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Donnerberg posted:Those arms are actually incredibly accurate for Adam West.  Confirmed.
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I actually kinda like how her breasts break the illusion. (oh God I typed that) It kinda adds to the unrealistic feel and keeps it cartoony looking. Where most cosplay is stuck in the real world hers is straight outa comics and you can see just how far it is from reality when she moves. Also her livestreams are pretty incredible.
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Yeah, its not really something worth watching all the way through but checking in every hour or so to watch it happening it cool.
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Mar 15, 2016 19:20
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Fister Roboto posted:It's amazing to me how much effort she put into this, but didn't bother to try to disguise her spindly twig arms. The end result makes it look like Batman has cerebral palsy. How exactly do you use body paint to increase physical mass? Put on 300,000 layers?
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rydiafan posted:How exactly do you use body paint to increase physical mass? Put on 300,000 layers? I suppose you could eat it?
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You use bartering to trade the paint for a gym membership.
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Mar 15, 2016 19:29
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Lift the paint cans to get swole AF, duh. Idiots.
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"But I sold your running shoes, to pay for this set of paintbrushes!"
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Inzombiac posted:Lift the paint cans to get swole AF, duh. She's already got some nice cans.
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Paladinus posted:She's already got some nice cans. *groan* 
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rydiafan posted:How exactly do you use body paint to increase physical mass? Put on 300,000 layers? The same way you use body paint to make giant boobs disappear? I don't know, I'm not a body paintologist.
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Fister Roboto posted:The same way you use body paint to make giant boobs disappear? I don't know, I'm not a body paintologist. I suppose the next evolutionary step in 2D body paint art cosplay would be to pose against a backdrop painted to blend seamlessly with your body paint...
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Gabriel Pope posted:I suppose the next evolutionary step in 2D body paint art cosplay would be to pose against a backdrop painted to blend seamlessly with your body paint... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enB-g028zbM
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It's probably some twee filter but this looks like a photo you'd find on the crusty carpet of an abandoned home from the 70's. Yellowed linoleum, a hole sawed into the drywall covered by a cheap velvet painting, and...that.
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That looks freaking terrifying. Like its something that just starts getting closer and closer every time you look at the picture.
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What is wrong with that game and the people who like it No I do not want those flowers oh no I am so uncomfortable right now
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Digirat posted:What is wrong with that game and the people who like it No I do not want those flowers oh no I am so uncomfortable right now The game itself is actually fun with a pretty inventive storyline and interesting replay mechanic. The characters, story, music and atmosphere of the game is all very well done. The mechanics and interesting spin on typical Jrpg conventions helps with that. The problem is that it attracts the same high school age kids that would have been attracted to Homestuck a few years ago. Some of the humor of the game is almost perfectly designed to attract those sorts of people like moths to a flame. I still really like the game and think people should try it out, but I do agree, the fanbase can be a bit twee and distrubing at times.
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Madmarker posted:The problem is that it attracts the same high school age kids that would have been attracted to Homestuck a few years ago. Some of the humor of the game is almost perfectly designed to attract those sorts of people like moths to a flame. I still really like the game and think people should try it out, but I do agree, the fanbase can be a bit twee and distrubing at times. Toby Fox, the developer/writer/composer, previously made music for Homestuck. The same adage probably applies (to one extent or another) that the thing is cool, but the fans are awful.
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Madmarker posted:The game itself is actually fun with a pretty inventive storyline and interesting replay mechanic. The characters, story, music and atmosphere of the game is all very well done. The mechanics and interesting spin on typical Jrpg conventions helps with that. Oh my god just loving shut up LITERALLY nobody cares    didn't use bodypaint 0/10    
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Forti posted:Oh my god just loving shut up LITERALLY nobody cares I don't know about that. You obviously care enough to angrypost twice about it.
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Madmarker posted:The problem is that it attracts the same high school age kids that would have been attracted to Homestuck a few years ago. Some of the humor of the game is almost perfectly designed to attract those sorts of people like moths to a flame. I still really like the game and think people should try it out, but I do agree, the fanbase can be a bit twee and distrubing at times. Hremsfeld posted:Toby Fox, the developer/writer/composer, previously made music for Homestuck. The same adage probably applies (to one extent or another) that the thing is cool, but the fans are awful. I measure fandom quality by how many riots they've caused. So I think Undertale's doing pretty good compared to football, American football, handball, baseball, and hockey fans.
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RareAcumen posted:I measure fandom quality by how many riots they've caused. So I think Undertale's doing pretty good compared to football, American football, handball, baseball, and hockey fans. I'm sure there's a Sasuke arrest collage out there somewhere
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Hinata  I loved her family bloodline powers or whatever they were called.
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Inzombiac posted:Hinata Glaucoma
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RareAcumen posted:I measure fandom quality by how many riots they've caused. So I think Undertale's doing pretty good compared to football, American football, handball, baseball, and hockey fans. I would go by "how many hotel rooms they have destroyed" for this kind of thing. Homestuck is leading the charge on that front.
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The Repo Man posted:I would go by "how many hotel rooms they have destroyed" for this kind of thing. Homestuck is leading the charge on that front. I had to quote you to make sure 'furries' wasn't getting filtered into something else. So I guess this makes furries not the worst thing ever beyond Freepers, Neo Nazis, and MRAs?
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Forti posted:Oh my god just loving shut up LITERALLY nobody cares a good post
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RareAcumen posted:I had to quote you to make sure 'furries' wasn't getting filtered into something else. So I guess this makes furries not the worst thing ever beyond Freepers, Neo Nazis, and MRAs? Furries are just weird and uncomfortable to be around. Homestuck people actually destroy rooms because their makeup would clog drains and destroy furniture. The bulk of the fandom was also very young people who were dropped off at the hotels by their parents, and the kids just kind of wrecked up the place without any kind of supervision. I've also almost had a costume destroyed because early in the fandom they would just act in character without regards to personal boundaries. Anyway, cosplay.    
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That's well-done, but who in the world remembered and liked Pat well enough to cosplay them?
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The Repo Man posted:Anyway, cosplay. Me!Me!Me!, no idea, Robert Cop, Robert the Edgecop
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That ME ME ME video is the gift that just keeps on giving. No matter how blatantly anti-otaku it was, people still make fan art of it and otherwise obsess over it, thus reaffirming the message of the original (not that it necessarily applies to the pictured cosplayer), or they're "parodying" it "ironically", which is even funnier.
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I'd never heard of ME! ME! ME!  before so I went and googled it, you fuckers could have at least warned me.  Mezzanine posted:That ME ME ME video is the gift that just keeps on giving. No matter how blatantly anti-otaku it was, people still make fan art of it and otherwise obsess over it, thus reaffirming the message of the original (not that it necessarily applies to the pictured cosplayer), or they're "parodying" it "ironically", which is even funnier. Checks out, there's a whole bunch of youtube dance videos with zero irony in any of them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MpGoGonP5A Snowglobe of Doom has a new favorite as of 11:58 on Mar 17, 2016 |
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RareAcumen posted:Me!Me!Me!, no idea, Robert Cop, Robert the Edgecop As always, if you don't recognize it, it's probably from League of Legends. 2nd one's Diana That reminds me, has anyone ever cosplayed the shifty Robert Cop toy?
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I'd never heard of ME! ME! ME! Relax, that link doesn't even exist. Regardless, oops. I'll be sure to warn whenever anything is NSFW in the future. I dropped the ball here. Moatman posted:As always, if you don't recognize it, it's probably from League of Legends. 2nd one's Diana She looks like she's from some series of Power Rangers.
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