I was planning to go to Comicon in Richmond on ghe 14th, but I broke my arm last week and got put in a full arm cast going from my shoulder to my thumb today like the one in the picrel. Does anyone have any good ideas to work the cast into a cosplay? Thanks
You're just going to hurt yourself putting on a cosplay with a broken arm. Just buy yourself a couple of fun metallic sharpies, and ask cosplayers you want a picture with if they would like to sign it and take a photo with them. Just have a fun little opportunity for human interaction and memories.
>>10934911The sharpies is a cute idea, but you realize people with broken arms still have to change their clothes and shower too, right? Like sure don't cosplay something with several complicated pieces to put on, but something simple might be fine. Someone like Edward Elric or Deku would be funny in a cast. Any Shonen character you could probably get away with in a cast since they all get beat up so much (like Naruto or Demon Slayer characters). You could add more bandages too.
>>10934956The problem is not changing the clothes, it's MAKING the clothes. Which people with broken arms don't usually do.
>>10934956i was actually thinking when i saw this thread yesterday that it could be cute to paint the cast to resemble automail. edward's outfit is fairly simple to wear with a cast as well.
>>10934907Ayanami Rei
>>10934982I was thinking you could get away with saying your automail was acting up and needed to see winry, but your idea is cute too>>10934977Only one arm is broken.If the costume is simple you can sew with one working arm
>>10934907Boko the Bear
