I never said that though. I even admitted I cosplay myself. Haven't done it much though. My girlfriend and I at that time went together to a convention as Green Arrow and Black Canary. I've even cosplayed L from Death Note when my hair was longer and my friends were the other characters from that show. My point was just that it is cosplayers paradise when you go to stuff like that but it's not like we'd wear our costumes and get away with it just anywhere.
Man whatever. You would dress like Dante just to go out? Dante's design really does look more like a costume more than anything. It's not like he threw his apparel together after going shop through JC Penny or something. I wouldn't dress like any version of Dante unless it was for a convention or costume party or something.But Dante wouldn't be cartoonish if he lived in real world. Besides even if Dante looked like this in real world:
I'd think few people would laugh at him. They would stare and think "That guy looks weird" (clothes + weapons+ white hair).
But what about Dante in that picture is far from laughable and weird or uncool?
- He is in shape
- And he looks pretty good
So how is Dante a laughing matter if he appeared like that in real life?
We could drop the guns and sword.
Unusual but not laughable.
And if Dante existed in real world, his clothes would be more realistic. He was never made to reflect real people either, he has white hair, a sword, two guns and demon herritage.
If Dante appeared in real world dressed as he was in DMC 3 or DMC 1 (DMC4 was just poorly designed Dante):
Many people would look at him and think hes weird. I agree with that.
But people wouldn't necessarily laugh at him for that.
In our contemporary world we are used to cosplays, and we are used to people being different.And people who probably would burst out in laugh are people who are not in the cities or live a life where they are barely exposed to society.
I ordered a pizza and answered the door dressed like a Ninja Turtle before. I made that delivery guy's day.
Pfft yea right, he still probably would considering who the audience might be.
Well if the audience are people who are from this generation and not past ones - i doubt they would laugh.
What? No. It's nothing to do with generations. It's just whoever likes it and really just doesn't think it's silly.
But we just did something like that as some silly prank for attention. I was a sophomore in high school and there was a Wal-Mart like right next to our school. It's different than me dressing up as Solid Snake and going around acting like him in public in a mental state of mind that it really is universally accepted. Some people laughed, others thought I was an idiot, Metal Gear fans starting quoting sh!t as I passed by. It was a silly joke. There's the difference.
I do have one, but if you want to prove a point why should my money be spent on it?
