[Sunna cosplay] Zenless Zone Zero Costume Details and Doll Sharing

I've quickly received the Sunna doll, and its cuteness is simply out of this world. Although the price is slightly on the expensive side, it wins because the quality is genuinely superb. The moment I got my hands on it, the physical item looked identical to the seller's photos; who can understand this craftsmanship and feel? I already can't help wanting to take a bite out of this little Sunna. To match this adorable doll, I also arranged Sunna's cosplay outfit. This time doing Sunna from Zenless Zone Zero, the costume details are truly numerous.

First, let's talk about this mint green wig, which has a very clear color. To create that layering, I used a lot of hair spray, teasing out fluffy curves bit by bit, and the blunt bangs in the front were also trimmed just right. There are exceptionally many hair accessories on the head; the cyan-blue origami-like large bow is eye-catching, and the black hairpins on the bangs and sides—like heart-shaped, rectangular, and crossed-cross ones—require special care when clipping, otherwise it's very easy to snag the wig fibers. The clothing is a white short-sleeve shirt with a relatively crisp silhouette, and I pinned two black heart-shaped brooches on the chest pocket. The red tie is extremely striking, printed with white cross stars and little ghost patterns featuring a halo. The black leather choker on the neck adds a cool texture to the whole look. Paired on the arms are pink-and-white knitted striped sleeve covers, specially added with black leather straps; the clash between soft and tough materials creates a very nice visual effect. The cyan-green white-spotted bow at the waist also faithfully recreates the character's design.

Aside from the costume, the props prepared this time were also very thoughtful. The pink heart-shaped magic wand held in the pictures features white wings and silver decorations, with exquisitely crafted details. Additionally, that pink-and-white megaphone toy with the word "STAFF" printed on the horn is especially fun to hold as a shooting prop and is very photogenic. During the shoot, because it's a white shirt with a relatively high collar, I focused heavily on detailing the eye makeup, using bright blue circle lenses paired with pink-toned eyeshadow blending to make the gaze look more like a 2D anime character. When indoor lighting was set up, I also tried to avoid angles where the wig easily reflects light, making the overall frame look softer.

After finishing these photos, I got hungry, so I tucked the little Sunna doll into my bag and went straight to eat hot pot. When I took it out and placed it on the table, looking at the bubbling yellow golden soup base nearby, it felt like this little fellow was craving it too. While swishing slices of meat, looking at this cute little creature put me in a fantastic mood. This set of photos not only records the joy of receiving the doll, but also serves as a wonderful cosplay experience; from costume coordination to prop preparation, every step was thoroughly enjoyable.