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My Dress-Up Darling S2 Episode 3 (Patreon)

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2025-09-04 15:50:32
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ryanapplegos

Just to assure you that Wes isn't going nuts remembering his name, Amano is our pink haired cosplayer's real name, Amane is his cosplayer name.

MIce1987

Marin is just so cute! Great reaction! I just recently found out about you and your channel!

Roger Powell

The Couple Aura grows! Neither Amane nor the editor are buying Gojo’s denials. Again with the walk away scene just showing their legs and the ep 1 head tilt up, their growing synchronization of these little moves are just a delightfully subtle indication of just how close they are becoming. Seeing it in motion just has so much more impact than the manga panels. The karaoke scene in ep13 hits different in the manga since these two events were switched for the anime. Gojo and Marin’s conversation with Amane sets up the realization that Non-chan was the only person who has put him down. Marin’s tights idea actually came from that conversation over the NeoSister. One of the reasons Gojo struggles to describe their relationship to the editor is revealing her cosplay activity could have a negative impact on her modeling career.

Gurocandii

Okay Steph here's some recommendations for wigs and contacts! Ohmykitty4u is my fave website for contacts but uniqso is another popular website! If you know your prescription you can choose to get prescription ones for basically any of their coloured contacts! They're specifically for cosplay too so they'll have contacts that look like crazy anime eyes (like the eyes from oshi no ko)- defo recommend looking at them! For wigs the most popular place to go for cosplayers is a website called Arda! They are quite expensive but nowhere near what really high end human hair wigs cost! A trick to get them to look more real is to get lace front wigs and also if you still think the top looks too fake you can wear a hat to cover it! Another tip is to lightly crimp the wigs and brush them out after, it makes the hair fluffier and more real looking but even just curling a wig can make it look real sometimes! There are loads of great cosplay wig tutorials online that can give you tips! For ren faire stuff my fave cosplay youtuber Sarah spaceman has a few videos you might find useful liker her in depth corset tutorial video or her video about different fabrics and where to buy them etc. :]

Carbon

In highschool I used to celebrate my favorite characters' birthdays. Nothing fancy like Marin's celebration - I don't have a job lmao but yeah, me and my friends who watch the same anime eat out after school to "celebrate" our favorite characters' birthday. We just get cupcakes or something.

Lynn

Wes only knows 0 AD.... and there isn't even a 0 AD! xD

Omer Durrani

Dress up darling thursdays are the besstttt!!!!!!!!

AttackRunRepeat

This episode ALWAYS makes me cry. Amane is so cute and everyone deserves to be happy doing their hobby as long as they aren't hurting anyone else. Also I realized this reaction that cosplay events, ren faires, and the like are the adult version of a kid making a new best friend at the park. Do you know their name? No Who are their parents? I don't know Where do they go to school/work? *shrug* I also kind of celebrate Ryuji Sakamoto's birthday from Persona 5. He is my favorite Persona 5 character but we also share a birthday. So every year I do a happy birthday twitter post.

Dylan Hearts

Really cute episode! I liked how Gojo and Marin reacted to Amane's story, it was very moving scene, and without leaning too much on cheap sentimentality (which is the main strength of the show - providing emotional and sincere storytelling without manipulation). I know that Harry Potter's birthday is on July 31, but only because it's my Mom's birthday too. Overall I also not good at this, but I know many people who remember things related to their fave films/series/videogames (Back to the Future, Friends, Life is Strange, etc). People just like to remember these trivia facts cause it gives them closure to the characters they love.

JD

Biology degree with an emphasis in Zoology here! To answer Wes' question on the evolutionary biological implications of being weirded out by other people's hobbies. You were pretty much on the nose with your theory. It's because it is something so different or other from what has been known to you and your tribe (family, friends, inner circle etc.) You keep your distance because it is a complete unknown. Think back to cave man days. If you came across something unfamiliar you have 2 choices: Go be curious and investigate and risk a negative or adverse event happening that could or could not lead to yours and your tribes death Or Yell and throw rocks at it in an attempt to scare/chase it away and in doing so protecting/alerting yourself and tribe Most go with the latter option because it has less risk involved and better self preservation. Bring this to modern day where we aren't as violent, for the most part, and you're left with people hurling insults instead of rocks and outcasting/ostricizing and othering people for their differences that they don't immediately understand. A little self reflection and reframing of the situation will go a long way in today's day and age. I hope this was interesting and helped answer your question!

Loro Lukic

I feel like cross dressing should be something that's communicated, idk. I don't think it's in the same sphere as DnD. I used to know a guy when I was in Uni who did it, so it's whatever - my man hard carried our projects rocking heels one day. But I wouldn't really resent one of my female colleagues for having that as a deal breaker in a relationship. Would it be rude/petty to have it as a deal breaker? Maybe. You could also say on the flip side a woman wants to "cross dress" and I'm guessing it'd be less of an issue, just a double standard that shouldn't exist? Of course you'd be nice about it unlike how it was shown - but yeah it's something you just move on if they're not okay with it.

Loro Lukic

But I guess demanding communication compared to any other hobby is just more cynicism from my part regardless

Wes And Steph

I agree it would 100% need to be communicated and if the partner isn’t it to it then that is fine too!

Chels

Hopefully I'm not echoing someone else (opting to not read comments on this one) but for wigs, Japanese heat-resistant synthetic fiber with a bit of powder and the adjustable netting inside is SIGNIFICANTLY better than American standard wigs which do often look awful unless you pay obscene mula. I could buy a decent JP cosplay wig that's raw (uncut) for 15 bucks and cut it myself or get it styled at a cosmetology school or decent salon and it would still be cheaper and even look better than many of the expensive American ones. This is before Trump's tariffs tho.. so I dunno about now 😅 but it also depends how it's sewn, styled, cut ect. Where you seem to have a square-ish face, you probably need to style wigs differently than you think you need to (I also have a rounder, almost square face and so I did my Shugo Chara wigs bangs more forward on my face just under my cheekbones so the rest gave my face a oval shape to it and taped or glue it down for photos, which isn't what I would instinctively do, but it's what my JP friend who does vkei and has a big face told me to do lol. Sad I get the best fashion advice of my life from a man. He taught me makeup too cuz I did not have a single clue on that. Also not to say men can't be better at fashion and makeup, but rather it's sad I don't have a single feminine figure to help me navigate feminine things so I rely on the advice of a man who legit wings it. I'd show you his artistry if he'd allow me to, but you can look up visual kei and see how complex some hair and makeup get for that)

Iriza

I think the reason humans instinctively shun people that stand out is because they're a prime example of how you get killed... Let me elaborate. Throughout human history, standing out and not being understood usually meant being exiled, imprisoned, or outright killed. Not in a pleasant way, either. Think witch hunts, but it could also happen simply because people didn't like you. The modern world is still very new, especially compared to the life people used to lead, and the society they lived in. One where you needed other people to survive, so being understood and trusted was how you stayed alive. Humans have lived dependently on social bonds for essentially our entire evolutionary history. A lot of things can be explained when you think of it from this perspective. Like, "why do I keep doing this when I know it's ridiculous?" Well, probably because for a very long time it wasn't ridiculous.

Lunar

A lot of Japanese games include info on character birthdays (and other info like blood type). It’s a cultural thing.