2:30p-3:00p
Didn't actually plan on being here this early. :P
Listened to the Spoony Bards (requesting some songs) and got Johnny Yong Bosch's photograph with me
prior to when Opening Ceremonies should've started.
3:00p-4:00p
Opening Ceremonies
Well, the opening ceremonies were delayed (like the last 2 years), so I decided to just wander around,
get pictures, see what was going on, listen to the Spoony Bards, and meet with people.
4:00p-6:00p
Nothing planned
6:00p-7:00p
Autographs with Wayne Grayson and Michael Sinterniklaas
I did get their autographs (I think my wait was 15-30 minutes) and then listened to the Spoony
Bards.
7:00p-8:00p
Nothing planned
I believe I just listened to the Spoony Bards for a little bit, then got in line for the
concert.
8:00p-10:00p
Autographs with Caitlin Glass and Patrick Seitz, Concert: Lemon Demon and Eyeshine
Just like the first year, the concert got delayed. I waited in line for 30 minutes before I decided not
to wait any longer and left the line to listen to the Spoony Bards. I also decided not to go get
autographs from Caitlin and Patrick only because I didn't have what I wanted in order to get their
autographs (which was a copy of the next FMA manga I didn't have so Caitlin could sign it like the last
2 years and a copy of one of my Bleach mangas for Patrick to sign).
10:00p-12:00p
Autographs with Lemon Demon and Eyeshine, Anime Hell
Due to the concert's delay, Anime Hell was pushed back to almost midnight, but I did catch the tail end
of Eyeshine and waited for Anime Hell, which started at 11:45p. I decided not to get autographs from the
bands because I took a seat before Anime Hell and didn't want to lose it.
12:00a-3:00a
Midnight Madness
Anime Hell ran till about 1:45a, which only left enough time for them to show one fandub during Midnight
Madness. We saw Nescaflowné, a fandub of Vision of Escaflowné.
9:00a-11:00a
MST4K (Mystery Science Theater)
It started slightly late (around 9:15a), and I left about 10:45a to go get in line to get
autographs from Caitlin Glass and Patrick Seitz. The movie that was shown was "Masters of the
Universe" which was a live-action He-Man movie from 1987, and it wasn't even a color version of
it (turns out it was just a bad projector as the movie is in color). It seems so cheesy by
today's standards, though, which is the mark of a B-movie like it.
11:00a-12:00p
Nothing planned
Originally, I had nothing planned, but because of not getting autographs from Caitlin and Patrick the
previous night, I decided to do it in the morning (and I was better prepared for their autographs). I
got Caitlin to sign a copy of Fullmetal Alchemist volume 5 (which I bought from the Dealer's Room
earlier) and I got Patrick to sign Bleach volume 2 (yes, it has Rukia on the cover, and he did something
funny to it since it wasn't his character). I then went to listen to the Spoony Bards for a little bit
before going back to get in line for what I thought was going to be autographs from Toshifumi Yoshida
and Hyper-Strike.
12:00p-1:00p
Autographs: Toshifumi Yoshida and Hyper-Strike
Well, it turns out that after waiting the half hour or so to get autographs, it wasn't Toshifumi Yoshida
and Hyper-Strike, but rather it was Quinton Flynn and Jeff Nimoy instead. That worked for me, because I
didn't have to get their autographs later, and I didn't really know Toshifumi Yoshida or Hyper-Strike
enough to really want their autographs, so I got Quinton to sign my Youmacon 2007 program guide's
autograph section, and I got Jeff to sign the back cover of Trigun volume 2 (which I bought the previous
day from the Dealer's Room), because it had Wolfwood on the back.
1:00p-3:00p
Live Action Mario Party
Unfortunatly, Live Action Mario Party started an hour later, at 2:00p, but I stayed in line because some
friends of mine from school were there and I told them it would be cool, so I waited it out this time,
and talked to people during the wait. When we finally got in there, we sat down, and we were put on Team
Hentai (the other teams were Team Magical Girl, Team Ninja, and Team Mecha). Last year, Team Hentai won.
I think I started to lose my voice from all the screaming of "Hentai!" I was doing. Since it started
late, it was probably going to go on till 4:00p, but I left around 2:55p to go see Iron AMV.
3:00p-6:00p
The AMV Wars: Iron AMV
I went to this the last 2 years, had to continue this year. Like last year, being at this meant I missed
some other events I would've like to have seen, such as Caitlin's Origami panel or Cosplay Shougi. But
it was worth it, even if it did run a little late (started at around 3:25p). It was lots of fun, and I
won a DVD of what seems to be a very bad "anime" called "Defenders of Space." It looks bad. I don't know
if I want to actually watch it. :P
6:00p-10:00p
Nothing planned
Yeah, I had nothing planned for a whole 4 hours. I took the time to go get some food from Papa Romano's
Pizza (I ate all the pizza I got, but didn't finish the breadsticks, which was stupid of me). I pretty
much listened to the Spoony Bards the entire time, except for talking to others and taking pictures. I
was pretty much just biding my time for 10:00p.
10:00p-11:00p
Anime Balderdash
Similar to what "Your Favorite Anime Sucks!" the last two years (except by the guys who ran MST4K
instead of the guys from Anime Punch), we named off an anime and the guys came up with a completely
bogus answer that was hillarious. I had a lot of anime to name off, only because not very many people
seemed to be supplying shows for the guys to make fun of. It's kinda sad it was only an hour long,
though.
11:15p-1:00a
MST4K (Mystery Science Theater)
Yes, MSTing it up again, this time the movie was Scarecrow Slayer (and it was a little delayed to
start). Unlike the first one, where the guys who ran the event were the ones to make comments, they
opened it up for us to do it instead. The movie seemed pretty bad, and unfortunatly, the event got cut
short about half-way through when the projector that was in use was overheating (and we were jokingly
saying it was committing suicide over the ultra-bad movie). I left shortly afterwards, because there was
nothing else I wanted to see that night. And the time crossover at 1:00a would give me an extra hour of
sleep before the next day.
10:00a-11:00a
Autographs with Johnny Yong Bosch and Stephanie Sheh
I actually got back to the convention around 9:30a, so I could get in line early. I had no idea the line
would be so long for them, though! I waited an hour in line, but it was worth it. I got to talk to
people in that hour and it was fun. I got Johnny to sign 2 things (Bleach volume 1 since it had Ichigo
on the cover and Trigun volume 1) and I got Stephanie to sign Bleach volume 3 (it had Orihime on it).
11:00a-12:00p
Nothing planned
I just listened to the Spoony Bards until I left around 12:30p. I wanted to stay longer to see the panel
"So I Get Paid To Say This?" like I had the last two years, but my friends had planned on going
Go-Karting the previous week, and it seemed like it would be more fun to do that than to stay at the
convention. Besides, that last Sunday is probably a bit on the dull side in comparison to Friday and
Saturday. Since I had got my autographs from Quinton and Jeff the previous day, I had nothing to do for
that last hour.
12:00p-1:00p
Autographs with Quinton Flynn and Jeff Nimoy