“I Swear! I Did It By Mistake!”
Lollipop Chainsaw is a comedy horror action hack and slash video game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game consoles. It features Juliet Starling, a cheerleader zombie hunter fighting zombies in a fictional California high school. Most of the character’s name in this game are from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Juliet is based upon the original character that appeared in Shakespeare’s play, Romeo and Juliet. Like her original counterpart, Juliet had a love interest that was recently conceived from only a few days ago, prior to the events of their story. The Juliet from Shakespeare’s play had several characters who were intended to be her love interests (Romeo, Tybalt, Paris etc.).
The first time I saw Juliet from Lollipop chainsaw is that it made me remember Harley Quinn from the Batman and Joker’s Partner. First is because of the twin tailed hair with very psycho killer instinct like Harley except that Juliet’s killer instinct is still acceptable since she’s just killing the dead. But I just love how they made a blonde which is mostly underrated in our current society and I also love that they made her wild but in a point that we’ll love it. Our cosplayer wears the standard San Romero Cheerleading outfit, consisting of a small purple top, that is supported by two ties, with the San Romero High Logo, “San Romero Knights”, with the “I” of Knights being a medieval lance.
We mostly see famous cosplayer who belongs to vietnam, japanese, or korea but this cosplayer came from a very unexpected place and origins which is Mexico! It’s very rare and literally RARE to see a mexican cosplayer raise to fame in the cosplaying industry and what’s more is that she had only been cosplaying for 3 years? and look where she is now. Our cosplayer todays goes by the name DalinCosplay and like what I said she is a mexican girl who is otaku by blood and a hard core gamer. Being mexican has it’s perks and that is having the right curves in the right spot guys. So let’s support her by following her on her Deviant Art Gallery, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @Dalincos. Let’s also give thanks to catokusanagi for the photos.
