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Oh boy. Where to begin when it comes to Conventions? Pony wise, I have been to two, and they are located in Southern California: Pacific PonyCon and Equestria LA(The former in 2016 and 2017. The latter in 2017 only) Outside of My Little Pony, I have also been to. The San Diego Comic Fest. It's a Small time Comic Book Convention, recommended for the dedicated of Comic Book geeks. It recently wrapped up another event at the Town and Country Hotel and Convention Center last month The Anime Conji. Like the Comic Fest, it's also a small time Convention, focused more on Japanese Anime. They sometimes bring over guests like Vic Mignogna, Kyle Hebert, Kevin Michael Richardson and even Animaniacs' Jess Harnell. Westercon: A Science Fiction Convention that goes around the West Coast states every year. I went to one in 2015 when it came to San Diego. I think they won't be here again till around 2022 at least. They'll be in Denver in the months of July. So anyone who's a Sci-Fi geek, consider checking it out. And of course, I cannot conclude this list without bringing up two of the more important Comic Book Conventions Wondercon. I first started going there in 2012 when it moved to Anaheim. IT was for 3 days ont he first year, then 1 day from here on out. I skipped in 2016 because the Anaheim Convention Center was being revamped. After this year, I think I'm retiring from Wondercon because of the drive up to Anaheim. And most importantly... The San Diego Comic-Con. I have been going there since 1999(Skipped 2000 due to stomach cramps). THe first time that I went all four days was in 2002. As time progressed, the Comic-Con grew bigger and bigger, and it has gotten more crowded. But it's still worth it to see many of the guests there. One day, I am thinking of retiring from Comic-Con mainly because it's becoming too exhaustive. On a side note, there's suppose to be a Comic-Con Museum coming to Balboa Park. It's going to take the place of the now defunct Hall of Champions You can read more about it at https://nonprofitquarterly.org/2018/03/08/comic-con-nonprofit-reveals-plans-new-museum-san-diego/.

Last Decade, it was.... Sonic the Hedgehog(Due to playing Sonic Advance and Sonic Adventure 2) Mickey Mouse(Due to rediscovering the classic shorts in Black and White. Still have em) Batman(The Animated Series, what else?) Animaniacs(An old show I use to watch as a kid) The Transformers(Mostly G1 and Beast Wars on DVD, though I evolved into the Movies and Animated) The Legend of Zelda(Became a bigger one last decade thanks to a Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess) World of Warcraft(I no longer play the game, but it still holds a place in my heart) Star Wars(Mainly the Clone Wars over the prequel trilogy, but also through Knights of the Old Republic) Kikaida(A Japanese Tokusatsu, long before Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger(Which became Mighty Morphin Power Rangers) Star Trek(Watched ALL of the Original Series, plus the first 6 movies. I also own all of the Next Generation episodes) Nowadays, alongside My little Pony, I also add in The Marvel Cinematic Universe and Deadpool to the list.

I know, the Season 8 Finale won't be till sometime in October. But I would like to speculate on how I think it may go down, considering that a: Cozy Glow is slated to be the main antagonist b: Lord Tirek will return(Confirmed by his actor Mark Acheson), most likely to pull off the HijackedbyGanon trope c: And above all else: Now, since the beginning of the year, I've been speculating on how this will all play out, and this is my personal theory. Note: When the episode comes out, you may disregard this post, unless it somehow ends up being true.

A few weeks ago, Disney and MArvel had released a new Avengers film titled "Infinity War." This introduces us to Thanos as the main villain and an all-star cast that's bigger than Captain America: Civil War. But just recently, another Marvel film just hit theaters, published by 20th Century Fox: Deadpool 2, the sequel to 2016's surprise R-rated Hit. So here's the question for those who saw both films. Which was the better film: Avengers: Infinity War, or Deadpool 2?