homestuck cosplay horror stories

One more common horror story is dealing with the accessories. Homestuck cosplays often have a lot of small and detailed accessories. A cosplayer could lose one of these important accessories right before or during the event. It might be a small charm or a unique piece that really completes the look. Without it, the cosplay just doesn't seem right and the cosplayer is left feeling disappointed and a bit self - conscious.

One horror story could be about a cosplayer who spent months making an elaborate Homestuck cosplay. At the convention, someone accidentally spilled a huge drink on it. All that hard work ruined in an instant. It was a nightmare for the cosplayer as they had put so much time, money and effort into it.

One cosplay horror story is about a girl who cosplayed as a popular horror movie character at a convention. A strange man started following her around, believing she was the real 'evil' character from the movie. He got too close and made her feel very uncomfortable.

The lack of proper ventilation is often an issue. The convention halls get really stuffy and hot with all the people. It can make you feel sick after a while. Another thing is that some vendors sell really low - quality Homestuck merchandise. You might think you're getting a cool item, but when you get home and look closer, it's just a cheap knock - off.

One horror story was the overcrowding. There were so many people at the Homestuck convention that it was difficult to move around. Lines for panels and autographs were insanely long. It felt like you could barely breathe in the packed hallways. And the noise level was overwhelming, making it hard to have a normal conversation with fellow fans.

I heard of a case where a cosplayer bought a very elaborate cosplay outfit from eBay for an important convention. The seller promised fast shipping. However, the package got lost in transit. When the cosplayer tried to track it down, both eBay and the seller were not very helpful. So the cosplayer had to scramble to put together a new cosplay at the last minute.

A common one is misrepresentation. Sellers might use photos of really nice cosplay items but send out something completely different. For example, a beautifully designed sword prop in the picture could turn out to be a flimsy plastic thing in reality.

One horror story is when a cosplayer's expensive and carefully made costume got ruined by someone accidentally spilling a drink on it at the convention. The cosplayer had spent months on it, and it was a real heartbreak.

The overzealous theory - fans are also a common type. They can be so pushy with their ideas that it scares off others who just want to enjoy the fandom casually.

One horror story could be about a really intense shipping war within the Homestuck fandom. Fans of different ships were so aggressive towards each other that it created a really toxic environment. People were sending mean messages and threats just because of their preferred character pairings.