It’s spring, so it’s time for Cosplay Gen #05! The good news is that the new issue is almost done with the last preparation stage, and ready to go to the printers! As usual, the magazine will bring you [..]
This spring, Cosplay Gen is already two years old, and, as an anniversary gift, the second issue of the magazine is SOLD OUT and available for free of charge in digital edition. Thanks everyone for the love and support and we hope you’ll be with us for the future issues too!
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The
L'Arc-en-Ciel tickets giveaway organized with the help of
AEG Live, for the band's concert in New York, ended. We'd like to thank all those who took part in the contest. We received 77 answer entries, and the randomly chosen winner was no. 18 -
William Steimel from New Jersey. Congratulations and enjoy the show!
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Cosplay Gen: Can you tell us a few introductory words about yourself?
Acksonl: I work for a large Canadian retailer during the day, fight crime at night, and shoot cosplay on weekends...
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We have finally finished checking and validating the votes for Community’s Choice, and now we are able to present you the final results! [..]
As the work for CosplayGEN #05 is in full progress, it’s time to open the call for submissions for one of the columns completely dedicated to the public: Worldwide Fans. [..]
The voting period for Community’s Choice has ended. Thank you all for the wonderful photos you submitted and for the dedication in voting your favorite cosplayers. We will announce the final results shortly, after carefully analyzing and validating the votes. Just stay tuned and don’t forget to regularly check mikubook.com and our website and social network pages!
Since its birth in the ‘80s, visual-kei has been one of the most vivid inspirational styles in Japan, spreading like wildfire all around the world. Typically comprising of dark colors and elaborate hair and makeup, visual-kei has always been striking, bold, and eccentric. At the turn of the century, though, visual-kei took on a whole new element that gave us something entirely different: oshare-kei. [..]