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<s>'''WasCon'''</s> '''HasCon''' (stylized '''HASCON''') was an official convention hosted and run by [[Hasbro]]. The first, [[HasCon 2017]], occurred over the course of three days - [[September 8]] through [[September 10]] of [[2017]], at the Rhode Island Convention Center and Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, [[Rhode Island]]. A second event, [[HasCon 2019]], was announced but eventually canceled. | <s>'''WasCon'''</s> '''HasCon''' (stylized '''HASCON''') was an official convention hosted and run by [[Hasbro]]. The first, [[HasCon 2017]], occurred over the course of three days - [[September 8]] through [[September 10]] of [[2017]], at the Rhode Island Convention Center and Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, [[Rhode Island]]. A second event, [[HasCon 2019]], was announced but eventually canceled. | ||
Hasbro would ultimately return with a virtual [[Hasbro PulseCon 2020|PulseCon]] convention in 2020, the tradition of which has continued as of writing. | |||
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WasCon HasCon (stylized HASCON) was an official convention hosted and run by Hasbro. The first, HasCon 2017, occurred over the course of three days - September 8 through September 10 of 2017, at the Rhode Island Convention Center and Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. A second event, HasCon 2019, was announced but eventually canceled.
Hasbro would ultimately return with a virtual PulseCon convention in 2020, the tradition of which has continued as of writing.
References
- HasCon 2019 Official website news article/announcement
- HasCon 2017 Official website news article/announcement



