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Project-Nerd discussed what was actually Delicious in (the) Dungeon. PN’s Sarah Marie Spectrum got to sit down with the English VA’s (separately) of the hit Netflix show Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi) at Anime Impulse Seattle for a special press conference. During this press conference hosted by KADOKAWA, Sarah was able to ask the cast a few questions. A translator was on site for the Japanese guests. Sarah Marie Spectrum:  Thank you for coming today, I appreciate it.

The Cosplay at FAN EXPO Denver 2025 Was Unreal One of the things I love most about FAN EXPO Denver is the cosplay. Not just because the costumes are impressive (they absolutely are)  but because you can feel how much heart people put into them. Everywhere we looked this year, there was creativity. Full armor builds that looked like they walked straight out of a movie. Intricate handmade details. Massive wings somehow fitting through crowded hallways.

FAN EXPO Denver 2025 Felt Like Coming Home There’s something really special about FAN EXPO Denver that’s hard to explain unless you’ve experienced it. For us at Project-Nerd, it was never really about the crowds, the booths, or even the convention itself. It was about the people. This year reminded us why we love this community so much.

Emerald City Comic Con 2025 was a vibrant celebration of creativity, fandom, and community, drawing an incredible lineup of cosplayers from across the country and around the world. From meticulously crafted armor and couture-level builds to intimate, character-driven interpretations, the convention floor became a living gallery of imagination and dedication.

The diversity of creators in attendance was nothing short of inspiring: seasoned masters debuting jaw-dropping builds, first-time cosplayers stepping boldly into the spotlight, and international artists bringing cultural depth and fresh perspectives to beloved characters. Every hallway, panel, and photoshoot told a story of courage, craftsmanship, and connection.

Sakura-Con in Seattle brought out an incredible amount of cosplayers. These are some of our favorite cosplays from the show this year.

I’ve traveled through galaxies, danced with rebels, faced monsters in the dark, and stepped into rings where legends are made but never in my life have I done all of it in a single day… until I walked through the doors of the Comic-Con Museum. Tucked away in Balboa Park, just minutes from the chaos and color of the Convention Center, the Museum is like a time machine, teleporter, and dimensional portal rolled into one. Each exhibit isn’t just a display: it’s a gateway.

Project-Nerd discussed what was actually Delicious in (the) Dungeon. PN’s Sarah Marie Spectrum got to sit down with the Japanese seiyuu and English VA’s for Laios Touden Kentaro Kumagai (JP) & Damien Haas (EN) and Chilchuck TimsAsuna Tomari (JP) & Casey Mongillo (EN) of the hit Netflix show Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi) at Anime Impulse Seattle for a special press conference. During this press conference hosted by KADOKAWA, Sarah was able to ask the cast a few questions.

The art of cosplay comes in all forms and fashion as well as all skill level. But from beginner to skilled veteran, you often need some help to guide you through that tough piece of your costume. That’s why Termina Cosplay has provided a detailed guide through crafting Cloven Hooves that function well and look amazing. To get started, there are some materials and tools you’ll need to gather first.

Alfonso Cuarón has made multiple great films, but few reach the level of 2006’s Children of Men. Join us for this month’s Cover Story as we break down why Children of Men is Cuarón’s magnum opus. About thirty minutes into Alfonso Cuarón’s Children of Men, we are in a car with the film’s protagonist, Theo (Clive Owen); his love interest, Julian (Julianne Moore); the film’s centerpiece, Kee (Clare-Hope Ashitey); and key players Luke (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Miriam (Pam Ferris).