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Cosplay was again a major part of this event, with the organisers devoting a catwalk masquerade on both days to those who had dressed up as their favourite characters from videogames and TV, ranging from Street Fighter, Pokemon and Mortal Kombat through to many Marvel films and modern cult drama Game of Thrones.
This time round I took pictures of many more people in their incredible outfits. Last time, there were occasional moments when I shyed away from asking to take a picture, as it’s not human nature to just stop someone in the street and ask to take a photo of them, and you see some people walking from A to B, and with a sense of purpose, and you feel bad for stopping them. However, I’ve realised that anyone cosplaying will be happy for you to politely take their picture.
Most of the following pictures can also be seen on my two Facebook albums for Saturday and Sunday, but occasionally my (lack of) camera skills let me down and so for those which aren’t my own, full credit has been given. Also, there are some characters/cosplayers I do not know, so please tell me if you do know.
Below are my Saturday Cosplay pictures plus a video of a number of Superheroes and Villains playing football, with the Sunday pictures on the next page.
This picture is courtesy of Cable Tie Photography.
Also, check out Jay Charlie Cosplay on Facebook.
This picture is courtesy of Team Neko UK.
Also check out his Psycho Mutant Facebook page.
Those taking part include Danielle Craig as Jade from Mortal Kombat IX, Dan Peter Logan Pearlman as The Amazing Spider-Man, Thomas Andrew Owen as Chris Redfield, Dave Starmer as The Joker and more.
After the football, the last minute is a brief Superhero fight – taken on October 11th just after the cosplay parade, featuring Danielle Craig as Chun-Li, Dan Peter Logan Pearlman as Comic Wolverine and more.
Go to page 4 for the Sunday cosplay pictures.
Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.