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| Media Blasters: With a playing field
that is not as fair and even anymore, Media Blasters has been trying to
branch out into broader scales of anime merchandise, such as music,
toys, and posters. It's a difficult bidding war as always, and
picking up anime titles like Rurouni Kenshin and RayEarth was almost
purely by luck. |
Code Name:
Robotech: Imagine a
Robotech universe without Mospeada. Possible? Discussion
from fanfic writers delved into the realms of the Robotech chronology,
Robotech II, Macross II vs. Macross the Movie, Macross II vs. Southern
Cross, and interesting side stories that actually stick to and enhance
the Robotech chronology. |
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| Evangelion Fan Panel: Like a cold
shower, fans of this amazing show reviewed clips of some horrific scenes
recalling the unending battles of NERV vs. the Angels and the various
cinemagraphic styles which Gainax has used to essentially have some
freaky fun with the TV audiences. |
Bringing Manga to America: Representatives
from Fanboy Entertainment and Digital Manga discussed issues for their
loyal fan base hungry for more titles that deserve to condensed into anthologies
like Super Manga Blast and Viz Comics. |
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| Wendee Lee: Inside the Voice
Actor Studio: Wendee Lee (right) educated her huge fan base with
issues regarding the difficulties on wiring good scripts, booking good
talented voice actors, directing the hectic schedules, and basically
dealing with the long hours of work that it takes to produce a good
product that the fans love. She also noted that while not always
the case, most actors perform well under pressure, and it's always been
a challenge to work with the Screen Actors Guild for contract actors. |
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| Music Videos Beginners Workshop: Musical
enthusiasts got a chance to be inspired again as creators of some of the
most popular anime music videos got together to share their videos and
talk about how other can develop their own. |
Character Designers Roundtable: Ranga
Murata, Yoshitoshi Abe, Shin Nagasawa, and Yoshio Yamakawa answered
questions from the audience about their characteristic styles and frame
of mind when creating famous anime characters. |
