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“Darnit, Jim! I’m the Doctor, not a plumber! You better call Action Mechanical!”
* Yes, I know I butchered and smashed two fandoms together. It’s funny. -Shareece
Every SoDak Con has grown and every year we try to give
what the attendees want. I am sure that some of you felt that the rebrand to Anime and Geek convention may have changed how we are
or what we do. Though we change a little, it is barely enough to see.
We just wanted to make SoDak Con a safer place for all geeks of all
walks of life, since we really don’t have an outlet to meet people and
feel accepted. You may see an increase of other fandoms, but you
will see that we still care for all of you equally and provide the same
love and kind service that we have always have been proud of.
Every year we work harder and harder to make sure that we
can always provide for you, your geek home. Instead of filling this
space all about the convention, I want to take this page to thank all of
my wonderful staff. Thank you to all of you. You help make this crazy idea work and you help bring everything together. Thank you so
much. I hope that you will also thank them for their hard work.
And I want to thank you, my wonderful attendees. You are the reason we work so hard and we
will continue to do so as long as you want us to.
Thank you,
Shareece Tatum
The Amazing Staff
Anime Room
Dealers
Security
Table Top
Devin Dodson
Babara McCormick
Cat Moran
Joel Rowan
Corey Roush
Rich Rasmussen
David Andrews
Chris Crawford
Chris Conway
Shareece Tatum
David Foster
Crissy Davies
Ardie Tatum
Skip Dean
Tyler Petit
Jacob Nankivel
Jacob Mackiville
Aaron Baum
Jeff Hirth
Tim Morgan
Erin Moran
William Lovegood
Floyd Matthew Attack Him
Operations
Special Guests
Jakob Dobbs
Keith Anderson
David Higaki
Jen Higaki
Steve Arnts
Kendra Baxter
Nik Aberle
Alex Farrel
Wyatt Anderson
Jason Wetch
Jason Zacarola
Andrew Baxter
Adam Lewis
Hannah Aurand
Artist Alley
Brian Garnhart
Cassidy Klynsma
Hannah Franz
Katey Torkelson
Jessica Wehling
Brian Colson
Kathy Arntz
Art Show
Myrriha Nankivel
Becky Campbell
Ben Hirth
Seamus Roof
Joe Edison
Cosplay
Brooke Milliken
Te Moonchild
Main Events
Martha Krebsach
Jessica Rosfeld
Photography
Jason Jones
Registration
Jean Dean
Sarah Ledbetter
Brii Pitts
Barb Lent
Megan Laughlin
Grace Dobbs
Brittnie Schrier
Elizabeth Baumgartner
Michael Baumgartner
Tim Markovets
Holly Noetzelmann
Mitchell Kramer
SoDak Artist
Becca Hendrickson
Liz Hendrickson
Jamie Judson
Video Game
Randy Cowherd
Tristan Petit
James Brown
Steve Nauman
Zach Sewell
John Sixsmith
Stephen “Grum Bear” Arntz
1) Please remember to take the time to sleep, eat, stay hydrated, brush your teeth, and bathe. We want
you all to stay healthy and conscious while attending the convention. Remember, if a situation arises
where you need assistance keep calm and ask a staff member for help. We’re here to help!
2) Badges must be worn at all times during the convention above the waist on the front of your torso
where it is easily visible for staff and other attendees.
3) Be courteous and patient to your fellow attendees, convention staff, security, guests, and venue. We’re all here to have fun and keep things running smoothly so everyone can enjoy their time
here at SoDak Con.
4) SoDak Con has a PG13 environment. Please keep all verbal, physical, and emotional interactions at
or below this level and keep a friendly, positive, and polite attitude towards all of your fellow SoDak
participants. Children under the age of 13 are to not be left unattended at any time.
5) No random glomping, hugging, touching, or poking without warning or pursuing with unwanted attention. We do not want anyone feeling unsafe or for cosplay becoming damaged. Remember to ask
before hugging or touching. If someone requests that you not touch them, please respect their personal space and admire from afar.
6) Clothing must be worn at all times. If you are wearing something that you could not wear to a public
swimming pool then you will be told to leave to change into something more appropriate. All attendees must wear shoes and a form of upper and lower body covering at all times regardless of gender. No form of connecting garments can be worn between two people including but not limited to
chains, ropes, leashes, or handcuffs.
7) Nudity, even the illusion of such, is strictly forbidden in both the halls and Costume Contest. This
does not mean you can't wear flesh-toned and/or opaque clothing to cover areas, but do not make
them anatomically correct. In other words, don't draw on any pink bits! if you have to pull down or
constantly adjust your costume to maintain basic requirements,
you’re not wearing enough.
8) There will be no removing of articles of clothing for pictures or
during the Costume Contest. If you need to have any sort of extra
covering to adhere to the guidelines, it must stay on during the
entire convention.
9) Outfits with trailing fabric, wings, or any oversized attachments
or pieces should be worn with care. If you have an outfit you
would like to show off that is rather extravagant in the sense of
size you may not be allowed to walk through the halls for safety
purposes. You may set up in one area for pictures but you should
also make arrangements to be able to change at
your convenience.
10) Cameras and video cameras are welcome in and during
the convention. Cameras are NOT allowed in the video
screening room or dealer’s room. That said, please be
aware that you may be caught on film while attending the
convention. By buying a ticket and attending the various
events you are agreeing to being filmed or photographed by
attendees and staff.
11) There is a no real weapons policy at SoDak. No live
steel. No Air Soft. No Props that look like real weapons. If
you have a prop of some sort it must be checked by operations and will be tagged or marked in some way. If you are
caught abusing this privilege in any way that could endanger someone you will be dismissed from the convention. There will be some panels and demonstrations exempt from this rule, and these situations are the only exceptions. This is just not the conventions policies but also the
Civic Center's policies.
12) Please respect our venue! Trash goes in garbage cans, and the surrounding property should be seen
as sacred as your own. You must follow their rules too. We want to continue to use them as a venue
and keep them liking us!
13) If you see anything that could be potentially dangerous or activity that seems inappropriate please
report it to a staff member immediately to be addressed.
14) SoDak Con is an alcohol and drug free convention. No attendee, staff or guests will be allowed to
drink any kind of alcohol at the convention. If you come to the convention under the influence of alcohol you will be asked to leave. If you are caught providing alcohol or drugs to anyone at the convention you will be banned from the convention permanently.
15) If you are caught stealing from anyone or anywhere during the convention you will be detained, the
police will be called, and you will be charged and banned from the convention permanently.
16) If you break any federal or state laws on site you will be held and detained for local authorities to
come and handle you. SoDak is a safe and law abiding convention and we do this to keep it that
way. If the authorities are needed for your situation you will be banned from the convention permanently.
17) During the convention there is a standard two strike policy. The first time that you are warned for
breaking a rule or doing something that a staff member feels is inappropriate your badge will be
punched with a hole puncher. If you have to be warned a second time your badge will be confiscated
and you will be escorted off of the premises.
18) SoDak Con is a place that is safe for all fans and geeks, because of this SoDak Con has no tolerance
for harassment and/or bullying. If you are caught harassing, stalking, pestering or bullying any attendee, staffer, or special guest, you will get one warning to back off. If you are caught preceding to
do that you will be escorted out of the convention and banned permanently.
Cris “Chubs” George - Chubs has worked with Funimation Entertainment for
four years as an audio engineer. He recently made the transformation into voice
actor with his roles in Bamboo Blade (Iwasa), Birdy the Mighty Decode (Yamamato), Once Piece (Frog Monster, Momoo), Soul Eater(Fish Shop
Guy), Murder Princess(Guitano) and Princess Jellyfish (Sugimoto). Cris has also
featured in Initial D, Dragon Ball Kai, Claymore, Sengoku Basara, Sgt Frog,
Evangelion: 2.0 You are Not Alone, Hetalia World Series, Fullmetal Alchemist:
Brotherhood, Darker than Black and Black Butler along with many others.
As an Audio Engineer, Cris has partnered with Chris Bevins, Leah Clark, Monica Rial, Terri Dotty,
Zach Bolton and Jamie Marchi on many projects such as Negima!?, Heaven’s Lost Property, Sergeant
Frog, Soul Eater, Case Closed: Captured in Her Eyes, Case Closed: Countdown to Heaven, Case
Closed: Phantom of Baker Street, Sengoku Basara, Kenichi, the Mightiest Disciple, Tower of Druaga, and Princess Jellyfish.
Along with the usual long walks on the beach, Cris also enjoys cartoons of all kinds, camping, rock collecting, Star Trek marathons, writing and recording music and delicious Mars Bars.
Jeremy Inman -Jeremy Inman began recording in 2000 as Android 16
in Dragon Ball Z. At the time he was a Firefighter/Paramedic and didn't
even know what Anime was. Since then he's voiced something, big or
small, in almost everything Funimation has released, along with numerous video games. Some favorite roles include, Taurus in Fairy Tail,
Fuyo in Desert Punk, Breda in Full Metal Alchemist; Brotherhood, Yoshiano in Basara, and Masar a in One Piece.
Jeremy has also worked as an ADR Director working with such titles as Desert Punk, Baki the Grappler, Case Closed, and One Piece, and as a wr iter /scr ipt adapter as well, all for Funimation. Since
his first recording he has gone on to work professionally in TV and film as a 1st AD and Director.
Rilee James -Rilee James is a nomad by trade. She has been a photographer, a writer, a
grass elimination specialist, a graphic designer and a radio personality. After 7 years in
the radio industry, she hung up her head phones and forayed into the world of stand-up
comedy. She spends her free time staring at blank pieces of paper for hours at a time,
hoping that through some kind of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” magic, the pages will fill
and she will finish her highly anticipated book. Rilee currently resides in Denver, Colorado with a cat, 4 roommates, 1 drifter and all the hippies.
C.W. LaSart -C.W. LaSart spent 11 years of her childhood in Rapid City,
and though she now resides in Watertown, S.D., she still considers the
Black Hills her home.
A lifelong fan of all things horror, C.W. is a member of both the Horror
Writer’s Association and the Bram Stoker Award ® Committee. Her work
has been published by Cemetery Dance Publications, Shock Totem, Eirelander Press and many more. Her collection of short horror fiction, Ad Nauseam: 13 Tales of Extreme Horror, was released by Dark Moon Books in March of 2012. A mother, a
lover, and an owner of a menagerie of special needs pets, C.W. also manages an Irish Pub and is hard at
work on her debut novel. Find out more at http://www.cwlasart.com/.
Adrian Ludens -Adrian Ludens is a radio announcer and professionally published
writer from Rapid City, SD. His short fiction has appeared a variety of publications, including Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Morpheus Tales, Big Pulp,
and Woman's World. His short fiction can also be found in many anthologies, including Blood Lite III: Aftertaste (Pocket Books), the Stoker-nominated Slices of
Flesh (Dark Moon Books), Blood Rites (Blood Bound Books), Zombie Kong
(Woodlands Press), and upcoming in Darker Edge of Desire (Cleis Press) and Vignettes from the End of the World (Apokrupha).
His debut collection, Bedtime Stories for Carrion Beetles, features nineteen dark
tales of horror, steampunk mystery, supernatural suspense, and the Weird West.
Bedtime Stories for Carrion Beetles is available now! He is compiling stories for a second collection. For
more information, a cover gallery, and more, visit Adrian at his official web site, adrianludens.com.
Doug Murano -Doug Murano lives somewhere in the wide-open spaces of the Great
Plains. Since 2008, his stories have appeared in a number of venues, including Necrotic Tissue (Stygian Publications), Fifty-Two Stitches Vols. 1 & 2 (Strange Publications), A Quick Bite of Flesh (Hazardous Press) and For When the Veil Drops (West
Pigeon Press). In addition, he has served in an editorial capacity with several independent presses. He is an Affiliate Member of the Horror Writers Association, and the organization's promotions and social media coordinator. Stay up-to-date
at muranofiction.blogspot.com.
The Hiliargoons- Jeremy Benton & Bear Quattlebaum -The Hilarigoons are the Denver based comedy duo of Jeremy Benton and Bear
Quattlebaum. This team is a comedy-fueled juggernaut of hilarity and
they are blazing up the Denver comedy scene. The Goons have entertained thousands, from the world famous Comedy Works stage, to
opening for Nappy Roots to their weekly uncensored podcast “Use
your words,” as heard on 1BluntRadio.com. They are taking their punk
rock, “do it yourself” attitude on the road and showcasing a new breed of comedy. Future endeavors include comedic world domination and entertainment supremacy via cinema and live performances.
Linn Productions- Linn Pr oductions is a studio fr om her e in the Black Hills
that has made a name for themselves here and in the indie movie circuit. But did
you know they started out with their first project, as a fan film? They are here to
show how no matter where you come from you can make your Geek shine. They
have done work for the History Channel, CNN, ABC Discovery News, Discovery,
Canadian Discovery, the Travel Channel, PBS, QVC, Oprah, Fuse Films in London, Swiss TV, MTV, National Geographic, Country Music Channel, 20/20, and
other national and international companies.
Our most recent feature film, Imprint, was shot in the Black Hills of South Dakota and on Pineridge Reservation. The contemporary supernatural thriller with a Native American cast, including Tonantzin Carmelo and Michael Spears of TNT's Into the West series, has been on the festival circuit and has won several awards, most notably Best Picture, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actress at the 2007 American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco.
Super Happy Otaku Entertainment- We are an Improv panelist from
Colorado. In 2008 we really wanted more interactive events at the conventions we went to. Though informative, we weren't really fans of those
sit and listen type events.
Being cosplayers ourselves we also enjoyed the right opportunity to act
in character. So we thought of doing an Improv game showcase with an
Anime & Video Game theme. Improv has a nice effect of mixing your
panel/event enthusiasts, theatre types, and curious timids into a room and seeing how they interact. The
result is usually a joyous, entertaining, and fun event.
For some it’s a bold way of taking risks to show your personality and show how proud you are to be a fan
of something amazing. We eventually built up a large list of game shows and other interactive events we
have designed and hosted over the years. From every Improv practice we do, to every trivia question we
write, or random challenge we create, we put a ton of effort into making sure that event guests had a great
time and had the chance to participate and be a part of the show we created, for them in mind.
Tom Rasch -Tom Rasch has been drawing since before he can remember. At an
early age he had a growing interest in the modern mythology of pop culture. He
loved comics: Batman and Spiderman, were his favorites. He watched TV shows
like Giant Robot, Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica. He went to the movies as often as he was allowed.
In 1977 when Star Wars premiered, something happened. It dawned on him that
this is what he wanted to do. he began to realize that there were people behind all
this stuff he was so crazy about. He read comics for the artists instead of the characters. John Byrne, Michael Golden and George Lucas were his new inspirations.
Since then he has had the opportunity to work as a graphic designer, concept artist,
flash animator and have been a penciler for several comic book companies including Marvel Comics. He
currently work at Gazillion Entertainment, a San Mateo area video game developer as a concept artist, as
well as being the creator of BLACK ALPHA, his sci-fi super hero series that premiered last year and has
been featured in USA Today every Wednesday!
Tyson Rinehart -After a rather busy year, Tyson's resume has blossomed. Already known for his role as hacker extraordinaire "Itaru 'Daru' Hashida"
in Steins;Gate, Tyson's newest cr edits include: " Matsuda" in HighSchool
DxD, " Geor g" in Eureka Seven: AO, " Oimo" in One Piece, and "Squeak"
in Space Dandy. Other notable roles Tyson has played include "Byard"
from Fairy Tail, " Alan" in Jormungand, " Peixe" in Michiko &
Hatchin, "Nozomu Tamaki" in Dance in the Vampire Bund, " Bobby"
in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and the Head-Irish-Thief-ThatThrows-Dynamite in episode 10 of Black Butler. Tyson has played additional roles in such shows as: Baka and Test, Black Butler (I & II), Darker than
Black, Deadman Wonderland, Hetalia, a guy getting his face stepped on
in Sengoku Basara, and in Rosario + Vampire Tyson voiced a guy looking
up the skirt of an anime resin statue.
Tyson is also a writer for Funimation, working on Attack on Titan, Aquarion Evol, and other yet to
be announced shows. As a Musician, Tyson provides rhythm guitar and vocals in the punk band Bullet
Machine, with their recently released album "Initiate Plan Z". He is a vocalist and harmonica player in
Blues-Rock influenced Smokestack Lightning. He was also the vocals and guitarist for the now defunct
punk band, The Tommyguns.
As a Comedian, Tyson has performed with the veteran improvisational troupe Ad-Libs, as well as writing, performing, and storyboarding various projects with PostHollywood, such as The Jim Wellman
Voiceovers.
Arena
Artist Alley
Upper Floor
Food Court
Video
Game
Room
Dealers Room
Main Events
Operations
Green Room
Cosplay Meet-up
Theatre
- Registration
Ground Floor
Convention Hours
Friday 12:00pm-2:00am, Saturday 10:00am-2:00am, Sunday 11:00am– 6:00pm
Art Show and Adam Klynsma Memorial Manga Library Hours
Friday 12:00pm– 8:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-7:00pm, Sunday 11:00am–4:00pm
Lady Chris Memorial Blood Drive Hours
Saturday 11:00am-3:00pm
Food Court Hours
Friday 12pm-9pm, Saturday 11am-8pm, Sunday 11am-4pm
Autograph Sessions: Tyson, Jeremy, Chubs
Saturday 5:00pm-6:00pm, Sunday 3:00pm-4:00pm
2014 Dealer’s Room
Acme Comics
Horror Corner
LiMos Studios
Mane Boutique
Nani? Wear
Prairie Knoll Stitchery
Rapid City Nikko City
Angry Fox Studios
Anime Klub
Asian Imports
Books-A-Million
Badsons
DaVinci Scientifica
Distractions
Here Be Comics
Sister City Association
Tiny Superheroes
Toys Logic
HobbyFan
Who's Game House
Dealers Hours
Artist Alley Hours
Friday 3:00pm-8:00pm
Friday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm
Saturday 10:00am–6:00pm
Sunday 11:00am-4:00pm
Sunday 11:00am-4:00pm
2014 Artist Alley
Aphotic Studio
Awaken Comics
Bandi Studios
Decorative Reality Studios
Dinosaur Mermaid
Dreamgear Studios
Futago
Infinity Arts Studio
Hard Coal Studios
Heartless Academy
Lolita Garden & Moonie's Art
MapleHouse Creations
Platymorph
Phoenix Dawn Creations
Red's Shiny Bits
Steampunk Americana & Wimsy
Stitch in Time Costumes
Stuff AEA Made
Tom Rasch
Wild Nature Norse Realm Arts
513 Main Street
Rapid City, SD,
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(605)-343-9447
Your One Stop Store for All of Your Wig Needs!
A Brief History of Godzilla-Think you know the
King? His latest movie is out in May, and with 30 movies
under his belt Godzilla has a lot of history. But did you
know his origins, the metaphor behind several of his more
famous movies? What about the changes the company has
made to the cannon? How did Toho deal with Godzilla
1998?! All this and more in a fact-filled tour of the world's
largest star on his 60th Anniversary!
Action Castle!- Action Castle is, at its core, a party game
inspired by text based games like Zork, one person plays
the "computer" while everyone else takes turns issuing single commands, one at a time. Fun is had by all as they try to
remember previous commands and hope it isn't theirs that
leads to the dreaded GAME OVER. Don't forget to Save!
Anime Improv- We will be using characters, scenes, and situations from anime and suggestions from
you to create scenes on the spot through different staged improv games. We will entertain you and embrace you as we pull you out of your seat and on to the stage! Presented by Super Happy Otaku Entertainment.
Anime Jeopardy- It's back, with new questions, new categories, new prizes, and candy. Test your
knowledge in one of our two games, easy and brain drainer. So, come and have some fun, because this
is a game.
Anime-nium!- SHOE br ings it’s interactive game show loosely based off Cranium with an Anime
theme with challenges that include drawing, sculpting, trivia, charades, and more. Everyone will be
put into teams to play.
American Made Anime-American Made Anime is a philosophy and an idea that the anime industry
should not be confined to Japan and it should go international. American Made Anime is about making anime.
App-ly Your Skills– Eric from Linn Productions is here to talk about how to apply yourself and how
he took his skills to make app games for your smartphone!
Badfic After Dark 18+-Fanfiction is a wonderful way to express one's undying love for an existing
work. It functions not only as a creative outlet, but as method of positive contribution to fandom as a
whole. The medley we have prepared for you are not these fanfics.
Beyond the Comic Book– Tom Rasch covers all
of the interesting behind the scenes that goes into
taking a comic book to the next level!
Can Town Elections - Part One -Join us to
nominate candidates for the coveted position of
Mayor of Can Town, and begin the competition!
The Mayor must be a good role model for all
citizens of their town. In this section of the contest, they will prove themselves to be trustworthy! There will be audience participation so
please come and cheer for your future leader!
Can Town Elections- Part Two- Once the candidates have proven their trustworthiness, they
must prove their knowledge and win the favor of
the citizens! In this section of the contest to become Mayor of Can Town, candidates will show
their knowledge of all things geeky. From comics to anime to television and movies, there will be a little bit of everything! There will be audience
participation so please come to cheer and vote for your future leader!
Canterlot High: Ask the Student Body- Join your favorite pony gals in a fun and friendly Q&A!
Closing Ceremonies- It's that time again. Time to say goodbye to SoDak Con, 2014! Let's say thanks
to all of those amazing guests and attendees with the best send off possible. Make sure to come back in
2015!
Cosplay Competition- Cosplayers of all ages and talents come together to perform, compete, and,
most of all, show off their hard work for prizes and fun.
Create-A-Kaiju-We dig giant monsters. Want to help make a unique and interesting giant monster for
this year's Convention? Join DR as this interactive panel creates another one-of-a-kind Kaiju for SoDak's 2014! Last year the panel created Komodeon, the Rushmore Horror, what will you
make THIS year?
Creature Costuming-Do you want to make a creature costume but are unsure of how or even where to
start. This panel will cover basic and advanced techniques into making your dream monsters come to
life.
Dolls Galore-Meet up and show of your dollies and meet other doll collectors! All types of dolls welcomed, from fashion dolls to bjds! Don't have a doll and interested in the hobby? Come on in!
Dr. Sketchy's Anti Art School; Geek Culture-Throughout the weekend, you can come join cosplayers and artist as the live draw from whatever model that walks in. This is a great time to get
live models of your favorite characters as references for your fanart!
Fan Music Video Contest- For the first time, SoDak Con has broadened their spectrum for the music video contest by adding all formats, not just anime. Come see what the amazing editors have
brought to the plate this year!
Geek Bomb 18+- By popular demand, we are bringing Geek Bomb live to the convention! Last
year, Shareece and Rilee had a great radio show that talked about nothing but geeky things. This
year at SoDak Con, we will be having it live at the convention! It will be like Late Night Show, but
for our attendees and our special guests. Since Rilee wanted to bring back all of the fun from Denver, Colorado; she also brought The Hilarigoons- Jeremy Benton & Bear Quattlebaum.
Heart of the Rebellion– Michael from Linn Productions is here to talk about making fan films and
what all goes into it! Also he may end up showing clips from Linn Production's fan film, Heart of
the Rebellion.
How to Survive a Convention-Are you new to the con scene? First time attendee? Not sure what
proper con etiquette is? Fear not, because this panel is here to answer all your questions and to provide an easy to follow guideline for your convention experience.
I'd Rather be Playing World of Warcraft!-Journey through this beloved world of Azeroth. What
side well you choose, The Horde or The Alliance? Come if you dare and see what this world is all
about!
I Will Go Down With This Ship -A fun,
interactive game where two members of
the audience battle it out to see who will
go down with their ship!
International, USS MNT RUSHMORE
-To introduce potential new members to
Star Fleet International, a world wide organization based on the various Star Trek
movies and television shows. The goal of
this panel is to familiarize potential new
members and current members to the
structure, new activities and benefits of
joining Star Fleet International.
It Takes 2: Anime Flavor- We will have pairs, couples, friends, who will be asked about each other’s
anime tastes. They will write out their answers to an Anime themed questionnaire. Then during the show
we will ask these questions and their partner will have to guess their answers. The pair with the most
points will win.
It's Yaoi Time 18+-Yaoi panel? Yaoi panel. Join us for a brief summary on what yaoi is, some strange
things from the internet, and possibly the weirdest game of madlibs you have ever played.
Journey Through the Decades of Magical Girls 3-Come and see the changes of Magical Girls though
the Decades from all around the world, through anime, live action and manga.
Lego Mecha Building-Ever wanted to build your own giant robot? Come to this panel to get an idea on
where to start one using those little plastic bricks.
Mystery Jackalope Theatre 18+- SoDak's popular take on Mystery Science Theatre 3000. Every year the
staff bring the worst they can and this year the Special Guests are joining in the fun Wait until you see the
movie we picked this year.
Name That Game Character-Players will be asked to identify the well known video game characters
based off silhouetted and distorted images as well as quotes and color blocks.
Opening Ceremonies- Welcome 2014 SoDak Con! Are you ready? We sure are! Come and see what we
have going on all weekend and meet our special guests!
Return of Black Alpha– Tom Rasch returns to catch you up on everything that he has been working on
and where Black Alpha is going next!
Summer 2014 Anime-Learn about new anime before
they hit America! We'll be covering whats coming for
the upcoming anime season and what hits came from
earlier this year.
The Universe of Sailor Moon-Come and see
the NEW and OLD of this Beloved Magical Girl! The
one named Sailor Moon.
Taking on the Dub– Join Cris, Jeremy and Tyson as
they show you the work that goes into taking a beloved anime from Japan and translating and writing it
for American audiences.
Things That Go Bump In The Night: On Writing
Horror– Join a panel of professional horror writers
who will explain their writing processes, talk about
their experiences in the publishing industry, and answer any question you might have about the world of
dark fiction.
Tread the Streets Fashion Show- Every year SoDak Con
has a high voltage fashion show, this year it's no different
with Hot Topics and a debut designer, Bunny’s Closet!
Tribute to Abridged 13+-All about abridged shows. Team
four star. Little kuriboh. Ninjabridge. Just to name a few.
We will view and discuss the shows. Some shows will have
violence so ages 13 and up is recommended.
Tyson Rinehart Talks Axis & Allies Strategies, or Answers Your Questions- Tyson will chat about shows that
he has done, music, movies or anything else you want to
talk to him about!
Viking Wire Arts 101-Come learn the art of wire weaving
aka chainmail. This will be a hands on experience and everyone is invited to come and make a bracelet for yourself or another using this time honored craft. Equipment will be available and all you need
is a set of hands and a willingness to learn.
Yuri Around the World 18+-We will be talking about Yuri and Shoujo-ai animes, mangas, and
games from all over world!
SoDak Con 2015 Preregistration
June 19th-21st, 2015
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*Premium includes a convention t-shirt, early admission to Dealer’s Room and special seating for Main Events.
+ Children 6 and under are free. Must be older than 13 to Preregister
Make Checks to SoDak Con and send them to 1430 Haines Ave., Ste. 108 #362, Rapid City, SD, 57701
Rushmore Mall
2200 North Maple
Rapid City, SD 57701
(605) 341-0625
36 E Stumer Rd
Ste 106
Rapid City, SD 57702
(605) 348-4060
Rushmore Crossing
1612 Eglin St
Ste 600
Rapid City, SD 57701
(605) 341-0975
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