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Momocon 2015 Wrap-up: Four Days of Gaming, Cosplay, and Panels

This year's Momocon 2015 took place in Atlanta, Georgia from May 28-31 at the Georgia World Congress Center. The event was attended by over 20,000 excited fans eager to see some of the world's best cosplay, an exciting guest list and tons of panels geared to all of their geek-fandom needs.

The guest list for Momocon was quite impressive an included a wide array of individuals from the comic and gaming world such as Steve Downes (Halo series), David Eddings (Borderlands), Keith David (Halo 2), Amanda Miller (Fire Emblem: Awakening) and many more.

Momocon is known for its amazing cosplay and this year was no different. Thousands of fans turned out in detailed costumes portraying their favorite characters and there was no shortage of video game cosplay this year.


Between all of the organized LAN events alongside various digital, tabletop and arcade gaming around Momocon--there was always somewhere to make a few like-minded friends and play your fair share of games. In between gaming and checking out the events awesome vendors--there were a ton of panels to attend like the History of Toonami, various showings, LARPS, photoshoots and tournaments.

Momocon 2015 was a great event and had enough content for the entire family alongside tons of great food vendors on hand to keep you well fed during the four days of non-stop fun. We will definitely be back in 2016! If you would like to learn more about Momocon, please visit the official website here.

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