Tag: Cosplay

Annihilate! Kill! Kill! Kill! Makeup artist Maria Malone made this hilarious and horrifying face – and neck – paint of the Martians from Mars Attacks! Check out the creepy effect in action below, then invade Maria’s Instagram page to see more of her work.

Last year we checked out a high quality fan-made replica of the Three Dimensional Maneuver Gear from Attack on Titan. But if you’re looking for something more authentic, you’re in luck. Somewhat. Japanese geek merchandise company Movic is now accepting pre-orders for an officially licensed life-size replica of the 3DMG.

We like some cosplay around these parts, but it’s not all that common to see good cosplay that really looks like the real thing. One of the gang from Love-Squad over on Deviant Art has dressed up like Ciri from The Witcher series and she looks really great.

The first time I saw Merle and Daryl in The Walking Dead I really didn’t like either of them. Daryl has definitely grown on me, though I was rather glad to see Merle turn. One of the most memorable scenes in the show was when they left Merle cuffed to the roof of the building in season one and Merle cut his own hand off to get away from the horde.

I’m a weakling. Do you even lift bro? No. No, I do not. Well, there is the remote. I’m pretty disciplined about lifting that. Thank god I can look like a tough guy with to this line of realistic wearable muscle suits available from Flex Design Costumes.

If you were envious of cosplayer Kirameku’s custom made Nisha the Lawbringer pants, mosey on to Etsy shop Déjà Neuf Heures and inquire about their cel-shaded, Borderlands-inspired women’s pants. They’re made of cotton and polyester and are stretchy and comfy.

This is like a mini piano concert for Doctor Who fans. Composer Sonya Belousova steps out of the TARDIS and performs an awesome classical piano arrangement of the show’s theme song on her TARDIS-colored grand piano.

We’ve featured LEGO enthusiast Iain Heath aka Ochre Jelly numerous times before, but this time we’re not sharing one of his MOCs. Iain made himself an awesome TARS costume for this year’s Emerald City Comic-Con. It can’t transform or adjust its humor level, but it looks and works a lot like the puppets that actor Bill Irwin used in Interstellar.

Thanks to Iron Woods Shop, you won’t need to sacrifice your body to cosplay as Alphonse Elric. The shop makes this badass wearable suit of armor in the style of Al’s proxy body. They’re not asking for a Philosopher’s Stone either.

Comedian and writer Rye Silverman was at the Gallifrey One convention over the weekend and found something truly terrifying. Dalek Caan lives! And he has merged with a human baby. This adorably terrifying baby/Dalek is looking for the Doctor in his or her Dalek Caan baby stroller.

Man, this Predator costume is super realistic and scary as hell. I know what you’re thinking. That looks awesome, but surely I’m not going to get all of those accessories and that cool staff. For $3,396.58(USD) you get everything shown.

Look at this awesome Darth Vader costume by Prince Armory. The outfit reminds me of something that Vader would have worn if he were part of the mystic hoards that set upon the mighty 300 at the Hot Gates.

If you are going to cosplay someone from the Stargate show, you don’t mess around with any of the charcaters. You go straight for the Stargate itself. This costume that looks like a Stargate is as complicated as the real stargate from the show.

Stevie Dee’s 3D printed Batman Arkham Origins costume isn’t as polished as the 3D printed Samus Aran costume that we saw last year, but it still looks awesome. And you can have one. Stevie made the 3D files on his own, then sent them to Tundra Designs to be printed and finished.

A couple of weeks ago we saw a Gundam model that was painted to look like its original anime counterpart. Makeup artist Cris Alex went for a similar two-dimensional effect, but on a whole person. Cris based her project on the cover of Silver Surfer vol.

Attendees of the 2014 Japanese pop culture convention Youmacon were greeted with one of the largest costumes I’ve ever seen. It’s a cosplay of Catbus, the Cheshire Cat-like creature from Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbor Totoro. Here’s deviantART member EmilytheNeko’s first hand account of the cosplay: “THIS CATBUS WAS AMAZING IT MOVED IT WAS HUGE YOU COULD CLIMB INSIDE IT OMFG” Nerd Bacon writer Sarus Vakarian originally uploaded the image above, while YouTuber Hiro Konobu recorded the video below: I love that its destination sign says “Youmacon.”