Showing posts with label Xenosaga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Xenosaga. Show all posts

05 November 2011

Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra: Uzuki Shion

xenosaga episode iii: also sparch zarathustra cosplay - uzuki shion

Born on the planet Miltia, Shion is the daughter of Suou and Aoi, workers for the U-TIC Organization. She lived a happy life with her parents and her older brother Jin, who is 13 years older than she is. Unfortunately, she was left to her father’s care after her mother was diagnosed with a disease linked to U-DO. Shion regularly visited her mother in Labyrinthos’ hospital and saw the part of the Song of Nephilim in her mother’s room.

Cute cosplay by Nicole! Really love the details on her shield, and I think she’s also using her own hair for this cosplay. A definite plus in my book. Thanks again for allowing me to feature this!

09 November 2009

Xenosaga: KOS-MOS 02

xenosaga cosplay - kos-mos 02

Cosplayer Ilonka from Puerto Rico emailed me her cosplay photos some time ago. She plays KOS-MOS from Xenosaga, showing her version 4 skeleton. Some people might think this is version 2 or 3 because of the wings from her Tertiary Weapon System, but those were photoshoped into the final picture.

Thank you for your contribution, Ilonka! We look forward to more of your cosplays soon!

03 January 2008

Xenosaga: KOS-MOS

xenosaga cosplay - kos-mos

The cosplay is awesome, and the bike is even more awesome, so please click on the image to view the larger image in its full glory…

The cosplayer is recreating KOS-MOS from Xenosaga, an android developed by the interstellar conglomerate Vector Industries. The name “KOS-MOS” stands for “Kosmos Obey Strategical Multiple Operation Systems”, a recursive acronym used to denote an anti-Gnosis tactic system. She has a tendency to put logic and probability first makes her difficult to manage at times. Her true identity is that of Mary Magdalene, called the partner of the Messiah.

I love the cosplay… Makes me wonder if one is allowed to drive such a vehicle in public.

Photo is credited to Amanda Nanawa of DMW: Digital Music W… Original article can be found here.