There's been a gif doing the rounds this week of a French cosplayer performing an impressive rendition of Chun Li's lightning kick. It's based on this 2011 clip, and it's pretty good!

You've got to hand it to Henrik Pilerud, creator of this seven-foot-tall Blood Angel Space Marine armor from Warhammer 40K, because if he tries to hand it to you he might crush you with his massive, articulated fist.

I love it when games without traditionally large cosplay followings turn up amazing costumes. We're seeing a bit of that this week, from a fantastic Dishonored outfit to a Fire Emblem piece Nintendo could/should have used to advertise the game.

British police in York, England are on the lookout for a suspect that they believe is a white woman. Or a green woman. Or a white woman in green paint. Whatever.

We're between major conventions at the moment, not to mention between big game releases, so sadly, this isn't the biggest cosplay roundup we've ever had here on Fancy Pants this week.

In Japan (and most of Asia), business cards are a big deal. You need business cards! There's even a correct way to exchange them. So no wonder many Japanese cosplayers have business cards, too.

It's Wednesday. And Wednesday is as good a time as any for some DotA cosplay. Who doesn't like DotA and Dota 2 cosplay?

At this weekend's NicoNico event, the Prime Minister of Japan wasn't the only one decked out in a fancy outfit. There were also tons of cosplayers. Here's a short round-up.

I've seen some fantastic Metal Gear cosplay in my time, but boy, I've never seen something that, from head to toe, looks this good.

BioShock Infinite has proven pretty popular with cosplayers, but most of them focus on Elizabeth. Eeeeeveryone cosplays as Elizabeth. And that's fair, Elizabeth is a wonderful girl and a very cool character. But what about Roaslind Lutece?