Once again Momoshiki Otsutsuki receives an interesting cosplay tribute from an artist who performed an out-of-the-ordinary complexity shoot. Proving with it that perhaps this character is the highlight of Boruto and could well have been part of the original Naruto mythology.
We don’t blame you if you are confused about the order and origin of this enigmatic celestial being. The introduction of him happened in the manga of Boruto: Naruto Next Generationsin the anime he appeared beyond chapter 462 and has been integrated into the cast of the movies and some video games.
Its design is iconic and very distinctive, but at this point a good part of its popularity comes from its presence and consistency in the cosplay and Fan Art scene, where it is a recurring object of tributes.
In fact, in recent years we could say that we have seen a significant number of photo shoots and illustrations where Momoshiki is the main point of inspiration, with really attractive results. Like the example we share with you today.
This is the best Momoshiki Otsutsuki cosplay in the entire history of Naruto and Boruto
The character design of Momoshiki Otsutsuki it provides a wide margin of territory to play with the creative possibilities that this type of celestial being can pose when mounting a cosplay tribute.
In general, there are two ways to do it: with the minimum budget and a wide margin of imagination. Or with high doses of investment and maximum attention to detail.
Today we share the result of a cosplay session by the artist Anaïs Pilloy, better known on Instagram as @unchat.grisa French cosplay artist with a high degree of specialty in the use of body paint.
Thanks to those attributes and background, as we can see, the artist was able to achieve a gross cosplay tribute session using the body paint technique with impressive results.
Where he took advantage of the character’s androgyny and the neutrality of his color palette to make slight adaptations and integrate some additional elements that increased the aesthetic impact of the final result.
An interesting detail is that in the entire gallery of this artist we can find a wide variety of tributes to Boruto and Naruto.
Although, as is the case in most of the body paint community today, most of his recent photography is a tribute to the tapes of Avatar.
