Conventions can be hard to chronicle. There’s a lot going on, and epic crowds to wade through between events, which for any convention of real size, might be pretty far apart physically. It’s no different for the press — while we might enjoy certain privileges like skipping lines and interviewing guests, there are still a ton of events to potentially cover and not a lot of manpower to do it. Not to mention, we too have puzzle panels to complete on our 3DSes, and that 10 person queue for Street Pass hits fills up fast. But I digress.
This year, Anime Herald brings you our typical blitz of news, cosplay encounters, and guest interviews, but I’d also like to give you all a peek at what we actually did, at least insofar as the moments I was smart enough to put my camera to work. Enjoy! (We hope.)
As with the last time I made it up to Boston, Anime Boston was a whirlwind of geeky pleasure, over all too quickly. A quick thanks to the AB staff, who despite the bag checks and in some cases long lines made it an enjoyable experience as usual.
I can’t wait to see what AB has in store for 2015. Until then, peace out, bros and bro-ettes.
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