Anime market to 'maid cafe': virtual AniManGaki loads up on pop culture fun


A visitor to AniManGaki (AMG) 2014 takes a picture of various dioramas depicting Hayao Miyazaki's works. The pandemic has forced AMG 2021 to head online this month. Photo: The Star/Filepic

There is no stopping the pop culture geeks and anime/manga fans behind the annual AniManGaki event, which is back for its second virtual edition this month.

Despite the current lockdown restrictions in Malaysia, the community-based show must go on.

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