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- Fact FridayIssue 5, week 10
- Art & EntertainmentFanimeCon comes back to the Bay for its 32nd year
- ReviewsFormer One Direction singer sets the city "On Fire"
- Academic SenateLab science departments oppose proposal
- GalleriesSports Basement hosts a 5k in Los Gatos
- NewsUS and California flags temporarily replaced
- VideoIssue 5, week 9
- FeaturesKirsch Center nurtures 3,000 monarch, hopes to restore population
- FeaturesEmployers seek out students after event's 3-year hiatus
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The Vote Guys poll attendees thoughts on the weight comparison between a feather and steel. The polls seriousness ranges from favorite fictional characters to “tough questions.”
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In the artist alley, people pack up their supplies on the last day of FanimeCon.
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A group of performers prepare outside the main entrance of the San Jose McEnery Center. The performers play Japanese music and video game soundtracks throughout the four-day Memorial Day weekend.
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A variety of anime merchandise for sale come from multiple anime series such as “Gundam,” “Demon Slayer” and “My Hero Academia.”
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A FanimeCon attendee plays “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” in the gaming hall. Other gaming options include retro arcade games, pinball, trading cards and indie games.
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A message written with tape on a Marriott hotel room window shows gratitude toward FanimeCon on the final day.
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FanimeCon attendees head in and out of the main entrance of San Jose McEnery Convention Center.
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Panelists dressed up as Cowboy Team Rocket walk up to the stage to perform with the Cosplay Wrestling Federation Fanimania at FanimeCon.
