There are some photos of Urahara.Do you want to have a Urahara Cosplay after you see the photos?
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Monday, May 24, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
First Cosplay Museum opens
The first-ever Cosplay Museum was opened along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City last Jan. 8.
A joint project of Cosplay.ph and Diliman Preparatory School (DPS), the museum boasts of costume displays that range from spectacular robotic and creature costumes to elegant gowns and anime garb, exhibiting the variety of cosplay in the Philippines.
Under the leadership of DPS president, former senator Anna Dominique “Nikki” Coseteng, the museum was established to showcase the talent and perseverance of Filipino cosplayers and the country’s best cosplay photographers.
The museum houses a wealth of information highlighting the landmark events in cosplay history. It preserves historical cosplay costumes, rescuing them from deterioration and preserving their legacy for future generations.
It is also a venue for cosplay workshops, discussions, and gatherings. Cosplayers are welcome to gather in, interact and enjoy the company of other cosplayers without the competitive component or entrance fee that come with the usual cosplay conventions.
The cosplay workshops allow anyone to learn the craft of cosplay costume building from veteran cosplayers, focusing not only on technique but also on issues such as using recycled materials to balancing one’s life. The workshops strive to bring costume craftsmanship to a higher level.
The first of its kind in the country, the museum will be open to holding cosplay-related events such as mini-catwalks, Maid Cafe days and other special happenings to attract cosplayers of all ages.
Cosplay.ph and DPS envision the Cosplay museum to be a modern educational mecca showcasing the best of the Filipino youth’s ingenuity and artistry.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Zero no Tsukaima
Zero no Tsukaima (ゼロの使い魔, Zero no Tsukaima?, lit. El Familiar de Cero) es una serie de novelas ligeras de fantasía y comedia escritas por Noboru Yamaguchi e ilustradas por Eiji Usatsuka.
La novela ha sido adaptada a una serie de anime por J.C.Staff en julio de 2006 y ese mismo año también se realizó una versión manga dibujada por Ana Mochizuki.[1] [2]
La primera temporada del anime tuvo un notable éxito en Japón, estrenándose una segunda temporada en julio de 2007 llamada Futatsuki no Kishi (双月の騎士, 'Futatsuki no Kishi'?)[3] y una tercera, Princesses no Rondo (ゼロの使い魔 ～三美姫（プリンセッセ）の輪舞（ロンド）～, ～Sanbiki (Purinsesse) no Rinbu (Rondo)～?) estrenada el pasado 6 de julio de 2008.[4] La primera temporada de la serie fue licenciada en los Estados Unidos por Geneon Entertainment. En Diciembre del 2008 saco un Ova que es mas un capitulo extra de genero Ecchi. Cabe decir que utiliza nombres de personajes históricos de la historia de Francia y sacados de la novela "El vizconde de Bragelonne", de Alejandro Dumas, el autor de Los tres mosqueteros.
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