Things We Saw Today: Adorable Totoro Couples Cosplay

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“I want to cosplay Totoro at Sakura-Con!” “No, I want to cosplay Totoro!” Why not both? (photo by David Ngo, via Fashionably Geek)

This Never Ending Adventure shirt by Hartzack is available in shirt form at Neatoshop.

These Hannibal posters by the Phantom City Creative are already sold out, but ain’t that the way with Mondo? Even if we saw these and shared them with you yesterday, before they went on sale, you probably still wouldn’t have gotten your hands on one. (Collider)

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