Here is the second part of Mike Toole's concert write up for Puffy at Anime Boston. Again thanks to Mike for doing this. Totally above and beyond.

------------------------------------------------------ The girls took several breaks to talk to the crowd. Some of it was rehearsed with notes, but there was some ad-libbing going on too. I think Yumi's English has gotten a lot better. My favorite bit was when they started asking the audience for beer/bar suggestions. Audience: 'POUR HOUSE!' (a pretty good bar right across the street from the con) Yumi: 'w-whore house.?!'

Audience: 'NO, POUR HOUSE! Marketing 14th Edition Pride Ferrell. !' Ami: 'Your house?' Audience: 'POUR HOUSE!' Ami: '.your mom's house?' I wasn't expecting to hear a classic 'your mom' joke from Ami Onuki, but hey, it happened.

Anyway, on to Saturday. Photo Credit: Japan Times.

I made it in time for autographs this time! Each session lasted 90 minutes, and they capped the line at about 100 attendees both times, and you better believe both of those lines were FULL. So each of us were allowed to have one item signed, no photos and no special requests please!

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As I got settled into line and looked at my 3DS (gotta get my streetpasses! Events like nerd conventions are great for streetpasses.), a lady in front of me turned to me. 'Hey, want to buy a t-shirt?' She said, and then I realized that this was the official merch seller! Yep, they had a sales team going up and down the line, selling the merch offerings: tote bags, t-shirts, and CDs. I'd brought my old copy of AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY to sign, but I happily paid the $30 for a copy of the 20th anniversary compilation.

It was fun to talk to other fans while we waited - some folks were oldsters like me, others were kids when the Cartoon Network stuff happened and were waiting to meet their childhood heroes. Just outside of the autograph suite (we were filed in a very orderly fashion through two lineup rooms to get there), I bumped into another old pal, who was helping with interpreting. They pointed out something that wasn't obvious - Ami's daughter was with her! I guess she'd be about 14 now? Anyway, she was off in the back of the room. Cute kid, seemed pretty chilled out.