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Majora's Mask Makes The Best Cosplay
The seventeenth annual Otakon was held in Baltimore, Maryland last weekend, and from the readers who attended the show, it sounds like it was a blast. If you're not familiar with Otakon, it can best be summed up as as a celebration of anime, manga, and games. I've never been to the show myself, but I plan to go in one of the years ahead solely for the art show. My walls are mostly barren, and my wife and I have been searching high and low for unique artwork that speaks to our lives...which is largely what Otakon is all about.
Game Informer reader HK-47, who already submitted a Majora's Mask related tip earlier today, has sent along an image from Otakon that shows one of the coolest cosplay costumes I've ever seen. I never would have thought I would see someone dressed up as the moon from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, but lo and behold, here it is. Sure, it would be better if the cosplayer was standing inside of a circular ball that was pushed or pulled by other people, but this outfit is still awesome. For more pictures from Otakon, check out RedReplicant's photos here.
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