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Every Good Cosplayer Needs A Minion – Taking Your Costumes Up To Eleven

Imagine you're a Cosplayer and you dress up as Superman. You've got a crowd around you and you want to put on a good show. Now image you could touch a button and the famous John Williams score starts to play. Or you're Wolverine and when you slide out your claws, a loud "Snikt" fills the room. Or your entrance as the Doctor is proceeded by that heart-warming sound of the Tardis materializing.

Minion1The guys at VFX Creative Studios want to make that happen.

They were designing large puppets for haunted houses and tried to find a special effects system that they could use. Once they found one that worked, the realized how it could be a whole lot better and have gone about creating that very system. A wireless special effects set up that could be worn by actors, costumed character, LARPers and cosplayers.

Their six option set up even included a "hacker" kit that will allow you to put the trigger buttons into your props… such as the trigger of a gun or the handle of a sword. It's also crazy loud. At a possible 106 dbs, that is louder than a chainsaw or power drill.

If this is something that interests you, check out their kickstarter page and back them. You never know… this just might be the missing ingredient you needed to make that Howard Stern/Fart Man cosplay costume you've always wanted to do. (Like there won't be someone out there getting a personal special effects machine to do stuff like this.)

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Dan WicklineAbout Dan Wickline

Has quietly been working at Bleeding Cool for over three years. He has written comics for Image, Top Cow, Shadowline, Avatar, IDW, Dynamite, Moonstone, Humanoids and Zenescope. He is the author of the Lucius Fogg series of novels and a published photographer.
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