Cosplayer Goes Viral for Unique and “Frightening” Costume
JOB APPLICATION COSTUME – A cosplayer went viral on social media because of his unusual costume that many considered scary.
Recently, Jindumplingg, also known as Kofrix Guia, a TikTok user, shared a video of himself cosplaying at an event while showcasing his costume of a job application form. The post quickly went viral and gained various reactions online.
The inspiration behind his outfit came from an inside joke on the internet where job application forms are often seen as something scary, especially for those who are unemployed.
“My experience cosplaying the joke is one of the most fun [I’ve had] in a convention, people understood the joke automatically, and … everyone went along, acting scared!” He said.
Instead of choosing a typical character, Guia decided to bring that joke to life, and the crowd at the convention immediately understood the humor. Many even played along, pretending to be frightened as he walked around in his oversized form.
“Honestly, it was one of the highlights in my cosplay! .. It’s like I’mcosing two different characters or concepts,” he added.
@jindumplingg @1Second terrifying cosplay😢 scarier than death note😰😰😰😰😰 #cosplay #Capcut #tanabata ♬ original sound – rian migoreng – rian baliw
Guia also shared that creating the costume was not a solo effort. His mother and close friends helped him brainstorm ideas and assisted in building the props, making the project more meaningful.
He expressed his gratitude for their support, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable.
Interestingly, the job application form was not even his original plan. He revealed that he was supposed to cosplay as Detective Conan, but the paper form quickly stole the spotlight, making it the star of his performance.
In a previous story, a chainsaw man cosplayer falls off stage during show
His creativity and humor not only entertained the internet users but also reminded everyone how cosplay can be both fun and deeply relatable.
The online community expressed their reactions to the post:
