Fans of anime and cards converged in McAllen over the weekend. A major event took place at the McAllen Convention Center, drawing collectors and enthusiasts. The event was organized by the same team behind the South Texas Comic Con.
It featured appearances by voice actors from well-known anime series. Further information about the event, including details of the activities and attendees, is available from ValleyCentral, the local news source that covered the story.
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