Panels at Anime Weekend Atlanta 2019

For the tenth consecutive year in a row, Propeller Anime will be hosting panels at Anime Weekend Atlanta. It's an amazing weekend for fans who are passionate about anime and Japanese pop culture. It's also going to be the most lit Halloween party, taking place October 31st to November 3rd.

Here is our panel schedule:

The Modern Renaissance of Lupin the 3rd
Friday, November 1st, 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Panel Room CGC 102

Lupin the 3rd has been a beloved anime and manga series for decades, but in the 2010s, the franchise has really hit it's highest points. With slick art, clever storytelling, and bold direction, we break down what may be the best era of Lupin.

It's MANIME X! Ten Years of Manly Anime (18+)
Saturday, November 2nd, 8:00pm to 9:30pm
Kennesaw Ballroom

It's been ten strong years of MANIME. We all became better for it. Headbutts, beef jerky, and the manliest anime ever got us this far, and we do it once more time. But this year, we also pay tribute to the legendary Kazuo Koike, Be there for one big manly roar! (And many more.)

Orlando Anime Day Meetup and Lunch (9/14)

Orlando Anime Day is the one day anime marketplace that will be taking place Saturday, September 14th at the Wyndham Orlando Resort on International Drive. Orlando Anime Day is not really an anime convention, but it features an over 5,000 sq ft dealers room, video room, panel room, prize giveaways, raffle drawings, and and costume contest. With a $5 admission fee, it draws in a whole lot of fans.

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Orlando Anime Day starts at 10:00am and ends at 6:30pm. We will have lunch at 2:00pm at the nearby Red Robin. (8167 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819) Everyone who is going should be there and done by then.

We'll be at AFO 20 with panels!

Coming up August 9th to 11th is Anime Festival Orlando at the Wyndham Orlando Resort on International Drive. It's wild that AFO has been around for 2 decades and we're honored to have been a part of many of them.

This year is no exception. It's thanks to the awesome fans at AFO that we keep coming back. So we have a couple panels on the schedule for you to enjoy.

Friday, August 9th

It's MANIME X! Ten Years of Manly Anime!
11:00pm to 12:30am - Panel Room 1

Saturday, August 10th

The Modern Renaissance of Lupin III
3:00pm to 4:00pm - Panel Room 1

It will be a good weekend, with some great guests like Steven Blum, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, Jason David Frank, Mega Ran, Johnny Yong Bosch, and many more. We look forward to seeing you there.

Panels at CEO Daytona 2019

Friday, June 28th to Sunday, June 30th is CEO Daytona at the Ocean Center on Daytona Beach. It will be a weekend of fighting game tournaments, All Elite Wrestling, 24 hour arcades, vendors, artists and panels. And that's where we come in. We have TWO panels at CEO Daytona.

Whisper of the Heart Theater Gathering (7/2)

GhibliFest is in full swing and there are few new movies in the lineup, including Whisper of the Heart, directed by Studio Ghibli key animator and animation director Yoshifumi Kondo and written by Hayao Miyazaki.

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We're going to the 7:00pm showing on Tuesday, July 2nd at Regal Waterford Lakes by UCF.

Bowling Party this Sunday! (6/2)

Even though Anime Nite Orlando is retired doesn't mean we can't be friends. A bowling party has been requested and we are going to do that at Boardwalk Bowl on Sunday June 2nd! It's always great to get together and do this. Even if you don't like bowling, it's still a great time to come and hang out.

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We're going to meet up at 1:00pm. For those bowling, the Sunday deal is $9 for 2 games and shoe rental.Boardwalk Bowl also has an arcade, restaurant, and bar. Boardwalk Bowl is located at 10749 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, Florida 32817. See you there!

The End of Anime Nite Orlando. What's Next?

This month marked six years of showing anime at Bikkuri Lounge, and Propeller Anime has showed fans great anime of different genres and eras for over 12 years.

Last night, we showed Akira, an essential anime classic that takes place in 2019, and Redline, a film that many consider to be the turning point from anime would exit the dark ages. This massive double-feature was not just a way to celebrate six years with Bikkuri Lounge, but a way to end Anime Nite Orlando.