3 DAY POP CULTURE CELEBRATION
January 17TH-18TH, 2026
McNease Convention Center
Get hyped for Anime San Angelo at McNease Convention Center from January 17th to 18th, 2026! It’s the ultimate anime hangout, featuring top-notch merch, celeb voice actors, panels, performances, and gaming showdowns. Don’t miss year 2 of the best anime event in San Angelo, Texas – secure your tickets now and let’s own the anime scene together!
Countdown to Year 2!!!
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2026 GUESTS:
Cia Court
Cia Court is an American voice actress known for her notable roles as Himeko in Honkai: Star Rail, Vi in the League of Legends franchise, Raven in DC: Dark Legion, and Faith in The Wolf Among Us
Career Overview
Cia Court’s career in media began in radio broadcasting, where she worked as an air talent at KDUK Radio from 1994 to 1996, and later as a Music Director and afternoon air talent for KZEL/KNRQ Radio until 2000. She established her own voice acting business, Vox Goddess LLC, and has been actively working as a professional voice actor since 2000.
Steve Staley
Steve Staley is an American voice actor and ADR director widely recognized for his extensive work in English-dubbed anime and video games, most notably for voicing Neji Hyuga in the Naruto franchise and Toshiro Hitsugaya in the Bleach franchise..
Career Overview
Born on August 25, 1969, in Denver, Colorado, Staley has been a prolific figure in the voice acting industry since 1994. Known for voicing teenage boys or young men with a teen-like voice, he often works with studios like Bang Zoom! Entertainment, Studiopolis, and NYAV Post. He has also used the professional alias Steve Cannon for many of his roles. In addition to acting, Staley works as a dialogue director, with notable directing credits on popular series such as Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and The Seven Deadly Sins. He also teaches voice acting classes in Burbank, California.
Emily Sun
Emily Sun is a Chinese-American voice actress and casting director based in Los Angeles, known for voicing Clara in Honkai: Star Rail and Seo Jiwoo in Solo Leveling.
Career Overview
Emily Sun’s journey into voice acting began at the University of Southern California (USC), where a single voice acting class prompted her to pivot from a pre-med track to a career in voiceover. She is known for a naturally bright, youthful, and friendly voice, making her suitable for a variety of roles from “the sweet girl next door” to “the rowdy young kid” and “the shy, awkward wallflower”.
Sun is also a casting director for indie video games developed through USC Games, focusing on authentic casting and diverse talent. She is bilingual and can provide voiceovers in Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, or Korean for various projects.