Interview: Haruko Momoi
This year, Anime Boston hosted Haruko Momoi, the Queen of Akihabara, as one of their musical...
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Anime Boston 2012: Closing, And Thanks
Anime Boston’s tenth year is finally behind us, and all that can really be said is...
Read MoreAnime Boston 2012 – Sentai vs. Superheroes
For the record: The formal title of this panel was “From East To West: the Superheroes of Japan and America.” The Superheroes panel returned for a second straight year. Since Ken Haley was sick with the flu, a few...
Read MoreAnime Boston 2012: Fan Appreciation At FUNimation
This year, the FUNimation panel could be defined by two simple words: “Fan appreciation.” Basically, in addition to the normal flow of release date announcements and new title reveals, the FUNimation crew unveiled...
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Anime Boston 2012 – Bad Anime, Bad!
Many that take up anime as a hobby do so with a bright-eyed naivete. They see shows like Cowboy...
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Anime Boston 2012 – The Chibi Project: Live!
For the past ten years, Patrick D, Jekka, and (sometimes) Liz hosted an hour of mayhem,...
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Anime Boston 2012 – Haruko Momoi Concert
After the crowd from Kanako Itou left, and those waiting in line for the second act were seated,...
Read MoreAnime Boston 2012 – The Museum
This year, as part of the convention’s tenth-year anniversary, the set aside a room in the Sheraton to host a museum exhibit. Countless artifacts adorned the walls and tables, which ranged from staff T-shirts to...
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Anime Boston 2012: Kanako Ito Concert Photos
As part of our commitment to getting as much media as possible to you, dear reader, we wasted...
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Anime Boston 2012: Kanako Ito Concert
This year, Anime Boston’s concert series was held on the inaugural night of the event. It...
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Anime Boston 2012: Cosplay Photos
What kind of convention doesn’t have cosplayers? While my time was a bit limited this year,...
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