People like Link and Zelda (and even Conn) have been playing since the series debut, but these are (relatively) lighter. When you play Nintendo they change, dress, put on make-up, get weapons, get boom. But what Wild breath Defenders, those giant stone warriors shoot lasers from their faces, is it certain that a man cannot be a realistic disguise like one of these?

Of course they can. This requires ingenuity, hard work and some simple tricks of the trade. This is Alison Chase, A person who specializes in large and complex gospelHe rose to become one of the Orlando McCaugh Destroyer guards earlier this year:

The size, the detail, the brilliance, the way the music sounds, the sound effects, the way the eyelid glows and the laser helix blows in the conference arena … it’s perfect. If you think so, like I thought at first, is this Cosplay? Is it not just a robot or a statue? No, it’s still Gosplay. Chase sits inside the Guardian in a chair:

He can move and control the Guardian in the same way Kenny Baker stuck the head of R2-D2 insideBy rotating different parts of the seat:

To give you another idea of ​​how big this thing is and how it all came together, check out this video that shows the Guardian traveling to a conference, which involves splitting everything up and dragging it in a truck with some guys. Reassemble all:

You can see all of Alison’s amazing Cosplay works, including Power Loader aliensThe bus was full Totoro Snowball m Rick and MortyAnd this By her side.