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Blizzard Dance & Cosplay Contest at Gamescom 2018

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Blizzard will be back this year at gamescom 2018 with their cosplay contest! If you'd like to participate in the contest, sign-ups are open until July 25. 

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Our world-famous dance and cosplay contests will be back this year at gamescom 2018. Visit the Blizzard booth in Hall 7 of the Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany from August 21-25, and don’t miss your chance to take part! 

Get ready to show off your moves on stage in front of a cheering crowd for the Blizzard Dance Contest on Thursday, August 23. Do your best to impress the judges with your favorite World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, or Overwatch character’s dance routine.

Sign up directly at our gamescom booth before 12:00 CEST on August 23. Full contest rules will be available on site.

Display your latest Blizzard cosplay creation to the world from our gamescom stage in the Blizzard Cosplay Contest on Saturday, August 25!

To sign up, send an email in English or German to [email protected] before 23:59 CEST on July 25 with the following information:

  • Your name and date of birth (plus the name of your legal guardian if you’re under 18)
  • Contact email address
  • Costume name (e.g. Human Rogue, Protoss Stalker)
  • Photo(s) of your costume (smaller than 2MB file size; you can submit a work in progress)
  • Description of your costume, including: materials used, height, width, length, and any specific details (train, lights, etc.)

In order to participate in the contest, you’ll have to be able to walk on stage without any assistance.

Please review the full Cosplay Contest Rules before signing up.

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If you participate in either the cosplay or dance contest, please note that you’re responsible for your own entry to gamescom 2018.

Both contests are open to individuals aged 13 years and over. See the official rules for additional details.

Cosplay contestants who sign up in advance will be contacted with more information prior to gamescom. Dance contestants will need to register at the Blizzard booth at least 90 minutes before the contest begins to confirm their participation.

Due to time and space limitations, it may not be possible for all entrants to participate in the contests.

We look forward to seeing you up on our stage at gamescom 2018!

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On one hand, I'm looking forward to real fans being original and creative

On the other hand,the thots who seek attention will make them all look bad

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6 hours ago, Dejo93 said:

On one hand, I'm looking forward to real fans being original and creative

On the other hand,the thots who seek attention will make them all look bad

The best and most original cosplay customes make sure you don't recognize whoever is inside it and you can definately not call those a thot. Good luck recognizing someone in a high-quality Azmodan costume.

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On 6/16/2018 at 6:13 AM, Dejo93 said:

On the other hand,the thots who seek attention will make them all look bad

 

On 6/16/2018 at 12:26 PM, Aasgier said:

and you can definately not call those a thot.

umm.... what's a 'thot'? o_O?

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3 hours ago, CyberDVonaven said:

 

umm.... what's a 'thot'? o_O?

Someone who will pick an... ehm... revealing... outfit for the cosplay. To be fair, while I think they will attract the attention they crave for, I also think they won't be the ones stealing the show either.

As for the exact definition, it would be something close whore/slut and the likes.

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