The Generous Side of Fandom Doesn’t Get Enough Celebration ...Middle East

When I last went to Anime Expo in 2022, the first in-person iteration since the COVID-19 pandemic, I wrote about noticing the darker side of the fandom more at the convention. If that was one of my takeaways in 2022, my takeaway in 2024 was the opposite. This year at Anime Expo, I noticed countless acts of kindness and generosity. Granted, as shounen mainstay My Hero Academia has vividly illustrated, anger and toxicity makes for clickable headlines, posts, and videos. A post espousing that “people are nice, actually” is generally considered less desirable by the media machine as a whole, which is quite dark—and all the more reason that the countless small acts of kindness I saw at Anime

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