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Jinu from K-Pop Demon Hunters
…e his memories, since he feels deep shame for choosing to abandon his human family. Charismatic yet deceitful, Jinu only looks out for himself – until he forms a close bond with Rumi….
Romance Saja from K-Pop Demon Hunters
…Romance Saja is an antagonist in the Sony animated movie, K-Pop Demon Hunters. He is a demon who poses as a member of The Saja Boys, a K-Pop group led by Jinu. He is the suave one of the group, often posing with a finger heart. Don’t be charmed by him though, or you risk losing your soul to Gwi-Ma….
Mystery Saja from K-Pop Demon Hunters
…Mystery Saja is an antagonist in the Sony animated movie, K-Pop Demon Hunters. He is a demon who poses as a member of The Saja Boys, a K-Pop group led by Jinu. He is the shy one of the group. Zoey crushes on Mystery, but she puts her feelings aside to defeat him. Use fabric scissors to cut the sleeves off the turtleneck, and use pink fabric paint to decorate the vest….
Rumi from K-Pop Demon Hunters (How It’s Done Outfit)
…op Demon Hunters. She is one of the three members of HUNTR/X, a K-Pop girl group whose singing powers the Honmoon, which protect the world from demons. Rumi is the lead singer and leader of the group. She secretly is half-demon, and she hides her patterns under her clothes. Although initially enemies, Jinu and Rumi bond over their shared insecurities about being demons. In battle, she wields a saingeom sword. For Rumi’s jacket patches, we recommen…
Spotlight on Black Cosplayers: An Interview with Cocoa Sugar, Patrick, and Carla
…e selected as cosplay guests, featured in publications, picked for cosplay groups – the list goes on. At the same time, being embraced by the black cosplay community and other allies has been a positive experience for me personally. Diamond Quality Cosplay: On one hand, it means getting to partake in the wonderful and awesome black cosplay community. Cosplaying a nonblack character sometimes feels like putting your own spin on them, rather that ma…
10 Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas
…ed, as you probably own the supplies as well. Some of these ideas work for group costumes, so you can send this article to your friends as well. These costumes are so simple, it’s scary! Sims A Sim is probably easiest Halloween costume in existence. All you need is green paper, jewelry wire, and a black headband. Follow this one minute tutorial to make the diamond shape. Trim the jewelry wire to about four to five inches. Hot glue the bottom of th…
A WandaVision Halloween Costume Spectacular
…w era and new costumes. But the show’s sixth episode gave fans the perfect group Halloween costume: the Maximoff family and their friends watching on the other side of the Hex’s boundaries! Wanda Maximoff Her ’80s mom outfit was cute and her hair was gorgeous! But her comic-inspired Halloween outfit really stole the show. Whichever one you prefer, check them out here! Vision’s Halloween Costume Pietro has just as many looks as his wife. His Hallow…
Terry Blas Talks Conventions, Artistic Advice, and the Power of Representation in Media
…million of those are Mexican, and that we are the largest ethnic minority group in the country with the least amount of representation across media. We account for 25% of all movie ticket sales every weekend, yet we’re only 2% in front of or behind the camera in terms of representation. That’s why I try super hard to always have queer and/or Latinx character in my books because the fastest growing demographic in the United States is the college e…
Cosplay at Anime NYC 2022
…Last Airbender. Fortunately, no one crashed into his cart at the con. This group cosplay gave us nostalgia for the animated Winx Club, featuring Flora, Bloom, Stella, and Aisha. Another example of J-Fashion, as illustrated with this beautiful, almost bridal inspired dress worn by @jackiehernan_. This Porco Rosso cosplay was a hit, and brings some much deserved love to an underrated Studio Ghibli movie! Chainsaw Man was by far one of the most popul…
All Things Cosplay at Zenkaikon 2023
…exhibit began at AnimeNEXT, consisting of only 4 costumes. From there, the group encouraged people to donate their costumes, bringing the current exhibit total to 60 costumes, 10 wigs, plus various props. “Over time you’re not wearing them, either [they] get tossed, or you try to sell them and usually nobody buys them because [it’s a] special fit and they just go to the wayside,” explained Lizzy, aka DizzyLizzy, the exhibit curator. “So we want to…