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& MAIN PANEL VIDEO CRAFT MOONLIGHT GUEST ROOM ZONE ZONE ZONE SANCTUARY TABLES (Multi 2A + 2B) (Multi 2C) (Multi 2D) (Heritage Lounge) (Outdoor Patio) (See Floor Plan) 10:30 am - - - 10:30 am Opening Ceremonies - - 11:00 am (10:45am) FREE PLAY 11:00 am Button Making and - Bear Sailor Moon Peach Girl Screening 11:30 am Colouring 11:30 am Performance (1 episode) Enhancing Your Fanfiction Scattegories 12:00 pm 12:00 pm Wigging Out: Magical Bow Making VFX Behind the Scenes Voice Actor Autographs Wig Styling 101 Workshop IlluminAir Aerialist 12:30 pm 12:30 pm Makeup for Cosplay Performance 1:00 pm Sailor Moon Voice Pretty Heroes Origami 1:00 pm 1:30 pm Actors Q&A Japanese 101 & Paper Crafts 1:30 pm Adulting by Daylight Jennifer Maillet Signing 2:00 pm Lip Sync Battle Workshop Button Making and 2:00 pm 2:30 pm Extravaganza Colouring 2:30 pm Sword Fight Like A Girl FREE PLAY 3:00 pm Charm Bracelet 3:00 pm J. M. Frey Reading Name that Character Voice Actor Autographs 3:30 pm Workshop 3:30 pm Women in Policing 4:00 pm Masks, Tiaras, and Craftsmanship Judging 4:00 pm Sailor Moon S Movie 4:30 pm Chokers (Contestants Only) 4:30 pm Disney Karaoke Voice Acting Advice IlluminAir Aerialist 5:00 pm Ouran Screening Button Making and 5:00 pm Performance Jennifer Maillet Signing (2 episodes) Colouring 5:30 pm Masquerade Costume 5:30 pm Pretty Steampunks FREE PLAY 6:00 pm Contest How to Grow Your 6:00 pm Open Crafting 6:30 pm Girl Power! Shoujo YouTube Channel 6:30 pm The Cosplays You Don't Trivia Challenge Game Dance Workshop 7:00 pm Know You Have closed 7:00 pm Show Ouran Screening Premium Workshop: (2 episodes) Sewn Circuits 7:30 pm closed for setup 7:30 pm SATURDAY 2019 SATURDAY Intro to Armour 8:00 pm IlluminAir's Dead Sailor Stars Screening closed FREE PLAY 8:00 pm 8:30 pm Moon Circus (2 episodes) 8:30 pm TBD 9:00 pm (Special Ticket Event) closed closed 9:00 pm 9:30 pm closed closed 9:30 pm Identify some of your favourite characters by the sound of their SATURDAY SCHEDULE voice. 1:30pm-2:30pm – Adulting by Daylight Main Room (Multi 2A + 2B) Hear from a variety of cosplayers and other notably "geeky" 4pm-5pm – Sailor Moon S Movie (dubbed) panelists on their experiences balancing their fandoms and Watch out for snow dancers! 10:45am-11:30am – Opening Ceremonies professional life. 5pm-6pm – Ouran High School Host Club, 2 episodes 11:30am-12pm – Bear Sailor Moon Musical Performance 2:30pm-3:30pm – Sword Fight Like A Girl 6pm-7pm – How to Grow Your YouTube Channel The accessory of choice for a "strong female character." A 12pm-1pm – VFX Behind the Scenes in Film and TV An interactive panel giving insight for growing a YouTube discussion of different weapons and the women/girls who wield Join Canadian VFX artist Jennifer Maillet for a behind-the-scenes channel in an evolving media landscape. look into the world of visual effects in the film and TV industry. them. 7pm-8pm – Ouran High School Host Club, 2 episodes From script to screen, she will share some trade secrets about 3:30pm-4:30pm – Women in Policing! the ever-growing visual effects industry. Not all heroes wear capes. In fact, many wear this uniform. OPP 8pm-9pm – Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, 2 episodes 1pm-2pm – Sailor Moon Q&A frontline officers, special constables, and dispatchers serve as Who are these mysterious starlights anyway? Meet cast members of the original Sailor Moon dubs and the Viz inspiration to all who wish to make a difference. Media dubs. Ask them about their experiences as Sailor senshi, 4:30pm-5:30pm – Voice Acting Advice Craft Zone (Heritage Lounge) magical cats, and as an evil alien. Get voice acting tips from some of our voice actor guests. 11am-12pm, 2pm-3pm, 5pm-6pm – Button Making and 2pm-3pm – Lip Sync Battle Extravaganza 5:30pm-6:30pm – Pretty Steampunks Colouring Hosted by Bear Sailor Moon, get ready for a lip sync battle of Steampunk fans have a particular passion for aesthetic. Author 12pm-1pm – Magical Bow Making Workshop epic proportions! Rebecca Diem speaks with some of Toronto’s most fashionable Join this DIY bow making workshop; complete with a hand steampunk denizens about where they find inspiration, costume stitching crash course. 3pm-4pm – J. M. Frey Reading and Q&A sourcing, and community! 1pm-2pm – Pretty Heroes Origami and Paper Crafts 4pm-5:30pm – Disney Karaoke 6:30pm-7:30pm – The Cosplays You Don't Know You Have Hosted by The Last Son, get ready to sing your heart out to It’s time to re-evaluate your closet! Join Pufferdoodles as she 3pm-4pm – Charm Bracelet Workshop some Disney favourites. It will be magical! shows you how to find cosplays and anime inspired fashion in Make your own charm bracelet with cute shoujo charms. your own wardrobe, as well as some essential items to have in 5:30pm-6:30pm – Masquerade Cosplay Contest your cosplay arsenal. 4pm-5pm – Craft Foam Masks and Tiaras plus Ribbon Chokers Entrants show off their costumes to the audience and judges. 7:30pm-8:30pm – Intro to Armour 6pm-7pm – Open Crafting 6:30pm-7:30pm – Girl Power! Shoujo Trivia Challenge Worbla, EVA foam, soldering iron, contact cement. Not sure Finish up your crafts or start some new ones. Join this game show and test your knowledge of shoujo anime. where to begin? Learn the basics including tools you need; the 7pm-8pm – Premium Workshop: Sewn Circuits pros and cons of different materials; plus basic tips, tricks, and 8pm-9:30pm – IlluminAir's Dead Moon Circus cheats to creating your very own cosplay armour build. This special ticket event begins seating at 7:45pm. A variety of Moonlight Sanctuary (Outdoor Patio) performers will dazzle and delight you. *Not included with convention admission* Video Zone (Multi 2D) 11am-11:30am, 1pm-5pm, 5:30pm-6:30pm, 7:30pm-9pm – Free play. Try chess, hula hoops, or rose target practice. 11:30am-12pm – Peach Girl, 1 episode Panel Zone (Multi 2C) 11:30am-12:30pm – Scattegories 12pm-1pm – Wigging Out: Wig Styling 101 11:30am-12:30pm – Enhancing Your Fanfiction Hesitations on styling a wig? Then this panel is for you! This 12:30pm-1pm, 5pm-5:30pm – Aerialist Performances by How to deepen your descriptions and sharpen characters to panel will help you with some of the basics in wig styling, IlluminAir Entertainment pop off the page in your fanfiction writing. including demos! 6:30pm-7:30pm – How to Dance Like a Magical Girl 12:30pm-1:30pm – Makeup for Cosplay 1pm-3pm – Japanese 101 Workshop with J. M. Frey The KiraKira majokko Idols will show you how to learn a new dance: PaPePiPu*Romantic. Includes a transformation sequence. Makeup tips and tricks to make your cosplay even better. 3pm-4pm – Name that Character 2019 GUESTS Susan Roman Jennifer Maillet Kaeos Theory, Cosplay Guest The voice of Sailor Jupiter in the original A Senior VFX Artist with over 60 television Since 2014, she has put together over 30 English dub of Sailor Moon, fans may also and feature film credits including Orphan costumes from series such as Sailor Moon, remember some of her other roles including Black, Star Trek: Discovery, Umbrella Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, Fullmetal Alchemist, Snowy the dog in The Adventures of Tin Tin Academy, Harry Potter, and more. She and Love Live! School Idol Project, and more. Kae and Melissa Raccoon in The Raccoons. her team also won a Canadian Screen Award has won several awards for her creations. On for Outstanding Achievement in VFX in 2013 top of crafting, Kae also loves wig styling. Ron Rubin for History Channel’s Vikings. Ammie Cosplay, Cosplay Guest Well known as the original voice of Artemis (SATURDAY ONLY) for the entire run of the DiC and Cloverway Rebecca Diem Recognized internationally, particularly for dubs of Sailor Moon. He is one of the busiest An author and poet of smart, hopeful her Sailor Moon and Harley Quinn cosplays. animation actors around and his voice can be speculative fiction. Her work includes the She has been featured in cosplay books and heard in countless anime and cartoon series. steampunk series Tales of the Captain Duke, following a defiant young aristocrat who saves magazines worldwide for her costume work and knowledge on costume construction. Jill Frappier a band of airship pirates from certain peril The original voice of Luna for the entire run and talks her way into joining their crew. The Last Son, Cosmodel Guest of Sailor Moon. She is an actor, storyteller, (SATURDAY ONLY) drama teacher “extraordinaire,” and has J. M. Frey Jeff is a cosplay model and entertainer who performed in well over 100 plays at major A science fiction / fantasy author, as well as a produces epic photoshoots. He is known theatres in Toronto and across Canada, fanthropologist and pop culture scholar. She for his Disney prince/villain recreations and including the Shaw and Stratford Festivals. is also a freelance voice actor and speaker, various super hero cosplays. providing academic lectures, workshops on Brian Beacock the craft and business of writing, and keynote Bamzy Cosplay, Cosplay Guest Ail in the Viz Media dub of Sailor Moon. He's talks. With 8 years of cosplaying experience, she done voice-overs for more than 30 cartoons is normally adorned in big armour builds or and video games such as Digimon, Naruto, Bear Sailor Moon wielding a large prop or weapon.
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    Full Arcade List OVER 2700 ARCADE CLASSICS 1. 005 54. Air Inferno 111. Arm Wrestling 2. 1 on 1 Government 55. Air Rescue 112. Armed Formation 3. 1000 Miglia: Great 1000 Miles 56. Airwolf 113. Armed Police Batrider Rally 57. Ajax 114. Armor Attack 4. 10-Yard Fight 58. Aladdin 115. Armored Car 5. 18 Holes Pro Golf 59. Alcon/SlaP Fight 116. Armored Warriors 6. 1941: Counter Attack 60. Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars 117. Art of Fighting / Ryuuko no 7. 1942 61. Ali Baba and 40 Thieves Ken 8. 1943 Kai: Midway Kaisen 62. Alien Arena 118. Art of Fighting 2 / Ryuuko no 9. 1943: The Battle of Midway 63. Alien Challenge Ken 2 10. 1944: The LooP Master 64. Alien Crush 119. Art of Fighting 3 - The Path of 11. 1945k III 65. Alien Invaders the Warrior / Art of Fighting - 12. 19XX: The War Against Destiny 66. Alien Sector Ryuuko no Ken Gaiden 13. 2 On 2 OPen Ice Challenge 67. Alien Storm 120. Ashura Blaster 14. 2020 SuPer Baseball 68. Alien Syndrome 121. ASO - Armored Scrum Object 15. 280-ZZZAP 69. Alien vs. Predator 122. Assault 16. 3 Count Bout / Fire SuPlex 70. Alien3: The Gun 123. Asterix 17. 30 Test 71. Aliens 124. Asteroids 18. 3-D Bowling 72. All American Football 125. Asteroids Deluxe 19. 4 En Raya 73. Alley Master 126. Astra SuPerStars 20. 4 Fun in 1 74. Alligator Hunt 127. Astro Blaster 21. 4-D Warriors 75. AlPha Fighter / Head On 128. Astro Chase 22. 64th. Street - A Detective Story 76.