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VACAVILLE — Korey Brentlinger, 14, came dressed as her favorite character Saturday for the fourth annual Vaca Con event.
That would be Rin, from “Lost Song,” a Japanese anime show. The character features a white dress, a blue cape and some special powers. Korey had the outfit but maybe not the special powers.
She came with her father, who likes to do cosplay with her. It is something father and daughter bond over.
Her mother helped her make the dress and crook, which used plumbing parts.
“I really like Cons,” Korey said. “It is great meeting people who share my interests.”
She is also a little competitive.
“I love the competitions,” she said. “I really came for the competition today.”
Korey is saving up for the biggest, Comic Con, which takes place in San Diego.
The Ulatis Cultural Center was filled with plenty of fans of pop culture, from Star Wars to obscure anime with a very niche audience.
Typhanie Ricci-Western, recreation supervisor for the city of Vacaville, said she was excited to see the turnout for the single-day event.
The event went virtual one year during the pandemic, but has come back bigger this year with 80 vendors, eight food vendors and plenty of celebrities. They included anime YouTube creator MVPerry, wrestling star Brian Kendrick, WWE hall-of-famer Rikishi, and the voice of Boo from Disney’s “Monsters Inc.,” Mary Gibbs.
“I want people to come here and have a great time,” Ricci-Western said. “One of the greatest things about these cons is that they bring people together from all walks of life.”
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