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A dedicated Godzilla fan pays tribute to the Kaiju’s iconic nemesis by painstakingly designing their own Mechagodzilla Halloween costume.

This Halloween The Godzilla devotee honored the famous franchise by designing their own Mechagodzilla costume.

Kai-Zilla or @dr_kaju featured the costume on Twitter. Kai-Zilla donned the costume at G-Fest (also called Godzilla Fest), an annual festival that is themed around Godzilla, and other franchises in the Kaiju genre. Three of the photos include Kai-Zilla with his father in the costume of TARS one of the humanoid tactical robots from 2014’s science-fiction film, Interstellar directed by Christopher Nolan.

The date for the release of the Godzilla Festival Gigan Attack Film trailer reveals the trailer for Kaiju’s battle with Godzilla

Following his debut in the year 1974’s Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla directed by Jun Fukuda, Mechagodzilla was a staple of the Godzilla series. This film’s plot centered around Godzilla’s showdown with the metallic titan after aliens invented it intending to use it to help in their invasion of Earth. Mechagodzilla was featured in a variety of film adaptations, both real and animated, such as Godzilla City on the Edge of Battle, Godzilla Tokyo S.O.S, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla 2, Godzilla vs. Kong 2021, and Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla 2 (1993). The character was also featured in the 2011 science-fiction novel Ready Player One written by Ernest Cline and its titular 2018 film adaptation with the direction of Steven Spielberg.

The 2002 film Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla directed by Masaaki Tezuka made its U.S. debut on November 3, which is internationally recognized as “Godzilla Day.” The screening was held in more than 450 cinemas across the country. Fans were able to enjoy the original Japanese version with English subtitles, and also an exclusive featurette that has never been seen before. On the same day, Godzilla guests at G-Fest had the opportunity to view the world premiere of the film Godzilla Festival Gigan Attackdirected Kazuhiro Nakagawa ( Godzilla Vs. Hedorah). Nakagawa produced the film to mark the 50th anniversary of the feature film’s predecessor, Godzilla vs. Gigan which was directed by Jun Fukuda.

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Godzilla Fans Got a Bunch of Good News

Toho has confirmed they are working on a new Godzilla film in development. Takashi Yamazaki, who worked for Toho’s previous Godzilla film Shin Godzilla is set to serve as the director of the film. While the film doesn’t have a title or current working title but it has a scheduled release date of Nov. 3, 2023. The sequel to Legendary Pictures Godzilla vs. Kongis being filmed with a release date set for March 15th, 2024.

People who wish to follow Kai-Zilla can find their Twitter account on this page. Kaiju fans can view movies starring Mechagodzilla and the King of the Monsters on Netflix and Prime Video.

One devoted Jojo fan has recreated the famous “Approaching Me” meme on their own in a selfie where they cosplayed as both Jotaro Brando and Dio Brando.

A passionate lover of the hugely loved franchise JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure has single-handedly recreated the iconic “Approaching Me” meme by cosplaying the characters Jotaro Kujo and Dio Brando.

Seanpai Senpai, a cosplayer with the handle @seanpaisen on Twitter, posted this image. Seanpai Senpai, who also uses the handle @seanpaisen, tweeted that the image was among their top picks and also that JoJo is a major motivation for their fitness efforts. In this picture,, the meme is meticulously recreated not just through cosplay but also by the use of color-lit lighting that recreates the yellow color palette of the manga which the meme was derived from.

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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, based on Hirohiko Araki’s manga with the same title has spawned a variety of memes, like the “Oh I see you’re trying to get me?” meme, two of these are the “Araki forgot!” meme, created by fans in response to the show’s many plot holes, and the “Yare Yare Daze” meme, which is a term frequently used by Jotaro and that roughly translates to “good grieving” in English. The JoJomanga is predicted to sell over 120,000,000 copies by the time it is released in December 2021. Its popularity in meme culture also speaks volumes.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure was serialized for the first time in the Weekly Shonen Jumpin 1997. The story begins in the 19th Century England in the 19th Century and is narrated by Jonathan Joestar. He is an aristocratic, young, who faces off against Dio Brando. Dio, who was a lower-class, but driven man, has been accepted by Jonathan Joestar’s father. Dio Brando is eventually able to find an ancient stone Aztec mask with extraordinary supernatural powers located in the possession and care of the Joestar family. Driven by the desire to be a leader and superiority over the rest, Dio utilizes the powers of the Aztec artifacts to make himself super-powerful. The battle to stop Dio continues for several generations in the Joestar family. Jotaro Kujo, the Joestar descendant who is depicted in the character, is the hero of the third arc. It’s called Stardust Crusaders.

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In October 2012, the first season of JoJo anime was released. The series has aired four more seasons since the first. Season 5, which was titled Stone Ocean, debuted in December of last year. The first 12 episodes are now available. The second part, consisting of episodes 13-24, is set to debut on Netflix this fall. The initial four seasons of JoJo and Part 1 of Stone Ocean are available to stream on Netflix.

The Bomb Devil confirms their absolute supremacy in an accurate Chainsaw Man cosplay that features the shaved head of our story’s protagonist Denji.

One Chainsaw Man cosplay establishes which devil truly reigns supreme.

The Bomb Girl is depicted in all her glory by the Italian costume master Higashi. The character is also holding the severed head of Denji on her lap. Cosplayers emphasized accuracy when making the costume because they assert that when wearing the helmet “they cannot be able to see anything.”

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Higashi is influenced by a variety of famous characters in popular culture. Their Reddit account features incredible recreations of 2B from Nier: Automata and Hu Tao and Shenhe from Genshin Impact. In addition, the Italian cosplayer isn’t alone in one recently bringing the Bomb Girl to life. A Reddit user whose name is tsubasakiiii uploaded images of their version of the Reze that has not been changed.

Chainsaw Man’s Beginnings

Tatsuki Fujimoto’s ongoing Chainsaw Manmanga first was published in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump in December 2018 before moving to Shonen Jump+ in 2020, where it continues its serialization. The story follows Denji an extremely poor young man who works dangerous and dangerous jobs to pay off his dead father’s huge debt. After his mafia bosses deceive the man and leave the man, Denji is recruited by an unsavory organization. He utilizes his skills to turn his head and limbs into chainsaws to hunt down and kill creatures.

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Despite making its debut fairly recently, Chainsaw Man already stands as the top-selling manga of all time alongside classics such as Hiro Mashima’s Rave Master and Clamp’s Cardcaptor Sakura. The series Fujimoto has also earned top positions on the New York Times Bestsellers list numerous times and has won multiple prizes, including Best Shonen Manga at the Shogakukan Manga Awards in 2021 and Best Manga at the Harvey Awards in 2021 and 2022.

The story’s anime adaptation by studio MAPPA ( Attack on Titan The Final Season) originally ran its first season from October through December 2022. It’s not known whether there will be a second season of the show since it is a massive disappointment. Chainsaw Man features Kikunosuke Asato as Denji, Mariya se as Himeno (Fairy Tail), Shogo Sakata as Aki (Fire Force), and Tomori Kusunoki as Makima (The Misfits at Demon King Academy).

The manga Chainsaw Man is distributed by VIZ Media in North America, while MAPPA’s series of anime is available on Crunchyroll and Hulu.

The Last of Us Part II fans prove doubters wrong by showing their muscles in a re-creation of Abby which shows that the character’s muscular body is real.

A big fan of The Last of Us Part II demonstrated that Abby Anderson could realistically be as sexy as she appears in a stunning cosplay.

Claire Max, @ClaireMax, posted images of her impressive cosplay on Twitter, with the humorous caption “But she’s quite uNrEaLiStIc.” She posted comparison pictures between her and Abby. Her posture was exactly like the images of Abby from The Last of Us Part II. Claire Max recreates Abby perfectly, showing off her muscle to prove that her gains in the game are really contrary to what other people have said.

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Max’s costume isn’t her first. She dressed up as the character from Disney’s Hercules in 2022 wearing an outfit that was inspired by the film of the same name. She snapped photos during Disney California Adventure Park’s Oogie Boogie Bash alongside Alyssa Onofreo, another influencer who cosplayed as Megara. They were joined by other cosplayers, who were dressed as Philoctetes. They were Megara’s fellow Hades assistants Pain and Panic and Philoctetes as assistants.

Who is Abby from The Last of Us Part II?

In The Last of Us Part II, Abby Anderson (Laura Bailey) is one of gaming’s most controversion protagonists/antagonists. Abby is the daughter of Jerry Anderson – the surgeon Joel murdered to save Ellie in the Firefly’s hospital hideout in Salt Lake City. After discovering her father dead, Abby swears vengeance against Joel. She eventually tracks him down and brutally beats him with a golf club before Ellie and his brother Tommy before finally killing him with a brutal strike to the head. Some fans were outraged by her portrayal, since following the time that Abby murdered Joel in Part I, Part II put gamers in the shoes of Abby.

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Will Joel die in The Last of Us Season 2?

Pedro Pascal who plays Joel in the series believes that it’s a necessity to die. He also said it would be a waste to keep following the first episode so closely and then stray from the direction it was on. “That’s my truthful answer.”

Craig Mazin, the showrunner suggested a potential shift in the direction of the series regarding Joel’s destiny however, Mazin also reminded viewers that he’s not scared to kill characters. He said, “I don’t have an issue with murdering characters.” This isn’t a surprise. The most important thing to know is that neither myself nor Neil Druckmann, the co-creator Neil Druckmann] feel constrained by the source material we chose to use.

Brandywine Cosplay shows off their incredible version of gender-swapped Eijiro Kirishima in a My Hero Academia cosplay that spotlights the hero.

My Hero Academia’s Eijiro Kirishima aka Red Riot comes to life in a terrifying and gender-swapped cosplay.

The costume was created by costume designer extraordinaire Brandywine Cosplay, the cosplay provides the high school student and upcoming hero’s battle attire with a feminine flair while showing off its spike-covered mask as well as shoulder armors that resemble gears. Reddit’s account of the popular and skilled cosplayer also contains images of equally impressive recreations of My Hero Academia’s Mina Ashido/Pinky as well as Fullmetal Alchemist’s Winry Rockbell, and Pokemon’s Misty and Cubone. The cosplayers also created a gender-swapped version of the Nickelodeon show Danny Phantom’s titular hero ghost.

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The Storyline of My Hero Academia

Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia first appeared in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in July 2014. The series has since produced 37 volumes of material. The story takes place in a universe where everyone has an ability known as a quirk. The story follows Izuku who is a high school student without a quirk.

The series recently reached the incredible milestone of 85 million copies sold around the globe which makes Horikoshi’s Tale one of the most popular mangas ever, along with Keisuke Itagaki’s Baki the Grappler and Yoshihiro Togashi’s Hunter x Hunter. My Hero Academia’s graphic book Vol. 33 has been featured on the NYT Bestsellers List for several years. 33 taking third place in the list since March 2023. It was a mere notch in the middle of Moon Rising by Tui T. Sutherland and Collaborations by Dav Pilkey.

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My Hero Academia Counts Celebrities Among Its Fans

My Hero Academia has a large and passionate fan-following who share their enthusiasm for the series by purchasing manga volumes and making awesome cosplays. Beyond the gender-swapped Brandywine Cosplay’s Kirishima, other recently released examples include a charming take on Ochaco Uraraka, her gravity-defining hero’s suit, and a racy recreation of Midoriya in his dark vigilante phase. Cosplay has been utilized by a variety of celebrities to demonstrate their appreciation for My Hero Academia. Megan Thee Stallion, Grammy Award-winning rapper, shared her interpretation of Rabbit Hero Mirko on Twitter at the end of the season.

The studio Bones’ adaptation of My Hero Academia (Mob Psycho 100) is accessible on Crunchyroll or Hulu. Six seasons of the show have been made and the show has won many awards, including the Best Fighting Scene in the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2021. VIZ Media distributes manga in North America.