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This Japanese Father And Daughter Look Awesome When They Cosplay Together

April 3, 2024 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Cosplay can be more enjoyable when you have someone else dressing with you. For instance, a Japanese girl who goes by the alias Ofumi has a devoted cosplay buddy–her father. The two of them dress in costumes designed to be worn together and have created their character. Dad is usually an enforcer. He is often furrowing his eyebrows and snarling while wielding an axe. Ofumi … [Read more...] about This Japanese Father And Daughter Look Awesome When They Cosplay Together

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