I have to say, The Riddler is the most awesomest costume ever for Michelle :)
Fun fact : The Riddler is called the Sphinx over in France wich just shows how appropriate that costume is for Michelle.
Finn as Spike is inspired, too.
ey thers Spike whers Chet? lol. cowboy bebop
Love the Vincent costume. :D
Oh right, Vincent! I totally thought it was Vash the Stampede until I read your comment…
Spike for the win.
haha
good job with the hunter s. thompson costume :)
God, Spike totally makes this work. It’s bloody awesome.
I wonder… can Michelle control the glowing eyes with the medallion, but just doesn’t care (or notice) because she’s with that group, or do her eyes always glow in the dark?
Or maybe it’s just a tapetum lucidum. Cats have them (as do many other animals). The short explanation is that it’s a reflective membrane at the back of the eye, giving the receptors a second chance to detect light. So it might not be that her eyes are literally glowing; maybe we’re just seeing light reflected off that membrane.
(Yes, this is why the eyes of dogs, cats, deer, etc. all seem to glow when you shine a light on them.)
With that hair, he looks a lot like Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop
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I have to say, The Riddler is the most awesomest costume ever for Michelle :)
Fun fact : The Riddler is called the Sphinx over in France wich just shows how appropriate that costume is for Michelle.
Finn as Spike is inspired, too.
ey thers Spike whers Chet? lol. cowboy bebop
Love the Vincent costume. :D
Oh right, Vincent! I totally thought it was Vash the Stampede until I read your comment…
Spike for the win.
haha
good job with the hunter s. thompson costume :)
God, Spike totally makes this work. It’s bloody awesome.
I wonder… can Michelle control the glowing eyes with the medallion, but just doesn’t care (or notice) because she’s with that group, or do her eyes always glow in the dark?
Or maybe it’s just a tapetum lucidum. Cats have them (as do many other animals). The short explanation is that it’s a reflective membrane at the back of the eye, giving the receptors a second chance to detect light. So it might not be that her eyes are literally glowing; maybe we’re just seeing light reflected off that membrane.
(Yes, this is why the eyes of dogs, cats, deer, etc. all seem to glow when you shine a light on them.)
With that hair, he looks a lot like Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop
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