Gallery de cosplay : Spécial ''bordel qu'il fait chaud!!''

par Neosilver Lun 12 Aoû 2013 - 17:32

C'est le bi-annuelle comic market édition 84e (a.k.a comiket) fin de semaine qui viens de ce terminer et il fallait s'attendre a ce que je vous post une gallery de cosplay post huh!!!

cette fois ci je vous en ai mis une spécial ''très chaud..... ou plutot trop chaud!!''.

Et oui, on n'y pense pas tout le temps, car on vois le monde en cosplay dans des batiments...mais en réalité on n'est pas tout le temps a l'intérieur...et encore moins a l'air climatiser....

certain cosplay peuvent être vraiment...vraiment chaud a porter. Alors en plus quand la température a l'extérieur s'y met et qu'il fais de base dans les environs de 27-30 degré celsius..... imaginer juste a l'intérieur du cosplay!!! on peut y gagné parfois facilement 10 degré minimum!

et oublié un système de refroidissement interne...et ce même si c'est un cosplay de mecha!!

Certain on la chance d'avoir un cosplay adéquat pour l'occasion.... nous voyons a la fin une gang de gars ayant cosplay le groupe de l'animé Free : iwatobi swim club !!

tout vas bien... si on a pas une peau qui a tendance a brulé au soleil!!

This weekend, Comic Market (aka "Comiket") rolled through Tokyo. How scorching was it? Time to bust out the thermal cameras!
Japan's largest networks featured Comiket on their news variety shows, focusing on the boiling temperatures. The country is being hit with a heat wave that has topped 40°C (104ºF). The high temps are serious; sadly, four have recently died from heat stroke.
FujiTV's Mr. Sunday introduced Comiket as an "anime event" (which isn't exactly correct, FujiTV!) and focused on cosplayers in heavy costumes and people sweating.

Here, an Ultraman cosplayer is talking about how rough it is due to the heat.

"It's very hot," says this Resident Evil cosplayer.

And here is one of a couple sweaty backs Mr. Sunday showed.

Cosplayers sweating through their outfits.

Showing just how hot this Mazinger Z costume is...

...with a thermal camera. The areas in white are 43°C (109ºF). Geez, that really, really looks hot.
Knowing that, it really makes you appreciate cosplayers who were willing to deal with the awful temperatures to don masks, make-up, and heavy outfits.

Brave cosplayers like this, who, let's face, could risk heatstroke if they're not incredibly careful:

Then, there were the cosplayers dressed as characters in swimwear, which might have helped them beat the heat (though, problematic for those who burn):

And with high attendance numbers and all those people packed inside the convention hall, things didn't feel much better for those out of costume, either. Kotaku's Toshi Nakamura summed it up best: "I was there, and the heat was pretty fucking terrible."