Cosplay Corner: Petite Ebby Cosplay Brings Magical Girls to Life

Growing up, I was IN LOVE with the W.I.T.C.H. books. My face glowed with excitement when I crouched down near the bookshelves at Barnes & Noble when I was a tween, happy to see the first couple comic pages before diving into an exciting story of friendship, challenges, and magic. So, when I saw this OUTSTANDING Taranee Cook cosplay online, I was so excited. Everything about this cosplayer is sensational, and her W.I.T.C.H. creation was perfection, right down to the turquoise and green tights. On top of that, it is so wonderful to witness cosplayers supporting other cosplayers, and Petite Ebby Cosplay is definitely one of the most encouraging community members that I’ve seen! I am so happy that I was able to pick her brain a bit, so please enjoy this interview! Black Nerd Problems: I’d love to know a bit about yourself! What is your life like?Petite Ebby: First off, I’ve been cosplaying for seven years now. And I recently graduated with an undergraduate bachelors’ degree in Biology in December of last year. Right now, I am currently working as a Pet Care Associate at my new job. A quick description of my job, is to explain to pet parents about the animals we have at our store; give them suggestions or recommendations of our products to give to their pets, and help new pet parents with any questions or concerns that they might have with their new pet(s). With my degree, I want to become a Veterinarian Technician; or go to Graduate school to get my Master’s Degree in Veterin…

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