So I'm considering buying a fancy dress costume, what to get though?

[Mr Allen]

Been looking on Buy Fancy Dress Costumes Online | Jokers Masquerade™ Uk for a costume for the End of Summer Cos Play Ball at the Royal Victoria Hotel on the 17th of September, but can't decide what to get?

I'm thinking either Banana Man, He Man or Spider Man, or something else, I have costumes for Batman, Superman and Darth Vader.

I could hire a Banana Man from a local fancy dress shop for £50, but it would be cheaper to buy one outright.

And I found an extra large He Man on eBay, tried a medium one on in Barnsley last week and it was too tight on me.

 

[Aspie_rin]

Banana man would be the most original as most people do not know the character (I didn't), so most people wouldn't be dressed as him but since he's not very known people would not know who you're dressed as (though they will see that it's a parodic version of batman). It's a good way to introduce him to more people though!

Banana man, Spider man, Batman and Darth Vader all have masks, wich can make it harder to see, so from that angle He-Man and superman would be the better choice. Though capes can get in the way sometimes, and superman has a cape, though if you're inside this would be less of a problem. In terms of practicality the He-man cosplay would be the best.

 

[Mr Allen]

Banana man would be the most original as most people do not know the character (I didn't), so most people wouldn't be dressed as him but since he's not very known people would not know who you're dressed as (though they will see that it's a parodic version of batman). It's a good way to introduce him to more people though!

Banana man, Spider man, Batman and Darth Vader all have masks, wich can make it harder to see, so from that angle He-Man and superman would be the better choice. Though capes can get in the way sometimes, and superman has a cape, though if you're inside this would be less of a problem. In terms of practicality the He-man cosplay would be the best.

I just been to a fancy dress shop and tried on Darth Vader and Batman costumes, they fitted fine but they were same as I've already got more or less.

I'm going to get the Banana Man one from Joke.co.uk, £34.99 plus £4 postage, cheaper than hiring one

Banana Man info

 

[BK201]

I've never heard of He-Man. LOL, I wonder what that costume looks like.

 

[Southern Discomfort]

I've never heard of He-Man. LOL, I wonder what that costume looks like.

He-Man was an action hero from the 80s or there abouts. It was a children's animation.

 

[FreeDiver]

If you can get someone to make this one. This might work. This one has aspie written all over it.

 

[Joel's Hear]

Just not spider man! Mr. Bean? Mermaid Man. Skeletor?

 

[BK201]

He-Man was an action hero from the 80s or there abouts. It was a children's animation.

I Googled it and I think I may even have seen a couple of episodes on Cartoon Network when I was a child. I'm not sure though, and I didn't speak English back then...

 

[xudo]

Banana Man. There's on guy who usually cosplays as him at the cons in Cardiff, and it's always really popular, because you never see people cosplay as him.

 

[Hopeless_Aspie_Guy]

I've never heard of He-Man. LOL, I wonder what that costume looks like.

Sam could kill him with his half eaten lollipop given that he's practically invulnerable.