So the new group I've been associated with is the anime douchebags.

Normally, people associate me with the emo clique. You know, the shitheads that shop at hot topic.

Well, now the people from the anime clique are talking to me now. You know, the shitheads that shop at hot topic [for shirts with their favorite animes characters on them.]

I just discovered this.

According to wikipedia, this is how many anime conventions there are in Japan.

Japan

* Jump Festa (in Chiba in mid December)
* Tokyo International Anime Fair (in Tokyo in late March)
* Summer Comiket (in Tokyo in early/mid August)
* Winter Comiket (in Tokyo in late December)
* World Cosplay Summit (in Nagoya in early August)

The U.S.

North East
New England

Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont

* Anime Boston (in Boston, Massachusetts in the spring)

Middle Atlantic

New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania

* AnimeNEXT (in Secaucus, New Jersey in June)
* New York Anime Festival (in New York, New York in September)
* Tekkoshocon (in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in mid April)

Midwest
East North Central

Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin

* Anime Central (in Rosemont, Illinois in May)
* Anime Milwaukee (in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in February/March)
* Anime Punch! (in Columbus, Ohio in March/April)
* ColossalCon (In Sandusky, Ohio in June)
* Ikasucon (in Fort Wayne, Indiana in July)
* No Brand Con (in Eau Claire, Wisconsin in April)
* Ohayocon (in Columbus, Ohio in January)
* Pokettokon (in East Peoria, Illinois in January)
* Youmacon (in Dearborn, Michigan in October/November)

West North Central

Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota

* Anime Detour (in Bloomington, Minnesota in April)
* Anime Festival Wichita (in Wichita, Kansas in August)
* Anime NebrasKon (in Omaha, Nebraska in November)
* AnimeIowa (in Coralville, Iowa in August)
* Naka-Kon (in Kansas City, Missouri)
* Sogen Con (in Sioux Falls, South Dakota in August)

South
South Atlantic

Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia

* Animazement (in Raleigh, North Carolina on Memorial Day weekend)
* Anime Express (in Daytona Beach, Florida in March)
* Anime Festival Orlando (in Orlando, Florida in August)
* Anime Mid-Atlantic (in Arlington, Virginia in June)
* Anime South (in Destin, Florida in the winter)
* Anime USA (in Crystal City, Virginia in November)
* Anime Weekend Atlanta (in Atlanta, Georgia during late September)
* Katsucon (in Washington, D.C. in February)
* Metrocon (in Tampa, Florida in July)
* Nekocon (in Hampton, Virginia in November)
* Otakon (in Baltimore, Maryland in July/August)
* Tsubasacon (in Huntington, West Virginia in October)
* Setsucon (in State College, Pennsylvania in January)

East South Central

Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Tennessee

* Middle Tennessee Anime Convention (in Nashville, Tennessee in late April)
* PersaCon (in Huntsville, Alabama in June)
* SugoiCon (in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky in October/November)
* Daigacon (in Cave City, Kentucky in March)

West South Central

Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas

* AnimeFest (in Dallas, Texas during Labor Day weekend)
* Ikkicon (in Austin, Texas)
* MechaCon (in New Orleans, Louisiana)
* Oni-con (in Houston, Texas in October)
* Project A-Kon (in Dallas, Texas during the weekend after Memorial Day)
* RealmsCon (in Corpus Christi, Texas during the first weekend in September)
* San Japan (in San Antonio, Texas)

West
Mountain

Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming

* Anime Banzai (in Salt Lake City, Utah in October)
* Anime St. George (in St. George, Utah in October)
* Anime Vegas (in Las Vegas, Nevada in September)
* AniZona (in Phoenix, Arizona on Easter weekend)
* Nan Desu Kan (in Denver, Colorado in mid September or early October)

Pacific

Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington

* Anime Expo (in Los Angeles, California on Independence Day weekend)
* FanimeCon (in San Jose, California on Memorial Day weekend)
* Kawaii Kon (in Honolulu, Hawaii in late April)
* Kumoricon (in Portland, Oregon on Labor Day weekend)
* Sac-Anime (in Sacramento, California in late summer)
* Sakura-Con (in Seattle, Washington in late March/early April)
* Senshi-Con (in Anchorage, Alaska in late February)
* Yaoi-Con (in San Francisco, California)

I hate you America. I hate you almost as much as I hate anime, and it's cliche plots, characters, voice acting, clothing, and fans (how they all act exactly the same).