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Developed in the 1920s - 30s, the hypodermic needle theory (Linear Communication Theory) is a model of communication in which is intended to send messages straight (as if it is injected into them - hence, needle) to a passive audience which is directly received and is then wholly accepted - influencing the audience immediately. It's as if the public can't "escape" from the media's influence and the considered a "sitting duck". The phrasing "hypodermic needle" is meant to give a mental image of the direct, strategic, and planned infusion of a message into an individual. It has been largely considered no longer in use for a long time.

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Space Travel:
1902
Weapons Of Mass Destruction: 1951
Video Games, Improvements To Technology, Reaching For The Stars:
1970's to 1980's
AI and VR:
2000 to 2018

PAST FEAR = UNKNOWN POWER

MODERN FEAR = THAT TECHNOLOGY WILL EXCEED US

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Cosplay is a hobby where participants called Cosplayers wear costumes or fashion accessories to represent a specific character. They take inspiration from most media outlets: Films, TV Shows, Games, Animes, Cartoons, Books, Manga, Comics, the Internet and dank ass memes.

People get into Cosplay for different reasons; Going with and meeting new friends, the technical challenge of making the costume and the enjoyment of taking the visage of your favourite character.

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Sci-fi, History and Technological Advances

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Sci-fi, History and Technological Advances

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The Kind Of Films You Don't See Cosplay For

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The Kind Of Films You Don't See Cosplay For

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- Se7en
- THE EMOJI MOVIE
- Sausage Party
- something which isn't weeb
- roblox
- Things with little to no Cult followings

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- Supernatural
- Star Wars
- Any Superhero Movie
- Anime
- Cult Classic Movies e.g. Hocus Pocus

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The term “Cosplay” is short for “costume play” there are many different kinds of inspiration for cos-players such as anime like Attack on Titan, manga such as Death Note, sci-fi featuring movies like the matrix, fantasy and steampunk, these are only a few of the many different kinds of cosplay’s. Cos players can either make up their own costumes and props, such as links tunic and the master sword, whereas most people just purchase the costumes, the avid fans that adore these costumes usually wear them at events such as comic-con, Katsu-con and to many other places.

The reason behind fans cosplaying may be as simple as them wearing a mask that shifts their personality

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Superhero films - Marvel
TV Shows - Supernatural
League of legends

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why are some iconic movies/ games not cosplayed?

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why are some iconic movies/ games not cosplayed?

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Characters aren't relatable enough
Film isn't liked for the character design
too realistic to be interesting to cosplay as
they're not weeb stuff

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Cosplay: the practice of dressing up as a character from a film, book, or video game, especially one from the Japanese genres of manga or anime.

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Cosplay and People's Love For It's Original Media

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Cosplay and People's Love For It's Original Media

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People Cosplay to express the things in which they love. They enjoy devoting a part of themselves to cosplaying and find it fun to do.