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Sneaky Zebra Storms New York Comic Con To Film The Best Cosplay
New York Comic Con pulls no punches when it comes to amazing cosplay. The only thing better than seeing hundreds of photos of your favorite geek culture icons brought to life is seeing them in motion, and that’s just what Nick Acott and Gary Scullion at Sneaky Zebra did for this year’s NYCC cosplay music video.
Check out the video below for a glimpse at this year’s lineup of gaming and geek culture’s most popular characters, including Metal Gear Solid V’s Quiet, Arkham Knight’s Scarecrow, Horizon: Zero Dawn’s Aloy, and plenty more. There’s also an incredible moment showing off what was arguably the convention’s most popular cosplay, a nearly life size Hulkbuster from the Avengers: Age of Ultron. Bonus points for anyone who can pick out a certain Japanese pop metal group.
If you want to see more incredible cosplay, check out Sneaky Zebra’s music videos for San Diego Comic Con and London Comic Con.
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