Cartoons come to life

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Icarus Xochilt Perez, left, dressed as Alastor from “Hazbin Hotel,” and Issac Lucifer Davis, dressed as Angel Dust from “Hazbin Hotel,” during Albuquerque’s first Toon Fusion at Expo New Mexico on Sunday.
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From left to right, father Devin Hernandez is dressed as Eustace, mother Kandice Sterube is dressed as Muriel and son Linkin Hernandez, 7, is dress as Courage, all from the show “Courage the Cowardly Dog” during Toon Fusion at Expo New Mexico on Sunday.
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Attendees look at prop replica weapons during Albuquerque’s first Toon Fusion at Expo New Mexico on Sunday.
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Conner Chester is dressed as Okarun in his Turbo Granny form from the anime “DanDanDan” during Toon Fusion at Expo New Mexico on Sunday.
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Cartoons came to life in Albuquerque last weekend.

The city’s first Toon Fusion was held Saturday and Sunday at Expo New Mexico. Attendees dressed up as their favorite characters and examined replica weapons from popular cartoons.

Dozens of voice actors from popular shows were on hand for the animation expo. For example, characters from the “Dragon Ball Z” universe hosted a panel to discuss behind-the-scenes stories and iconic moments, told through the voices of the shows heroes and villains.

And, of course, there was plenty of time for gaming.

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