For this shoot of Sunna from the Zenless Zone Zero Noise reduction test, I did thorough homework beforehand. The mint-green wig paired with green contact lenses was key to fidelity, with various hairpins clipped on to add a playful touch. For the outfit, I chose a white shirt with puff sleeves, paired with a necktie featuring white stars and wing patterns on a red base; the double-heart patch on the pocket was also arranged strictly according to the original design. The lower half features a black layered pleated skirt, accented with pink-and-white knit arm warmers and Over-the-knee socks, all matched with thick platform shoes—the overall pink, white, and green color scheme delivers a strong visual impact. The backpack and wing props on the back are the soul of the entire look, especially the large pink megaphone held in hand in the third photo, featuring a white base and star patterns that blend mechanical flair with cuteness. During the shoot, there were many studio lights, so I specifically adjusted the intensity of the makeup to ensure the pink blush and lip tint looked natural on camera. This time, I mainly experimented with mirror shots and selfies inside the studio, exploring many angles; my favorite is still the first full-body shot, which nicely showcases the leg lines and overall proportions. For cosplaying my signature hero, I have always been very serious, incorporating my own understanding of the character while ensuring high accuracy. Beyond faithfully replicating the costume and accessories, I also tried to capture the character's lively and subtly clever expressions and gestures. This outfit has substantial weight when worn—especially the wings and backpack—but it was completely worth it for the final presentation. I hope this detailed gear breakdown serves as a helpful reference and marks a little milestone in my cosplay journey.