[Sunna cosplay] Zenless Zone Zero Sunna Check-in Record at Guangzhou CICF Comic Con

The crowd traffic at the Guangzhou CICF Comic Con was truly beyond imagination. For this Zenless Zone Zero Sunna cosplay, a lot of meticulous thought went into the preliminary preparations to maintain a great condition on-site. The wig chosen was a mint green, slightly wavy style; while styling it, I deliberately preserved a fluffy texture, adding a green leaf-like ahoge on top, and carefully securing the side black heart-shaped and handle hair clips piece by piece to ensure they wouldn't easily fall off while walking. On the makeup front, to align with the character's anime-style aesthetic, the eye makeup utilized green circle lenses paired with exaggerated lower-eyelid liner and full blush, while keeping the base makeup as lightweight and adhesive as possible to prevent melting in the high-temperature exhibition hall. The lipstick was selected in a hydrating jelly texture to enhance the overall complexion.

In terms of costume coordination, the cartoon print on the pink sleeveless tank top is very faithful, and the black leather choker at the neckline adds a touch of cool edge. The blue-and-white striped arm sleeves not only serve as a decoration but also provide a slight barrier against air conditioning or crowd congestion in the stuffy venue, and their material is actually quite breathable. Light blue denim shorts paired with the blue leather leg garter on the right leg form a visual focal point of the entire ensemble, nicely elongating the leg lines when walking and adding a hint of subtle sexiness. On my feet, I wore light blue mid-calf socks along with black chunky leather shoes; walking around frantically at the convention all day in these shoes was genuinely a test of endurance, but I persevered for the sake of overall styling integrity.

The pink backpack I carried wasn't just for accurate recreation; it also happened to be extremely practical for holding my phone, touch-up tools, and wig-grooming spray. When shooting amidst the crowd, the photographers were extremely enthusiastic, forming three tight inner and outer layers that blocked all movement. To accommodate everyone's lenses, I tried various poses—such as pointing forward with an index finger while flashing a peace sign, mimicking cat paws with both hands, supporting my chin while looking into the camera, and even slightly tilting my head back to gaze upward. Being surrounded by a crowd for photos required constantly shifting angles, ensuring my gaze stayed lively and facial expressions remained fully intact. The lighting outside the exhibition hall was actually quite wonderful; turning slightly to the side, paired with a high-angle overhead shot, effectively outlined my silhouette and showcased my leg lines.

There were many fellow hobbyists at the convention site; we exchanged photography tips with one another, and some photographers even guided me on poses. Encountering fellow fans who were also well-versed in Zenless Zone Zero created a wonderful, magical connection to the character. Although cosplaying at a convention requires carrying a heavy bag, stepping in thick-soled shoes, constantly monitoring hair and makeup to prevent disorder, and keeping a smile facing countless lenses, all that fatigue melts away when seeing the photo results and the live interactions. While organizing the photos and looking at these images capturing the convention moments, I felt that all the preparation and effort this time were entirely worth it, leaving behind a special memory for a joyful holiday.