God of Cosplay turns PS5 into Seto Kaiba character in Yu-Gi-Oh

In his latest work, Lowcostcosplay shared how he transformed his newly purchased PS5 into the character Yu-Gi-Oh Seto Kaiba.

Launched in October 2020, PS5 quickly became the most sought-after console in the world today. The PS5’s design has been the subject of memes and jokes, with many fans comparing the PS5’s futuristic design to a Stormtrooper robot or the Yu-Gi-Oh Seto Kaiba character. When Sony officially revealed the PS5, many gamers were not impressed with the sleek, futuristic, white look completely different from the PS4. However, most gamers are more concerned with the hardware and processing capabilities of the PS5.

Anucha Sangchart is a Thai painter currently living and working in Bangkok. He owns a fan page called Lowcostcosplay on Facebook with more than 4.8 million followers, specializing in posting cosplay (masquerade) photos that always have tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of interactions from the online community. Every photo that the guy posts on social networks makes everyone “laugh to tears” because of the impression. In his latest work, Lowcostcosplay shared how he transformed his newly purchased PS5 into the character Yu-Gi-Oh Seto Kaiba.

Specifically, Lowcostcosplay posted a photo of himself showing him transforming his newly purchased PS5 into a costume of the character Yu-Gi-Oh Seto Kaiba. Using a white body design combined with blue on the sides, makes Lowcostcosplay look like Yu-Gi-Oh’s Kaiba character. For those unfamiliar, Seto Kaiba begins the Yu-Gi-Oh series as the enemy and rival of protagonist Yugi Moto.

Although many gamers may be angry at the thought of Lowcostcosplay – the owner of one of the few PS5s that has been sold in recent times, not using the PS5 for gaming, but only for cosplay. However, there are also many people who respond when through a very simple art perspective, lowcostcosplayth simply makes the PS5 blend into its own artwork.

It even marks another prime example of the intersection of video games, anime, cosplayers, and social media. The post now has more than 150,000 likes on Instagram just a day after it was posted and has been shared across various gaming communities.