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My second Cosplay at ColossalCon8, Link from Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. I saw Saria, from Ocarina of Time, walking down the hall and *Duelistabbeyryou snapped this photo.
Saria is  , by the way.A couple of people to thank for this one. Firstly  for the leatherwork, as it was an integral part of the costume and he did an awesome job. =3 The sword arm bracer got a lot of compliments, and the shield arm one was very helpful in keeping this costume comfortable.Fiberglass Blades [link] for the sword, one of the coolest parts of the outfit. Security stopped me several times thinking it was real before somebody told me to get it tagged. Security spent ten minutes fawning over it. X3 And last, but certainly not least, I have to give major props to my mother, as I don't quite possess the sewing ability for a costume this complicated. She did a fantastic job! |
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There is an unexplainable peace in the darkness, just like the rays of the bright sun can violently harm and destroy.
There are guys that do a fantastic Link- ~InkyLink and ~Forcebewitya to name two- but Link's appearance makes him a perfect character for girls. Seriously.
Perhaps the problem is that Link is a pretty androgynous guy and I'm a pretty androgynous girl. It seems to work out ok.
I love your Link cosplay, it's one of the best I've ever seen!
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