Horned Cosplays Over The Years Part 1
Yesterday I created and posted a retrospective gallery of cosplay as a joke about the fact that April 16 was “National Horny Day,” a suspect ‘holiday” if there ever was one. Initially I pulled any photos of cosplay with horns I could find, but when all was said and done I had more than 250 images. So I made the gallery about cosplays from Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid because all the dragons have horns. But that left nearly 200 images of horned cosplays that I had already made into galleries. So here we have the first of two.
Here is where you get to see Jester from Critical Role, Castanic characters from Tera, Zero Two from Darling in the Franxxx and even some Homestuck. I only chose those characters who have horns as part of there bodies, not in costumes. That ruled out Loki, but includes Mountain Lady from My Hero Academia even tough her horns seem to be a part of her costume. And despite the fact that Zero Two wears a headband that makes it look like the horns are a costume, fans of the anime will know that the horns are all natural.
Oh, and all the Bowsette cosplays that were the rage in the past couple of years.
Among the cosplayers in this first of two galleries are chickalittle, Deadlysymmetry, nataliefuinha, Greengrasspony Cosplay, hopeybocos, Linda Devastation, anniethehorror, Momochi Cosplays, emmaleemakes, amaranthinebunny, glassarrow917, faerieprincen, hailiumworkshop, effie.marie, savage83, kinslayerx, Blossoming Cosplay, Cowbutt Crunchies Cosplay, Scarlet Stitch, Mieu, Mink the Satyr Cosplay, Dragoness Cosplay, teddysher, Jo Fate, girlyoubekellynm, ninisauruscosplay, and many more.
We now use Smugmug to present cosplay photo galleries and will post all photos there, with a link to each gallery in its own gallery article. This will allow us to give you higher resolution images to download — still for free.
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