurt me.

Comment on Club2theMAX Schedules Anaheim Convention during July 4th holidays. by Chris Nguyen

Chris Nguyen — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 07:19:54 +0000

@Kenneth
I think the guests that AX is capable of pulling in gives them a strong edge. I know I really like going to AX for the concerts since that’s where I derive the most value so MAX will really need to go all out in the same kind of vein that MangaGamer was able to pull off this past AX. In a down economy no less!

I said I’m a skeptic, but if MAX can remove that doubt, all the better. Hell, I encourage them to do so!

Comment on Club2theMAX Schedules Anaheim Convention during July 4th holidays. by Kenneth Rile

Kenneth Rile — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 06:57:03 +0000

Personally Im looking forward to club2themax after all the horror I dealt with anime expo as both an exhibitor and attendee. I have met with the heads of both and see MAX has potential to grow within the upcoming years through word of mouth. I checked out MAX on day 1 of Anime expo and found myself more immersed talking to the volunteers, maids and heads while day 1 of AX i was just in the exhibitors hall but day 2 and 3 of AX were more worth it.

I look forward to see what both will offer and decide were we go from there, since prices are alot cheaper at MAX but of course since AX is more established theres a reason why it costs more