[Xiao Yu cosplay] Fate/Grand Order 10th Anniversary Type-Moon Only convention photos

For this Fate/Grand Order 10th Anniversary and Type-Moon Only exhibition, I cosplayed Xiao Yu. A lot of thought went into just the wig and the tailoring of this original skin costume. To accurately restore the character's styling, prop assembly, polishing, and painting began half a month in advance. To catch the morning session, I got up at 4 AM to do makeup, making the base makeup match the character as closely as possible, and adjusted the eye makeup accordingly.

Upon arriving at the venue, I realized how much this outfit tests physical strength. Although the venue's air conditioning was turned on high, wearing this outfit along with the thickness of the wig meant my back was drenched in sweat in no time. The shoe heels weren't high, but after walking around all day, the soles of my feet were still aching terribly from friction. However, as soon as I entered the venue interior and saw so many fellow fans, the fatigue immediately lessened a lot. For this Fate/Grand Order 10th anniversary, the on-site atmosphere was exceptionally good, with familiar elements everywhere, and Servants of various classes could be encountered in the corridors. As Xiao Yu, I browsed the Type-Moon Only booth area for a long time. There were not only various exquisite fan-made merchandise on site, but also many high-quality cosplayers. For example, in front of the stage, I saw several Tezcatlipocas; their costume details were done exceptionally well, and the equipment texture was superb. There was also Vlad III, whose combination of a black long coat and a fur collar had a very strong aura, and his pose holding props was extremely professional. In addition, Berserker Morgan's styling was also very eye-catching, and the combination of purple hair and a black dress possessed an extreme sense of oppression.

Besides these, Beast Ereshkigal and Aoko were also objects I desperately wanted to photo-collect with on-site. Ryougi Shiki's kimono styling was elegant and matched her temperament well. Communicating with all the Type-Moon beauties and handsome guys about posing and finding light was genuinely enjoyable. Everyone discussed together how to shoot better effects and how to restore the atmosphere of the original work. I also checked out booths for some other characters, such as cosplayers portraying Tam-lin Tristan, Kadoc, King Hassan, and Astolfo; everyone was fully invested. However, the physical consumption of the convention far exceeded my expectations. For this 10th anniversary, I cut short my original vacation, and as a result, early the next morning I felt sore all over and directly collapsed, lying in bed for half a day to recover. The pictures being published now were extracted from the camera with great effort. Although anime conventions are tiring, being able to witness firsthand the dedication of so many excellent creators and cosplayers is an experience hard to come by in real life. The photos record the vividness of that moment, and I also thank every friend who was willing to act alongside me and appear in the frame together. Especially teachers like Tezcatlipoca, Xiao Yu (original skin), BB (original skin), Wanwan, Jingang, E Dan, Shijian Zangli, Watanabe Rui, Maomao, Shuimu, Hongye, Cangshan Feiying, Shadie, Qinglan, and Xuanxuan—your stylings and expressions were all stunning, and being able to participate in this Type-Moon event together with everyone is one of my most precious recent memories. This batch of convention photos was released rather hurriedly, and I haven't had time to retouch photos of many other teachers yet, but I will slowly organize and release them. The story of the Type-Moon world continues, and I look forward to meeting everyone at the anime convention next time to enjoy the pure joy brought by 2D once again.