MTAC 2013

Anyone else going in March? It'll be my first time for this convention but it seems like it has a good amount of things to do and such.

A friend of mine and I are going. We both went last year and had a great time. There's quite a lot of stuff you can do there, not mentioning all the stalls and booths they've got set up for vendors and guests. I think they even had a rave going on last year in one of the rooms in the building.

Sounds like it'll be fun. I'm going with a friend I made on here and his friends, so it'll be nice if there's other people to meet there too. Thinking I might do some cosplay, but have some casual day(s) too. What things do you usually go for? I'm in the dealers room and a few panels for most conventions, haven't done a rave before.

Never done a rave before either, but someone I knew showed up Only for the rave. The dealer room was where I spent most of my time last year because they had so much cool stuff to look at. Like this one table filled with a bunch of mecha goodies where i kind of nerded out for a good while. We only went to a few panels, but the ones we did go to were hilarious. What I also forgot to mentio is they also had game room set up on the top floor filled to the brim with merch and consoles. Got any idea who you're going to cosplay as? I've been thinking about trying it, but having to stay in the outfit and trying to get around is making me a little iffy.

I'd probably check out the game room some to see what was available. I'm cosplaying probably my Eve Moonlit (from a Vocaloid PV called Moonlit Bear by mothy/Akuno-P) one and thinking about possibly doing something else. If my friend decides to do Natsu from Fairy Tail, possibly Lucy for me depending on my time frame. Really cosplay depends on how much effort ya wanna put in and how much difference in attire you can handle. I pick stuff that isn't extremely constricting so I have free range and sometimes it can be doubled over for just casual wear later (like comfort over annoyance). Have to learn how to wear wigs though since I haven't yet....just been buying some up.

Hmmm wig wear isnt to hard to learn but make sure you take proper care of them if you have any wigs that have spiky areas in it you need to make sure to keep them properly maintained