VTuber Meet & Greets
Details for any VTuber meet & greets will be posted here if applicable for 2027's show.
In-Person Autograph Policy
- Updated for 2027 - Attendees are entitled to one complimentary autograph per guest during the weekend on either their convention badge or within their event program booklet. Any other items are subjected to additional fees and all items will be signed at the guest's discretion. Collectible style items like Funko Pops, official figures, prints, etc may be subjected to higher fees compared to items that are more personal or are not commonly resold/flipped. There is no additional cost if you just want to meet a guest and say hi, but you still have to wait in line as normal. Additional autographs may be purchased at a limit of 2 additional items per line rotation. Purchasing additional items will require the attendee to exit the line and re-enter. Autographs are not guaranteed and will be accounted for as time allows.
- Guests may charge for additional autographs/selfies/videos. Guests set their own autograph prices and all sales are final.
- Waiting in line does not guarantee an autograph. Guests may refuse to do an autograph/selfie/video at their personal discretion.
- In fairness to others waiting in line, limit your interactions with the Guests to a minute or less unless otherwise indicated by the Guest.
- Do not solicit autographs from Guests outside of designated signing times and location.
- Bulk autographs are prohibited unless arranged by Guest and Staff in advance and may not take place on the convention floor or during scheduled panel times/autograph sessions.
- Do not touch any Guest without their permission.
Prohibited Items:
- Bootleg/Pirated/Unofficial Merchandise
- Items that contain profanity, gore, mature or inappropriate content
Allowed Items:
- Licensed/Official Merchandise
- Anime St. Louis badges/program books
- Fan-creations, including fanart
- Merchandise/prints purchased from Guest
Gift Policy
- Guests may accept or refuse gifts at their own discretion.
- Allowed gifts include: Fanart, small handmade crafts.
- Prohibited gifts include: Large items, food of any kind.
Failure to adhere to the autograph policy can result in your badge being revoked.
THIS YEAR'S GUESTS
Anime fans mostly know Matt as the English voice of Tenchi Masaki in the “Tenchi-Muyo” property’s four TV series and three movies, (not to mention the “Pretty Sammy” spin-off series), but his many credits also include Pretz in “Final Fantasy I & II”; Sirius in “Dragon Slayer”; Tenku in “Twilight of the Dark Master”; as well as roles in “Trigun”; “Gundam I, II & III”; “Fist of the North Star”; “Hurricane Polymar” and “Bio-Hunters” to name just a few.
Feature film voice-over credits include “The Dog of Flanders”; “Alexander The Great”; and, most proudly, three of the Miyazaki greats, “Kiki’s Delivery Service”; “Castle in the Sky” and “Princess Mononoke”. Some of the games that Matt has voiced are “Medal of Honor: Spearhead” and “Final Fantasy X-2” as Clasko. Original voice-over work includes series for HBO (“Spawn”, “Spicy City”); MTV (“Aeon Flux”); MGM (“James Bond, Jr”.); such movies as “Gen 13”; and taking over for Robin Williams as Batty in “Fern Gully II: The Magical Rescue”. A full list of voice-over, film and TV credits can be seen at www.imdb.com.
Also a prolific theatre actor, director and playwright, Matt has appeared onstage around the country with such notables as Cyd Charisse, Alfred Molina and Sir Ian McKellen.
Michael Kovach is an American voice actor and internet personality.
Notably providing the voice of Angel Dust in the pilot episode of ‘Hazbin Hotel’, Michael has had the privilege of providing his voice to many projects, including the lead role of Rocky Rickaby in ‘Lackadaisy Cats’, N in ‘Murder Drones’, and Jax in ‘The Amazing Digital Circus’.
His credits also include video games such as ‘Blush Blush, ‘Billie Bust Up’, and ‘XOXO Droplets’, as well as collaborating with creators such as DEATH BATTLE!, Gigguk, CDawgVA, and more.
When he’s not voice acting, Michael remains behind the mic as a streamer on Twitch, as well as a co-host on HuniCast, a YouTube-based podcast where internet creatives come together to chat, interact with fans, perform, and raise money for future projects, charity, and more.