D.C. Douglas Descends Upon Anime Expo Chibi — Signing on November 9
Attention mortals, heroes, and anyone clutching a Sharpie: the velvet menace of voice acting himself, D.C. Douglas, will be signing at Anime Expo Chibi on Sunday, November 9, from 2:00–6:00 PM. Yes, the man behind Albert Wesker in Resident Evil, the ominously logical Legion in Mass Effect, and the hand-obsessed Yoshikage Kira in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure will be unleashing his autographing skills for the Ontario masses.
The Scene of the Crime
Anime Expo Chibi runs November 7–9, 2025 at the Ontario Convention Center in Ontario, California. Think of it as Anime Expo’s delightfully pocket-sized sibling: all the anime flavor, none of the fifteen-block line nightmares. This is where you can actually breathe while queuing, chat with fellow fans, and walk away with something signed that isn’t just your credit card receipt.
The Douglas Dimension
Douglas is no stranger to fan adoration. With decades of credits spanning games, anime, film, and television, his villainous and eccentric characters have crawled into our collective psyche. Whether you’re the type who shouts “Complete. Global. Saturation!” at parties, or the type who hides your fingernails lest Kira notice, Douglas’s appearance is your golden ticket. Prepare your collectibles, polish your posters, and rehearse your best evil chuckle.
But Wait—There’s an Entire Armada of Talent!
Anime Expo Chibi isn’t content with just one titan of voice work. The lineup reads like the table of contents to your anime-and-gaming-obsessed brain:
- SungWon Cho (Delicious in Dungeon, God of War: Ragnarok)
- Alan Lee (Great Pretender, Mortal Kombat 1)
- Alice Himora (Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero)
- Andrew Russell (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: DU, Honkai: Star Rail)
- Brenna Larsen (Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail)
- Britanny Lauda (JoJo’s Stone Ocean, Made in Abyss)
- Cat Protano (Genshin Impact, Persona 5 Tactica)
- Christine Marie Cabanos (Madoka Magica, Sword Art Online, Demon Slayer)
- Cory Yee (Genshin Impact, Ghostwire: Tokyo)
- David Vincent (Jujutsu Kaisen, Bleach, Castlevania)
- Emily Sun (Honkai: Star Rail, Solo Leveling)
- Erica Lindbeck (Persona 5, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Hi-Fi Rush)
- Howard Wang (Heaven Official’s Blessing, Overwatch 2)
- Justice Slocum (Persona 3 Reload)
- Kayli Mills (Re:Zero, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth)
- Matt Shipman (Dr. Stone, Blue Lock)
- Morgan Berry (My Hero Academia, Frieren)
- Paul Castro Jr. (Dragon Ball DAIMA, Genshin Impact)
- Risa Mei (Zenless Zone Zero, Genshin Impact)
- Sam Slade (Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero)
- Sean Chiplock (Re:Zero, Tokyo Revengers, The Legend of Zelda)
- Tony Oliver (Robotech, Naruto)
- Xanthe Huynh (Persona 5, Fire Emblem: Three Houses)
- Yong Yea (Demon Slayer, Like a Dragon, JoJo’s Stone Ocean)
Why AX Chibi?
Think of AX Chibi as the “boutique edition” of Anime Expo. You still get cosplay competitions, industry panels, musical performances, and a dealer’s hall loaded with merch, but in a package small enough to feel like a community gathering rather than a stampede. It’s family-friendly, it’s accessible, and it’s tailor-made for fans who want to actually see the talent without bringing a telescope.
Vital Stats for Survival
- Dates: Nov 7–9, 2025
- Venue: Ontario Convention Center, Ontario, CA
- Douglas Signing: Nov 9, 2:00–6:00 PM
- Tickets & Info: Available via official registration channels
A Note from the Organizers
AX Chibi is organized by the same fine folks behind Anime Expo proper, the largest anime convention in North America. For a sense of scale and history, check out Anime-Expo.org.
So dust off your Resident Evil collector’s editions, polish your JoJo figures, and practice your best Mass Effect monologues. Anime Expo Chibi is your chance to meet D.C. Douglas up close—no Umbrella Corporation clearance required.
