In the "Inhuman" comics, the character Nezha is known for his unique personality and image, and he has had some very interesting and bizarre looks. Here are some examples:
- Women's COS Magical Girl Madoka: In the comics, Nezha once played a role in "Madoka Magical Girl" in women's COS. This appearance appeared in the manga, but was changed to the image of a little devil due to copyright or other considerations during the animation.
- The red scarf turns into a chaotic Aya: The red scarf around Nezha's neck is actually his artifact, the chaotic Aya, which can change its form. In the comics, Nezha once transformed the chaotic Aya into a red scarf to wear around his neck, and can also be transformed into other decorations, such as a red bow on his head.
- Hairstyle change: Nezha originally kept his thousand-year-old double pill head, but when he was at school, because his female classmates thought he was too good-looking, and his male classmates would be jealous, he changed his hairstyle.
- Nezha's Chaotian Aya was dyed by Taiyi Zhenren: Taiyi Zhenren maintained Chaotian Aya and dyed it into a new color, which made the dragon girl feel embarrassed and even unwilling to walk with Nezha.
- Other bizarre looks: Nezha has other interesting look changes in the comics, such as unexpected transformations due to the failure of certain spells, or special outfits for certain festivals and events.
Madoka Magical Girl is a character from another famous Japanese anime, Madoka Magical Girl, which is known for its unique plot and profound themes. In "Inhuman", the author Wang Air pays tribute to this classic animation through Nezha cosplay Madoka, and also shows another side of Nezha's character.
In this chapter of the manga, everyone is thinking about how to dress up for the upcoming Halloween. September and Xiaoyu take advantage of Nezha's love for water and candy to trick him into dressing up as a magical girl Madoka. Nezha is dressed up in Madoka's classic look, including wearing a pink magical girl costume and a signature hair accessory, which is very similar to Madoka in "Madoka Magi".
This cosplay shape not only gives Nezha's image a new look, but also brings freshness and fun to readers. At the same time, the plot also shows the interaction and humor between the characters in "Inhuman", as well as the author's reference and reinvention of pop culture.
It is worth noting that in the process of the manga being adapted into an anime, Nezha's cosplay style was modified. Out of copyright or the suggestion of the animator producer, Nezha's cosplay object changed from Madoka to a little devil. This change may be to avoid potential copyright issues, but it may also be to adapt to the audience and style of the animation.
This cosplay plot is a representative of the many humorous elements in "Inhuman", which not only enriches the image of the characters, but also reflects the creativity and fun of the work. Through such a plot design, the author successfully combines traditional mythological characters with modern pop culture to create unique stories and characters.
In the "Inhuman" comic, the plot of Nezha's Chaotian Aya being dyed colorful by Taiyi's real people is a story point full of humor. Originally a Nezha artifact, the Chaotian Aya was powerful and powerful, but in modern society, it is used more as a decoration or everyday item, reflecting the characteristics of "Inhuman" that combines traditional mythology with modern life.
In a certain chapter of the manga, Nezha's Chaotian Aya was "transformed" by Taiyi Zhenren. Taiyi Zhenren thinks that it is too monotonous to keep Aya red all the time, and decides to give it a new look. As a result, Chaotian Aya is dyed in a flowery green color, a new look that contrasts with Nezha's image as a red scarf for an elementary school student.
- Nezha: Nezha didn't seem to have much of an opinion on the new color of Chaotian Aya, and he directly draped this colorful Chaotian Aya around his neck and continued his daily life.
- Dragon Girl: The Dragon Girl is so embarrassed by Nezha's new look that she even decides to pretend that she doesn't know Nezha because she feels too embarrassed to walk with Nezha dressed like this.
This plot caused a certain repercussion among readers, and many people thought that the solid color of Chaotian Aya was more suitable for Nezha, and it was also the best choice as a red scarf. Readers expressed varying degrees of acceptance and criticism of Taiyi Zhenren's "creativity", with some finding it an interesting attempt, while others thought that the change was too abrupt and did not fit Nezha's image.
But I think it's okay to have fun reading comics, what do you think?