A tremendous amount of effort went into this Asuma Toki photoshoot, from preparation to completion. Because this character from Blue Archive carries strong sci-fi and mechanical elements, when searching for a shooting location, we intentionally skipped traditional studio shoots and chose a real server room. The on-site environment was colder than expected with the air conditioning blasting, and coupled with the background noise of the server racks humming, the moment you stepped into this area, the character's cold, rational vibe was maxed out. Recreating the details of the costume was a serious test of wearing. The tight bodysuit spliced in dark blue and black wrapped exceptionally tight around the body; getting the inner layers right and adjusting everything took a long time for the sake of the photo results. The heaviest part was actually the headgear—though the helmet with its blue ring decoration looked visually stunning, the weight was concentrated on top of the head, leaving the neck constantly strained and causing a strong soreness in the cervical spine after prolonged shooting. Additionally, the black arm sleeves with white straps, paired with White stockings on the legs and black metal thigh rings, made the overall black, white, and blue color blocking stand out brilliantly against the cool-toned server room environment. The prop rifle was made of hard material and felt very weighty in hand; holding steady poses required wrist and arm strength, and combined with various arm-raising and weapon-holding postures, it took a fair amount of physical stamina. During the shoot, the photographer had very high demands for lighting. The server room itself was relatively dark, relying primarily on the server rack lights and our fill lights. To utilize a strip light in the frame for highlights, I tried many poses along the edges of the server racks. For instance, the action of hanging from the top of a server rack required core and arm strength simultaneously; though it looked effortless on camera, my muscles started trembling after holding it for barely a few seconds. There was also the posture of sitting cross-legged inside a server rack—the space was extremely confined, and the White stockings were very prone to snagging on those rigid metal edges, making every posture adjustment extremely cautious. In terms of expression management, Asuma Toki cannot have too many exaggerated emotional fluctuations. I needed to maintain a detached, icy gaze while utilizing colored contacts and red eye shadow to enhance facial visual impact. The coordination with the photographer was remarkably tacit; once we communicated the sci-fi and dark cybernetic style we wanted to present, we quickly locked down the camera angles. Overall, after wrapping up the shoot, although my body was exhausted, seeing the photo quality made all the hard work worth it. This attempt to place a 2D anime character into a real, icy sci-fi tech setting created a very unique sense of contrast that fit the character's setting perfectly. I hope everyone enjoys this sci-fi-themed server room cosplay photoshoot.