Anyone going to Otakuthon in a month?
i'm going! i'm volunteering at the cosplay cafe. refreshing to see people on this board talk about otakuthon since i rarely go to any other con. =)
>>10973511Yep, my first time as well. Here's hoping Montreal can bring their A game.
>>10973511me. going alone and idk what to expect never been before
>>10974370that's fun! the schedule is out, you can consult it to make yourself a better idea of what you can expect during your attendance. many events are hosted both in french and english so ya don't have to worry about language barriers if you're not from QC.
Yeah, where's a good place to eat in Montreal?
>>10974481there's a small food court inside the Palais des Congrès (the place where the convention's hosted). if you're reticent to the idea of paying for fast food, you can always visit the Chinatown nearby and check out some restaurants.
>>10974525What about somewhere that isn't seedoil goyslop? I'm not above a cheeky slice or some shawarma after downing a bar worth of booze, but what the gems in Montreal?
today was ass Im not going again
anyone else went to the EN "guess that video game song" panel? with the fucking drag queen hosting it? holy shit, I walked in there as a clueless man just wanting to vibe to vidya OST and I left as a homophobe. maybe I'm just a suburb retard but this shit was so fucking cringe, I can't believe the audience was cheering him on.
>>10974679faggotry has invaded all aspects of nerd culture
>>10974682I couldn't believe it bro, I kept double checking the panel and its description and this shit didn't even have an age restriction. The dude kept twerking and making sexual innuendos every 10 seconds. I'm not a prude but it was just so much. I hate the fuckin' big city man
>>10974692Need a rural anime con where the men are not allowed to wear dresses "ironically".
>>10974525Way too late, as it just ended, but if you go near the metro exit and continue through the underground (Or exit through the back garden and enter the mall right in front) and then continue through the mall, you enter another mall with a huge food court, more choices, much more seats and usually much less people and waiting than the few restaurants around the Palais
