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On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
2-picture composite -- the Professionals Calypso competition as a lead into this summer's Calypso Monarch contest. Macomere Cee Cee and Macomere FiFi, Calypso it up at the end of the amazing final show for the Professionals. Connector was dressed up like a woman so that he might win the Monarch. He called himself Macomere Cee Cee. Macomere FiFi, the six time winner of the Monarch crown here in Canada, came on stage to sing the last refrain.
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
Begin your singing career with Gujarat’s most talked singing show, The WOW Factor
Begin your singing career with Gujarat’s most talked about singing show, The WOW Factor. Get Ready to become the next heart-throb of the nation!
Presenting ‘The WOW Factor’. Impress the audience with your melodious voice and win lots of prizes.
Connect with the WOW factor to get a platform and WOW the audience with your brilliance. The WOW factor is a humble initiative encouraged by the most
prestigious Eva Events. At WOW, we believe that all you need is an opportunity, and what you make out of it will make your mark.
About this Audition:
The first round of audition will take place in Ahmedabad and we will be posting the dates soon. At WOW Factor, we have plethora of opportunities and pleasant
surprises for the participants.
The selected ones would have a privilege to get guidance from professionals throughout the season and get a chance to reveal their tremendously melodious
voice. Moreover, the winners along with finalized will be showered with cash prizes and a music video contract.
“Don’t let your fear of losing overcome the pleasure of participating.”
Prizes – Juniors
Winner: INR 1,00,000/- + Music Video Contract
First Runner Up : INR 75,000/-
Second Runner Up : INR 50,000/-
Prizes – Seniors
Winner : INR 1,50,000/- + Music Video Contract
First Runner Up : INR 1,00,000/-
Second Runner Up : INR 75,000/-
Registration fee:
– For Junior category INR 600/- and for Senior category INR 900/-
– Registration fee is to find out truly passionate participants and to avoid irrelevant crowd at the venue
You can complete your registration at Black Poison Tattoos, Bodakdev, Ahmedabad. – www.blackpoisontattoos.com
Age categories for participants:
– Junior category : Age group 6 – 16 (AS ON 1ST JAN 2016)
– Senior category : Age group Above 16 – 40 (AS ON 1ST JAN 2016)
There’s a long way to get through but if you can take on the stage by storm, The WOW Factor crown will be absolutely yours.
For more details please visit: www.thewowfactor.co.in
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On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
L-R in photo:
Linda Osborne
Heather Thompson
Eva Rose Schultz
Chelsie Nicole Battle
Angela Hutchins
Amelia Merriman
Kristin Brown
Lily Merriman
Jessi Bridges
Abby Mortensen
Brittany Young
Robert Crook
Jessie Grizzard
Cheyenne Grady
Kevin Welch
Holly Thomas
Krysta Nick
Jennnifer Cintron
Eddie Norton
Tori Melton
Eddie Davenport
Jenna Poole
Lance Mapp
Terry Schneider
Samantha Gentry
Lauren Denton
Julian Matthews (not pictured)
7-14-2012
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com
On Aug 13-15, 2010, thousands of fairgoers traversed the altered reality universe at the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver to attend the 8th Annual Anime Evolution 2010. It is a youth culture out there and a Japanese one in particular brought about by anime, animation, manga, comic books, video games, film, music and multimedia. It is an event that your next door neighbor boys and girls in the community dressed up to participate in Cosplay (short for costume play). Although most of the youths were from the Lower Mainland, some were from Calgary, Alberta, Washington state and globally as well. According to the organizers, over 75% of the attendees are no more than 25 years of age. Plenty of heroes and villains in resin, plastic, vinyl and styrene. Lots of Lolitas and boy toys around. Quite a number of them got to live out their own fantasy character that they have created for themselves. Entertainment included live music, DJs, and even an Anime Idol singing competition. Battle angels, fairytale at world’s end, delinquents, Otaku, zombies, Kung-Fu, martial arts, swordplay, kenjutsu, ninjas, love triangles, manhua, mercenaries, magic girls, wonderland, vampires, galactic royalties, zinger, mermaids, harem, Android, you name it and even a Private of the Caribbean or two. Anime Evolution 2010 is where Japanese and western popular culture, fantasy and yes, real life meet.
[Photo by Ray Van Eng] www.vancouver21.com