Anime Conventions & Cosplay Events

Cahos Rahne VelozaUmm yeah bad generalisation there in my part sorry. But aren't your boyfriend & his friends proving otherwise LOL.

Sometimes I hate our obsession with things that are cute...I saw an anime convention in your country months ago. I was in a mall (mega mall?) and surprised seeing many cosplay. It was interesting for me. I saw some with gothic lolita fashion. It is popular? I feel it is too hot to wear the fashion here. o(_ _)o

Sister you don't know the half of it, it isn't a fashion statement, it's an outright fad or trend that has blown out of proportion!About two years ago or so, we've had otakus having cosplay events almost monthly! We've even had something like "Anime on Ice" which was kinda like the ice capades, with otakus, an Anime sports fest, where talented & talentless otakus competed in volleyball & basketball & there was even an Anime Junior-Senior Prom event, it was kind of a formal cocktail-esque cosplay event.Oh & there was also Anime Battle of the bands :D

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Really? The otaku I know they are not so active. They spend weekends isolated in room playing game / making idolm@ster video. Their outdoor activity is work work work and photo. No volleyball or ice skating. It is like they celebrate being otaku? (*_*)I am a little amai lolita (just a little because I graduated already) but it is just normal fashion for me. I didn't know it is popular here. Where do they buy their cloth? Isn't it costly? I was comparing price of clothes here and home... I bought cute one-piece in glorieta for 500p vs japanese one-piece around 12,500p. (-_-; ) I should go shopping very much before I leave. orz

Wait, are you asking about the costumes cosplayers make, or designer clothes I got a little confused?

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The loli fashion. You said it is a trend now so I was curious. (*^^*)

Oh okay, so I mis understood then.Yes I think the hip young crowd these days are into those fashions :)

Yes yes I was asking where they buy it because I noticed big price difference...But then you are a boy. orz Sorry I talked much about style. o(_ _)oIt is out of the topic but, I cannot modify locked post anymore? Because someone named Cahos-nyan locked post about pictures (¬д¬) (hehe). I am shy now I am just 1 out of 2 who put photo. I thought everyone else would put after! (T△T) There is no way to remove?

tiramisukisuOld topic but...Don't say so. o(;△;)o But it reminds me. My boy has some otaku friends and one of them went to a prostitute outside Japan to experience sex... then went back to loving only 2d girls. orz None of them has girlfriend still. They all say 2d girl is much better. I dont understand it at all. (¬д¬。)Regarding cosplay, I dressed once as Shana (not for convention but for date orz). It was so shy for me even if it appeared like simple hime fashion and not cosplay. It was this Shana -> http://www.1999.co.jp/itbig06/10062028a12.jpg. I never did it again especially when I noticed my boy was more excited about shana me than normal me (>_<; ).

your boyfriend is one lucky guy, and you should cosplay on certain special day.and i do agree that 2d girl is better then most real girl..... i personally only meet 2 girl in real life that i cant take my eye off, too bad they are taken >.<, maybe someday my Kitty will appear like Belldandy.

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But you see and like some real girls. just they are taken or you havent found girl who fits your likes.Hm.. Maybe you should find girl who likes cute style. You can make them nekomimi even with no force. My boy likes cats / cat girl too and I like wearing bunny ear / cat ear so it is two way and both of us are happy. (^∇^)

I didn't lock the thread tiramisu, that's strange ???

Nothing wrong with cosplay! D: Some find it a really fun hobby. They don't put all of their money into it or anything, but it's more something to do with spare time/funds.I will agree that people do tend to go way overboard with the anime thing, but it's all good in moderation.And anime conventions are quite fun. Yes, the smelly 40-year old otakus are a big turnoff, but that's not the only type of person that attends! xD
They're a great way to meet other people who like the same stuff as you, since generally the conventions have video games and Japanese culture as well.Don't judge 'em before you try 'em~

I've seen my fair amount of cosplay otakuness thanks to my former uber utako freinds.It's all hey let's dress up as this, ooh I like to dress up like that. It's so sickening considering they used to do it every month sheesh!

Hey! Yore a second generation otaku cahos! hahahaha how old are you now? :o

hahahahahaI am too addicted to Bleach. I am practically a Bleach library. If you ank me, I know every Zanpaku-to, technique, Hdo, Bakudo, Shikai and Bankai. Hah Ishida is my hero!

I am trying to master all the kido moves!

Cahos Rahne VelozaWho would like people who spend money on something so frivalous when there are more valuable things you should worry about like food, shelter & bills?

But people spend their money on things they do not need every day! games. Movies and so on.And who say sthe spend all thir money on their cosplays? I put $10 away every pay day to work on my costumes. I still have a place to live food to eat and all bills paid.

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And anime conventions are quite fun. Yes, the smelly 40-year old otakus are a big turnoff, but that's not the only type of person that attends! xD
Don't judge 'em before you try 'em~

Hey Be nice to the old timers! (Not that I am one) But they are the ones who set up the cons and started bringing anime to us. And its only a few of them who are turn offs (I.E sailor Moon guy!)

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #52I've seen my fair amount of cosplay otakuness thanks to my former uber utako freinds.It's all hey let's dress up as this, ooh I like to dress up like that. It's so sickening considering they used to do it every month sheesh!

But that sounds like almost any hobby or fun thing to do X.X Good now and then. But every week or month would kill it.