by Ralph
..what I found most interesting in my search was that there were schools that taught Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) which I never heard of growing up.
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by Culture Toronto Team
If you could look at this event with respect to the other big anime/cosplay events in TO, Atomic Lollipop is a lot like the rebellious little sibling in the family; slightly less popular with less experience, yet more willing to do crazy things, make mistakes and potentially die in a glorious James Dean-esque explosion.
by Sherif Badr
Anime North was flooded this year with epic League Of Legends cosplays. We saw some outstanding megamen, Attack on Titan ferrets, one Diva Plavalaguna (5th element) that you just couldn't miss, and a Rick Grimes that made our day.
by Garnet Nagato
At E3, a spectacle of new electronic things, it was the recruitment of the old that drew the most attention. After much fan harassment Square Enix has announced the remake of Final Fantasy VII, a seminal piece in the canon of video game history (Like Doom, which was also announced).
We're no strangers when it comes to the anime/comic world, so when we found out about Silver Snail's hero inspired espresso sleeves, we got excited. Black Canary is the name of the little cafe inside this iconic comic shop and they're hooking up the first 200 people ordering caffeine today with sleeves that'll set your senses tingling.
What if you could dress like Jesus for a day and taste the admiration of a third of our world’s population? I want to hear from our ethnic and female readers; how’s about donning a wreath of thorns and having old folks lay palm fibers in your path while riding on the sweet ass of a good friend willing to walk on all fours? Surrounded by the 23 952 ticket bearers dressed up at Toronto’s Anime North, we all become critic, admirer and hypocrite; all it takes is the right (or wrong) costume.