RevInstant 32 Report post Posted September 17, 2018 On 8/21/2018 at 5:44 PM, alabaster said: You and me both, buddy. We have come fairly close once or twice -- but that's a VERY tough nut to crack for many reasons. Closest I got personally was a direct conversation with her manager while she was performing twenty feet away. This would be a huge one for me. Almost anything Bebop related is an immediate "must" on my radar. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RevInstant 32 Report post Posted September 17, 2018 I'd also like to suggest Shu Takami, Motohide Eshiro, Takeshi Yamazaki, Ayumu Watanabe or Atsuhiro Tomioka. All of these have had a hand in the Phoenix Wright game series or anime. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chris Peterson 0 Report post Posted September 30, 2018 (edited) I would like to request AmaLee/LeeandLie (Amanda Lee). She is a vocalist and voice actress. One of her bigger works is doing vocals for both the Japanese & English versions of Tokyo Ghoul:Re OST "Parabellum": https://youtu.be/Vv6gnmI_8Mo Voice Actress Dub roles: Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card as Akiho Shinomoto, Overlord II as Crusch Lulu, Grimoire of Zero as Zero, Hinamatsuri as Anzu, Magical Girl Raising Project as Nemurin, and One Piece as Queen Otohime. It would be great because she hasn't been up to the North Eastern part of the US so none of the fans around Otakon have been able to meet her without a plane ticket and what not. Whether she's here as a musical act or Voice Actress, either would be amazing and she could easily be in either category. I really really hope we can get her out here. Thanks for considering this post. Her official site: https://www.leeandlieofficial.com/ Her Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmaAmaLeeLee?s=09 Edited September 30, 2018 by Chris Peterson Forgot to include her actual name Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted October 3, 2018 On 9/30/2018 at 8:49 AM, Chris Peterson said: I would like to request AmaLee/LeeandLie (Amanda Lee). She is a vocalist and voice actress. One of her bigger works is doing vocals for both the Japanese & English versions of Tokyo Ghoul:Re OST "Parabellum": https://youtu.be/Vv6gnmI_8Mo Voice Actress Dub roles: Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card as Akiho Shinomoto, Overlord II as Crusch Lulu, Grimoire of Zero as Zero, Hinamatsuri as Anzu, Magical Girl Raising Project as Nemurin, and One Piece as Queen Otohime. It would be great because she hasn't been up to the North Eastern part of the US so none of the fans around Otakon have been able to meet her without a plane ticket and what not. Whether she's here as a musical act or Voice Actress, either would be amazing and she could easily be in either category. I really really hope we can get her out here. Thanks for considering this post. Her official site: https://www.leeandlieofficial.com/ Her Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmaAmaLeeLee?s=09 I know her. One reason her travel was limited for a while was the age of her kid. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eablack 0 Report post Posted October 12, 2018 Stella Chuu, Taemin, Stella Chuu, Dreamcatcher, Stella Chuu, Hyolyn, Stella Chuu, EXO-K (or a sub-unit like CBX), AOA, or debut a J/K-pop act altogether like when VIXX debuted in 2012, BoA(?), I will second Utada Hikaru, Super Junior, GOT7, SEVENTEEN, probably will have other suggestions in another post... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chris Peterson 0 Report post Posted October 14, 2018 (edited) On 10/3/2018 at 2:56 PM, alabaster said: I know her. One reason her travel was limited for a while was the age of her kid. Hi, I don't mean to be rude but I believe you are thinking of a different Amanda. The one I'm talking about does not have a kid as far as everyone in her fanbase goes, as well as her moderators are concerned. I'm not sure what other information I can really provide you with but if you go to the official site I know she has her email there so you could clarify for yourself. Thanks Edited October 14, 2018 by Chris Peterson Grammatical error Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eablack 0 Report post Posted October 16, 2018 Would also like to request list Yaya Han Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eablack 0 Report post Posted October 17, 2018 Also recommending Tina Guo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eablack 0 Report post Posted October 18, 2018 Also suggesting Bindi Smalls, KARD, VIXX or again debut a new act altogether Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GasparAKAShiggitay 168 Report post Posted October 18, 2018 (edited) On 8/20/2018 at 9:29 PM, w-deremer said: Seiyuu ------------------ Hayashibara Megumi (eternal wish list member #001) Hirano Aya (yeah, her career is pretty low-key now, but Haruhism still runs strong) any of the original 5 Inner Senshi (especially Fukami Rica or Mitsuishi Kotono) Hidaka Noriko (Akane-chan forever!) ^ ^ ^ ^ ALL OF MY YES!!! On 8/21/2018 at 6:56 PM, otoxo said: Here are my Japanese guest suggestions, including links for how to contact them or their agent. Kappei Yamaguchi: Inuyasha (Inuyasha), L (Death Note), Usopp (One Piece), Shinichi Kudo (Case Closed) Satsuki Yukino: Kagome (Inuyasha), Yoruichi (Bleach), Kaname Chidori (Full Metal Panic), Mion/Shion Sonozaki (When They Cry) Junko Takeuchi: Naruto Uzumaki (Naruto), Gon (Hunter x Hunter, original), Takuya Kanbara (Digimon Frontier), Gomamon (Digimon Adventure tri) ^ ^ ^ ^ ALL OF MY YES!!! On 8/28/2018 at 11:31 AM, razisgosu said: I'll keep my requests straight forward enough, any major current female seiyuu. My biggest one being Hana Kana. Others include - Kugimiya Rie Takekatsu Ayana ^ ^ ^ ^ ALL OF MY YES!!! In terms of musical guests/acts I'd like to request my annual request for none other than Do As Infinity! Please @alabaster make it happen haha (I know what you're gonna say, but try). Edited October 18, 2018 by GasparAKAShiggitay Spacing 1 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lp309 1 Report post Posted October 20, 2018 Would love to see.......these people in the future.... Monica Rial Tia Ballard Yuri Lowethal Steve Blum Andrew Love Justin Briner Dani Chambers Brian Mathis Vic Mignogna J. Michael Tatum Brandon McCinnis Sean Schemmel Christopher Sabat Laura Bailey Travis Willingham Colleen Clikenbeard Luci Christian Michelle Ruff Christine Marie Cabanos Stephanie Sheh Patrick Seitz Trina Nishimura Bryce Papenbrook (again!) Josh Grelle (again!!! Please) Cherami Leigh (Again!) Todd Haberkorn (again!) Max Mittleman (again!) Erika Harlacher Erica Mendez Crispin Freeman Jerry Jewell Joel McDonald Ian Sinclair Cassandra Lee Morris Kari Walgren Christina Vee Michael Sinterniklaas Carrie Keranen Wendee Lee Greg Ayres and bring back Johnny Yong Bosch 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tachibana 28 Report post Posted October 23, 2018 (edited) On 10/14/2018 at 6:41 AM, Chris Peterson said: Hi, I don't mean to be rude but I believe you are thinking of a different Amanda. The one I'm talking about does not have a kid as far as everyone in her fanbase goes, as well as her moderators are concerned. I'm not sure what other information I can really provide you with but if you go to the official site I know she has her email there so you could clarify for yourself. Thanks I believe alabaster got her confused with Amanda Winn-Lee, who would, incidentally, ALSO be a cool guest! EDIT: I'd also like to put forward Kira Buckland. She was at AUSA this past weekend and had a really cool assortment of fandom-based panels for Pokemon and JJBA in addition to her Q&A panel, so I think she'd be a good asset to filling out the schedule. She's said before that Otakon is her dream con, and she has several big roles now in the form of 2B from Nier Automata and Talim in Soulcalibur VI. So, just a thought there! Edited October 23, 2018 by Tachibana Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
windseeker 51 Report post Posted October 26, 2018 Christopher Sabat Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted October 29, 2018 You’re quite right, brain fart on Amandas. And while i appreciate the vote of confidence, I am not the one booking guests these days... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UzumakiWarlord 6 Report post Posted November 1, 2018 Since one of Otakon's missions is to spread knowledge about east Asian culture beyond anime, what if we had a guest or two that was involved with a different style of animation? Like stop-motion. It's kind of to come mind recently that stop-motion animation isn't really an animation style you hear about coming from Japan. Like what if there could be a guest who was involved with stop-motion? Like anyone who's worked on the holiday specials released by Rankin/Bass? Not too many people know about this but the animation for practically every stop-motion tv holiday special released by Rankin/Bass (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, The Little Drummer Boy, Santa Claus is comin' to Town, etc.) WERE ALL ANIMATED IN JAPAN. That's just an example, of course, and I was just thinking that having someone who was involved with stop-motion would be a nice guest to have, and we could all learn how in any sort of stop-motion production, how the many figures and puppets are made, and setting the frames to the flow naturally in every little shot. Unless if it's already been done before, what if we could have a guest whose works involve stop-motion animation? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eablack 0 Report post Posted November 1, 2018 Hyuna, Daoko, Alan Dawa Dolma, an 18+ panel with any gravure models or hentai writers/voice actors available (autographs afterward hopefully?). In that same vein, also suggesting Marica Hase (first Japanese Penthouse Pet) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted November 3, 2018 On 11/1/2018 at 5:21 PM, eablack said: Hyuna, Daoko, Alan Dawa Dolma, an 18+ panel with any gravure models or hentai writers/voice actors available (autographs afterward hopefully?). In that same vein, also suggesting Marica Hase (first Japanese Penthouse Pet) One challenge there is that our contacts are primarily in the animation, gaming, and music industries, and not so much in the world of modeling. The other is that they’re going to have very little motivation to come. When evaluating guests, it’s fairly routine to break down the non-adjustable costs (flights, hotel, etc.) and the negotiable ones. Appearance fees have become more of s thing in recent years, despite the complexities of taxes, payments to overseas agencies, etc. Given the same baseline costs (it costs thousands of dollars to bring a guest from Japan, regardless of status), and limited budget, the first question is whether you spend that on someone with broad appeal, or someone with narrower appeal, and the other question is how relevant that guest is to our mission. A guest with broad appeal and fantastic relevancy is going to win, but one particularly appealing, or super relevant, would also be a prime selection. There’s really not much particularly unique about scantily dressed girls posing for magazines, honestly, and little to no crossover appeal. The management and business involved isn’t pushing to broaden the audience, as is the case for music, and there isn’t really a compelling cultural argument here. And to switch hats, if I were such a model, I can’t see much sense in flying 13 hours each way to be stared at in person by foreigners who don’t buy the magazines I am paid to appear in. Not when I can make bank in Tokyo for personal appearances, during the relatively short window when I am still young and sexy. (And that’s before you consider the unsavory types that tend to be involved in those businesses. There are musical acts I was advised to avoid because of Yakuza involvement, and I am certain that would be an issue in the world of adult magazines.) If this really interests you, and you think it has broader appeal and something to teach us, start with a panel. It’s rare to see a well presented panel covering such content, though I’m sure someone out there could make a good one. Until then , I don’t see anyone making it a priority, at any broad anime con. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CocoFaerie 45 Report post Posted November 16, 2018 The faerie is making another guest request--Juliet Simmons. She's prolly one of the hottest VAs of late, and would be great to have her over for the 25th Anniversary con. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TomDent 10 Report post Posted December 3, 2018 Went to an idol panel at a local con this weekend and it dawned on me that it'd be pretty neat to have an idol group perform. Has Otakon had that before? I can't think of any specific group to ask for since I'm not too familiar with the idol group scene, but thought it'd be fun. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Animu_Sushi 0 Report post Posted December 13, 2018 A guest I would LOVE to see is a voice actor named Imari Williams. Imari works in California and has worked on JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Megalobox, Transformers Reacue Bots, HunterxHunter, Fortnite, and many more I can’t remeber at the moment. Imari is very talented and I have been wanting to meet him for some time now and I think he would be a great choice as guest for Otakon. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
onsenmark 86 Report post Posted December 22, 2018 Update to my previous list: Franchouchou. XD Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hainiryuun 25 Report post Posted December 22, 2018 Annual request for Shimizu Ai Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peter L.W. 1 Report post Posted December 27, 2018 Hi, Hi, Is this the proper area to make a request? She lived in JP, was in an idol group, moved to Germany, is a cosplayer and will be transferring back to JP later in 2019. She is outside of the States. keekimogumogu@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/keekihime/ https://www.youtube.com/user/keekihime https://www.instagram.com/keekicosplay/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Peter L.W. 1 Report post Posted December 27, 2018 Cont from above: Also: www.facebook.com/keekihime Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DCtheOtaku 0 Report post Posted January 2 Here are some guests I’d love to see at Otakon this year: Yuri Lowenthal Tara Platt Justin Briner Clifford Chapin David Matranga Chris Sabat Sean Schemmel Monica Rial Colleen Clinkenbeard Eric Vale Chuck Huber Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kewshi 14 Report post Posted January 2 I'd like to see sakuraflorr invited her and team deathstrike cosplay Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Otaku4Life 0 Report post Posted January 4 (edited) I would like to request having voiceover talents Brittany Lauda & Matt Shipman as anime guests. I have been a fan of their work for years & they were amazing in DARLING in the FRANXX (2018). https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=19850 They currently do voice work for Funimation, Media Blasters & other studios. Here is their Anime News Network listings of their voiceover roles. Brittany Lauda: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=124358 Matt Shipman: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=134957 Edited January 4 by Otaku4Life Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thwazhere1 0 Report post Posted January 7 Kaho Shibuya(@Shibukaho) Bunny Ayumi(@BunnyAyu) Susu(@SSSuccubus) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UzumakiWarlord 6 Report post Posted January 7 What if we had some other former Power Ranger actors as guests? Like Austin St. John, David Yost, Walter Emanuel Jones, and Amy Jo Johnson? (Original red, blue, black, and pink rangers respectively) Because if Otakon has hosted former ranger actors like Johnny Yong Bosch and Jason David Frank, then why not? And while on this topic, what if we had some guests from Japan who are heavily involved in Tokusatsu works? For those that don't know, Tokusatsu are live action tv and movies that have a heavy use in practical effects. Super Sentai (The source material for Power Rangers) is a primary example. Other than former ranger actors from our own country in the US, maybe the staff could at some point in time get in touch with an actor who worked on any previous Super Sentai series. Although given that tokusatsu is live action, getting someone who has worked on any kind of show of that medium would have to be more difficult to get in touch with than a popular seiyuu. And does anyone remember the show VR Troopers? One of the actors on that show, Brad Hawkins was one of the troopers, and later in his life and career would do some voice acting. Like recently, he's been playing the titular Goblin Slayer. Also, I wonder if acting in a tokusatsu show, and then moving on to voice acting is a thing over in Japan, too. Since it was the case here in America with JYB, Walter, and Brad. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
onsenmark 86 Report post Posted January 9 On 1/7/2019 at 4:49 PM, UzumakiWarlord said: What if we had some other former Power Ranger actors as guests? Like Austin St. John, David Yost, Walter Emanuel Jones, and Amy Jo Johnson? (Original red, blue, black, and pink rangers respectively) Because if Otakon has hosted former ranger actors like Johnny Yong Bosch and Jason David Frank, then why not? And while on this topic, what if we had some guests from Japan who are heavily involved in Tokusatsu works? For those that don't know, Tokusatsu are live action tv and movies that have a heavy use in practical effects. Super Sentai (The source material for Power Rangers) is a primary example. Other than former ranger actors from our own country in the US, maybe the staff could at some point in time get in touch with an actor who worked on any previous Super Sentai series. Although given that tokusatsu is live action, getting someone who has worked on any kind of show of that medium would have to be more difficult to get in touch with than a popular seiyuu. And does anyone remember the show VR Troopers? One of the actors on that show, Brad Hawkins was one of the troopers, and later in his life and career would do some voice acting. Like recently, he's been playing the titular Goblin Slayer. Also, I wonder if acting in a tokusatsu show, and then moving on to voice acting is a thing over in Japan, too. Since it was the case here in America with JYB, Walter, and Brad. Oh God, yes. HIROSHI FUJIOKA, plz. And your question re: toku actors moving to voice acting? Yes; Mao Ichimichi did voice work after doing Gokaiger, then came back to Super Sentai to voice Washi Pink in Kyuranger. I think Junya Ikeda(Gokai Silver) did some voice work in anime, too. So, it happens. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ramenman64 5 Report post Posted January 15 I'd like to request Nick Landis, Corinne Sudberg, Scott Frerichs, and Curtis Arnott please Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted January 16 On 1/15/2019 at 3:38 PM, ramenman64 said: I'd like to request Nick Landis, Corinne Sudberg, Scott Frerichs, and Curtis Arnott please I'm going out on a limb here and say there is still a distinction between "guest" and "panelist", which isn't always clear at some smaller events, but which has been pretty consistent at Otakon for many years. Guests are guests of honor, the names that draw folks to your con, and typically are professionals who have some direct connection to the mission or the industry; panelists typically are fans first, and are not here to support or promote their work or that of their employers. Guests get official status and their travel costs are paid (including fees, where applicable), panelists generally do not get much more than a badge and a place to chill in their downtime. Team Four Star exists in a weird place, because the work they produce is unlicensed parodies of licensed works. I'm not sure how Ethan feels about it, but I shied away from bringing them as guests because it creates unwanted tension with industry. Most of their con appearances tend to be "under the radar" -- they're panelists or have a booth someplace. We have had them at Otakon before as panelists, but spotlighting unlicensed works with full "guest of honor" status can be problematic. IIRC, Funi basically ignores the parody works (because they're clearly parody, even if they use enough content to be legally tricky to deal with), but .... The nearest analogy I can come up with is when you pack more than the allowed occupancy in a hotel room. The hotel really doesn't care too much if you have 6 people in a 4-person room so long as you don't create more work for them with endless towel demands or noise complaints. But if you draw too much attention, they have to act to protect their bread & butter. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ramenman64 5 Report post Posted January 17 17 hours ago, alabaster said: I'm going out on a limb here and say there is still a distinction between "guest" and "panelist", which isn't always clear at some smaller events, but which has been pretty consistent at Otakon for many years. Guests are guests of honor, the names that draw folks to your con, and typically are professionals who have some direct connection to the mission or the industry; panelists typically are fans first, and are not here to support or promote their work or that of their employers. Guests get official status and their travel costs are paid (including fees, where applicable), panelists generally do not get much more than a badge and a place to chill in their downtime. Team Four Star exists in a weird place, because the work they produce is unlicensed parodies of licensed works. I'm not sure how Ethan feels about it, but I shied away from bringing them as guests because it creates unwanted tension with industry. Most of their con appearances tend to be "under the radar" -- they're panelists or have a booth someplace. We have had them at Otakon before as panelists, but spotlighting unlicensed works with full "guest of honor" status can be problematic. IIRC, Funi basically ignores the parody works (because they're clearly parody, even if they use enough content to be legally tricky to deal with), but .... The nearest analogy I can come up with is when you pack more than the allowed occupancy in a hotel room. The hotel really doesn't care too much if you have 6 people in a 4-person room so long as you don't create more work for them with endless towel demands or noise complaints. But if you draw too much attention, they have to act to protect their bread & butter. I totally understand this, but I wanted them there as guests to talk about how they're doing there own stuff now, including Hells. How they're moving on from just parody creators to working as legit voice actors. But again I totally understand the grey area here. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted January 18 With again the caveat that I'm not running things these days and the Ethan may have a different take.... That muddy ground is one reason I actively avoided giving "fan guests" the GOH (guest of honor) nod for many years. There are some fantastic folks out there doing excellent work, but there is definitely a distinction between folks who have "official" status within the industry, and those who don't. The challenge is to honor what they do without causing confusion or trouble with the pros. (And quite a few of them have crossed into pro status, at which point we might change their listed status.) It's just a cleaner distinction to make: did you go pro and legit with this? Once you have, then it's a much simpler call to make, because you're adding something significant to the whole deal. This industry has a LOT of folks in it who started in the grey area and cowboy days, but now are legit, so it's not an unassailable wall. If you're running a smaller con, you want a larger list of guests and drawing Big Name Fans can make a big difference, and just as importantly, non-GOH level guests *tend* to only get badges and similar low-cost considerations. The questions we typically ask about any potential guest are: How does this guest advance our mission? Remember, our mission is about cultural exchange, fundamentally, but certainly with a focus on pop culture. For people already actively involved in professional creation, localization, or distribution, either as production or talent, that's an easy one. For people in academic circles, pro speakers and authors like Roland Kelts and Fred Schodt, it's also an easy call to make. Because we're a nonprofit, we need to be able to justify what we spend on our guests. What's their likely draw/appeal? I've received requests for youtubers with a following in the dozens; that's an easy call. But we've also brought major voice actors and directors from Japan who draw a couple dozen folks at best. Prestige and name value really kick in here. How much content are they bringing? I've never been a fan of "guests" who do nothing but sit in the dealer or artist halls and sell and sign stuff. That's why we typically require 2 panels or the equivalent from all our GOH guests. What's the cost of bringing and supporting them? Japanese guests need bilingual interpreters to handle them, and cost a fair penny to bring. US guests (especially actors) typically have fees these days that range from bargains to tens of thousands of dollars. Each of them needs a room and food, and that all adds up disturbingly fast. OTOH, industry support can help mitigate those costs. About a third to half of all our guests come with some help from industry (not always financial); the rest are existing relationships, personal contacts, or direct offers. What special challenges do they bring? Are they known for being "difficult"? Is their management bad at responding and providing info? Do they miss their at-con obligations? Are there troubling accusations against them? Do they have annoying significant others? Have they pissed off their employer somehow? Cost is a big deal, because all things considered, if you're spending $2k minimum on travel/room/board for a guest, you'd rather spend it on a guest who has a draw, who have mission relevance, and who doesn't have a ton of "baggage" to deal with. Just a little insight. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ramenman64 5 Report post Posted January 18 That makes a lot of sense, I really appreciate the info there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
darknessflamegeass 2 Report post Posted January 31 Round 2 of requests: Michelle Ruff Yuri Lowenthal Ian Sinclair Luci Christian Patrick Seitz Tara Platt Justin Briner Eric Vale Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lep0929 0 Report post Posted February 2 I would love to see the guests from last year return at some point, it doesn’t exactly have to be this year but I Love would to see.... Bryce Papenbrook Cherami Leigh Erica Mendez Max Mittleman Ray Chase Josh Grelle Todd Haberkorn Robbie Daymond Johnny Yong Bosch Kyle McCarley a new selection of people who I would love to see are.... Vic Mignogna Monica Rial Yuri Lowenthal Kyle Hebert Michelle Ruff Cassandra Lee Morris Steve Blum Mary Elizabeth McGlynn Dani Chambers Jeannie Tirado Justin Briner Jamie Marchi J. Michael Tatum Brina Palencia Luci Christian Alexis Tipton Clifford Chapin David Matranga Austin Tindle Travis Willingham Laura Bailey Micah Solusod Jerry Jewell Lauren Landa Trina Nishamura Dante Basco Patrick Seitz Ian Sinclair Joel McDonald and that’s all I can think of for now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FunkyChxcken 0 Report post Posted February 3 Lady Zero - @ladyxzero on instagram Kuja Oniisan - @kujaonii on instagram Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RWBYFan10000 0 Report post Posted February 4 Vic Mignogna Laura Bailey Yuri Lowenthal Todd Haberkorn Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
onsenmark 86 Report post Posted February 6 >Vic pfffffffffffffffffffftbahahaha yaright. Not anymore, considering. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ramenman64 5 Report post Posted February 6 I was wondering, would it be possible to get some mangaka? Namely Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi. I ask because I love Dr. Stone Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
UzumakiWarlord 6 Report post Posted February 6 On 2/4/2019 at 11:06 AM, RWBYFan10000 said: Vic Mignogna Laura Bailey Yuri Lowenthal Todd Haberkorn No offense, but asking for Vic to be invited is in pretty bad and pour taste right now. Given the controversy surrounding him. It's gotten so big that various different cons have canceling his appearances left and right, and he's also lost a couple of his own voice roles. He's been fired from being in the cast of RWBY, and the folks at Rooster Teeth have terminated their relationship with him. There's been so much piling up against him, that honestly, this will likely force him into early retirement. Especially since many have also said that there are also times where he can behave like a total diva. While I am somebody that has met Vic a couple of times, and had a positive experience each time I had, with all the many things that have piled up against him, I honestly support the man anymore. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Something Clever 28 Report post Posted February 6 40 minutes ago, UzumakiWarlord said: No offense, but asking for Vic to be invited is in pretty bad and pour taste right now. Given the controversy surrounding him. It's gotten so big that various different cons have canceling his appearances left and right, and he's also lost a couple of his own voice roles. He's been fired from being in the cast of RWBY, and the folks at Rooster Teeth have terminated their relationship with him. There's been so much piling up against him, that honestly, this will likely force him into early retirement. Especially since many have also said that there are also times where he can behave like a total diva. While I am somebody that has met Vic a couple of times, and had a positive experience each time I had, with all the many things that have piled up against him, I honestly support the man anymore. most likely said person is part of the risembol ranger cult that doesnt believe said accusations. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alabaster 0 Report post Posted February 8 Let's leave the speculation out, and leave the thread for people suggesting guests, okay? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
onsenmark 86 Report post Posted February 10 On 2/8/2019 at 5:01 PM, alabaster said: Let's leave the speculation out, and leave the thread for people suggesting guests, okay? ^^^ this ^^^ That being said... ZUN. Did I already suggest getting him? If not, then get ZUN to show up this year. XD Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GasparAKAShiggitay 168 Report post Posted February 12 I know I requested my fav seiyuu and Jpop/Rock band already, but I'd like to request someone else:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BoA not to be confused with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bôa (both of which are very good) but BoA (no accent over the o) is one of my favorite Asian singers, and I think she'd be a good fit for Otakon, whenever you can get her. She sings in Japanese, Korean, and even some stuff in Mandarin Chinese. She fits Otakon's mission for Asian pop culture perfectly. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Les Printemps 0 Report post Posted Wednesday at 10:23 PM Hi! Hopefully I'm not too late to request, but here are some guests I would love to see: -Soraru -Mafumafu -Amatsuki -Eve -Reol -Urasakashimasen (Urata, Aho no Sakata, Shima, and Senra) -Neru -DECO*27 Most of them are utaites but Reol is a solo artist now and Neru and DECO*27 are Vocaloid producers. Soraru and Mafumafu are also known as the duet unit "After The Rain" While they're music related, I'm more interested in meeting them than seeing them perform. Though seeing them perform is a bonus! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites