(including Dayton and Northern Kentucky)
2013-11-01–03
Sugoi Con (Friday–Sunday)
Sugoi Con has been a
regular annual anime convention starting in 2000
(It was an informal fan gathering starting in 1993, and a con
(Sugoi Con IV) in 1996)
Most recently held 2012-11-16–18
See the
Facebook page
& Twitter feed
Crowne
Plaza Cincinnati North (Sharonville),
11320 Chester Rd, Cincinnati OH 45246, +1-513-771-2080
Don’t miss it!
Support your local anime sites, cons, and clubs!
Anime UC (University of
Cincinnati) This Facebook group appears to have the up-to-date (Fall 2010)
information on Anime-UC.
See UC directions and
maps.
(There is an out-of-date site still up at
Teen
Cincinnati Anime Club [Stale] has its own Yahoo!
group, cincyanime
[Very low activity]; the
Yahoo! group was started
cincinnatianime
[Very low activity] is another Yahoo! group, started
ConPix showcases pictures from many anime conventions, starting with Anime Expo 1998 and including pictures from Sugoi Con 2000, Sugoi Con 2001, and Sugoi Con 2003.
Ikasucon, last Cincinnati event held 2006-07-14–16 at the Duke Energy
Center (Cincinnati Convention Center) and the Millenium
Hotel in downtown Cincinnati, was a relatively new annual Cincinnati anime
con.
Starting 2007 and thereafter, it has not been a Cincinnati con,
being held in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Previous Ikasucons were held in Cincinnati on
Miki’s Junk
Jungle—Anime Cel Collecting! Last dated message
Sailor Senshi
Fanfiction last updated
Scumbag’s Page
’O Stuff last updated
Stan Bundy’s Fanfic Web Page includes Stan’s Robotech fanfiction.
Stan
Bundy’s Web
Site on Robotech and Palladium; last updated
Takaholic’s home
page The Old Takaholic is the undisputed Godfather of southwestern Ohio
anime fandom, even if he has moved to Columbus.
A very similar, but I think perhaps slightly older, version of this site
was formerly at
Watching for the Dawn Memnon’s home page—that’s this page, baka!
Ami “The Gargoyle Queen’s” Homepage
[Gone], last updated
Animeisha
[Gone]
last updated
Green Castle
[Missing]
(the NEW Green Castle) is Dana’s personal page, last updated
Psycho
KORps
[Missing]
Dana’s fan subtitling home page (formerly shared by TGA 2500,
another local subtitling team). Last updated
Musical
Sorcery Productions
[Missing]
is (was?) Dana’s subtitling/timing business; the
site features a list of commercial projects done by him and his co-worker Rika
Takahashi. “No current subtitling projects”. Last
updated
KaibaCorp.Net V5.0:
Breaking The Habit [Missing]
Mostly empty, I think; I got tired of looking for
content. Last update apparently
Anime UC (University of
Cincinnati) [Missing] used to meet weekly,
every Friday in room 500, Swift
Hall, starting on
Redirection:
http://www.animeuc.org/
[Missing] redirected to
Also, http://www.animeuc.cjb.net/
[Missing] redirected to
(There was an out-of-date site still up at
Anime Meetup Cincinnati [Closed] is a page for for Cincinnati anime fans to arrange online to meet in person. Meetings are scheduled for the third Saturday of each month at 19:00. 48 members at last count. (It is not exactly a club, but where else do I put it?)
Forgotten Heros [Missing] is a Final Fantasy fan page.
Goofy Robo’s page [Stripped]
Kyle Hoyt’s home page [Missing] See the Art section, especially Fan Art, to see some of Kyle’s very nice anime-inspired pictures.
Sailor Moon Shrine
[Missing] features a Chibi Moon image gallery and a
trading page Sailor Moon cards and other anime cards. Main page last
updated
Blacklight’s
Garage [Missing] is
a reference listing of anime music videos compiled by Lara, who makes anime
music videos herself. Last updated
Anime-Cincinnati home page [Missing]
Anime-Cincinnati was Cincinnati’s first anime
club, founded in 1989; its final meeting was
Tuxedo Dark’s Home Page [Missing] Tony’s main page
[Missing] Flame Sniper (Sailor Mars) Gallery Another of Tony’s
WWWA Database [Missing] Another of Tony’s
Tony’s Darkworld Home Page [Missing]
Sailor Nero [Missing] Another page by Tony, devoted to his Sailor Moon fanfiction novel
Marcus Childs’
Homepage of Anime Style Art [Missing]
I have two addresses for this site,
This site seems to have been popular; look at the Google
references and the AltaVista
references.
SEEYIKES’ (Super)
Sailor Moon WEB Page [Missing]
Formerly NEW AND WOW BGC
[Missing]
FRAME GRABS! (Bubblegum Crisis screen captures). This page is not
actually gone, but it no longer has anime content, and is now known as
the Temple of the Weeping Otaku
(oops, that’s gone too). See the Goofy Robo page (oops, stripped);
it’s the same jerk.
David’s Home Page [Missing]
This is the Big Hush [Missing]
yaoicincy [Missing] is yet another Yahoo! group, this one dedicated to the theme of shounen-ai (gay male love)