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Anime NYC will return to New York City in 2025 - and we have the dates

2025 will see Anime NYC back at the Javits Center, continuing with its new time slot of late August

News by Grant DeArmitt, Staff Writer

Published on Sat Aug 24 2024

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Anime NYC 2024 isn't quite over yet (we've still got a Terminator: Zero panel to cover), but that doesn't mean it's not too early to look toward the future. The convention itself seems to agree with us, as they've already revealed when attendees can return next year: Anime NYC will take place August 22 - 24 in 2025.

This will be the second year that Anime NYC puts the convention on in August, a change from their previous conventions that were held in November. Unconfirmed so far is whether or not Anime NYC will keep up the second tradition that might've started this year - that is, preempting the con with the American Manga Awards, the very first of which happened August 22 of this year.

Badges for Anime NYC 2025 are not yet purchasable on the convention's website. But don't worry; Popverse will let you know as soon as they're available.

And hopefully, we'll see you there.

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About Anime NYC 2024

Dates

Jan 01 - Jan 01

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Grant DeArmitt: Grant DeArmitt (he/him) likes horror, comics, and the unholy union of the two. As Popverse's Staff Writer, he criss-crosses the pop culture landscape bringing you the news and opinions about the big things (and the next big things). In the past, and despite their better judgment, he has written for Nightmare on Film Street and Newsarama. He lives in Brooklyn with his partner, Kingsley, and corgi, Legs.