Cinnabunny: The Embodiment of Compassion and Unstoppable Talent

Let me tell you guys about a cool as beans cosplayer named Cinnabunny. This woman emanates the very essence of compassion and vitality that is found in the spirit of the cosplay community. She is optimistic, thoughtful, and very friendly! Have you seen her Beatrix cosplay from Final Fantasy IX? YES. OMG. THANK YOU. I had the opportunity to interview her before, and she had amazing answers to my questions. I hope you enjoy this interview of her as much as I did (and do)! Black Nerd Problems: If you were a Summoner in any Final Fantasy game, who would be your favorite/best friend, Aeon, GF, Summon, etc? Cinnabunny: AHHHH this is so hard. I’d have to say Ultima, the High Seraph from FF12. She has such an awesome design—golden wings, that huge cannon for feet, and she’s so powerful with that Redemption spell. If I’m going to spend all my MP summoning her, it’d better be someone super badass. BNP: Tell us a bit about yourself please! Cinnabunny: Let’s see….I am quite socially awkward. I find other people just as fascinating as they seem to find me….I don’t get enough sleep because I’m either thinking about what to record for my next album or how many millimeters of wood filler I need to pack between the magnets of Nariko’s sword to still maintain a strong attraction yet not rip through the wood. I am also the only person I know who loves black jellybeans lol.

BNP: What does the art of cosplay mean to you? Cinnabunny: The bringing of fantasy to reality—taking something from the di…

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