Ozine Fest 2012 Part 2 : Mecha

I’ve been so busy this past week and I’m sorry guys for not updating this blog for awhile. Anyway, here’s the continuation of my Cosplay post. Ozine Fest is an annual event that aims to gather all the Filipino cosplayers. Again, Cosplay is a type of performance art in which participants don costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea. This character might be taken from an anime, manga, comics, superhero and more. There are different types of cosplayers. You’ve seen the usual cosplayers from my previous entry and now let me feature another type of cosplaying which is popularly known as “MechaPhotobucket

Mecha is a type of cosplay that is generally robotic in nature. Most Mecha costumes are detailed and they are pretty impressive as well. The image above shows a great example of mecha cosplay. Inspired from Transformers. This impressive-looking “Shockwave” was created and wore by Mr Richard Cheng or better known as Rb Cheng. He is one of the most popular cosplayers in the Philippines and Mecha costume is his specialty.

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I’ve seen a lot of Iron Man inspired suits too. What makes Mecha Costumes more interesting is that most of them are improvised and made by artistic and creative individuals. Unlike Usual cosplaying, Mecha Cosplayers should pay attention to details. They are difficult to wear too and they have to shoulder all the weight.

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Cosplaying is open for all ages, Just look at that cute little girl wearing her cute Optimus Prime costume. I forgot to asked her name though but I’m happy that I managed to take a photo of her. I’m not sure if Super sentai are considered as mecha but I’m going to include them here. I’m not really a big fan of Super Sentai except for Power Rangers.

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Most of the Mecha Cosplay are inspired from some of the most notable anime and movies like Gundam, Transformers and Voltes V.  I will feature the best the worst costumes in my next entry. Have fun!

10 thoughts on “Ozine Fest 2012 Part 2 : Mecha

      • July 21, 2012 at 1:45 pm
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        got lah… who says we don't? At Bukit Bintang usually.
        Last year, even Danny Choo came to town and meet up with his "comrades" here.
        Also, a piece on Malaysia cosplayers was published in the Star newspaper some time back. Of course, ours not really big scale as our neighbours lah…

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        • July 23, 2012 at 3:52 am
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          Yalah, we have it annually at Bukit Bintang… or is it Sungai Wang?

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  • July 21, 2012 at 6:09 am
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    yeah, have not seen you being active in the blogsphere recently.. hope you're fine..

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  • July 21, 2012 at 6:11 am
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    wow, i've heard of cosplay but didn't know cosplay is so deep with its own sub-categories!!! amazing..

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  • July 21, 2012 at 6:12 am
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    so mecha cosplay is something new to me.. specifically robotic cosplay, and i agree, it's even tougher than normal cosplay..

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  • July 21, 2012 at 6:15 am
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    amazing robots.. all those ironman, transformers, gundam.. errr, am i right?? hahaha, because i'm really no anime fans~~

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  • July 23, 2012 at 3:56 am
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    I can only recognize Ironman, lol!

    I like to see the cosplay, although I don't know the characters. I really salute them (cosplayers) to putting so much effort to ensure their costume look real and detailed!

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  • July 24, 2012 at 8:47 am
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    Transformer, Ironman or Power Rangers, I am guessing it.

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