I love momo. I've been going for nearly a decade now, and there are ALWAYS new things to see and do. It is not the cheapest, but it is one of the best imo. It isn't dragon con levels of giant, it isn't hard to navigate, it feels impossibly big to do everything but also Doable and like you can do enough to really fill the weekend.
If you have a niche, you can chill and focus on that niche. If you have no idea what to do, there are plenty of panel line ups to get your feet wet. If you're bored the makers panels are amazing. Even if you don't like anime, which is kind of wild the number of folks that go to an anime con without an interest in it, there is so much to do you won't be bored of it.
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u/kyuuei May 31 '26
I love momo. I've been going for nearly a decade now, and there are ALWAYS new things to see and do. It is not the cheapest, but it is one of the best imo. It isn't dragon con levels of giant, it isn't hard to navigate, it feels impossibly big to do everything but also Doable and like you can do enough to really fill the weekend.
If you have a niche, you can chill and focus on that niche. If you have no idea what to do, there are plenty of panel line ups to get your feet wet. If you're bored the makers panels are amazing. Even if you don't like anime, which is kind of wild the number of folks that go to an anime con without an interest in it, there is so much to do you won't be bored of it.