
Every February, the cosplay community comes together to celebrate Black creativity, talent, and representation with 28 Days of Black Cosplay. This movement, founded in 2015 by Chaka Cumberbatch, continues to be a beacon for highlighting Black cosplayers who bring beloved characters to life in their own unique and inspiring ways.
This article is a continuation of our 28 Days of Black Cosplay series, where we spotlight talented Black cosplayers making waves in the community. If you missed Part 1 & 2, be sure to check it out for even more incredible creators.
As part of this celebration, we are shining a light on five outstanding Black cosplayers whose work showcases skill, passion, and creativity. These creators are pushing the boundaries of the craft, fostering inclusivity, and inspiring others to embrace their love for cosplay.
Lunarcycp



Instagram: @lunarcycp
Lunarcycp, fka LunarKitty, is a plus-size Black cosplayer from Memphis, known for her incredible cosplay builds and her caring demeanor, which has earned her the nickname “Cosplay Mom” among her community. She is also famous for her stunning snow cosplays, fearlessly braving the elements to capture breathtaking shots while the opportunity presents itself. Her striking portrayals of characters from anime, video games, and pop culture are a testament to her talent and dedication. Whether showcasing dynamic action poses or flawless costume craftsmanship, Lunarcy brings undeniable energy to every look.
Dorkvlicious



Instagram: @dorkvlicious
A powerhouse of creativity and geek culture appreciation, Dorkvlicious brings vibrant enthusiasm to every cosplay. Their ability to blend humor, performance, and passion into their content makes them a dynamic force within the community. From nostalgic classics to the latest fandom favorites, their work consistently captures the heart of the characters they portray.
Its.kerobits



Instagram: @its.kerobits
A true artist in the world of cosplay, Its.kerobits is known for their seamless craftsmanship and engaging portrayals. Their dedication to high-quality builds and immersive storytelling makes their cosplays stand out. By blending technical skill with personal flair, they consistently create breathtaking costumes that leave a lasting impression.
Broly Bae Cosplay



Instagram: @broly_bae_cosplay
Mary, also known as Broly Bae Cosplay, is a plus-size armor and prop builder dedicated to the cosplay life. Her craftsmanship and attention to detail in her builds showcase her passion for bringing characters to life. Whether it’s intricate armor work or larger-than-life props, her creations reflect an undeniable love for the craft and an impressive level of skill.
Jeysthoughts



Instagram: @jeysthoughts
Jeysthoughts, also known as JeyHD, is a cosplayer and fitness enthusiast whose work embodies both strength and creativity. His cosplays seamlessly merge his passion for fitness with his love for bringing characters to life, often showcasing athletic and action-ready portrayals. His dedication to both craft and physical excellence makes him a standout presence in the cosplay community.
Why Celebrating Black Cosplayers Matters
Representation matters in every space, and cosplay is no exception. By spotlighting Black cosplayers, we help challenge outdated stereotypes and ensure that fans of all backgrounds feel seen, appreciated, and encouraged to participate in the art of cosplay. These five creators, along with countless others in the community, are proof that Black cosplayers are a vital and vibrant part of fandom culture.
As we continue celebrating 28 Days of Black Cosplay, let’s support and uplift these amazing talents. Follow their journeys, engage with their content, and share their work—because cosplay is for everyone, and these artists deserve all the recognition for their incredible contributions.
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