[Remielle cosplay] Zenless Zone Zero First-Generation Void Hunter Firefly ACG Expo record

I am the First-Generation Void Hunter. Were you scared of me, Accomplice-san~

For this Zenless Zone Zero Remielle cosplay at the Firefly ACG Expo, a lot of thought went into the makeup and styling alone. Let's talk about the outfit first: the overall design is a white base with blue and purple accents, and there are really a lot of details. The neck features an irregularly cut white stand-up collar, paired with two dark metal round buttons with star patterns, a bright blue bow tie tied in the middle, and a very conspicuous silver four-pointed star pendant hanging below. The corset part has quite a few hollow-out and strap elements, requiring thin strings to pass through metal rings to adjust the tightness bit by bit, with light purple tassels hanging on both sides. The independent sleeve covers on the arms are connected on the outside to pink-and-white translucent sheer fabric with jagged edges, which floats slightly with any movement, looking exceptionally effective in photos.

For the wig, I chose bright pink short hair. To make the hair strands look more layered, I specially sprinkled glitter among the hair strands, wore a thin silver headband on top of the head, and clipped a few star-shaped and cross-shaped metal hairpins on the right side. There is also a pair of pointy elf ear props, which instantly gave a magical feeling once worn. The makeup emphasized purple-red circle lenses, lengthening the upper and lower eyelashes in the eye makeup to highlight the anime-style eye shape. When walking out wearing this whole set at the convention site, I felt like a gust of wind followed my steps.

Inside the Firefly ACG Expo venue, the background featured dark buildings and metal fences. Standing next to the fence at that time, I found the lighting there exceptionally good, so I naturally struck a few poses. For the first photo, I pointed my finger directly at the lens, wanting to create a slightly oppressive yet interactive atmosphere, but because my hand was too close to the lens, it actually resulted in a special perspective effect. For the second photo, I tilted my head slightly, with my fingers gently resting near my chin and lips, wanting to show Remielle's softer and more mysterious side. The third one is my favorite: both hands raised and naturally curved, completely spreading out the sheer decorations on my arms. After stretching my body, the strap and tassel details of the clothes were all clearly displayed, and even the star pendant on my chest was sparkling.

There were a lot of people at the convention site, and walking around in this outfit really tested one's patience, especially the straps on the chest and the sheer fabric on the arms, always fearing someone might accidentally touch them. However, meeting many fellow fans who would proactively shout "Accomplice-san" when seeing me made me feel genuinely happy inside. Every cosplay feels like a cross-dimensional dialogue with the character; from makeup testing and costume adjustment to live shooting, every step needs to be polished slowly. Bringing Remielle to the convention this time felt pretty accurate. I hope to meet everyone again next time in an even better state.