Gorou (Japanese: ゴロー Goroo) is a playable Geo character in the action role-playing video game Genshin Impact. He is a general of the Watatsumi Army, which opposes the Vision Hunt Decree imposed by the Inazuma Shogunate. Gorou is a skilled tactician and a courageous leader, and he is deeply respected by his subordinates. He is also a loyal supporter of Sangonomiya Kokomi, the Divine Priestess of Watatsumi Island. The designer also factors in another switch toward the end of the season when Vicious also wears this costume and there is “this consideration of movement” to incorporate the big fight scene in Episode 8. The fake blood continuity is a big challenge with both this look and Spike’s suit. “I don't know how many of them we have but you completely trash the suit,” laughs Holland. Julia Spike and Vicious in a standoff where Spike has Vicious's katana and Vicious has Spike's gun.] Spike Spiegel: "Julia passed away. Let's end it all." Vicious: "If that's your wish."

Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Milo Thatch from the Atlantis: The Lost Empire franchise. To pull it all together, you will need to replicate Spike’s messy flop of spiky brown hair that resembles a faux pompadour. Don’t skimp on the hairspray! In spite of all this, Spike still has a good heart and, whether he admits it or not, is more caring than he lets on and more than willing to help others without expecting anything in return. This is rather ironic considering his line of work. A good example of this is in Session 7, when Victoria Terpsichore offered him a wad of cash, and he only took a single note while saying the rest was for her husband. He has also shown compassion for Rocco's blind sister in Session 8, even buying flowers when he went to visit her in hospital and being saddened and sympathetic by the loss of her brother. He treats Ein as an emergency food supply and Ed as a burden, but in reality, despite never showing his companions appreciation. Spike nurtures an obvious affection for each of them and often seems willing to help them. This affection is shown through his constant choice to not interfere as they face their past, even if meaning he has to pass up a bounty. In particular, Spike shares a genuine brotherly affection with Jet, and it is safe to say that they consider each other their best friend. In fact, they are often seen talking together like two old friends. Although they often fight because of the excessive stubbornness of Spike, occasionally resulting in him being banned from Bebop, these arguments are always resolved in a short time. Jet is also the only person to whom Spike confides about his past.During the first work by Shinichiro Watanabe on Cowboy Bebop, the first image that came to him was of Spike. Prior to that, Watanabe had the character of Spike in mind for a long time beforehand. From that point on, Watanabe tried to build a story around him, trying to make him cool. Spike's artificial eye was included as Watanabe wanted his characters to have flaws. He was originally going to give Spike an eye patch, but the producers vetoed it. Spike was born on June 26, 2044 on Mars. [1] Not much is known about the 27-year-old's family or childhood apart from his grandmother dying before he was born. Some speculate he was an orphan and his parents died when he was young. The story of Cowboy Bebop finished with Spike lying still on the floor. White doves are shown flying over Spike's motionless body, reminiscent of the doves that flew by Julia when she was fatally shot. The song "Blue" plays as the credits roll. At the end of the credits is the aforementioned fading star, which goes out completely followed by a monochrome still of Spike's profile. With the exception of "Ready To Ship" garments which can be shipped within 48 hours, the delivery time of most garments in our store is around 7-15 days. Aela the Huntress is a Nord werewolf, thief, and member of The Companions in the video game Skyrim. She is one of five members of The Circle, a secret group within The Companions. Aela resides in Jorrvaskr with the other Companions and offers lycanthropy deep into the faction’s questline. She is also an expert level Archery trainer, as well as a candidate for marriage and a follower after The Companions’ main questline.

Jupiter Jazz (Part 1) Spike Spiegel: "I’m gonna go look for my woman. You can go look for that other woman." Although people often talk about cowboys in an almost heroic sense, his image is far from the idea of one and, on the contrary, has characteristics typical of an antihero. He never acts to protect anyone, but only for interest, so he often has to be persuaded to commit himself to a hunt he considers only a little exciting, has a rather sharp and cynical sense of humor; when he pursues a bounty, he throws himself head-first into action, regardless of the damage caused to people and buildings. Spike also doesn't have the slightest moral scruples of having to kill someone. In the movie, he even tells an old woman that he and the Bebop crew don't serve and protect and that their work is strictly business, though Jet doubts that he actually means that. After falling in love with a woman named Julia, Spiegel faked his own death and left the criminal organization known as the Red Dragon mafia. In the show, he is 27 years old, tall and lanky, and a regular smoker.

Spike Spiegel Cosplay Costumes

Cosplays We Like This week’s Cosplays We Like comes from Vi from the Arcane (League of Legends) franchise.

Harley Quinn is a fictional character appearing in American comic books produced by DC Comics. She was created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for Batman: The Animated Series as a henchwoman for the supervillain Joker, debuting in its 22nd episode, “Joker’s Favor”, on September 11, 1992. Harley Quinn’s real name is Harleen Frances Quinzel. She is a former psychologist at Gotham City’s Arkham Asylum who was manipulated by and fell in love with the Joker, her patient, eventually becoming his accomplice and lover. Harley Quinn is known for her playful personality and her love for the Joker. She has also been depicted as a supervillain who has left her abusive and codependent relationship with the Joker behind. Harley Quinn has appeared in various media adaptations, including television shows, films, and video games.Callisto is a frozen, desolate place populated exclusively by men but for rare exceptions. While searching for Julia, Spike learns that Gren might be able to help him as he has been seen with women on occasion. Spike sets out to find Gren, but is accosted by street thugs who have confused him for Vicious. They are intent on stealing the money from the drug dealers they know to be going down. Spike is disgusted that he has been mistaken for his hated rival and flies into a rage, beating the street thugs mercilessly. It is during this encounter that Spike discovers that "Julia" is merely a codename being used for the sale of Red Eye.