Results for “cosplay ≠ consent”
Slogan reminding people a costume is not an invitation to touch or harass.
Dressing up as a character from anime, manga or games.
A person who wears cosplay to portray a character.
The stage name or online alias a cosplayer goes by.
A helper who does emergency costume repairs at a convention.
A convention booth stocked for fixing broken costumes on the spot.
Creative and physical exhaustion from cosplay.
A negotiated kink where partners play as if consent's been waived, inside pre-agreed limits.
A costume assembled from everyday clothes rather than made from scratch.
A comfortable, wearable costume for roaming the con floor.
A coordinated costume set worn by a team of cosplayers.
Dressing as an obscure background or side character.
Consent framework that's honest about risk: nothing is 100% safe, so know the danger and choose it anyway.
Mature content — open to view.
Short informal term for a cosplayer.
Cosplaying a character of a different gender from your own.
Well-known within the cosplay scene, often as an influencer.
A convention's staged cosplay competition, often with skits.
The entry-level division of a cosplay competition.
The intermediate division of a cosplay competition.
Someone who builds cosplays, for themselves or others.
A specialist who builds weapons and accessories for cosplayers.
A handheld accessory that completes a cosplay.
Masked cosplay using a doll-like head to become an anime character.
A kigurumi cosplayer who performs as a living doll.
A close-knit friend group formed around cosplay.
Visible improvement in a cosplayer's skill over time.
When a cosplay is so good it figuratively removes your wig.
Admiring jealousy of another cosplayer's armor build.
A strong, flexible glue favored for cosplay assembly.
Chinese comics, a source of cosplay characters.
A vertically scrolling digital comic, popular for cosplay.