Shinboku-con

The convention typically offers anime showings, cosplay contest, dances, panels, professional wrestling, trading card tournaments, vendors/artist room, and video game tournaments.^[1]

Shinboku-con was founded in 2007 by members of the Lorain County Community College Anime Society and Roleplayer's Association.^[2] In 2010 the convention became a three-day event, and had its first industry guest, Tiffany Grant.^[3] In 2011 three attendees were arrested at the convention, two men were involved in a dispute over the playing of a video game which resulted in a punch to the mouth and an officer being spit on. Another man was arrested for an incident involving the damage of hotel property and underage consumption of alcohol.^[4][5] The convention expanded to a partial fourth day in 2014.^[6] Shinboku-con cancelled their 2015 event.^[7]

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