One-Punch Man's Fubuki
Photo Credit: Madhouse

Every character on One-Punch Man is almost as popular as the main character Saitama, Genos and many more heroes are also popular, for example King, Garou, Bang, Tatsumaki and her sister Fubuki. Every each of these characters has their own role and a good part at the series which makes One-Punch Man anime not only focused at the main protagonist which is Saitama.

One of the top fan-most loved heroes of the One-Punch Man world is none other than Fubuki, otherwise known as the mystic controlled ganglord of the B-Class heroes, “Hellish Blizzard!”

A dedicated cosplay artist named @celia_aya shared her cosplay on social media and got a lot of positive feedback, love and support from One-Punch Man fans.

One-Punch Man fans are adoring her closet, with the high-neckline green dress, excess of pearls, and that pimp-ass fur garment hung behind her like a boss. She even has an escort of goons behind her like the genuine Fubuki would!

Notwithstanding, the genuine commitment to the look comes as the haircut that @celia_aya set up together to finish her Fubuki change: it is right on the money regarding both the green shading and sharp blasts/bowl trim style.

İf you want to see more pictures of the cosplay you can also check her official Twitter account:

One-Punch Man is a continuous Japanese superhero webcomic made by ONE which started distribution in mid-2009. The arrangement rapidly became famous online, outperforming 7.9 million hits in June 2012. The Japanese abbreviated name Wanpanman is a play on the long-running youngsters’ character Anpanman, wanpan being a withdrawal of wanpanchi (“one punch”). One-Punch Man recounts to the tale of Saitama, a hero who has become exhausted by the nonattendance of the test in his battle against insidiousness and tries to locate a commendable rival.

A digital manga redo of the arrangement, shown by Yusuke Murata, started distribution on Shueisha’s Tonari no Young Jump site in 2012. The parts are intermittently gathered and printed into tankōbon volumes, with nineteen volumes discharged as of April 4, 2019. Viz Media has authorized the change for English serialization in its Weekly Shonen Jump advanced magazine.

An anime TV adjustment by Madhouse disclosed in Japan among October and December 2015. It was dubbed in English amid the late spring of 2016, and soon thereafter an arranged second season was announced. On September 25, 2017, it was declared that they would change both production company and director. The second season debuted in April 2019.

Source:

CheetahSperm18’s Reddit Account

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@celia_aya’s Twitter Account