Cosplay ID Fails – WHO ARE THOSE?????

Cosplayers work hard on their costumes, but sometimes someone fails to know who they are! In this series of Cosplay ID Fails, Captain Kyle and Maeden showcase 10 cosplayers who suffered a case of mistaken identity!

It is impossible to know every fandom, but sometimes what people think a cosplayer is dressed as is quite different from what they were going for. These fun mistakes are seen in this video with 11 different cosplay photos (10 different cosplayers) where the subject was mistaken for a different character entirely.

If you would like to share your Cosplay ID Fail story with us and possibly be featured in a future video,
message or tag us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter @FandomSpotlite and use the hashtag #CosplayIDFail. Tell us your story, mentioned who you were cosplaying and what someone called you.

In this video, we featured:
Rick Strange Cosplay (Serpentor) – https://www.facebook.com/Ric.Strange.Cosplay
George M (Dr.Strange)
Mad Shim Cosplay (Mork and Majin Buu) – https://www.instagram.com/madshim/
Ace Cosplay (Captain Cold) – https://www.facebook.com/AceOfSwordsCosplay
Superbuggin (Clawhauser) – https://www.instagram.com/superbuggin
Blake C (Sheriff Hopper)
Paul L (Riddler) – https://www.facebook.com/paulv70
Chrissycat84 – https://www.instagram.com/chrissycat84 and https://www.twitter.com/chrissycat84
Michelle V (10th Doctor)
Joe Colton Cosplay (Wonder Woman) – https://www.facebook.com/JoeColtonCosplay/

About Kyle Williamson

"Captain" Kyle Williamson is a cosplayer, actor, writer, fan and author of "The Elements of Cosplay: The Costume and Beyond." He has also interviewed hundreds of actors, authors and cosplayers and has moderated panels for conventions such as Wizard World, Retro Con, Terrificon, Farpoint and Shore Leave to name a few. You can follow him on Twitter @captainkylepa and Instagram @captainkylephilly.

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