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Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Princess Tiana from “The Princess and the Frog” franchise. Disclaimer: All images and videos used, do not belong to FnC and belong to their respective owners.

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He usually behaves phlegmatically and walks slouching almost as if he is sleepwalking. He appears to be tormented by the ghosts of his past and has frequent nightmares of his life in the Syndicate. He considers he already died once and therefore doesn't often show fear at the possibility of being killed, often acting as if to challenge death, as stated in a famous clip on his Swordfish II ship saying ¨Whatever happens, happens.¨ The crew of the spaceship Bebop are bounty hunters that roam the galaxy in search of criminals. Spike Spiegel was the main character throughout the show’s 26 episodes. The criminal organization becomes a kind of family for Spike and, thanks to his skills, he manages to become, in a short time, one of the top men, even being considered by many in the Red Dragon to someday be the leader. He loses his right eye in an unknown accident, which occurred in a mission on behalf of the Red Dragon, after which he was implanted an artificial eye. Spike visits Laughing Bull] Laughing Bull: "Swimming bird will meet a woman. The bird will be hunted by this woman. And then death." Spike Spiegel: "One more time." Laughing Bull: "What's that?" Spike Spiegel: "I was killed once before by a woman." The costume is basically just a suit and tie and a few other things, so it won’t be difficult to put it all together properly. It’s comfortable, fashionable, and helps create the perfect persona when what you want is to look exactly like Spike Spiegel.

Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Sephiroth from the Final Fantasy VII franchise. Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Scarlet Scarab (Layla El-Faouly) from the Moonknight franchise. Although people often talk about cowboys in an almost heroic sense, his image is far from the idea of one and, on the contrary, has characteristics typical of an antihero. He never acts to protect anyone, but only for interest, so he often has to be persuaded to commit himself to a hunt he considers only a little exciting, has a rather sharp and cynical sense of humor; when he pursues a bounty, he throws himself head-first into action, regardless of the damage caused to people and buildings. Spike also doesn't have the slightest moral scruples of having to kill someone. In the movie, he even tells an old woman that he and the Bebop crew don't serve and protect and that their work is strictly business, though Jet doubts that he actually means that.It is unclear exactly what links Vicious and Julia, though it seems most likely that Julia was somehow subdued by Vicious and obliged to obey him. Some elements reveal she might have had a romantic relationship with him, further explaining Vicious's anger at Spike for engaging in an affair with her. Spike Spiegel ( スパイク・スピーゲル , Supaiku Supīgeru ?) is a bounty hunter on a spaceship called the Bebop and travels through the space with his crew. Before becoming a bounty hunter, Spike was a member of the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate. Spike displayed many talents and abilities, including being skilled in hand-to-hand combat and martial-arts fighting. The Real Folk Blues (Part 1) Spike Spiegel: "When this is over, I'm leaving the Syndicate." Julia: "They’ll kill you. You know how they work." Spike Spiegel: "Let them say I'm dead. I'll be waiting at the graveyard. By the graves, not in one." Julia: "Spike, I can't come with you." Spike Spiegel: "Yes, you can. We'll leave here. We'll get out of this." Julia: "And go where? And do what?" Spike Spiegel: "Live. Be free. It'll be like watching a dream..." Harley Quinn is a fictional character appearing in American comic books produced by DC Comics. She was created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for Batman: The Animated Series as a henchwoman for the supervillain Joker, debuting in its 22nd episode, “Joker’s Favor”, on September 11, 1992. Harley Quinn’s real name is Harleen Frances Quinzel. She is a former psychologist at Gotham City’s Arkham Asylum who was manipulated by and fell in love with the Joker, her patient, eventually becoming his accomplice and lover. Harley Quinn is known for her playful personality and her love for the Joker. She has also been depicted as a supervillain who has left her abusive and codependent relationship with the Joker behind. Harley Quinn has appeared in various media adaptations, including television shows, films, and video games. In Stray Dog Strut, while hunting an animal thief, Jet and Spike meet Ein, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Unbeknownst to either Spike or Jet, Ein is a data dog with human intelligence. Jet decides to take Ein in.

Ganyu is a character in the popular action role-playing game Genshin Impact. She is a Cryo Element archer and serves as a secretary at the Yuehai Pavilion of Liyue Harbor. Ganyu is a half-human, half-Adepti, which is a type of powerful, god-like being in the world of Teyvat. She has a loyal and diligent personality, but she also struggles with her identity and her sense of belonging. She is one of the most powerful characters in the game, especially as a main DPS or a sub-DPS. Bayonetta was born Cereza, the child of an Umbra Witch and a Lumen Sage. Her birth caused a rift between the two clans, and she was eventually sealed away for her own safety. After 500 years, she awakens and sets out to discover her past and protect the world from those who would seek to destroy it. In Session 1, Spike and Jet set out to Tijuana in pursuit of Asimov Solensan, a former Syndicate member on the run with his wife, Katerina Solensan. Asimov and Katerina are selling Red Eye, which Asimov takes to gain an edge on the many bounty hunters and Syndicate members trying to do him in. Spike consults Laughing Bull, a Native American spiritual guide, on where he can find the couple. Laughing Bull gives him the information he seeks, but warns Spike that he will meet a woman, he will be hunted by this woman, and then death. Spike sighs, replying that he was already killed by a woman once before. In his pursuit of Asimov, Spike engages Katerina in conversation and discovers that the couple plans to escape to Mars in hopes of starting a new life. Seeing himself and his dreams of Julia in the couple, Spike is horrified to witness the grim end that ultimately befalls the pair. Ryuk is a fictional character in the manga series Death Note, created by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. He is a Shinigami, a god of death, who drops a Death Note, a notebook that allows the user to kill anyone simply by knowing their name and face, into the human world to find relief from the boredom of his own realm The designer also factors in another switch toward the end of the season when Vicious also wears this costume and there is “this consideration of movement” to incorporate the big fight scene in Episode 8. The fake blood continuity is a big challenge with both this look and Spike’s suit. “I don't know how many of them we have but you completely trash the suit,” laughs Holland. Julia

Gren: "I get it now, you're the one. You're Spike. Julia was always talking about you. Your eyes are different colors. I remember her saying that. Said you get a strange feeling if you keep looking straight into his eyes." Spike Spiegel: "Where’d you meet her? Where was she?" Gren: "Right on the corner bar stool. She'd slip in when I wasn't looking. She asked me to play the same song every time she came in. Strange lilting tune. And then she would smile. Oh, what a smile. So sad. So beautiful." Score composer Yoko Kanno said that "Spike is portrayed as a typical old-style Japanese man, where the man says, 'Don't complain, don't say anything, just follow me. And watch me do things.' And it's a very old-fashioned aesthetic of how a man should be. In Japan, all of the girls are big fans of him." [11]

The Real Folk Blues (Part 2) Julia: "It was raining that day as well." Spike Spiegel: "And so you didn't come because of the rain?" Julia: "I was supposed to kill you. It was all set up. If I had, I would have been free." Spike Spiegel: "So why didn't you? You chose to be hunted. Why?" Julia: "Why did you love me?" Jupiter Jazz (Part 1) Spike Spiegel: "I’m gonna go look for my woman. You can go look for that other woman." The story of Cowboy Bebop finished with Spike lying still on the floor. White doves are shown flying over Spike's motionless body, reminiscent of the doves that flew by Julia when she was fatally shot. The song "Blue" plays as the credits roll. At the end of the credits is the aforementioned fading star, which goes out completely followed by a monochrome still of Spike's profile. If you weren’t featured in this round don’t worry! These are just the pictures that came across our feed this time around. If you would like to be featured in the future just message us and send us your image!Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Vi from the Arcane (League of Legends) franchise. Spike often wears a light blue leisure suit. If you’ve ever seen any fashions from the disco era, you’ll definitely recognize the high collars and fabric creases of one of these outfits. Spike's age of 27 is a reference to the 27 Club, comprised of many famous musicians who have died at the age. Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Aela the Huntress from the Skyrim franchise.