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Anime, Gantz, Cosplay, Fetishists

I do not watch anime films, I do not follow manga, I do not recognize characters like some otaku addicted to this genre people. I know only Asuka Langley, though I have no idea what “Evangelion” is about.

But as a fetishist, I suspect that for most these cosplayers, collectors, otaku “following the plot” is just an excuse to play with fetish stuff almost no manga can exist without.

Look at the girl (on the photo) cosplaying a character from “Gantz”, or look at the collectibles on eBay (especially figures) from “Gantz” and “Evangelion“.

Yes, definitely and excuse. Just like Halloween, carnivals, Goth festivals or discos with a theme.

Thanks to Navi Arimeka (G+) See 6 images below.

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Dressing up for Tokyo Kabukicho or latex and shiny pantyhose

Tokyo is a capital of the country which gave birth to such international terms as manga, anime, kigurumi, shibari, hentai. And Kabukicho is the Red Light district in Tokyo. You simply must dress up accordingly! What about a latex leotard, shiny pantyhose, leather belt (aka mini skirt), high heels and blue wig?

See 35 photos below

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Want the latex Rubbermaid’s suit invented by Masakazu Shimizu?

Rubbermaid in a latex suit on the streetThe fans of Masakazu Shimizu may remember the drawing on the left. Though The Rubbermaid mentioned people’s reaction “checking on her up and down” and that she was drenched in sweat during a hot autumn day, the most unusual thing is that this shop makes her outfit.

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Rubber & Lover or Latex vs PVC

PVC suit with gloves and stockings fetish clothes swimsuitsDespite the site is called “Rubber&Lover Japan” it’s not about rubber or latex, but something what looks (or at least shines) like latex – PVC. Or, rather, coated stretchy lycra (see photo below).

We discussed the pro & contras of latex many times (for example, see this post and this) but now let’s focus on PVC.

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