Your cosplaying as Anya reminds me of the drawing of teenage Anya--at one point in developing the manga, Endo was thinking she'd be a teenager. You might stick with that for a while, because you'll definitely want to cosplay Yor during season two for--reasons.
※ Thanks for your reacting. By the way, the new year is coming soon. So I'll introduce about Japanese Shoh-gatsu (new year Jan) a little this time. This is the oldest Japanese event, having already existed in the mid-6th century. The Shoh-gatsu is one of the two most key traditional events in Japan. There was originally a custom of worshiping the dead since ancient times, and it was believed that they would return from the other world in winter (Shou-gatsu) and summer (Obon), and it was an event to honor the souls of the dead. Later, as the influence of Buddhism became stronger, the Buddhist event "Obon" became an event to honor ancestors, and Shou-gatsu became " Thoshi-gami (god of harvest)" at the beginning who brings happiness and pray for a good harvest for the year, and as a happy time when the gods come. So, it has a different meaning from the Western Happy New Year. Shoh-gatsu customs (Prepared from the end of the year) We decorate with kagami mochi cake, shimekazari decorations, kadomatsu, etc. We also eat Soba noodles and Udon noodles as an event that crosses over into the new year. January 1st sunrise is called the "Hatsu-hinode," so watching the sunrise on Gantan (New Year’s Day) is Japan's a tradition annual event. So many people worship the sunrise at the sea or the mountains. Also, on January 1st or 2nd or 3rd, we eat zoni (rice cakes, taro, carrots, daikon radish, etc. simmered in miso). But today in the city most people do not pound rice cakes and just buy them . There is also "Osechi ryori," a special dish made with wishes for people to live happily and healthily throughout the year. Other customs 1) The first acquaintance you meet in the new year will be greeted with "Happy New Year", but this will never say until the new year. 2) we send New Year's postcard to acquaintances. But now is often done by cell phone or email. But, if you are in mourning, you will send a postcard in advance to apologize for not celebrating New Year. "Hatsu-moude," where people visit shrines and temples at the start of the new year, and the gods and Buddhas, saying, "I hope your continued support this year." Children are also given New Year's money. But, the original Shoh-gatsu was on January of the lunar calendar (around February in the Solar calendar), so the Lunar New Year is given more importance in the People's Republic of China (includes Hong Kong and Macau), Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea, North Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, and other areas. Even in Japan, there are some areas, such as Okinawa Prefecture and the Amami Islands of Kagoshima Prefecture, Lunar New Year is celebrated.
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that leaf should have been put in credits lol haha
Anya's cosplay is also cute😊👍
Thank you ☺️ ✨
super funny episode, I would not want to be that little guy now hahaha
I know right 🙈😅
Omg Anyaaaa! 🤩 Love your lips, sorry 🤭 👌 joy to watch as always !
Oh thank you!
Your cosplaying as Anya reminds me of the drawing of teenage Anya--at one point in developing the manga, Endo was thinking she'd be a teenager. You might stick with that for a while, because you'll definitely want to cosplay Yor during season two for--reasons.
I have finished reacting to SxF but yes in S2 I have solely cosplayed as Yor ❤️
Both of your cosplays are well done .
I’m glad you like it 🫶🏻✨
Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!🫶🏻✨
Great reaction and costume, but Yor 100% preferred for the mentioned reasons.
I agree ☺️ You’ll have to bear with me for the next few episodes 😅😂 I’ve completed both seasons on my Patreon already so can’t change it
@ExpectoRidiculum Looking forward to season 2 and the rest of this season regardless
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Thanks for your reacting.
By the way, the new year is coming soon. So I'll introduce about Japanese Shoh-gatsu (new year Jan) a little this time. This is the oldest Japanese event, having already existed in the mid-6th century.
The Shoh-gatsu is one of the two most key traditional events in Japan. There was originally a custom of worshiping the dead since ancient times, and it was believed that they would return from the other world in winter (Shou-gatsu) and summer (Obon), and it was an event to honor the souls of the dead. Later, as the influence of Buddhism became stronger, the Buddhist event "Obon" became an event to honor ancestors, and Shou-gatsu became " Thoshi-gami (god of harvest)" at the beginning who brings happiness and pray for a good harvest for the year, and as a happy time when the gods come. So, it has a different meaning from the Western Happy New Year.
Shoh-gatsu customs
(Prepared from the end of the year) We decorate with kagami mochi cake, shimekazari decorations, kadomatsu, etc.
We also eat Soba noodles and Udon noodles as an event that crosses over into the new year.
January 1st sunrise is called the "Hatsu-hinode," so watching the sunrise on Gantan (New Year’s Day) is Japan's a tradition annual event. So many people worship the sunrise at the sea or the mountains. Also, on January 1st or 2nd or 3rd, we eat zoni (rice cakes, taro, carrots, daikon radish, etc. simmered in miso). But today in the city most people do not pound rice cakes and just buy them . There is also "Osechi ryori," a special dish made with wishes for people to live happily and healthily throughout the year.
Other customs
1) The first acquaintance you meet in the new year will be greeted with "Happy New Year", but this will never say until the new year.
2) we send New Year's postcard to acquaintances. But now is often done by cell phone or email. But, if you are in mourning, you will send a postcard in advance to apologize for not celebrating New Year.
"Hatsu-moude," where people visit shrines and temples at the start of the new year, and the gods and Buddhas, saying, "I hope your continued support this year." Children are also given New Year's money.
But, the original Shoh-gatsu was on January of the lunar calendar (around February in the Solar calendar), so the Lunar New Year is given more importance in the People's Republic of China (includes Hong Kong and Macau), Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea, North Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, and other areas. Even in Japan, there are some areas, such as Okinawa Prefecture and the Amami Islands of Kagoshima Prefecture, Lunar New Year is celebrated.
Wow, that sounds like a lot of fun, my friend! I love traditions and learning more about Japanese culture 🫶🏻 thank you ☺️
Why not loid?
I’ve finished watching both seasons
Prefer the Yor cosplay. Feels weird seeing an adult cosplay as a child.
sorry that some of us have asked her but we love every time she puts that extra work into her videos for us
Tbh I prefer Yor’s costume too 🙈😂 but I’ve promised and I’ve delivered 😂
I like them both, even if Yor fits better, it's cosplaying, you do what you like and enjoy it :)