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Although many people see cos-players as people who worship anime to it's very core, it isn't just those people who have spent a major portion of their lives watching anime or reading manga. A majority of those who cos-play imitate characters from their favorite movies, TV shows, and video games as well, not just anime. In large part, people (like myself) like to pretend to be that person in very

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Cosplay, or "costume play", refers to dressing up as Japanese Animation, Manga (comic book), or video game characters. Though amongst "cosplayers" in Western society, it's become accepted to extend that term to dressing in virtually any type of costume. Cosplay in Japan is considered a hobby, and many cosplayers meet to show off their hand-made costumes at conventions (like Comiket in Japan) or

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Cosplay is the name of a Japanese custom, it consists in dressing like famous characters of comics, animes, video-games, films...The word cosplay means "costume + play". So, as you can understand now, cosplay is playing a role with a costume of the character that you have chosen.In Japan you can find the called "cosplay cafes" where the people (even the waitresses) are dressed like anime

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Cosplay, or "costume play" is the art of dressing up as Japanese animation, video game, or manga (comic book) characters. Though this previously unheard of hobby is slowly becoming a household name as TV networks like MTV, G4TV, and various print media have recently featured cosplayers. This sudden media frenzy has many in the modeling industry scrambling to hire what many have come to consider

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What is in a Convention? This Article is for those that are into Anime/Manga (or Science Fiction and Fantasy as well) but are Not exactly sure about going to a Convention. Hopefully this article will diffuse any fears or uncertainties. Before I start, Let's Just say...I was there. I am in your shoes right now. I recently became an Anime Fan. I did actually say "I think those Anime people are

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I attend conventions. Even though I still have a narrow view on conventions compared to other con-goers, I can honestly contest that anime conventions are fascinating, amazing places. There are colors, sounds, people, and new experiences to be gained that one would not normally be able to gain anywhere else. With the exception of two years, I have attended Anime Detour in Minnesota since it's

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Cosplay is a bit more involved than you may originally think. It's not just a matter of looking like the character, a good cosplayer has to be very knowledgeable about the character. Lots of time and effort go into making the costume, as well.Cosplay, however, is not the only thing you'll find at an anime convention. In fact, there's actually a real rift many of the people that cosplay and many

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While I have never personally been to an anime convention, I do know several people who have. There are many different types, from general ones to very select ones, though most are very general. In addition, while they don't really qualify as anime conventions like you'd think of, video game conventions do have a lot of cosplay involved like most anime conventions do. For those of you who aren't

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