SNAFU Con
Sierra Nevada Anime Fans Unite!
SNAFU Con is an anime convention in the Reno/Sparks area of Nevada. Friday, November 15th through Sunday, November 17th, 2019 in The Grand Sierra Resort & Casino, 2500 E. Second Street, Reno, NV 89595
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Book Your Room!
Hotel registration is now open for SNAFU Con 2019! There are lots of great reasons to get a room even if you're a local – you can handle cosplay emergencies, take a shower, store your stuff, and maybe even sleep. You'll also get one free upgrade to a VIP badge for each night of your stay.
Room prices range from $95 to $115 for Friday and Saturday nights and from $45 to $65 otherwise. Book before October 13th to lock in these discounted rates!
Guest Announcements
For the first time, Bill Timoney is appearing at SNAFU Con! He has extensive classic anime voice dubbing credits, as well as a history behind the scenes bringing dubbed anime to you, including the fangirl-favorite series, Gravitation! 
Daryl G. Frazetti is a pop culture researcher who has taught classes in Star Trek, Star Wars, Middle Earth, Aliens, and more through Western Nevada College and Lake Tahoe Community College. He has also published on Star Trek and Batman fandom culture, fan film making, and conventions as participatory myth.
SNAFU Con is proud to welcome back Ashley Montgomery and Paul Esquer of The Prop Shop! These professional cosplayers have created over 40 costumes each and countless props for cosplay, theater and film. They have appeared in Heroes of Cosplay, The Try Guys, and Cosplay Melee.
Aaron Romo has been in the animation and illustration industries for over two decades, having worked with companies such as Disney, Warner Brothers, Fox Feature, Nickelodeon, and Sony Pictures. Some of his work includes the feature film 'Anastasia', television shows such as 'The Proud Family', 'Hey Arnold', 'Rocket Monkeys' and 'The Spectacular Spider-Man'.
Give a big Reno welcome to voice actor and streamer Cole Feuchter! He has provided voice work for titles such as The Divine Speaker, Full Service, Dear Monster, and Camp Buddy, as well as the virtual boy band SINFUL.
Kiba Walker is very excited to be back at SNAFU Con! Kiba has provided voice talent for titles such as the Junji Ito Collection, The Divine Speaker, and Card Captor Sakura Clear File, as well as the virtual boy band, SINFUL.
Melissa McCommon is a California based professional freelance illustrator and comic creator. Melissa has worked on a number of projects including the Eisner nominated “Awkward”, “Brave”, Eisner nominated “Crush”, and the soon to be released “Diary”. When not working on freelance client work, she draws her own webcomic "Epic Chaos!"
Spencer Stoner is back for SNAFU Con this year! He is the author of the Ophelia Legacy series of novels, as well as his first graphic novel, Divine Intervention! Spencer is also co-host of The Two Nerdy Dudes podcast, talking about pop culture.
We're pleased to announce that Danielle McRae will be joining us again this year! She's done amazing voice work in video game titles like League of Legends, World of Warcraft, and Skull Girls Encore.For more information on our guests and their full list of credits and achievements, please see our Guest Page!
2019!
Preparations for SNAFU Con 2019 are under way!
This year's convention will be November 15th-17th at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino.
This year's theme is Adventure, which is the perfect theme for SNAFU Con's ten year anniversary! It's an adventure through our history and the start of a brand new one.
Keep an eye out on this page for more information.
This year's convention will be November 15th-17th at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino.
This year's theme is Adventure, which is the perfect theme for SNAFU Con's ten year anniversary! It's an adventure through our history and the start of a brand new one.
Keep an eye out on this page for more information.
Feedback?
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