This is the moment of truth, ladies and gentlemen. If Kasumi can win her seventh match in the Cosplay Clash, she'll be inducted into the Arcade Sushi Cosplay Hall of Fame. All that's standing in her way is fellow Dead or Alive fighter, Helena Douglas.
I imagine there is a seductive, cult-like harem of satanic beauties dressed in pentagram bikinis being kept at an underground, back mass cathedral somewhere off the coast of Norway, where domineering idols of the heavy metal world come pawn off pieces of their eternal soul in exchange for a peak at the tan lines on the devil’s rack
Jenn is a 26-year-old actress from Toronto who is a rare success story. She's making her dreams happen in Hollywood.
It seems like we've been all about the ninjas lately, here on Arcade Sushi. But I think we have room for just one more before the week is over, so let's welcome Soul Calibur's Taki, today's Cosplay of the Day.
Real name Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam, M.I.A. is the moniker of the British recording artist, songwriter, painter and director. We're sure glad she isn't "Missing in Action," you know? Because we like her face? Sorry, too easy.
We think it's high time to feature another League of Legends cosplayer. Let's take a look at LeBlanc, the Deceiver in today's Cosplay of the Day.
Officer Benz is setting us up for a DUI, because we're seeing double.
In just a few short weeks, summer beach rentals will be in full swing. Women and men living together just inches from the beach, booze and memories to last at least until next summer.
The best part of summer beach rentals are the new women who pop in and out of the house every weekend
Tuesdays mean two things: Office recycling day, and Babe of the Week Voting. Can you tell which one we're more excited about?
Dizzy was left disoriented after suffering a loss at the hands of Kasumi yesterday. But now Street Fighter's Ibuki, another ninja girl, has stepped up to the challenge and aims to bring down Kasumi once and for all.
There have been a lot of complaints about 'Star Trek Into Darkness' since the film opened, one of them from some female fans who felt that having character Carol Marcus (Alice Eve) strip down to her bra and panties for no apparent reason. The complaints became too much for 'Star Trek Into Darkness' writer/producer Damon Lindelof who finally admitted the shot was "gratuitous" and "unnecessary."
Do you agree?
