Who is the most googled cosplayer

To this day, the franchise remains popular, and cosplayers have been busy using their costume-making skills to bring to life series mainstays such as Hinata in 11th and Kakashi in 20th. Surprisingly, fans appear less inclined to don the robes of their favourite Jedi and Sith from a galaxy far, far away. Part of the cosplay experience is being able to embody powerful individuals, leaving behind reality for a day or longer and capturing the gravitas of their portrayal with an authentic costume.

It is therefore unsurprising that fans enjoy dressing up as Levi Ackerman from Attack On Titan , who is the 22nd highest-ranking character to cosplay. One of the biggest anime series of all time, Demon Slayer follows the remaining two members of the Kamado family — Tanjiro and Nezuko — as they seek a cure for the demon curse that ails Nezuko. The young soon-to-be demon has become a favourite of cosplayers, ranking 27th on the list of characters.

The characters may not rank highly individually, but the amount of variation on offer has made the franchise a go-to choice for cosplayers. Sailor Moon rides the waves to the tenth spot, capping off the list with another manga and anime entry. This comes as no surprise to anyone who is familiar with the franchise, as the Japanese classic is filled with colour and vibrancy, a guaranteed way to stand out amongst the crowd of Harley Quinns and Spider-Mans at any pop-culture convention.

We subsequently added these totals together and identified which were the most popular. As Arrow continues to grow more and more popular, these cosplays continue to appear. Yet, there were multiple cosplayers who were absolutely dedicated and had already purchased or made their own, new Season Four cosplay. That was pretty wicked! I always love having fun with those who get really into the Joker character at conventions.

They certainly know how to keep you entertained! It was so awesome. Jason David Frank is a frequent comic con visitor, and loves seeing fans cosplaying his character. Go Go Power Rangers! She is such a great character to cosplay! What cosplays do you frequently see at conventions?

Julia recently published her first novel, titled; Anomic. She has a B. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Skip to content. One of the most successful at finding her space in the market is Japan's top cosplayer, Enako, 27, from Japan, who claimed she made half a million dollars last year through cosplaying and selling merchandise.

Enako has more than 1. Enako's fortunes appear to be steadily moving up. The amount of money Enako made from cosplaying shocked her fans to the extent that some turned on her, calling for her to apologize for bragging about her wealth in the middle of the COVID pandemic.

Enako isn't the only cosplayer who's found a way to make bank from dressing up as animated characters. Insider spoke to four cosplayers based in Asia to find out how they get cash from cosplaying. One of Southeast Asia's top cosplayers is an androgynous model who goes by the stage name Hakken, who asked that their real name not be used.

Hakken, 23, lives in Malaysia and started cosplaying when they were 13, but saw their career take off around three years ago. They now have more than 2. Instead of just trying to re-create a two-dimensional animation, I dial down the makeup and try to look as natural as possible, while re-imagining what the character might look like in real life. But looking that good is expensive. But Hakken, who manages themselves and makes upfront payments for their costumes and photoshoots, says the returns more than justify the investment.

Insider independently verified their financial claims. Hakken's considerable social media following and good looks mean brands have also started to notice them. On top of selling prints and photo books of themselves, Hakken has partnered with gaming companies and a prefecture-level travel association in Japan to be the face of their advertising campaigns.