Ep. 25 ComicPop Visits with Peter Pixie Master of Ceremonies and Knowledge of Steampunk, Part 2

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Ep. 25 ComicPop Visits with Peter Pixie Master of Ceremonies and Knowledge of Steampunk, Part 2

Welcome back!  In this part of ComicPop’s visit with Peter Pixie we finish up discussing the Steampunk genre, then we visit about conventions and Peter’s duties as Master of Ceremony.  Thank you to Peter for taking the time out of his busy schedule and doing this visit with him and have fun at all of the conventions you will be MCing.

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Music drop used in this episode:

1) “Steampunk Serenade”, SpiceHouse, musicalley.com, 2012.

Links:

http://peterpixie.com/ – Peter Pixie’s Website

https://www.facebook.com/peter.pixie?fref=ts – Peter Pixie’s MC Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/thepeterpixie – Peter Pixie’s Facebook Page

http://www.musicalley.com/ – Music Alley’s Website

http://www.musicalley.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?pageNum_MusicList=1&totalRows_MusicList=123&BandHash=eb50b8c6ffe3178e25115180b287f9ee – “Steampunk Serenade”, SpiceHouse, musicalley.com, 2012.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/ComicPop-Library/135675669828474?fref=ts – ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page

Syfy Brings Us a New Reality Show

The Syfy channel newest reality series, which premieres August 13, is Heroes of Cosplay.  This is one where I will watch to see how the costume is made and what the finished product looks like (because many of the costumes are well made), but can do without the drama.  Check it out below from syfy channel’s YouTube page:

What Will You Sacrafice

This will be one that you might put on your library’s to purchase list.  PlayStation announced that Soul Sacrifice is planned to be released in the North American and European markets, for the PlayStation Vita.  No specific release dates are available yet.  If you have a video game collection your patrons will probably be looking for this one when it is released.  The following trailer is provided by AnimeNews Network and YouTube:

Comic-Con Documentary

For those of us that will never get to Comic-Con, Comic-Con Episode IV A Fan’s Hope might be as close as we get.  The documentary will have a very limited release and will get most of it’s money from Blu-Ray/DVD sales.  This would be one for a library to get, so patrons that have expressed an interest in the convention can see what it would be like.  Thanks to ICv2 and YouTuber “movieclipsTRAILERS” for the trailer below.

World Cosplaying

This year’s preliminary for the American Region for the World Cosplay Summit was held at Katsucon.  This year’s winners and the American Region Representatives to the World Cosplay Summit is the team known as “Coconut Bubble Sex Cosplay”.  They performed a skit from Princess Tutu for their win.  As being representatives to the Summit they get a free trip to Japan for the finals and other awards.  Congratulations on the win and good luck to you and all of the other regions representatives during the finals which is this Saturday.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-cosplay/2012-02-19/world-cosplay-summit-2012-team-usa-chosen

World Cosplay Summit

Here is something you can tell your patrons that enjoy cosplaying.  Cosplaying might be dress-up for most people, however in the anime/manga conventions this hobby is taken very seriously.  The individuals that participate are very talented in costume making, a master level is when he or she actually designs and constructs all of their costumes.  If you have a patron that enjoys this hobby this will give them something to strive to attend in Japan.  Each year they have the World Cosplay Summit.  The summit is represented by 17 countries: Australia; Brazil; China; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Italy; Japan; Malaysia; The Netherlands; Mexico; Singapore; South Korea; Spain; Thailand; and The United States.  This year the winners were from Brazil.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2011-08-07/brazil-wins-world-cosplay-summit-2011

Cosplayers take heart

This video is one of my favorites.  It doesn’t really bash cosplay, it has fun with cosplay.  More people cosplay than you might think.  I have to admit my kids and I have cosplayed.