[Ade cosplay] Bunny girl agent from Goddess of Victory, elegance holding a sniper rifle

This time I tried Ade's bunny girl look from Goddess of Victory. The overall style blends uniform and patent leather elements, paired with signature bunny ears and a sniper rifle prop, creating a distinct secret bar agent vibe. Regarding makeup and hair, to recreate the blonde hair and slightly curled bangs, a lot of thought went into wig trimming and styling, paired with pink eyeshadow smudging to highlight the character's capable yet slightly playful expression. The outfit's glossy patent leather and fishnets reflected heavily under the venue's top light, presenting overexposure challenges, so I communicated with the photographer repeatedly on angles to find side-backlighting that suppressed the harsh glare.

The tailored fit of this uniform coat is quite slim, and the inner bodysuit is relatively tight, which restricted bending over and squatting. However, to capture the leg lines and overall silhouette, I insisted on doing several large poses. The first pose stepping on a chair was designed by me to create visual guidance between the rifle's linear structure and the leg folds; the second sitting pose leaned toward showing a relaxed yet ready-for-action checkpoint state. The firearm prop was quite heavy; its gold parts used electroplated paint, making it prone to fingerprints during studio shooting, requiring a dry cloth wipe with every pose change—a physical effort in itself. Shot mainly on site at Tonghua Anime Convention, the background was originally cluttered; to highlight the character, post-production specifically processed the background into a black-and-white blur, allowing the reddish-brown and gold rifle body alongside the black glossy outfit to pop from the frame.

The entire shoot took about two hours, during which I met other enthusiasts wanting to borrow the rifle for photos, with whom I was glad to cooperate, as this bunny girl look with hardcore elements resonates well at conventions. Regarding makeup longevity, due to the warm venue lights, I touched up setting powder and lip gloss twice to keep skin tone even under highlights. Fixing the bunny ears was tricky; I used hairpins and adhesive tape together to keep them upright so they wouldn't tilt sideways and ruin facial proportions. For poses, balancing muzzle direction, hand posture, and gaze simultaneously required mirror practice to loosen up expressions and avoid stiffness. Although packed with elements, this look came together harmoniously; the texture of the black mesh stockings looked delicate in close-ups, and the patent leather reflections on the heels added a sharp edge to the overall look.

As a player who frequently cosplays armaments-focused characters, Ade's bunny girl gave me a fresh experience—maintaining combat readiness while displaying feminine graceful curves required finding a delicate balance in posture. When the final images came out, seeing the blurred venue trusses and softboxes in the background made me feel that such an industrial environment actually complemented the character's cold demeanor. If you also enjoy this crossover style featuring firearms and uniforms, feel free to exchange shooting insights; every photo release deepens character interpretation.