Little Witch Academia is a popular anime series that features a young girl named Akko Kagari who dreams of becoming a great witch like her idol, Shiny Chariot. Throughout the series, Akko attends Luna Nova Magical Academy and has many adventures with her friends. One aspect of Little Witch Academia that stands out is the variety of costumes worn by the characters. Each witch-in-training has their own unique style and outfit, which adds to the visual appeal of the show. Akko, the main protagonist, wears a distinctive blue and yellow outfit that reflects her energetic and determined personality. Her costume includes a blue witch hat with a yellow band, a blue and yellow dress, and black boots.
From the Disney+ series titled Loki comes this 3 3/4 inch Funko vinyl figure of Loki himself. Wearing his president button, he stands with his arms crossed in his signature golden horns. Marvel.
With projects like Making Queer History and books like Queer, There and Everywhere emerging, younger members of the LGBTQ community are getting more and more access to their history. I have wanted to share my Billy Doll or Billy s boyfriend doll, Carlos on this site, but don t think everyone would be able to handle his parts there s a pun in there somewhere.
Her costume includes a blue witch hat with a yellow band, a blue and yellow dress, and black boots. This simple yet eye-catching design represents Akko's passion for magic and her desire to stand out. Other characters in the series also have notable costumes.
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One of my best friends introduced me to what has to be the most absolutely fabulous product Mattel has ever released. He went down as the highest selling Ken doll in history due to his keen fashion sense no doubt. Being a gay man I know a queen when I see one, and I have no doubt about Earring Magic Ken. After doing some research on the doll(or rather I wikipedia-ed and Googled a bit) poor Ken was recalled despite his record selling numbers. He did however open the doors for other gay themed dolls such as the Gay Billy Doll. My friend was kind enough to let me takes some pics of Earring Magic Ken. And boy he is magical alright.
Note the bitchin’ highlights in his hair! He is wearing a very shiny lilac vest with a matching sheer shirt and medallion. He also has an earing and comes with one for you to wear also!
His pants really get me every time they have pink stitching, and note the black shoes with no socks!
The back of his box where you can see his “Girlfriends”.
11 Responses to “Earring Magic Ken”
Allee Willis
Easily one of the best named dolls ever! I can’t believe how blatant and stereotyped Mattel was with Earring Magic K. I love throwing the photo in of the other Earring Magic dolls, as if that would lessen the stereotype. His hair is masterful. His jewels are awesome. Only outdone by his lavender with pink stitching vest. Love his little loafers with no socks too. Was there an official reason for why this was taken off the market? February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Jaymes Mansfield
It’s rather murky as to why he was pulled. The biggest reasoning I could find was conservative groups felt the doll was too offensive for children(and Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader isn’t? Just sayin’.). I think he’s a rather fun doll if you ask me. February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Nessa
I bought an Earring Magic Ken when he came out and I recall there was a lot of controversy around the doll, with conservative groups saying he was encouraging immorality or something ridiculous. February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Douglas Wood
Not sure Earring Magic Ken would be quite so popular with the gay crowd once his pants were off if he’s as “anatomically incorrect” as the other Ken (and Barbie) dolls. February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Michael Ely
Let’s face it, Ken dolls were neither straight or gay dolls, rather they were more like eunuch dolls. I have wanted to share my Billy Doll (or Billy’s boyfriend doll, Carlos) on this site, but don’t think everyone would be able to handle his parts (there’s a pun in there somewhere). February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Jaymes Mansfield
haha Don’t forget Billy’s bestie Tyson! Or Halloween Billy as Dolly Parton and Carlos as Carmen Miranda lol. Those dolls are awesome! February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
Douglas Wood
Oh, come on Michael– don’t hold out on us. Allee’s even provided a Nudity category for such a submission. February 23rd, 2011 Log in to Reply
kookykitsch
As soon as I had heard about the controversy I snatched up two of these dolls, known around SF as “Cockring Ken.” February 24th, 2011 Log in to Reply
Howie Pyro
i thought that’s what was on his necklace! February 24th, 2011 Log in to ReplyAllee Willis
Yes, totally looks like it, with Barbie hanging on for dear life. February 24th, 2011 Log in to Reply
I know what you might be thinking. Thomas you are an adult, why on earth are you buying a Ken doll? And moreover why is that relevant to your blog?
Lotte, one of Akko's friends, has a more subdued and traditional look, with a long purple dress and a pointed hat. Sucy, another friend of Akko's, wears a dark green and black outfit that matches her mischievous and mysterious personality. The costume designs in Little Witch Academia not only reflect the individual characters' personalities but also contribute to the overall atmosphere of the show. The vibrant colors and unique designs give the series a whimsical and magical feel, enhancing the viewer's immersion in the story. In addition to the main characters, the various side characters and background witches at Luna Nova Magical Academy also have their own distinct costumes. This attention to detail in the costume design adds depth to the world of Little Witch Academia and makes it feel more rich and fully realized. Overall, the costumes in Little Witch Academia play an essential role in bringing the characters and the magical world they inhabit to life. From Akko's energetic blue and yellow ensemble to the traditional purple dress of Lotte, each costume choice contributes to the show's visual appeal and enhances the viewer's experience. The costume design in Little Witch Academia showcases the creativity and attention to detail that make the series a fan-favorite among anime enthusiasts..
Reviews for "The Impact of Little Witch Academia on the Cosplay Community"
1. John Doe - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Little Witch Academia costume. The quality was extremely poor, with cheap materials and sloppy stitching. The costume didn't even resemble the character it was supposed to be, and the colors were completely off. It looked like a cheap knock-off version. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who is a fan of the show, as it doesn't do justice to the characters. Save your money and look for a better quality costume elsewhere.
2. Jane Smith - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Little Witch Academia costume, but it fell short. The sizing was completely off, despite following the size chart provided. The costume was too small in some areas and too big in others, making it uncomfortable to wear. The accessories included with the costume were also flimsy and easily broke. Overall, the costume didn't meet my expectations in terms of quality and fit. I would suggest looking for alternative options before purchasing this one.
3. Sarah Johnson - 2 stars - I was really excited to dress up as my favorite Little Witch Academia character for Halloween, but this costume let me down. The fabric felt cheap and uncomfortable, and the stitching was poorly done. It didn't look like the character's outfit at all, with the colors being way off. The fit was also odd, with the top being too loose and the skirt too tight. It was not worth the price I paid for it, and I regretted buying it. I would advise others to find a different costume that better represents the characters from the show.