2020 is going to be a great year for fan conventions. To kick it off, it was time to head down to the Inland Empire area, California for Anime Los Angeles. Unfortunately, I was not able to attend the entire four-day event, but I managed to catch the festivities of the final day.
This event was very organized. My super cute wife and I were ushered through pre-registration and security with ease where we waited patiently for the vendors and the Artist Alley to open. Once it was opened, they ran it pretty smoothly.
As for the quality of what the artists, creators, and kiosks were selling, it was quite impressive. I purchased an excellent postcard with characters from The Rising Of The Shield Hero from an artist who goes by Fabucastle and I highly recommend her work. As for the other artists, it was hard to narrow it down. Gundam, Macross, Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, Robotech, and a whole host of other anime and video game designs that were impressive. I look forward to my next adventure at a convention.
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