#r5-d4

Spent about three hours there. Got in 10,000 steps, apparently. Hooray for physical fitness!

Shout out to this awesome fully armored Heimdall; he even had the contacts in. (I think this is home-made? Must have been a ton of work.)

A Virtual Boy demo kiosk! How many of those do you think still exist?

Couple of booths selling capsule toys / gachapon from gachapon machines, including this gachapon machine selling mini gachapon machines:

Jack Burton from Big Trouble in Little China, with Beholder-looking-monster-guy-thing:

Aliens-style Colonial Marine:

Great likeness with this Steve Irwin cosplayer:

Ton of Star Wars droids:

Including this B2EMO from Andor:

Some wild, actual vintage movie posters:

And this crazy, huge Starscream ... costume? This thing was trucked in in pieces, was like 10 feet tall, and had a guy inside it:

Notable things seen but not photographed: A few Sailor senshi (yay), a Gandalf the Gray with Frodo, a Sexy Squidward, a Jyn Erso (yay), a Cassian Andor (yay!), a lot of fully-decked out Ghostbusters and a Slimer, an RC R5-D4 (the red droid that blows its top early in A New Hope), plenty of Marvel heroes, plenty of Mandalorians, even a few of the brand new Fantastic Four costumes (I guess I shouldn't be surprised), a really good Indy and Marion, a huge Big Daddy from Bioshock.