Wow. Just.....wow.
First of all I have to make a comment to all the cosplayers:
I cannot stress this enough, but if you're going to wear a wig please USE A WIG CAP. I saw so many wigs without wig caps. The costumes themselves were (sometimes) beautiful, but were ruined by the person's own hair sticking out from underneath. When you order a wig, the store will have wig caps available, and if not then why are you ordering from them? If you can't spend the extra $2 to add to your wig order, then make one from an old pair of pantyhose or nylons I'm sure you or your mother/sister have. Trust me, it makes a WORLD of a difference.... -takes a deep breath-
On to the con, shall we? xD
Day 1: Since I didn't get the chance to go to preview night (due to me not having a 4-day pass/ a dance show that night), I'm sure either Miki or Aki will be able to fill you in on that. :] The morning of, Aki and I woke up around 6:30 and left by 7 hoping it would give us enough time to find parking. Success, but only slight. After the hour-long wait for badge pick-up, I finally got to wander around. Where else do we go first than to the Squenix booth?
These guys really deserve home-made cookies and brownies. They work hard, are the most respectful major dealers there, and are just plain cool. After buying a couple figures each, we delved into the extremely busy exhibit hall. Nothing much to see except a few good indie booths, clothing, and J-List. I'm not sure what else we did Thursday night, so I'll update when I start remembering......
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