If I told you I went to an anime convention for four days and barely attended any programming, you’d probably assume it was a terrible con.
Honestly? Fair.
But that’s the thing about Anime Los Angeles (ALA)—it’s not the kind of convention where your weekend lives and dies by how many panels you hit. ALA has programming (mostly fan-run, aside from guest events), but for me, it’s always been about something else entirely: the people.
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