Fecomic’s Juicy Guide to Gay Anime in 2018

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Hey, all you anime lovers out there! Are you ready for some juicy information about the hottest gay anime of 2018? If you are, then you’ve come to the right place. Today, we’re going to reveal some hidden gems that will make your heart skip a beat. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for a thrilling ride through the world of gay anime!

Anime NYC: The Ultimate Asian Pop Culture Convention

Anime NYC, a beloved annual convention celebrating anime and manga, returned to the Javits Center in November 2018 for its second year. And let me tell you, it was bigger and better than ever! The convention attracted a whopping 36,000 unique attendees, twice as many as the previous year. With such a significant increase, it’s safe to say that the love for anime knows no bounds!

A Growing Universe of LGBTQ+ Anime

This year, Anime NYC dedicated a substantial part of its program to LGBTQ+ representation in anime and manga. Panels like “That’s Gay! Anime and Manga for the LGBT Audience” explored the portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters in the medium and showcased progressive examples. Publishers like Yen Press and Vertical Inc. even announced their first foray into gay romance manga, sparking excitement among fans.

Unveiling the Hidden Treasures

During the convention, publishers delighted fans with exciting announcements and previews of upcoming titles. Yen Press, for instance, hosted a lively panel and unveiled a long list of forthcoming manga and light novels. They also ventured into the Boys Love genre with titles like “10 Dance” and “Hitorijime My Hero.” Meanwhile, Vertical Inc. thrilled the audience with a hardcover reprint of the beloved shojo manga series, “Cardcaptor Sakura,” and introduced Yuri-focused manga such as “Yuri is My Job.”

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A Feast for Manga Lovers

Anime NYC didn’t forget about manga enthusiasts! With about 220 exhibitors and 240 artists participating, the convention offered an extensive collection of manga for fans to explore. Publishers such as Viz Media, Kodansha, and Gkids showcased their latest releases, attracting manga lovers from all walks of life. Kinokuniya Books, a cosponsor of Anime NYC, even set up a bookstore featuring a wide range of art books based on popular manga and anime series.

Future Promises

The success of Anime NYC speaks volumes about the growing popularity of anime and manga in New York City. In response to the overwhelming demand, Anime NYC announced that next year’s convention will take place from November 15-17, 2019. They plan to double the exhibition floor space, expanding into Hall 3B and occupying around 75% of the available space. With these exciting changes, Anime NYC aims to become the ultimate hub for the anime industry and foster new business opportunities in the Big Apple.

So, dear Fecomic readers, keep your calendars marked for Anime NYC 2019, and get ready for an even more incredible experience! Remember, Fecomic is your go-to source for all things anime and manga. Stay tuned for more exciting updates and don’t forget to check out our website at Fecomic. Until next time, happy watching and reading!