Comiket 93 [Cosplay Photo Report]

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Jan. 08, 2018 19:53 PST

Oh, Comiket, how we love you! The cosplay, the fun crowds, and of course, the doujinshi... The world-famous convention is held every winter (known affectionately as FuyuComi) and summer (NatsuComi), and the 93rd Comiket was held at Tokyo Big Sight from Dec. 29-31.

The total number of attendees was at around 550,000 despite adverse weather over the weekend, making the turnout roughly 50,000 more than Comiket 92! There were also 10,600 doujin circles and booths as well as more phenomenal cosplayers than anyone could count! If you think you’re ready, then sit back, get comfy, and admire.

Let’s start it off with some fan favorites!

Surprisingly adorable for **Attack on Titan**!

Another beautiful Miku for good measure~

This pair is rocking some brilliant **Laputa: Castle in the Sky** costumes,

Keeping with the classic theme, the whole **Pokémon** crew is here!

Cloud is armed and ready, Buster Sword in hand,

The whole cast of **Final Fantasy XV** came to get their hands on some doujinshi as well~

Don't mess with this **Fullmetal Alchemist** trio.

An intense photographic encounter between **Dragon Ball**’s Master Roshi and Frieza - plus a cameo from a certain loud **Doraemon** character...

Newer favorites were featured all over, as well. It appears that even Link was taking a break from his Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild journey!

This talented **Yuri!!! on Ice** cosplayer has the Yuri Plisetsky attitude and presence perfected.

Beware, you won’t want to look this Lelouch vi Britannia in the eye!

It looks like Rem and Emilia have found their way to our world~

Say hello to Serval, Kaban, and Lucky Beast!

This **Fate/Grand Order** lineup really went the extra mile with those frames!

Didn't make it to this Fuyucomi? Fear not, because there’s always another Comiket on the horizon to prepare for! And of course, you can always look forward to our next report~

For more of Comiket 93, check out the photo gallery below.

This is a Tokyo Otaku Mode original article with photography by Takemori Soh and Komaya Yusuke.