Forum - View topicAnime costumes in Greenwich Village Parade
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Hotaru
Posts: 481 Location: NY |
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While going through Manhatten last night, a lot of costumers coming from the Greenwich Village Parade were walking around, and we saw some anime costumes! There was a Belldandy with Kenshin. We called out an waved, and then there was another group, and the only costume we recognized was another Kenshin. We again called out, but to no avail, I guess they didn't hear us. But it was really cool that there were actually anime costumes!~
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Kain
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People will find any excuse to cosplay, hehe.
"Look, it's Tuesday! */me puts on Lupin jacket*" |
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Gai Super Napalm
 Posts: 148 Location: Hoboken, NJ |
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Tell me about it. Halloween is just about the dumbest excuse to dress up in a costume. |
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ANN_Bamboo
ANN Contributor
 Posts: 3904 Location: CO |
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And anime conventions are a better, more pure, socially acceptable, philosophically strengthened reason (I ran out of adjectives to try to justify why anything else would be a better excuse)? What about people who dress up for masquerade parties? What about people at gaming convetions? Hell, the last time I checked, Halloween is America's best excuse to dress up in a costume. When else is everyone in the country going to look at you and think it perfectly normal for guys to dress up as girls, or people to run around with plastic axes in their heads? |
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Hotaru
Posts: 481 Location: NY |
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indeed. but i feel too insecure to dress up anywhere except an anime con. cause unless i went to a party or a parade or something, i'd look like at total jack ass
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ANN_Bamboo
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Posts: 3904 Location: CO |
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Well, yeah, I can see that. On the positive side, on Halloween, there's always at least someone who's dressed more flamboyantly, and attracts more negative attention than you. Other than that, it feels kind of goofy if you're all by yourself, without friends dressed up beside you. Especially if you dress up as an anime character. In junior high, back in the day, I dressed up as Miaka from FY, and my friend dressed as Nuriko, and people kept asking me if I was a girl scout...  It's not as fun dressing up in theme with friends if they're not going to be there with you... ^-^;
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ZeroScythe195
Posts: 4 Location: USA |
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I have a story to tell, a friend of mine, decided to dress up as Sailor Chibi/Mini Moon for halloween, can you guess what happened?, well if you can't she ended up >>
 << you see guys around here don't like Sailor Moon much less Sailor Chibi/Mini Moon so after more then five verbal assaults, stupid comments & a guy with a hurt nose (don't ask  ), her advice don't dress up for anything but conventions ( ). However I did dress up as Blood The Last Vampire's Saya and scared the socks off some teen's (Insert evil laugh  ). See just stay at home on halloween, hand out candy and scare the H*ll out of some kids with your anime costumes!! 
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Gai Super Napalm
Posts: 148 Location: Hoboken, NJ |
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Thats the last time i'll be sarcastic. |
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ANN_Bamboo
ANN Contributor
Posts: 3904 Location: CO |
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Eh, deal with it. No one on here on this board understands sarcasm anyway. I gave it up for granted a while ago that many people here don't catch it anyway. I kind of assumed that any comment should now be taken at face value, since the chance of anyone writing their own sarcasm, much less understanding it was -76%. Now I can add you to the "understands sarcasm" list. Wow, the tally is only at 4. Damn, that's sad. |
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Gai Super Napalm
Posts: 148 Location: Hoboken, NJ |
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^_^; That was sarcastic, too; It was irony, you see.... Ah, forget the whole damned thing. 4 you say? Maybe I really should cut it out. |
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