Captivating Game Cosplay Convetion for Fanatics
Jaycon will take place this Saturday and Sunday and Etown students can still register online. Etown students will not have to pay the $10 fee, but must have a valid form of college identification. This is a convention that cosplayers and fanatics for anime and Game Cosplay globally. Those who want to obtain an 18-years-old and up wristband must have a valid government issued form of identification such as a driver’s license. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information, check out Jaycon’s website online to find out your need.
There is another convention named Jaycon hosted for cosplay fanatics. A big chance for game players to do Game Cosplay definitely! Final Fantasy Costumes and Assassin’s Greed Cosplay is both advisable to try. Yet, people have their own preference to the theme when they make up in mind. Jaycon’s biggest guest and headliner of this year is Kevin Bolk, also known as “K-bo.” Bolk is a freelance cartoonist and illustrator from Baltimore, Md., who is famous for his work through Nickelodeon, Tokyopop, Udon Entertainment, Blind Ferret Entertainment and Voices For. K-bo currently creates parody web comics as part of Interrobang Studios’ Pot Luck Comics. His work includes “It Sucks to be Weegie,” “Ensign Sue Must Die!,” an auto-biographical comic called “I’m My Own Mascot” and others.
One popular event at Jaycon is cosplay chess. The game is different from Game Cosplay but it is similar to regular chess, but the cosplayers are the chess pieces. “What we liken it to is wizard’s chess in Harry Potter, except anime-style,” explained sophomore Kate McMahan, Anime Club secretary and Jaycon 2012 artist and conbook coordinator. There are two players or “masters” who direct their cosplaying chess pieces and when one chess piece moves in on the opposing chess piece, they perform a short battle. Auditions are to be held beforehand.
In the evening, the panels reserved for those 18 years and older will be opened. The featured panels are the Anime and Game Cosplay Comedian Joe AMV Hour, LGTBQ in Japan and Of Duelists and Drunkards. LGTBQ in Japan is a panel discussing the treatment of Japanese people who identify in any of these categories. The focus will be on how the community is portrayed in various media, pop culture and how it is compared to the rest of the world. Of Duelists and Drunkards panel encourages the discussion of interesting convention experiences and any other wacky tales that attendees wish to share.
Source from: http://www.cosplayerclub.com/blog.html/Captivating-Game-Cosplay-Convetion-for-Fanatics/
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