This is Anime in America brought to you by Crunchyroll and hosted by me, Yedoye Travis. Before all of this, before you could go to a different anime convention almost every single weekend in a year… it all started in a hotel room in Dallas.
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And that doesn’t even include all the comic book and movie conventions that have anime programming, like San Diego Comic Con. In 2020 alone, there are 62 anime conventions scheduled for the United States. Inspector Spacetime.Ĭonventions are a huge part of fandom. You’ve seen the photoshoots, read the reports, or probably saw that one episode of Community where they go to an “ Inspector SpaceTime” convention.
Even if you’ve never been to an anime or comic book convention before, you know exactly what they’re like. Īlright, I’m sure you know the scene: people dressed up as their favorite characters, giant halls packed with toys and hamster plushes, hour-long lines to pack into a room to get a glimpse at creators and actors. This episode is hosted by Yedoye Travis, researched and written by Bamboo Dong, edited by Chris Lightbody and produced by Yedoye Travis, Braith Miller, Peter Fobian, and Jesse Gouldsbury.ĭisclaimer: The following program contains language not suitable for all ages.
Special thanks to Jim Kaposztas, Sue Monroe, Lace Heiskell, Adam Sheehan, and Charlene Ingram for joining on this episode. The Anime in America podcast, hosted by Yedoye Travis, is available on, , and wherever you listen to podcasts.
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