Aw, look at the cute little TARDIS. I love it and I want it. This is just one of the amazing geeky hair bows you can find in the Nerdagerie Etsy store. The seller also has the TriForce logo and all the Pokemon you could ever hope to catch. Your only problem is deciding where to put them all. Wait, if that TARDIS bow is bigger on the inside then your problem is solved!
See more bows after the jump…
I’ve never wanted to get holes in my ear lobes big enough to plug until I saw these custom pieces by Marc Short. I’m still not taking the plunge (which is just as well since these aren’t for sale) but his designs are definitely the coolest and most stylish plugs I’ve seen. He’s got designs including Pokeballs, Mario and Luigi, Pac-Man, Donkey King (with neat-o bases that look like wooden barrels), and more.
See more designs after the break.
Charm bracelets are lovely. Adorable video game themed charm bracelets take the cake though. Etsy seller Enrah offers Mario, Pokemon, and Legend of Zelda themed bracelets. Each bracelet comes loaded with cute icons from the games like Goombas, masks, Pikachu, and more. They’re the sort of charm bracelets you can keep looking and finding new things to admire.
See more designs after the break.
Check out more awesome Pokemon eye makeup designs from deviantARTist nazzara after the break.
Now picture Pikachu donning the red Flash suit.
This t-shirt is currently on sale for only $10! Grab it while you can because the deal disappears tomorrow.
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I’ve been to a couple of baby showers and noticed that kids get some pretty cute onesies. Etsy seller All for Onesies has realized that some adults would actually like one piece suits too, specifically Pokemon costumes. That’s not to say they’re just meant for conventions though. If you don’t mind all the looks you’ll get from people, you could wear your Pokemon outfit out for a picnic, grocery shopping, or out to a movie. It looks like it would be cozy on a chilly day.
The best part is that you can choose the Pokeman character you’d like to have a onesie made from. The little touches like detachable shells and tails depend on the character. All you need to do is pick a character and give your measurements to the seller.
See a few more shots of the outfits in action after the break.
If you love the Pokemon trading card game, this cosplay option is probably much more comfortable than dressing up as a full size Pikachu. Not that I’ve ever dressed like either to know the difference. Anyways, Don Schwabs says the following about his creative and cool card costume:
For last year’s work Xmas party, we were told to come dressed as one of the products we sell. Amongst the Jason Voorhees’, Beetlejuices and Bioshock’s Little Sister, I decided to take things a little more literally.
Fast forward 4 months to Melbourne’s Supanova Pop Cultcha Expo, I decided to rock the ‘chu again and bring him to the masses. Got a pretty damn good result as I couldn’t take more than 5 steps before being asked for a photo and a fair bit of people freaking out in general (jeans were creamed).
I now plan on adding the corners of some energy cards that I can fan out the side for some Thunder Jolt-y goodness.
I challenge someone to put together a whole group of cosplay cards – Pokemon or otherwise.
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Now the decision becomes do you take this $17 Pikachu purse or the Pokeball tote while wearing this dress?
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Combine your love of handmade products and Pokémon with this made-to-order Pokéball Tote from Etsy seller HoneybeeHobby. The tote measures 13″ x 9″ x 9″ and offers a small external pocket and optional fabric lining. Custom sizes and textures are also available.
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He always was the cutest part of the game. No, not Mario, even with that little mustache. I’m talking about Pikachu. So it’s easy to see why Mario would break out the Pika-suit. I predict big things for this look. Just imagine, legions of real-world cosplayers in cute little yellow suits, with white gloves and mustaches. There are still a few months before San Diego Comic Con, somebody, make this happen!
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