Klang Parade’s Pa Sang Cosplay Party 7.0 dazzled with creativity

The bustling main court of Klang Parade was transformed into a realm of creativity and skill as the Pa Sang Cosplay Party 7.0 concluded its two-day extravaganza, setting a new standard for cosplay brilliance. The event not only showcased the stunning costumes and performances of seasoned cosplayers but also provided a platform for budding talents, emphasizing the inclusivity of the vibrant cosplay community.

A distinguished panel of judges, including icons such as King Angel, Frankie aka Liben, Crazed Joker, and Victoria Wey, raised the bar for talent competitions in the cosplay world. Their expertise prompted an additional round of scrutiny, challenging participants to delve into the intricate details of their costumes and share the stories behind their creations, be it handcrafted, purchased, or improvised.

Participants embraced the challenge, unveiling their talents through riveting skits, soulful singing, mesmerizing dance routines, and even martial arts displays. The judges reciprocated with constructive feedback and encouragement, creating an atmosphere of growth and camaraderie among newcomers and seasoned performers alike.

AJ Law Obdam triumphs with captivating portrayal

After three intense rounds, AJ Law Obdam emerged as the Champion for the Pa Sang Cosplay Party 7.0. His portrayal of Ms Hina/Gorou from Genshin Impact earned him accolades for capturing the characters’ nuanced traits and showcasing remarkable versatility in performance. AJ Law Obdam took home RM1,500 worth of cash and prizes, securing his second championship win in ARA malls cosplay competitions.

The first runner-up position was claimed by Prince Alter Ego, who captivated the audience with a skit as Hayabusa from Mobile Legends Bang Bang, earning RM1,000 worth of cash and prizes. Psycho secured the second runner-up title, embodying Guts of Berserk with awe-inspiring props and makeup, and earning RM500 worth of rewards.

The event wasn’t just a stage for seasoned cosplayers; it also celebrated the youngest talents. Five-year-old Allysha Raihana Binti Allashari, portraying Captain Hook from Peter Pan, stole hearts with her performance, earning RM600 worth of cash and prizes in the Junior Cosplay Competition. In the Junior category, a three-year-old cosplaying Olaf from Frozen stole the spotlight with a charming reindeer companion, showcasing an adorable act that delighted both the audience and judges.

John Tam, the general manager of Klang Parade, expressed pride in hosting such enriching events, stating, “We are proud to continuously hold events like this, benefiting our diverse community with varying talents.”

The Pa Sang Cosplay Party 7.0 wasn’t just a competition; it was a testament to the spirit of creativity, talent, and inclusivity within the cosplay community, leaving an indelible mark on participants and attendees alike. The event’s success reflects the growing passion and dedication of the Malaysian cosplay community, solidifying Klang Parade’s commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive cultural scene.