Q. According to their guide on how to survive in
there, you need a bag and food and so many other
things. How did you go about it?
A. You definitely need lots of money. Comic con sells
lots of stuff, and what’s more is that it is expensive,
since they bring in the real deal from the country it
originated from. You'll be leaving with a bunch of
bags since the items are either impossible to find in
your country or darn expensive over the internet for
shipping costs. And obviously the food and water are
essential.
Q. Do you plan on coming again?
A. Always. I’d never miss a chance of Comic Con or an
IGN Convention, even if the event isn’t as big or as
successful as before, it is indeed still fun with friends
and other events going on with other cosplayers such
as the competitions held on stage.
Q. Any regrets or wishes- for your next comic
con?
A. I would like it to be like IGN or how it
previously was. This year’s’- comic con felt a
little less than how it should be and a few
cosplayers were around. It felt empty, most of
the people were either there just for the items
and didn’t bother to cosplay. As well as the
events weren’t as lively or exciting as last years,
and the shops weren’t as varied. Most of them
sold art work than merchandise. Even if it did, it
barely sold anything most people wanted.
Q. What would you tell the people who never
got to experience such fun but really want to?
A. I'd definitely recommend and plan a whole
schedule for them to go. Even if it might not be
as best as expected, it’s always worth the shot to
go on and try. It can even be for their own
leisure, to cosplay at a con for the first time.