All you could say was that the organizers knew how to have fun. Until the awards were announced, even the winners had no idea who else had won.
For the first two rounds, the fanwork and official categories, the organizers had even brought the winners onstage inside movable, square frames covered with curtains.
They wanted that look of surprise on the faces of the audience and the cosplayers the instant the curtains were unveiled. To stir things up even further, they even gave official awards to some fanwork cosplayers whose costumes were more elaborate than those of the official cosplayers.
When it came to stirring up discussion and causing trouble, the organizers' methods rivaled Brain's!
Although the first two categories had already generated all the buzz anyone could ask for, Sherlock had remained utterly unremarkable throughout, even looking rather uninterested.
It was only when the final category, the original creations, came onstage that Sherlock grew excited.
He frantically smacked Shoko beside him, telling her to get her phone and camera ready and aim them at the two curtains supported by frames onstage.
Following the host's impassioned introduction, the two curtains onstage suddenly dropped, leaving Tamamo-no-Mae Satoru Gojo and onmyoji Suguru Geto standing openly before everyone.
Both of them went dumb the instant they saw each other. The sight of Satoru Gojo's Tamamo-no-Mae outfit forced Suguru Geto's narrow eyes even wider than they had been when the Inventory Curse Worm called him Mom.
The affected coyness on Satoru Gojo's face froze in an instant, too, and his gaze and expression grew particularly complicated as he looked at Suguru Geto in his hunting robe beside him.
Did you know what the most fucked-up part was?
Suguru Geto had two little girls styled as foxes with him!
Combined with Satoru Gojo's Tamamo-no-Mae look,