Monica Rial and Eric Vale will be Guests at SacAnime Summer 2018
Big news for Dragon Ball and My Hero Academia fans as Monica Rial and Eric Vale will be at SacAnime Summer 2018.
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Big news for Dragon Ball and My Hero Academia fans as Monica Rial and Eric Vale will be at SacAnime Summer 2018.
Wow; it looks like SacAnime is stepping up their My Hero Academia and Dragon Ball game as two more cast members from both shows have been added to their guest roster. It has now been confirmed that Monica Rial and Eric Vale will be guests at SacAnime Summer 2018.
Monica Rial is a voice actress who is best known for her role as Tsuyu Asui (Froppy) on My Hero Academia, Mila Babicheva on Yuri!!! on Ice and Bulma on Dragon Ball Z. As a screen writer she has worked on Shin-chan and Tokyo Ghoul.
Eric Vale is a voice actor who is best known for his role as Tomura Shigaraki on My Hero Academia and Trunks in the Dragon Ball series since 1999. His other roles include Phoenix Wright in Ace Attorney, Loke in Fairy Tale and Justin Law in Soul Eater.
Both are offering free autographs during their time at SacAnime.
They will be joining actor Derek Stephen Prince, Caitlin Glass from Fullmetal Alchemist, Quinton Flynn from Kingdom Hearts and Metal Gear Solid along with voice acting couple Richard Epcar and Ellyn Stern, more guests will be unveiled in the months leading up to SacAnime Summer 2018. Details about cosplay gatherings, special events and deadlines will also be announced in the coming months.
SacAnime Summer 2018 will be held at the Sacramento Convention Center during the weekend of August 31st until September 1st. Registration has already begun while the Sheraton Grand Sacramento is also taking hotel reservations.
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