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fill in the gaps so as to improve your vocabulary.

Moises Ramirez Flores

Mexico

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Compléter cosplayersVersion en ligne fill in the gaps so as to improve your vocabulary. par Moises Ramirez Flores 1 You may be for thinking that someone doing cosplay is just getting dressed up for the day - but it ? s so much more than that . Cosplay , for those who aren ? t familiar with it , dressing up as a character , often from video games or comics . But there ? s a key to your standard dress - up in the word itself : you also actually play that character . Lauren Orsini , an author and fan culture expert , that " cosplayers don't simply dress up as a character , they take efforts to that character " . This can be through poses , catch phrases , and even interactions with other cosplayers . The end result is " an experience , like the character is really there " . It inspires a huge sense of community for some people . We spoke to some cosplayers at the EGX convention in London to see what it meant to them . WATCH : Cosplayers talk about why they do it The word cosplay is a Japanese , but the activity itself actually comes from America , Lauren explained . " In 1939 , Myrtle R . Jones made sci - fi for herself and her boyfriend Forrest J . Ackerman to wear at the very first WorldCon in New York City . They clothes inspired by the 1936 sci - fi feature Things to Come , and to be time - travelers to the event . Since then , more and more fans have been dressing up and acting the part at geeky gatherings .