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CoolNard 10-02-2010 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 831315)
No, it's not.



Not gonna happen.
That's what you think. This isn't merely my opinion, go look it up on the net and you'll find some websites advocating that cause. I've justified myself with illustrations. If you wanna put me down, at least do the same, bud.


@Swordmaster Depends on who you see as eccentric and who's not. People who live as cosplayers? People who have their costumes on for more than a day? People who give out autographs because they're believed to be the epitome of the characters? Fashion is relative; that's something you gotta realize. I'd never call someone's fashion statement crazy, unless they obviously hurt others.

Aniki 10-05-2010 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by CoolNard (Post 831374)
That's what you think. This isn't merely my opinion, go look it up on the net and you'll find some websites advocating that cause. I've justified myself with illustrations. If you wanna put me down, at least do the same, bud.
When I'll see professional models on a podium wearing costumes from anime then I'll agree with you. But for now, it doesn't matter how many sites advocate or how many pics are out there. Cosplay is just a trend in anime and video game fan circle and it will never be anything bigger than that.

Yumikoo 10-05-2010 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by CoolNard (Post 831374)

@Swordmaster Depends on who you see as eccentric and who's not. People who live as cosplayers? People who have their costumes on for more than a day? People who give out autographs because they're believed to be the epitome of the characters? Fashion is relative; that's something you gotta realize. I'd never call someone's fashion statement crazy, unless they obviously hurt others.
Agreed!!!;)

CoolNard 10-05-2010 03:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 831666)
When I'll see professional models on a podium wearing costumes from anime then I'll agree with you. But for now, it doesn't matter how many sites advocate or how many pics are out there. Cosplay is just a trend in anime and video game fan circle and it will never be anything bigger than that.
A reply I appreciate a lot better. Thanks. :)

They don't have to be worn by models to be globally accepted. When I say globally accepted, it means that you can see a portion of each populace wearing them, every now and then.

I'm not actually basing my perspectives on sites and pics, I recently saw the cafe thing on local news and anime conventions are factual occurences you can't deny either. Cosplay is something that is impregnating the outside reality with its come-to-life fantasies, and its unique and radical outlook. As a fashion statement, it has to be somewhat appealing to young people, no matter how ridiculous it might seem to the older generation.


@Yumikoo Awesome! :D

Swordmaster 10-05-2010 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by CoolNard (Post 831374)
That's what you think. This isn't merely my opinion, go look it up on the net and you'll find some websites advocating that cause. I've justified myself with illustrations. If you wanna put me down, at least do the same, bud.


@Swordmaster Depends on who you see as eccentric and who's not. People who live as cosplayers? People who have their costumes on for more than a day? People who give out autographs because they're believed to be the epitome of the characters? Fashion is relative; that's something you gotta realize. I'd never call someone's fashion statement crazy, unless they obviously hurt others.

Eh? I think I forgot I posted here...


Anyways - what you seem to be describing is a mix of craziness and cosplaying. Craziness is awesome, most of the time. If someone makes a crazy fashion statement, it's all good - I give 'em the thumbs up. Crazy cosplayers not wearing any underclothing in a revealing cosplay... that is crazy - in the bad way.

CoolNard 10-06-2010 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Swordmaster (Post 831722)
Eh? I think I forgot I posted here...


Anyways - what you seem to be describing is a mix of craziness and cosplaying. Craziness is awesome, most of the time. If someone makes a crazy fashion statement, it's all good - I give 'em the thumbs up. Crazy cosplayers not wearing any underclothing in a revealing cosplay... that is crazy - in the bad way.
LOL, you sure did. :D

By underclothing, you mean undergarments? Sure, that's way crazy. I wasn't talking about scanty cosplays suited to gawking old men and depraved sluts, I was talking about a fantasy cosplay meant for visual recreation and marvel, and fulfilling an intrinsic sense of longing for a come-to-life character.

Kandierain15 10-09-2010 09:38 PM
Welp,
no one has posted on heree yet, sooo..

Yeshh I love cosplaying! ♥
but it's veryyyy expensive. D:
So me and my friends usually mix and fix normal clothes to make up our own versions.! =3

CoolNard 10-10-2010 06:55 AM
Hi misfitmosher, there's already a cosplay thread here, so I just merged the two. Thanks and keep up the posts!

I love cosplaying btw. :)

Saber 10-12-2010 12:46 AM
I cosplay, my favorite has been Saber from Fate/Stay Night. I make all my costumes.

BakaTensei 10-12-2010 12:53 AM
Only time I would really get the chance to cosplay would be halloween if that can even be considered cosplay

Dressed up as Ken from street fighter and strangly enough I nearly got into a fight on a street =D

This year I'm going to be Sora from kingdom hearts 2, heres hoping I can magic a keyblade into my hand and get to beat some baddys up


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