Guests
Setsucon would like to welcome this year's special guests!
Antipode
Antipode was originally founded in 2006 and performed their first skit/dance show at Setsucon ‘07. The eccentric dance group has combined their love of otaku/nerd culture with their love of belly dancing to create a unique form of dance known as theatrical belly dancing. Antipode performs throughout the year at numerous conventions, but Setsucon shall always be their home.
The group is primarily made up of three dancers Ayla, the choreographer; Merika, the costumer; and Termariel, the scriptwriter. Though primarily the three, Antipode has also had guest dancers grace their shows with performances, including many dancers from the Penn State Belly Dance Club.
Fusing the theatrics of acting with a mix of cosplay, pop-culture, and off- beat humor Antipode brings the audience not just dance, but full geek entertainment.
Colleen Clinkenbeard
Colleen Clinkenbeard is a voice actor/ADR director/ADR scriptwriter/ Line Producer for FUNimation Productions. Her voice acting credits include: Dragonball Z Kai (Gohan, Android 18, Baby Trunks), Fullmetal Alchemist (Rose Thomas and Riza Hawkeye), One Piece (Luffy in the new FUNimation dub), Evangelion 1.0 and 2.22 (Ritsuko), Fairy Tale (Erza), Shin Chan (Himawari and Maso), Soul Eater (Marie), Evangelion: 1.0 movie (Ritsuko Akagi), Romeo x Juliet (Cordelia), D-Grayman (Miranda), Darker Than Black (Chiaki), Baccano (Nice), RIN-Daughters of Mnemosyne (Rin), Ouran High School Host Club (Éclair), Vexille (Vexille), Summer Wars (Noriko), Trinity Blood (Sister Esther), xxxHolic (Yuko), Solty Rei (Rose), Witchblade (Reina), Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle (Yuko), Trigun: Badlands Rumble (movie) (Amelia), Kiddy Grade (Éclair), Case Closed (Rachel Moore), Baccano (Nice), Nabari No O (Yae Oda), Oh! Edo Rocket (Blue Girl), Phantom (Claudia), Spice and Wolf II (Diana), Claymore (Galatea), Burst Angel (Maria), Samurai 7 (Kirara), Kodocha (Mama), Negima (Sakurako, Shizuna), Origin (Jessica), Eden of the East (Asako), Murder Princess (Alita/Falis), Heroic Age (Nilval), Aquarion (Reika), Rumbling Hearts (Mitsuki), Basilisk (Hotorubi), School Rumble (Anegasaki), Shuffle! (Kareha), My Santa (MaiMai), Dragonaut (Toa), Lupin III: Dead or Alive (Oleander), Lupin III: Farewell to Nostradamus (Mary), and Diamond Daydreams (Nurse Yuuki) and Ghost Train for ADV Films.
She has also been featured in the video games: Borderlands, Aeon Flux, Ghostbusters, Spike Out, Battle Zone, Blood Rayne II, Stuntman:Ignition, Guitar Hero III, Fullmetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist II, Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai, and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai. Colleen’s ADR Directing credits include Fullmetal Alchemist, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Kiddy Grade, Kodocha, Negima, Moon Phase, Sakura Teisen: Ecole de Paris, Case Closed, Kenichi, and Aquarion.
Kyle Hebert
Kyle Hebert is a Los Angeles-based anime and video game voice actor whose credits include Ultimate Marvel Vs Capcom 3 (Ryu), Naruto, (Kiba), Bleach (Aizen, Ganju), X Men Arcade (all male voices) and Gurren Lagann (Kamina). He is best known as the Narrator and Teen Gohan from the Funimation dub of Dragonball Z.
Other notable roles include Soul Eater (Masamune), Ouran High School Host Club (Kazukiyo Soga), Fullmetal Alchemist (Vato Falman), Tales of Symphonia (Richter Abend) and Star Ocean (Dias, Arumat, Crow). Kyle also provides voices in numerous video games including Final Fantasy XIII, World of Warcraft, Devil May Cry 4, Dynasty Warriors, and Resident Evil 5. He writes and voices all the promos for filmmaker, Kevin Smith's Smodcast Internet Radio. He also provides private online voice acting critique sessions for beginners. To learn more, you can visit KyleHebert.com.
Greg Wicker
Greg Wicker (or “Greggo” as he’s fondly known) has been producing and
hosting game shows at anime conventions since 1999, when he premiered Anime
Match Game at Project A-Kon in Dallas. Since then, Greggo has done
anime-themed versions of several classic game shows, created a few games of
his own, and even had an original project that very nearly turned into an
actual television show on Anime Network. These days Greggo is concentrating
on perfecting his craft and making game shows available for conventions
everywhere, bringing his rapier wit and friendly personality with him
wherever he goes. You can see some of Greggo’s past game show efforts on his
YouTube page or visit his website.
Uncle Yo
Karl "Uncle Yo" Custer started five years ago at Zenkaikon, reminiscing on the Toonami generation. From there, he has since traveled to countless anime, video game and comic book conventions, brandishing his...um...unique brand of geek-specific stand-up comedy. Yeah, let's say that. Unique. He has released three CD's, a DVD, and Amazon Kindle's "Anime Convention Survival Guide." Armed with his giant D20 and mangamoticons, this Sith interna may be One Piece short of a Full Metal Alchemist, and he won't hesitate to Bleach your Fairy Tale if you mess with his Fruits Basket but the comedy is to die for! Follow his exploits on Twitter and at www.uncleyo.com. Don't click on the page; it's not a hypertext. That doesn't work on real books.
Dj CUTMAN
Dj CUTMAN is a pioneer performer of Chiptune and Video Game Music. Mixing world-class Chiptune composers into epic, dancable sets infused with dubstep, hip-hop, funk and soul, Dj CUTMAN brings years of experience as an audio engineer into the DJ world. Sampling sounds and melodies from classic video games, Dj CUTMAN creates a nostalgic and exciting musical experience that’s unlike any other.
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