Bulma and Trunks baby perhaps they are one of the most ignored characters when we review the wide universe of characters from dragon ball who have received their well-deserved tribute in the world of cosplay.
The Cell saga over the decades has been the subject of obsession for the most devoted fans of the Z era of this manga and anime. So over the years we have seen countless tributes, montages, sessions and performances by different artists.
Each material focuses on a specific moment in that tangled plot that involves time travel and alternate futures. Recently, for example, we saw a digital illustration showing what it would look like Andrew Garfield if he was booked for an adaptation live action from Dragon Ball Z as Future Gohan.
In the most recent trends we have seen that platforms of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a basis for generating images of this type inspired by anime and manga. Relegating with it the traditional and elaborate art of cosplay.
But it is the opportune moment to remember one of the most astute, simple and endearing sessions of recent years.
Baby Trunks and Bulma star in one of the best cosplay sessions we’ve ever seen
the cosplay artist Sarah Quillian, better known on Instagram as adelacosplaywas in charge of carrying out in 2019 one of the most interesting sessions that have been developed as a tribute around the Cell Saga.
The portraits, published in May of that year as a gift to honor Mother’s Day, show us Quillian personified as Bulma with a baby Trunks. As we saw in the Dragon Ball Z anime:
The details of fidelity with the costumes are impressive and the treatment of the stage immediately refers us to the universe of this anime. Both for the color palette and for the details in the image.
If there was room for some not-so-positive observation or comment, it’s that Trunks’ hair isn’t exactly light purple in this shoot, but rather blonde.
But still, the cosplay artist made a strong impact on the community. Three years after publication, this session accumulates thousands of likes.
Unfortunately Sarah since 2020 has abandoned her Instagram account and is only intermittently active on Twitter.