Kurohyou89

The Good: Austrian Consulate Adventure! Our group found out upon arrival to the hotel, our Hetalia cosplayer forgot his Austrian flag (a very small flag, like the ones you would buy at a gift shop, but for Austria) back home. Since we had time to kill on Thursday, and using the power of Google and the Internet, we discovered that there was an Austrian Consulate within Boston. A small discussion between walking vs. taking the T was had, and the decision to taking a pre-con walk was the best option. We set out towards the Consulate, which Google Maps places near Boston Common. We got to the claimed location about 45 minutes later, only to fi

Needs Improvement: -Security Checkpoints/Badge Checks/Staff: They seemed spread out throughout the whole inner area of the con, giving people attitude for not having their badges in plain sight (My friend had to keep pulling it out when going to the third floor.) I myself did not have too much trouble with the constaff, either of the groups. But from what I have read through the Con thread, via Facebook, everyone of the staff members needs a little customer service workshop. Honestly, I know you have to deal with a bunch of con-goers, but try to lighten up a little bit. *Suggestion: Focus having the badge checkpoints more towards the main e

Oh Anime Boston, you always come year round, and never disappoint to satisfy ^_^ It was another glorious convention to attend. I was able to meet up with some old friends, chit chat with a few fellow cosplayers, and have good times all around! Highlights: 1. Panels: With the options overlapping one another, there were so many to choose from. Unfortunately I was not able to get to ones that I would have liked to see, however, the ones that were observed made up for it. The handful that I went to were: "Totally Subversive Toons" "Attack on Titan premiere/Q&A" (Minus the Q&A...really just went for the dub, hehe) "Bad Anime, Bad