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The show follows a select few cosplayers behind the scenes of the competition into their homes, studios and their creative processes.

Each episode centers on a different convention, and the cosplayers must create a new look for each competition.

Cosplay, for those who might not be familiar, is short for costume play and it is the act of wearing a costume to portray a character from a work of fiction.

These costumes are often hand made and they can cost hundreds (sometimes thousands) of dollars and hours to create.

Some cosplayers like to get into character by acting like the character theyre representing.

Either way, the cosplayers are judged on presentation during the competition, as well as detail and craftsmanship.

Chief among them is the well-known costumer Yaya Han, who appears as a guest judge at each of the competitions in the series.

She is introduced by her self-chosen title, the Ambassador of Cosplay, and she often shows up to give our cosplayers some (seemingly unsolicited) advice, like a costumed fairy godmother.

When I spoke with Yaya at SDCC, she stressed that the competitions were not rigged in any way to favor the competitors.

Indeed, in the past two episodes, only one award has been given to any of the shows stars (it was to Holly and Jessica for best team for their Dungeons and Dragons costumes).

We see some of the creative process, though a lot less than I had hoped.

There were some cool shots of Jesse vacuum forming his Steampunk Stormtrooper helmet, and a harrowing scene where Holly makes a head cast of Jessica to help sculpt her Tiefling horns.

Most of the show focuses on (surprise) the drama and stress that goes into creating something on a too-short deadline for a competition.

The initial excitement for a reality show based on cosplay and featuring some of the cosplay communitys most talented names has faded since the show first aired and has been replaced with resentment, mostly.

Its what happens whenever an unelected elite minority is chosen to represent a population: rebellion.

The show was marketed as a documentary style, and it does catalog events and interviews like a documentary, but it is basically another competition reality TV show.

It was not made for cosplayers, it was made for the large, existing reality television audience.

From what I have seen so far, its modeled pretty closely after TLCs Toddlers and Tiaras.

I dont know how the child-beauty-pageant-going community reacted to Toddlers and Tiaras, but I bet it wasnt all positive.

I know some of these people, or have met them at conventions.

Watching their personalities edited to fit the reality TV model is totally fascinating.

To say that the drama is all manufactured is as ridiculous as saying that everything on the show happened exactly as it seems.

There is inherently drama that surrounds competitions, and cosplayers are no different.

However, some of the perceived cattiness is definitely a result of editing out of context remarks together.