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Mr. Yamaguchi is well-known among anime fans for voicing the title characters in Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2, as well as L in Death Note, Ryuichi Sakuma in Gravitation, and Usopp in Once Piece, among other roles. Read his full bio here!
Ms. Hidaka is well-known among anime fans for voicing Akane in Ranma 1/2, Kikyo in Inuyasha, Satsuki Kasukabe in My Neighbor Totoro, Sojiro Seta in Rurouni Kenshin, and Near in Death Note. Read her full bio here!
Mr. Inoue is well-known among anime fans for voicing Kakashi Hatake in Naruto, Eiri Yuki in Gravitation, Hatori Sohma in Fruits Basket, Nyanko-sensei in Natsume Yūjin Chō. Read his full bio here!
Richard is well-known among anime fans for voicing the title characters in Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2, as well as Allelujah Haptism in Gundam 00 among other roles. Read his full bio here!
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- How to attend?
- What is there to do?
- What are the rules?
- What can I do between cons?
- Can I wear a costume?
Animazement is an annual convention in Raleigh, NC that celebrates the world of Japanese visual culture through anime, manga, video games, J-rock, martial arts, traditional crafts, and more! Brought to you by fans, for fans.
Still wondering what Animazement is all about? Read on to learn all about us!
Animazement is held annually in May, on Memorial Day Weekend. Animazement 2011 is no exception, and will be held on:
Memorial Day Weekend
May 27-29, 2011
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Animazement is held at the Raleigh Convention Center, in beautiful downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. The primary convention hotel is the Raleigh Marriott City Center. For all the details on where we are and how to get here, see below!
If you want to come to Animazement, the first step is registration. Take advantage of special discounted pre-registration rates during our online pre-registration period, or, purchase your badge at the door! Everything you need to know about pricing and how to register for Animazement is available at the links below:
Animazement brings you a weekend packed full of events, panels, video rooms, and so much more, all dedicated to the world of anime and all things Japan. There is always something happening at Animazement! Learn all about everything there is to do at Animazement below:
Animazement has established guidelines to ensure that everyone has a fun and safe convention experience, in a welcoming and family-friendly environment. Learn about all of our rules and policies below:
Can't wait for the next Animazement? Feeling some post-con depression after the last Animazement? Here are some ways to connect with other attendees and fans! Want to give back to our community of fans, and help make the next Animazement happen? Become a volunteer! Have a great idea for a panel? Become a fan panelist! Read on for lots of ways to get involved and become a part of Animazement.
Yes! Everybody is welcome to dress up as their favorite character while attending the convention. While costumes are welcome, they are not required. Our attendees wear regular jeans and T-shirts, elaborate mecha costumes, elegant goth dresses, and everything in-between. Please ensure that your outfit meets the costume guidelines in our Dress Code.
Please keep in mind that all costume props must meet the conditions of Animazement's Props and Weapons policy. Also, please remember that all costume props must be carried and handled responsibly in the convention (that means, no horseplay).























