Frieza is the subject of a striking cosplay tribute done entirely in body painting. Where the villain of Dragon Ball Z in a way as peculiar as it is disturbing, almost terrifying, disturbing. Which makes it relative material for a good creepypasta.
Dragon Ball Z remains in the hearts of fans as one of the most legendary stages in the long history of this anime and manga.
While the early parts of his opening arc weren’t spectacular in action (but drama), with Goku murdered and Gohan in training for the future arrival of Vegeta and Nappa.
Things improved considerably once Frieza entered the equation to become one of the most powerful and ruthless villains in the entire universe of this story.
Entire generations of fans grew up traumatized by witnessing the moment this guy literally blew up krillin.
For the same reason, the evolution of Frieza has been curious, where he has appeared intermittently for years as an ally and an enemy.
Now becoming the main threat to our heroes in the most recent arc of the manga in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero.
Frieza in body paint cosplay is the most disturbing villain in all of Dragon Ball Z
When a cosplay artist pays tribute to Frieza, he usually does so in three general directions: either he interprets it with high fidelity to the original design of the character, or he makes some radical changes in charisma and even gender, or he opts for a low-key costume. budget and that causes laughter.
But more than memorable results are usually achieved when the costumed tribute is made while respecting the menacing and visually awkward qualities of the character.
That is exactly what the renowned artist did Irina @hellsinki_muasfx who in one of his most recent sessions played Freeza using the complex art of body paint with impressive results:
Irina’s work is generally distinguished by applying body paint to the maximum extreme on completely black backgrounds. So that when photographed it looks as if it were an oil painting, without many brushstrokes that advocate volume or texture.
But in reality it is about her and her body is the basis for illustrating each character that she cosplays, for the same reason it is disturbing to see her in motion or to look closely at the apparently flat portrait until distinguishing the person behind the painting.
The artist has a wide gallery on Instagram and even has a tribute to Goku. We highly recommend her work:
