What makes this even better is that the video series started in 2014 and only wrapped up today.

This isn’t the first time I’ve seen cosplayers make this joke, but it’s definitely the best.

The extremely talented Sakimichan is at it again—recently, she set her sights on a few non-anime cartoon characters, drawing them in her signature highly detailed style.

Combine Lego and Frozen and you have a recipe for one of the most sought after toys this Christmas. The problem is that Elsa's Sparkling Ice Castle (41062) isn't slated for release by Lego until January 1st of 2015. Fortunately, if you know how to look and where to look, you might just find this set buried in the…

Frozen's Elsa meets WoW's Lich King. Well, in this case, Queen. Cosplay by Chubear, photo by Darshelle Stevens. I'm surprised it took someone this long to think of this!

Like anyone else in the teeming metropolis, Olaf spent the other night taking trains, meeting friends, and getting something to eat. What else do you expect him to do? Build a freakin' snowman?

Kidding, because there is understandably Frozen cosplay everywhere. But there have been few better Annas than Amouranth's.

The Sony Japan site is selling a limited edition Frozen-themed PlayStation 4.

Some Frozen genderbending means Queen Elsa becomes King Elisar. Cosplay by keruuu, photo by Boon.

Japanese Twitter user Urihcim really wanted to turn into Anna from Frozen. She gave it her best shot, and this is the result. The freaky result, that is.

Elsa as Sub-Zero by Coinbox Tees, available as a t-shirt.

Artist Yoko imagined what Frozen would have looked like if Tim Burton directed it by re-drawing the characters in a style that Tim Burton would approve of. You know, the huge giant eyes, stick skinny bodies and oversized heads. It works pretty well!

Photographer William Phan was at the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo to snap this battle of the ice masters.

Why does this exist? I don't know. What I do know is that I can't stop watching.