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AWA-Pocket-Guide-For-Print-Side-1.Pdf Main Events Grand Panel Kennesaw Highlands Waverly 24 Hour Panel Room Galleria 102 Galleria 103 Galleria 104 Galleria 105 Galleria 106 Galleria 107 Galleria 108 Ballroom CDF Additional Events THU Panels after 4am 4pm Twisted Twine 4pm Dramatic Fanfiction 10/31 1) (Nov Game Development 4:30am 5pm 4:45 Interpretation 5pm EVA Foam Shields So You Want to Run 5:45 Kuma Kuma Maid Yokai in Video Made Simple 1) (Nov a Panel? 5:45am Download the App! 6pm 6:00 Cafe Meet & Greet 6:00 Games Anime Weekend Atlanta 2019 Ballroom AB 6pm Anime Weekend Atlanta 2019 Search for SUPERHAPPYFUNSELL Meet the Dragon Prince What the Heck is Japan Cats of Anime 7:00 (Nov 1) (Nov 2019 Cast & Creators 6:00 7pm 7pm ARIA (IA Concert) 7:00am 7:15 7:00 Trying to Sell?!?! Anime Weekend Atlanta for Android/iOS 8pm Tales of Con Horror Neon Genesis One Piece Feels 8pm (Nov 1) (Nov Tada Never 8:15am 8:30 18+ 8:30 EvanJeopardy 9pm 8:15 Falls in Love 9pm Gachimuchi Halloween 10pm Kink 101 10:00 Power ♂ Hour 18+ Schedule 10pm FAKKU! x mogra 10:00 18+ 9:00 Your Favorites Rave 18+ 11pm 10:45 Are Trash 18+ Posing & Photoshoots 11pm 11:15 for Cosplayers FRI Steven Universe 12am 12:00 Trivia 12am 11/1 Kingdom Hearts: 12:45 Improvised Retelling 18+ Fri/Sat: 10am-7pm, Sun: 10am-5pm 1am Magical Girls (More than Dealer’s Hall - Public Safety 1am 1:15 just Sailor Moon) Registration - Th/Fri/Sat: 9am-11pm, Sun: 10am-7pm Open 24hrs 2am Popular Tropes in 2am 2:15 Yuri Media 18+ Email: [email protected] 3am First Aid - Th: 12pm-8pm, Fri/Sat: 10am-8pm, Sun: 10am-3pm Phone: 678-653-3019 3am 4am Panels after 4am Kingdom Hearts Cosplay is Not Fiction vs. Reality 9am 9:00 101 We (Still) Dig Giant 9am 9:15 (Nov 2) (Nov Consent 9:00 4:15am Bungo Stray Dogs Fire Emblem: Anime For Grown-Ups Robots What’s That Anime?! 9:30 9:45 Welcome Home: Pierce the heavens! Ita Bag 101 9:45 History of the Emblem JJBA: BYOS: Build 10:00 10am 10:00 Introduction to Psychology of Monster Fandom Fashion: Cosplay Photography: 10am 10:15 Your Own Stand 10:15 A TTGL panel Let’s Design Magical Cosplay Volunteers of ATL 10:00 (Nov 2) (Nov Anime Studies 10:30 Tips and Tricks Giant Robot Costumes 5:30am Itabags Intro to Finishing Fandom Deep Dive: 10:45 Girl Outfits 10:45 From Cosplay to CAUSEplay 11:00 11am 11:00 with UbersCosplay All About Otome 3D Prints for Props 11am 11:15 11:15 Female Characters Anime Bingo To Die For: Die-Cut 11:30 Game Design and So You Think Naruto Fans English Lit Abridging and Online 12pm Opening Ceremonies Nintendo Outside 12:00 Machines for Cosplay 12pm 12:00 Import Gaming: 12:15 (Nov 2) (Nov 12:15 12:00 11:45 Development Bullying in the You Know K-Pop Re-joice! 12:15 in Anime Parodies 6:45am Nintendo Anime At War Life in Organization 12:30 Pointers and Pitfalls 12:30 12:45 12:45 Cosplay World XIII 1pm Classic Anime: Touhou and YOUhou The Wonderful World 1pm 1:30 Kodansha Comics Instagram for 1:30 What to Watch ft. Touhou Tuesday of Anime Figures Behind the Music: 1:15 Thirty Years Ago: 1:45 1:45 Cosplayers Modern Renaissance Got Weird Manga! 2:00 2:00 2pm Mashiro Ayano 2:00 of Lupin III AWA 25: Part 1 podcast crew Anime in 1989 2pm 2:15 Female Character Make a Con Friend! Best of Anime 2019 and 2:45 2:45 2:45 Starlight Idol Festival Portrayals Behind the Music: Abridging Madness Fate/Grand Discussion Crona’s Haiku Poetry Anime of 2020 Aniplex of America 2:00 3pm 3:00 3pm 3:15 Amaimono! Japanese 3:15 with PhatDogStudios 3:00 3:15 Nano Recaps, Strategies & more The Arcana: Trivia Writing Workshop Industry Panel 3:30 Cosplay Gallery Sweets Origins 3:30 Pop-Culture 4:00 4pm 4:00 Q&A Anime One Hit Fruits Basket Anime After 30 in the Classroom 4pm Iconic Cars in Anime 4:00 Bang Dream! One Punch Man 4:30 Fashion Modeling 4:30 4:30 Wonders 4:30 Family Fued From Aincrad 4:45 4:45 4:45 Fitness Club Escape Room Wkshp 50%Dangerous Kihara Hirokatsu: to Alicization 5pm Rising Stars: Anime 12:00 5pm 5:15 Japanese Horror Collaboration in Indie Directors to Keep DENPA Manga Caleb Hyles 5:15 VA Roundtable Cultivation Partners: 5:45 5:45 Projects: Voice Acting, 5:45 STARMARIE Concert YouTube Panel Appreciation vs America’s Live Action Inking Workshop Your Eyes On Industry Panel 6:00 6:00 Anime to See 5:45 5:45 6:00 6pm Appropriation v2 5:45 Writing & Other Anime Movies/TV Mo Dao Zu Shi 18+ 6pm Disciplines 6:15 Before You Die 18+ Inside Sol Press: The Japanese Holidays: 7pm 7:00 Shining Star of Localization Bending... Funimation 7pm 7:00 7:15 Team Four Star 18+ RWBY: 7:15 It’s in Your Genes! Representation in Anime How to Find Anime and Cosplay Problem Solving: Peep Show 18+ LM.C Concert 7:30 Modern Japanese 7:30 Tips and Tricks for 7:45 7:30 Japanese Urban 7:45 Villains Of Remnant Ainz Ooal Gown : Manga Online (Legally!) 7:15 Lit 18+ 8:00 8pm The Type-Moon 8:00 An Overlord Panel Legends 18+ Makers Ballroom E 8pm 8:15 Universe Fan Panel Itasha 101 8:30 Shooting The Moon: Laney’s Yuri Talk Dirty with HIDIVE The Anime Weekend Idealizations of Japan: 9:00 A Symphogear Panel 9pm 9:00 Atlanta Ball: 9pm Jojo's Bizarre Survival 8:45 Viewing Party! 18+ How to Start and 9:15 18+ Marco Polo to Weeaboos 8:00 9:30 9:30 9:30 Introduction Horror 101 18+ Junji Ito: Manage an Anime Club The Spectral Soiree and The Gothic Garden Gala 10pm 10:00 Master of Horror 18+ Gunpla-jama Party! 10pm Pokemon a Go-Go A History of Japanese Google Trends: Anime 9:30 Anime Hell K-pop Chorus Who’s Con is it 10:30 Hentai Worth Reading 10:00 10:00 Nerdlesque 18+ 10:30 Phantom Thieves Anime Eye Bleach Edition 18+ 10:45 10:45 10:30 Anyway? 11pm Dance Game Haven’t I Seen Japanese Pro 10:30 18+ 11pm 11:15 This Before 18+ Bushiroad: 10:45 Wrestling Primer 11:15 the Masters of 2.5D Pokemon Origins Games in Comics Sexy, Strange, & Video Game Hell 12:00 12:00 12am 12:00 Introduction to 12am Midnight Madness 12:15 Weird Vocaloids 18+ Cosplay Dojo 12:30 12:00 12:30 Anime Studies SAT Young Academics On The Pros and Cons of Onegai, Go Nagai! 1:00 Anime Reboots 1am Dark Hour Music Castlevania: Panel 1:15 1am 12:45 Ice (YAOI) 18+ 1:30 11/2 1:30 Trivia Go!! of the Night 18+ World History in Anime Cosplay Karaoke Become as God 1:45 12:30 2am 2:00 Nier/Drakengard 18+ 2am Popular Tropes in 3am 3:00 Yaoi/Yuri Fanfiction 18+ 3am Night owl? 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