But I am not alone, for you see, many anime addicted zombies flock to these otaku gatherings all around the globe and every season of the year.
According to multiple sources (just Google it!...fine...animecons.com!) as of 2006 the estimated attendence for conventions was recorded as such
Anime Expo - 40,647 total, 32,930 paid
Otakon - 32,902 estimated total, 22,302 paid
A-Kon - 12,500 estimated paid
Anime North - 12,500 total, 11,286 paid
Anime Central - 11,500 estimated total
FanimeCon - 10,000 estimated paid
Anime Weekend Atlanta - 8,949 paid
Anime Boston - 9,354 total, estimated 8,854 paid
Sakura-Con - 8,300 estimated total, 7,500 estimated paid
Katsucon - 6,400 estimated total, 5,664 paid
The ten largest anime conventions in North America during 2007 were as follows:
1 - Anime Expo: 44,000 estimated total
2 - Otakon: 22,852 paid
3 - A-Kon: 14,500 estimated paid
4 - Anime North: 13,500 estimated total5 - Anime Central: 12,769 total; 10,987 paid
6 - FanimeCon: 12,000 estimated total
7 - Anime Boston: 11,500 total; 10,559 paid
8 - Sakura-Con: 11,000 estimated total; 10,500 estimated paid
9 - Anime Weekend Atlanta: 10,200 estimated total; 9,825 paid
10 - AnimeNEXT: 7,100 estimated total
So the top five stayed strong, my little Sakuracon moved up from 9th to 8th and Anime Weekend Atlanta switched with Anime Boston.
Pink=Sakuracon
Red=A-kon
Orange=Anime Central
Yellow=Otacon
Green= Anime Expo
Blue=Anime North
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