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Fant-Asia Events for December!

By Rachel on November 30, 2006

FANT-ASIA I-FRAG

According to Brian Lan, founder of Fant-Asia St. Louis, Fant-Asia’s FINAL event for the I-Frag branch will be Saturday, December 2, 2006 at the I-Frag Gaming Center, 3555 Ritz Center from 5:00pm to midnight. “This time I really mean it.” Brian says.

the bride with white hairThe I-Frag Gaming Center will be closing on December 30, 2006. Brian would like to give a special thanks to I-Frag owner Kent Bergeland for being a great host location. Starting in January 2007, Fant-Asia St. Louis will be moving to the new AnImagination South County (their second location).

FANT-ASIA ANIMAGINATION

Fant-Asia at AnImagination in the St. Louis Mills will be on Friday, December 1, 2006 from 6:00pm to 9:30pm.

AnImagination will be providing free sushi on December 1, 2006.

FANT-ASIA ST. CHARLES

The next event in St. Charles will be Saturday, December 16, 2006 at The Fantasy Shop St. Charles, 2426 West Clay from 5:00-10:00p.m.

This will be Fant-Asia’s Annual Viewer’s Choice Night. If anyone has any requests, please let Brian know. He’s already received requests for The Bride With White Hair and Crying Freeman live-action movie.

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I was exposed to anime as a child while living in Germany after watching the Japanese version of Hans Christian Anderson’s the Little Mermaid. In high school, a classmate in art brought in Akira as an example of Japanese art. I wasn’t very impressed with anime at the time, but my re-exposure to it in 2000 thanks to Escaflowne had me hooked for life.After sorting out what I liked about anime (great stories, beautiful animation and epic battles) and disliked about anime (big boobs, angst-y 15 year-old kids, most mecha, sports stories and style-over-substance), I got into it with a vengeance.I do love almost all aspects of Japanese culture and try to be involved with it as much as possible. I have no problem admitting that I incorporate a lot of Japanese trends and traditions into my life as I modify them and make them my own. Anime is a big part of that, along with all the sub-cultures, past and present.

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