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03.11.08: An updated
schedule of all panels, events AND activities are ready!
03.10.08: Still adding guests? We must be crazy! ALH
and Plasma Crash, CONFIRMED!
03.06.08: Let the Countdown Begin! Less than a week to go, and
still things are happening: Jan Scott
Frazier has been added to the lineup, we've shut down online
pre-reg orders AND the volunteer
sign up.
02.28.08: Where to begin?! ArtPlayMix.com
has been added to the guest list, the Cosplay
sign up and rules have been posted, and the counter is ready!
02.22.08: The time is fast approaching! Less than a month to go!
Are you coming to the Pizza Party Meet & Greet Feb 23rd? Have
you booked your room?
02.04.08: The Hotel Discount Code is Posted! Already booked
your room?
Re-book to get the discount and help Anime Wasabi get credit!
02.02.08: Another Meet And Greet In Denver!
01.31.08: Even MORE dealers for you to visit at Anime Wasabi.
Check Them
Out!
01.30.08: New Guest added: Kyle
Hebert
01.25.08: Anime Wasabi wants
to be your friend... Check out our MySpace!
01.13.08: Volunteer Online!
01.13.08: New Flyers have been added. Download the color or black
& white versions.
01.10.08: Wasabi's first pre-reg event: The Pizza Party Meet &
Greet!
01.06.08: Happy New Year! Pre-reg pricing has updated! Get in
on the best pricing before
it's too late!
12.30.07: See our Featured Artists, Amelie
Belcher and Matt Herms, in the Artist Alley!
12.27.07: Flyers are up and ready for download...don't
miss the Flyer Contest!
12.21.07: The
Royal Dead has been confirmed as our first musical
guest!!!!
12.19.07: Artist
Alley has been updated with the contact info for getting
tables!!!!
12.19.07: Events
have been updated. All first looks: Anime Dodgeball! Live
Action Battle Chess! Anme Improv! Gothic Lolita Tea Party!
12.09.07: Forums
are back online
12.04.07: Dealer Room
Map available for online viewing, Sponsorship Packet available
for download.
12.03.07: Updated Pre-Reg (open
for business!)
11.28.07: Created Banners
for any that want to help spread the word!
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Home : GUESTS
Keep checking back for the list of soon to be guest voice actors, artists
and bands coming to Anime Wasabi.
Due to various circumstances, Anime Wasabi will not be able to present
Amelie Belcher or Matt Herms at this years convention. We apologize for
any inconvenience.
ALH
ALH is a band that first started out with the intention of doing a video
game music cover band. Then it evolved into something unbelievable. It
has become a force that shall rule the world in music. With its off the
wall members and crazy sounds. Today ALH not only plays just Video game
covers they now play Anime songs and orginals plus a few fun covers. So
come out be happy and Rock the Pit. It shall be fun and involve random
hijinks.
Plasmacrash
Formed in 2005 and hailing from Fort Collins, CO, Plasmacrash is industrial
rock and cyberpunk at its finest!
Jan Scott-Frazier
Jan
worked in the animation (anime) industry in Japan for almost 14 years.
She attended animation school and later went on to work at a number of
studios in including Artland, Production IG and Atelier BWCA on shows
including RikiOh 2, Locke the Superman (OVA), Shurato (OVA), Bubblegum
Crash (OVA) and Tottoi (feature). She become an expert in many different
aspects of animation production, such as cel painting, animating, backgrounds,
camera and directing. In 1991 she founded an animation studio - TAO Corp.
Ltd. in Bangkok, Thailand. TAO did work on Moldiver, Diary of Mikan, Genocyber
and SWAT Kats amongst others.
In 1994, Jan moved into consulting work, freelancing for Cambridge Animation
Systems, the developers of Animo (a computer assisted (2D) animation production
system). Also in 1994, Jan co-founded GENESIS Digital Publishing Company
with Izumi Matsumoto (Kimagure Orange Road) where they created the best-selling
Comic ON, a CD-ROM manga compendium in which Jan debuted as a manga artist.
In 1999 Jan directed episodes of Susie-chan & Marvy (TV) and spent
most of the year working on the development of original TV series projects.
In 2000, she moved back to the USA to work at Celsys USA on the development
of the next generation of the RETAS digital production system.
Jan has traveled extensively throughout Asia and the US teaching animation
techniques and speaking at tradeshows and conventions. She has also translated
videos and manga, written and co-written magazine articles and created
extensive training materials for cel painting, animation and computer
animation.
In 2006 she produced the album Voices for Peace as a charity benefit.
She currently produces albums for Voices For, a non-profit corporation
and is writing her memoirs.
Visit Jan online:
JanScottFrazier.com
MySpace
LiveJournal
Artplaymix.com

Jason and Heather met in the summer of 2000. Together they collaborated
to develop a unique artistic style:
merging Jason's illustrative skills with Heather's coloring talents.
In 2001 they launched an online portfolio (now known as 'Artplaymix.com').
Within a matter of months Jason and Heather's artwork had attracted
many new fans, and the Artplaymix.com Team was hired to create illustrations
for Image Comics, PSM Magazine, and Official U.S. Playstation Magazine.
Since then Jason and Heather have contributed character designs,
pinups, and illustrative artwork to several nationwide (and worldwide)
publications. Their clients include Ziff Davis, Paizo Publishing,
Blimpie International, Play Magazine, Future Network USA, and many
more!
Visit their online portfolio at Artplaymix.com!
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Jason
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Heather
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Jason's career officially began in 1993. He impressed fellow artists
and editors with his slick inking style, and became a highly sought-after
talent in the comic industry. Jason has collaborated with all the
major U.S. companies (Marvel, DC Comics, Image, etc.), and his resume
includes books such as Battle Chasers, X-Men, Witchblade, GEN-13,
and Thundercats just to name a few.
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Heather started attending comic/anime conventions in 1996 as a
freelance artist and fan. She contributed artwork to the independant
publication 'Rhonda', and created promotional illustrations for
Neko Con Ichi.
In addition, Heather often worked as a booth model for several
different companies/distributers. She was also invited to be a judge
at numerous costume competitions throughout the U.S. Heather began
her professional career as a colorist after she met Jason (in the
summer of 2000).
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Kyle Hebert
Kyle
Hebert is an LA-based voice actor currently heard on Cartoon Network as
Sosuke Aizen and Ganju Shiba on "Bleach", as well as Kiba on
"Naruto". He is best known as the Narrator and teen Gohan on
"Dragonball Z". Other credits include Megaman Star Force (Omega-Xis),
"Ghost in the Shell: Solid State Society (Munei), "When They
Cry" (Tomitake), "Fullmetal Alchemist" (Falman), "Fruits
Basket" (Takei), "Eureka 7" (KenGoh), "Yu Yu Hakusho"
(Karasu), "Ergo Proxy" (MCQ), and many more. Video game voiceover
credits include "Devil May Cry 4", ".hack GU Part 2-3",
"Digimon Data Squad", "Desperate Housewives", "Baten
Kaitos: Origins", "Dragonball Z", and "Naruto".
Kyle will be presenting his "Dubbing 101" workshop, where volunteers
can attempt to match mouth flaps with random anime clips. You can also
download his internet radio show dedicated to news on everything geeky
("The
Big Bald Broadcast").
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Since 2002, THE ROYAL DEAD have emerged as a leading force in
the Japanese goth/darkwave scene, through both their music and
their organisation/promotion of live events. Combining commercial
dance beats with stunning visual presentation, THE ROYAL DEAD
are "Japanese visual kei / gothic" band.

Visit
The Royal Dead Blog
Check
Them Out On MySpace
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Holiday Inn DIA
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Denver, Colorado 80239
BOOK YOUR ROOM BY CALLING:
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Map And Directions
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Larger Map
From Denver International Airport: Pena Boulevard to 40th Avenue,
turn right.
From Denver: I-70 East to Chambers Road (exit 283), turn left
to 40th Avenue, turn right.
From Colorado Springs: I-25 North to I-225, go North on I-225
to I-70. Take I-70 East to Chambers Road, turn left onto 40th Avenue,
and then turn right.
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Road, turn left to 40th Ave, and then turn right.
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