Of course! We love cosplay – both children and adults are welcome to join in.\nWe also have events and shows dedicated to cosplay during the festival.\n\nRemember: Cosplay is not consent – always respect each other.

Take a rest and meet other cosplayers. Talk to us at our cosplay reception or fix your costume at our Cosplay Repair Station.

During the festival, we’ll be on hand to answer questions and take registrations for our craftsmanship competition and cosplay catwalk. Stop by and say hi to us!

In the basement there are changing rooms for Cosplayers to use. Code available at the cosplay reception or at the ticket office at the entrance.

During the festival you can experience and participate in our activities such as our Cosplay Catwalk and Craftsmanship competition. We will update the program continuously. You are always welcome to write if you have a suggestion or want to organize a panel or workshop. Write to info@copenhagencomics.dk.

Cosplay

Q: Cosplay Repair Station

In collaboration with FabLab, you can stop by the Cosplay Lounge and make repairs to your Cosplay during the festival. We have the materials and equipment to make sure everything fits properly. Together we can fix most things!

Cosplayers are an important part of the atmosphere at the festival – and we strive to give you a safe, fun and creative weekend in Valby Hallen filled with comics and cosplay.

What can you experience?

We want to spread awareness and interest in cosplay in Denmark. We also want to create a space where cosplayers and other participants can come together and cultivate their passion in a space that is safe for everyone.

At the festival we have Cosplay Catwalk, Craftsmanship competition, panels, workshops and a lounge dedicated to cosplay. There’s also a cosplay repair station. Whether you’re new or experienced, into craftsmanship or performance, there’s something for you both days.

We love cosplay

Cosplayers get a 50% discount on our partout tickets.

See you in Valby Hallen!

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What is cosplay?

The word cosplay is a contraction of the words “costume” and “play”. It is a creative form of expression where a person dresses up as a character from a comic book, anime, manga, book, movie, TV series, video game or similar.

Cosplayers often put a lot of time and effort into creating or purchasing their costumes and accessories so they can look as realistic and detailed as possible. They can also role-play, take photos and participate in cosplay competitions and events where they can meet other cosplayers and show off their costumes.

When interacting with cosplayers, remember that cosplay does not equal consent. Always ask permission before photographing, recording or touching a person or their costume.

Cosplay is not consent

Always ask permission before photographing or filming a cosplayer.
Always ask permission before touching a cosplayer’s costume.
Respect a no!
Copenhagen Comics does not tolerate denigration and ridicule of cosplayers.

We want to create a welcoming, friendly, inclusive and family-friendly festival. We do not tolerate harassing behavior.
This includes Wearing costumes with symbolism or uniforms of hate groups, authoritarian regimes and/or racist movements

You can read our full Code of Conduct here.