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Watch SDCC Cosplayers Show Off In Style
What if San Diego Comic-Con were directed by Baby Driver director Edgar Wright?
Let's pretend for a moment through this music video showing off SDCC's best and brightest cosplayers dancing, posing, and acting for the camera in this catchy Youtube video brought to you by filmmaking duo Sneaky Zebra. Your toe will be tapping midway through, but don't let that distract you from trying to name everyone you see. Sure, Batgirl's not hard to figure out, but can you name everyone in that video?
Cosplayers are incredibly dedicated to both their craft and their fandom, as evidenced by this video. Everyone here is engaged, having fun, and representing the character they're portraying in the way that they know them. If you were to cosplay as a character, who do you think you would be most enthusiastic to represent?
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