Tsubasacon 2018 Vendor Acceptance Letters
If you are a vendor you should be paying soon!
Tsubasacon 2018 Artist Alley Applications
The Artist Alley Applications are now closed! Good Luck to everyone who entered!
Tsubasacon 2018 Vendor Applications
The vendor application process is now closed, congratulations to everyone who made it in!
Tsubasacon 2018 Artist Alley
We are now accepting applications! You have until May 14th and can find the link here: https://www.tsubasacon.org/artist-alley-application/
T-Shirt Pre-Order Form
Shirts are up for pre-order now! We will have a very limited amount of shirts at the convention, so don't miss out by reserving your shirt today! Premium registration already includes a shirt, but you can reserve additional shirts using this form. Pre-Orders close on...
Natsu no Tsubasacon 2018
Our annual free to attend picnic and potluck! We love sharing food with everyone but need your help additional nutrition! 12:00 PM June 23rd @ Ritter Park, at the "New Shelter". Potluck Signup Sheet! Facebook...
Artist Alley Opens in May!
Be on the lookout on this website and our Social Media, we'll be announcing when the application process opens. We'll keep the application open for two weeks before closing it so make sure to get your application in if you're interested!
Tsubasacon 2018 Theme – RPG & Fantasy!
This year's theme will cover quite a bit of ground with RPG & Fantasy being quite a broad genre!
Tsubasacon 2018 Welcomes Back Greggo!
Greggo Returns for Tsubasacon 2018! Greg Wicker (or “Greggo” as he’s fondly known) has been producing and hosting game shows at anime conventions since 1999, when he premiered Anime Match Game at Project A-Kon in Dallas. Since then, Greggo has done anime-themed...
About Tsubasacon
In 2006 Tsubasacon moved to its current home in Huntington, WV and has grown in scale dramatically over its 15-year tenure while still maintaining it’s small hometown con charm. Popular large events include the Masquerade, Anime Music Video Contest, Concerts, Game Shows, and the Saturday Dance.
Tsubasacon is a three-day fun-filled event that offers late-night dances, video programming, gaming rooms, and many informative guest and fan panels. Many of the attendees take advantage of the opportunity to cosplay at the convention, and there are many gatherings for fans of different anime and manga series.
Gaming
Cosplay
Concerts
Manga
Artists
Dance
Tsubasacon 2018
Special Guests
Greg Wicker
Greggo's Game Shows
Greg Wicker (or “Greggo” as he’s fondly known) has been producing and hosting game shows at anime conventions since 1999, when he premiered Anime Match Game at Project A-Kon in Dallas. Since then, Greggo has done anime-themed versions of several classic game shows, created a few games of his own, and even had an original project that very nearly turned into an actual television show on Anime Network. These days Greggo is concentrating on perfecting his craft and making game shows available for conventions everywhere, bringing his rapier wit and friendly personality with him wherever he goes. You can see some of Greggo’s past game show efforts on his YouTube page at http://www.youtube.com/
Annie "Pathos" Bowyer & Kidd Bowyer
Vitamin H
Vitamin H is the convention entertainment group who’ve been delighting nerds across the nation since 2013. They’ve rocked conventions from New Mexico to West Virginia, and now, they’re coming to rock YOU. Together, Vitamin H have spent the past four years showing convention attendees that programming can be more than boring PowerPoints and monotone delivery, and that learning CAN be fun…provided there’re enough dumb jokes involved.
Mikey Mason
Musical Guest
Mikey Mason is a comedy monster. A naughty cartoon character. An experiment gone wonderfully wrong. He explodes onstage with unfathomable energy, relentlessly pounding away at his audience with a wit as fast as his mouth, infectiously hilarious original songs, and his completely twisted world view. He’s the psycho stalker ex-boyfriend of comedy, except that you want to see him again. And again. And again.