Anime North is an anime convention located in Toronto, Canada that celebrates anime, manga, music, games and all other f...
Anime North is an anime convention located in Toronto, Canada that celebrates anime, manga, music, games and all other forms of Japanese Culture.
The gathering itself is a sight to behold, with thousands of people in cosplay. During the day surrounding the convention hall you see groups modelling and capturing photos of their elaborate, often homemade outfits while embodying their favourite fictional characters.
Inside, you can meet the creators, voice actors, artists, and more special guests. Anime North hosts over 200 panels on topics such as the Final Fantasy series or debates on the best Sailor Guardian.
You can attend workshops for beginner origami, leathermaking and Japanese tea. The complete programming is to be announced.
The artists' alley is a massive hall vending memorabilia, manga, figurines, rare games, hentai prints, clothing, furry apparel, swords and other novelties.
Don't miss the evening rave Otakubaloo, presented with the help of CrunchyRoll. This year features some of the favourite DJs with new exciting additions to the lineup.
You'll hear video game and anime soundtracks, future funk, happy hardcore, Eurobeat, J-core and all kinds of kawaii dance music. Entry comes with your weekend badge.
Performances and shows also include a Pop Idol Dance Showcase, a J-fashion show and a masquerade. There are prizes and most of all, a community of people with whom you can share your obsessions.
Anime North is an anime convention located in Toronto, Canada that celebrates anime, manga, music, games and all other forms of Japanese Culture.
The gathering itself is a sight to behold, with thousands of people in cosplay. During the day surrounding the convention hall you see groups model...
Anime North is an anime convention located in Toronto, Canada that celebrates anime, manga, music, games and all other forms of Japanese Culture.
The gathering itself is a sight to behold, with thousands of people in cosplay. During the day surrounding the convention hall you see groups modelling and capturing photos of their elaborate, often homemade outfits while embodying their favourite fictional characters.
Inside, you can meet the creators, voice actors, artists, and more special guests. Anime North hosts over 200 panels on topics such as the Final Fantasy series or debates on the best Sailor Guardian.
You can attend workshops for beginner origami, leathermaking and Japanese tea. The complete programming is to be announced.
The artists' alley is a massive hall vending memorabilia, manga, figurines, rare games, hentai prints, clothing, furry apparel, swords and other novelties.
Don't miss the evening rave Otakubaloo, presented with the help of CrunchyRoll. This year features some of the favourite DJs with new exciting additions to the lineup.
You'll hear video game and anime soundtracks, future funk, happy hardcore, Eurobeat, J-core and all kinds of kawaii dance music. Entry comes with your weekend badge.
Performances and shows also include a Pop Idol Dance Showcase, a J-fashion show and a masquerade. There are prizes and most of all, a community of people with whom you can share your obsessions.
Although I am not a huge Anime fan, I've been to this event a few times and it is so much fun! There is so much creativity, from the art to theAlthough I am not a huge Anime fan, I've been to this event a few times and it is so much fun! There is so much creativity, from the art to the costumes to the storytelling workshops. It is a really nice group of people too! More ...
Sonya Richmond I agree! I went about 5 years ago. and had a great time. It was like being immersed in a sub-culture for a couple of days. I learned aSonya Richmond I agree! I went about 5 years ago. and had a great time. It was like being immersed in a sub-culture for a couple of days. I learned a lot. More ...