We are an inclusive high school club. We incorporate different genres of Anime as part of our mission statement. We change up what we are doing each meeting with input from club officers and members. Japanese culture is enjoyed, relating to different Animes that we watch. We would be interested in connecting with another club.
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We usually screen anime from our library’s Crunchyroll Premium account, but are looking for anime-loving teens around New York City to come and make this safe meeting space their own to celebrate their otaku fandom! We’d love help to grow this library program!
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We are a small group of anime fans in middle and high school (ages 12-17). We watch J-Pop and anime music videos as well as the first two episodes of a different series every month (usually sub, sometimes dub). We explore all genres and themes of anime and manga. Members are welcome to share their art, cosplay, videos, and anime related creations. If you are interested, please register ahead of time via the library’s event calendar.
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We’re a relaxed club who come together to watch Anime and enjoy fellowship.
And on the off occasion plot to overthrow ….
Famous Anthony’s
3737 Challenger Ave NE
Roanoke, Virginia 24012″
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The Cornell Anime Club (formerly known as the Cornell Japanese Animation Society, CJAS), is an independent student organization at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. It was established in the spring of 1988 by Masaki Takai (’91) and Kay Lillibridge (’92), making us one of the oldest anime clubs in the nation. Our goal is to bring together as many Cornell anime fans as possible, from the hardcore cosplayer to the casual fan looking to find some more interesting shows. To bring everyone together and foster a sense of community, we feature weekly anime showings, as well as other fun events, such as J-Pop karaoke, anime jeopardy, and our annual Halloween Cosplay event. We also allow non-Cornellians to join our Discord, but you must be a rising college freshman, current college student, or alumni. Check out our website for more information!
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We watch anime, play tabletop and video games, go for food and other outings/meetups. We also host educational programs for libraries , host programming for local cons and have a Halloween Minicon each year.
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Free to join, Anime, video and tabletop games, meet ups, minicons, food outings and more!
Meeting Rooms (See meeting announcement for which room)
1pm-4:30PM
Usually 3rd Saturday of the Month
3022 New Castle Ave, New Castle, DE 19720″
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We watch mostly dubbed anime rated TV-14 or under, and we have snacks like popcorn or ramen. No one has come in cosplay, although that would not be prohibited. We play Google Slide Quizzes, Bingo, and other activities like Would You Rather and Kiss Marry Kill. During the show, club-goers are welcome to do anime-related crosswords, word searches, or papercrafts.
We meet in the library meeting room every other Monday from 3:30-5:00 pm during the school year. In the summer, we meet from 3:00-5:00 pm. Flyers and newsletters inside the library always have the exact club dates, as Mondays are shared with a Gaming club.”
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The club follows the “Con on Campus” philosophy where every meeting is a different type of event where all types of fans can come and have fun! We host everything from “guess that anime” quizzes to Anime Dance Workshops and more! More than just watching anime, we’re here to build an inclusive weeb community in Gamecock Country.
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Our club meetings are primarily social! We host events like opening quizzes, anime themed Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, Origami tutorials, etc. We occasionally do movie nights where we vote on a movie and whether to watch it subbed or dubbed. We also do bigger outside-of-club events like pool days, mini festivals, and holiday parties. Many of our members are big into TCG communities such as Pokémon and One Piece, as well as video games, cosplay, and crafting!
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