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'''BotCon 2004''' was held on [[June 19]]-[[June 20|20]], 2004 in Pasadena, California. To date, it remains the only [[BotCon]] not officially sanctioned by [[Hasbro]] due to the advent of the ill-fated [[ | '''BotCon 2004''' was held on [[June 19]]-[[June 20|20]], 2004 in Pasadena, California. To date, it remains the only [[BotCon]] not officially sanctioned by [[Hasbro]] due to the advent of the ill-fated [[BotCon#BotCon_history|OTFCC]] convention. An unofficial [[Action Master]] version of [[Breakdown (G1)|G2 Breakdown]] was the convention's only [[exclusive]] toy. | ||
==Guests== | ==Guests== | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 7 July 2012
BotCon 2004 was held on June 19-20, 2004 in Pasadena, California. To date, it remains the only BotCon not officially sanctioned by Hasbro due to the advent of the ill-fated OTFCC convention. An unofficial Action Master version of G2 Breakdown was the convention's only exclusive toy.
Guests
Voice actors
Writers/story editors
Director
Dreamwave Productions
Hasbro
- Bob Prupis, former VP of Boys' Toys Marketing
- Alison Segebarth, former Hasbro Senior Marketing Director
Other
- Tom DeSanto (producer of Transformers)
Events
- Live script-reading with Peter Cullen, Michael McConnohie, Wally Burr, Daniel Ross, and two other fans who also won the voice acting contest alongside Daniel.
