- The irreverent episodic comedy anime "DiGi Charat" began as a series of store mascots for the Japanese chain store Digital Gamers. The cute female mascots became so popular, they spawned anime, manga and merchandise of their own. Rabi-en-Rose, an aspiring musical idol, is the sole native Earth resident of the main character trio who work at the Gamers store. Cosplaying as Rabi-en-Rose for Easter is a great idea for women who want to look cute and feminine as a rabbit.
Rabi-en-Rose wears a short-skirted, voluminous pink dress from which a white puffy blouse protrudes at the chest and the sleeves. She has long pink hair in pigtails tied together by two pairs of plush dice. Atop her head is a pair of large white rabbit ears. Don't forget the white ball tail on the back of her dress and the lace-up red high-heel shoes. - Bun Bun is a pink stuffed-animal rabbit that Honey (Mitsukuni) from "Ouran High School Host" carries wherever he goes. Bun Bun and Honey make an adorable pair -- perhaps strangely, as although Honey appears to be a little boy, he's a senior in high school who uses his boyishness to impress the ladies.
To cosplay as Bun Bun, you need to wear a full body pink rabbit suit. An optional touch is the red bow tie around the neck that Bun Bun sometimes wears. You can even cosplay as Honey dressed up as Bun Bun if you're petite with blond hair and poke your face out from the hood of the costume. - "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" anime debuted in 2009 to global appeal among anime fans. The comedic story of an eccentric high school girl intrigued by ESP, aliens and other science-fiction-like oddities is made all the more amusing because the audience knows that Haruhi is unknowingly surrounded by otherworldly people. In an iconic episode, Haruhi, the alien girl Yuki and the time traveler Mikuru dress up in "Playboy" Bunny-style attire to promote their club.
Ladies who want to cosplay in a provocative way can dress up as one of these three characters. Just modify the typical "Playboy" Bunny costume. Haruhi has shoulder-length brown hair and is wearing a black costume. Yuki has a light-purple short bob and wears a white costume. Mikuru has reddish hair that falls to her torso, and wears a red costume. - Fans of Rumiko Takahashi's popular works of the 1990s and 2000s, such as "Ranma 1/2" and "Inuyasha," may enjoy her wacky comedy series "Urusei Yatsura," which originally aired as an anime series in the 1980s. Inaba the Dreammaker, an occasionally appearing bumbling character who works for a race of alien rabbits, makes for a one-of-a-kind retro anime cosplay costume idea for any man with blond hair.
To cosplay as Inaba, wear a full-body white rabbit suit and a red Japanese apron with the image of a clock on it. If you can customize the rabbit head, make it into a hood that leaves your face showing. Don't forget the humorous manga-style rabbit eyes on the hood as well.
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