It's finally over, which is a huge bummer. But at the same time, almost a bit of a relief. The heat was absolutely brutal this year, which had more people inside than usual. This meant that there were lines everywhere, and the common areas were asses to elbows.

There are many great cosplays that attended this year, I didn't get to see every single one, so these are the favorites my my photo collection.

DragonCon has been going on for 40 years, I've been attending for about 15 years. Worked for TechOps for almost all of that but I'll make another post about that. But tonight, I met an imamous figure that isn't a name I've thought about in a long time. I got to meet a cardboard cutout of Chris-Chan. His story is something that isn't worth researching, but he was all over the internet in the early to mid-2000's. Almost like he was one of the first weirdos to go viral. For all the wrong reasons but I digress. It was a fun start to DragonCon 2026.