We spent 4 weeks building Xal'atath from World of Warcraft! 🔥

- Svetlana

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0:00​ - Intro
2:08 - Robe
6:05 - Pauldrons
10:20 - Collar
11:14 - Corset
15:36 - Bracer
17:12 - Leg Armor
18:17 - Cape
20:46 - Wig
22:14 - Cosplay Reveal
23:28 - Outro

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Video edit by @GeekingJay

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[Neal_YouTube]

Cosplay amazes me. This art form has really come a long way. The average cosplay artist has to know how to sculpt, paint, create basic circuits, use 3d modeling software and 3D printers, and sew. It's nuts.

[aprilblackregentart]

I learned most of my EVA knowledge from you, and I'm still just as enthused to build all the things. So THANK YOU for sharing!

[PretzlCosplay]

That epic process was so awesome to see! 25 minutes of pure crafting goodness 🥰 The costume turned out amazing! What a dream team ❤️

[spacecentergames]

Long-form videos are always cool. Thank you for taking the time to show the processes and collaborators.

[charlayned]

I'm so amazed at how you do that. We were cos-playing Star Trek and Star Wars in the early-mid 1980s and the amount of things you can do that we had no access to (weren't dreamed of yet) is just astounding. I remember doing the Princess Leia red "pajamas" with the white cape (Bespin Outfit) from Empire Strikes Back for my sister and the Star Trek The Motion Picture "footie pajama" uniforms for myself. Small publicity pictures out of a Star Log magazine, trying to figure out what they were using without seeing a movie footage, creating our own patterns and sewing or using the sticky fabric bond, pillow foam for the insides of some things, and a bicycle reflector for the Star Trek uniform belt, it was all done by hand and our fingers crossed. Heck, I still do conventions and now I'm an author guest and have a wheelchair that I want to steam-punk and I carry one of Asia Erikson's Werepup dolls (I write vampires but have werewolves, go figure).

You are amazing, I've followed your work and am very enthusiastic to see more.

[garakii]

I've been watching your videos for 4 years now, never comented, only the usual "like-button-smashing" 😅 but this one is just too amazing, mind blowing and beautiful to not let you know about it. You 2 make the best team in cosplay making and I'm so glad you both enjoy it so much and have the same passion for it (holy Corgi, Benni is just a master of air brushing and 3D printing at this point 🙌)
Can't wait to see the next project, I'll be watching of course. A dream of mine is actually seeing you at one comic/anime/videogame convention in my country (Costa Rica). The organizers were asking which cosplayers we will like to see and of course I commented about you, so fingers crossed hehe

[sawtoothheart]

LOVED seeing this come together. I especially love how you call out which things become much easier with 20 years of crafting experience, such as patterning and knowing intuitively how to deconstruct complicated shapes, and which things are still struggles, like that part of the process where everything looks weird and you're not sure how it will turn out. I have almost 10 years of cosplay crafting experience (not quite 20!) and I relate to some of these experiences, and in other areas it's interesting to see what 10 more years may bring!

[Rainysprouts]

Always love to see your longer build videos! The shorts are a nice teaser but I loooove seeing all the details behind the build :D

[DaveOnTheInterWebz]

I think it's great that you point out how a work in progress can sometimes seem "weird and not look right". I have run into this obstacle myself in the middle of a project and had doubts, but just pushed on ahead "Trusting The Process". So glad to see this video after all the teases on Instagram! Thanks for sharing all your amazing work! Please pet Zelda and Midna for me! :D

[luiscastroairbrush]

Para mi eres la mejor cosplayer de todos los tiempos. Cada armadura, cada arma, cada detalle que aplicas a estos trajes y como los haces es sin duda una maravilla. He visto cada una de tus creaciones y son una mejor que la otra...y de paso enseñas el proceso de una manera amena y muy didáctica, hemos aprendido todos un montón de materiales, técnicas, aplicaciones, etc. Sin duda, la mejor de las mejores!!!

[Sean-psec]

Of all the cosplay costumes and characters I've seen of yours. Xal' atath is the perfect character and cosplay for you. You look just like her! Amazing job

[Naydraa]

A wonderful build! I really enjoyed watching it all come together ♥

[nahkohese]

Another amazing build! Love your 4-legged "assistants"

[xJeevy]

Normalerweise habe ich nicht soviel Ahnung vom Cosplay und bin nicht im Thema drinnen aber ich bin total beeindruckt wie du aussiehst und wie gut du Xala umgesetzt hast!!! Sie ist ein mega toller Character. Lediglich das Fußkettchen habe ich gesucht und vermisst aber ganz ehrlich, insaner Job!

[anjowestphal-mekking]

This cosplay is amazing. Youve outdone yourself Kamui. Been following you for many, many years but this costume is the best you have ever made. It looks AMAZING. It looks BETTER than the model. Im in awe of your skill..

[aeilahpi]

missed the toe ring and chain down her foot >< but pretty awesome anyway

[John_Conner]

This is pretty freakn incredible. This is professional quality. It always feels good to go from a hobby to a professional.

[MrCaliban]

I'm watching this on my second monitor while actuially playing WoW right now. I'm in love with this game and I think Blizzard did a great job in creating Xal'Ateth as a villain. Just as you did a great job creating this Cosplay.

[reaper]

Epic Job!! Truly cosplay Pros for sure! I appreciate the in-depth vid, it’s so cool to see the process (those shorts are just that… short 😂) 🤟😎🤟

[sylvichon]

I think the secret to making cosplays this amazing is to have corgi dogs as pets. Hahahaha.