Packing in the attendees, every panel, workshop, or activity offered something to learn from, whether you were into the discussion subject or not, as shown below with a brief description of each session.  This weekend's explorations delve straight into the heart of current fandom that lies in the surging excitement of cosplay and J-Rock as well as new and exciting venues to focus on for the next year.

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Meet Scott McNeil: From his obvious enjoyment of the sunny California area, Scott really enjoyed the West Coast convention circuit and wants to come more often.  Highlights from his panel also included  his input on freeform acting in various anime and Saturday morning cartoons, various vocal examples of his characters such as Duo from Gundam Wing, and various personal experiences gained from the voice acting industry.
J-Rock: (left to right) Rachael, Rose, and Lisa held another J-Rock information celebration about their favorite groups and individual celebrities like L'arc~en~Ciel, Dir en Gray, Glay, Siam Shade, Malice Mizer, Luna Sea, Gackt, and hide.  Advice was also given on online resources, the best albums and music videos to buy, where to find J-Rock doujinshis, the best magazines to get for cosplay reference or detailed band information, contact information for bands, and band member histories from various online and offline published resources.
Ojamajo Doremi: Tristen Citrine (left: as Hazuki) and Doremi-chan (right) gave spirited attention to shopping resources in Japan and America and examples of plushies, videos, posters, CDs, dish sets, art books, and mangas.  Packed with a crowd of Doremi fans, the panelists showed off their latest and greatest collection of Doremi paraphernalia collected throughout their anime travel odysseys, talked about recent episodes, and gave out cool Doremi door prizes.

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