cosplayers
cosplayers by Sheepz February 1, 2005
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Cosplayers by CG's Dictionary February 20, 2022
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Red Cosplayers
Damn sexy cosplayers dressed in red. Do not confuse with the red light district. Red cosplayers cosplay characters who wear red.
Red cosplayers include the following characters: Edward elric, dante, carmen san diego, alucard (hellsing), vash the stampede, magikart. blaziken, fed ex box, mellow, kenshin, genesis, that red dude from unreal tournament, ayame souma,
Red Cosplayers by The Ultimate Game June 30, 2008
cosplaytriot
A combination of the words “cosplay” and “patriot” describing one who wears patriotic symbols as a costume; often without regard for true patriotism.
That guy wraps himself in the flag, constitution, bibles and guns but was a draft dodger and a sellout for the 1%. He’s a textbook cosplaytriot.
cosplaytriot by Shopmanlerxt May 26, 2020
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Cosplayer
A shapeshifter who usually takes the form of a fictional character, but can appear in any form. Their most common habitat is in a convention or "con," but can also be found in the wild, although it is rare. They communicate by "junko posing" and although it looks confusing, it can be mastered with observation and practice.
It's a wild cosplayer! Quick! Lure it with a lace front wig and catch it! We must bring it to the church!!!!!
Cosplayer by Ash Winters August 3, 2019
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