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Tryllium Says Anime NYC 2026 Reflects the Growing Connection Between Fans and Authentic Character Performances
Voice actor Tom Aglio discusses why emotionally grounded performances continue to shape anime fandom as Anime NYC 2026 brings creators, voice actors, and fans together.
ORLANDO, FL / ACCESS Newswire / August 5, 2026 / As Anime NYC 2026 prepares to welcome more than 150,000 fans to New York City's Javits Center from August 20 through August 23, Tryllium says the convention reflects more than the continued popularity of anime. It also highlights the lasting emotional connection audiences build with the characters and performances that define many of today's most memorable series.

Recognized as the East Coast's largest anime convention, Anime NYC brings together fans, creators, publishers, artists, voice actors, and studios for four days of premieres, panel discussions, screenings, autograph sessions, cosplay, and industry announcements. This year's programming once again includes major participation from Crunchyroll, showcasing premiere screenings, anniversary celebrations, and behind-the-scenes conversations with creators and producers, demonstrating the continued growth of anime and English-language localization around the world.
For anime voice actor Tom Aglio, events like Anime NYC demonstrate that audiences remember far more than spectacular animation or exciting action sequences.
"They remember the characters who made them feel something," said Aglio. "Whether it's a fantasy adventure, a slice-of-life story, or an action series, audiences connect with characters who feel genuine. Those emotional connections are what stay with people long after the credits roll, and that's what I try to bring into every performance."
As anime continues reaching new audiences through global streaming platforms, English-language dubbing has become an increasingly important part of introducing international viewers to new stories and characters. Conventions like Anime NYC provide fans with opportunities to meet the actors, directors, and creators behind those performances while celebrating the artistry that brings animated worlds to life.
"One of the most rewarding parts of the anime community is seeing how deeply fans connect with these stories," said Karin Barth, Director of Operations at Tryllium. "Conventions like Anime NYC bring together people who have been inspired by the same characters, whether through cosplay, fan art, or simply sharing a favorite series. Those experiences begin with compelling storytelling and performances that audiences genuinely believe."
Anime NYC has evolved into one of North America's premier anime events, serving as a destination for major announcements, exclusive premieres, and conversations between fans and the professionals who create the series they love. The convention reflects the continued expansion of anime beyond its traditional audience and the growing demand for English-language performances that remain faithful to each story's emotional core.
"For me, every role starts with understanding who the character is beneath the dialogue," Aglio added. "When audiences believe the emotions behind a performance, they become invested in that character's journey. That's something that connects every great story, regardless of genre."
In addition to his anime work, Aglio provides commercial voiceover services across healthcare, finance, technology, retail, travel, lifestyle, and entertainment. More information about Tom Aglio and his voiceover work is available at tomaglio.com.
About Tom Aglio
Tom Aglio is a professional voice actor known for emotionally grounded performances in anime, animation, English-language dubbing, and commercial voiceover. His credits include Failure Frame, Bartender: Glass of God, Jack of All Trades, Party of None, With You, Our Love Will Make It Through, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Teogonia, and Let This Grieving Soul Retire!. He has worked with leading studios and localization companies including Crunchyroll, NYAV Post, Iyuno, SDI Media, Formosa, and Dubbing Brothers USA.
Learn more at tomaglio.com.
About Tryllium
Tryllium is a public relations, marketing, and talent management firm serving voice actors, entertainment professionals, and creative brands. The company provides strategic media relations, brand development, content marketing, and communications services that help clients build visibility and strengthen their presence within the entertainment industry.
Learn more at tryllium.com
Media Contact: Veronica Green [email protected] 716-759-4636
SOURCE: Tryllium
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Y.Nakamura--AMWN