How uncomfortable would it be to dress like these iconic video games -mask?

I have never dressed in a mascot suit, but when I see someone wearing one, I can't help but think about the logistics of how comfortable (or rather uncomfortable) it would be to carry it. They are heavy, thick and restrictive, but some must be better to carry than others.

What would it be like to wear a mascot costume of a loved video game mascot? This is where my mind is today. Since I am unable to actually carry one and represent their respective games in the name minimum wage (I guess), I just have to imagine what it would be like to dress up as these mascot.

My comfort value is from one to ten, one of which is the most uncomfortable and ten is the most comfortable.

10

Spyro the dragon

Comfortable: 1/10

Spyro is on all fours, so you will need someone else in the mascot suit with you. Bad start already. If you are lucky, do you end up in front of the suit, but if you pull the short straw and have to go in the back? Every minute in the suit will feel like hell.

The only plus here is to move Spyro's wings around, although you would probably have to fight the other person for that privilege as well. The whole experience would only be spent that you wish you literally did something else.

9

Chocobo

Comfortable: 2/10

Chocobos are not human shaped because they are, yes, birds. If you were to dress in a Chocobo mask costume, there is not much room for your arms. If it was a well -structured mascot suit, you may have a way to control the wings with your arms, but it is definitely not a natural rest position.

Chocobos also tend to have long necks, so you would probably have to hook into the suit's body, rather than standing straight up. It's just begging for one aching back after ten minutes. A Chocobo mask costume is a big no from me.

8

Mucus

Comfortable: 3/10

Wearing a mucus mask costume sounds good in theory. Slimes are just large, tear -shaped creatures. But then you start to think a little harder about what it would actually look like. Where do your arms go? How would you even walk around?

If you do not add wheels to the bottom of a mucus mask costume, the only way to move around would be to mix. There is a lot of effort. Slimes doesn't really look like they put a lot on something, so it only goes against their code.

7

Kirby

Comfortable: 5/10

Kirby is almost exactly like a mucus, but he actually has arms and legs, so wearing a Kirby costume must be more comfortable. He is still very Round, so you have to be careful not to come across people and things and send them flying, but at least you would be okay inside.

However, I do not think that a Kirby mask costume would be the height of comfort. It would be very easy to travel over, land flat on Kirby's face and not be able to stand up again. Rolling around would be fun, but it would probably hurt.

6

Pikachu

Comfortable: 6/10

I've seen one pulp by Pikachu mask costumes. They always wrong on the side of Fat Pikachu, with chubby arms and legs. It would be good to stand in a Pikachu mask costume, although your arms can achieve a little from the card on the arms of the suit, but the real problem comes when you start walking.

If you look at any video of someone dressed in a Pikachu mask costume, they don't just go. They have a little bounce and practically waddle around. You have to make great progress to get anywhere without throwing over, and it will be old quickly.

5

Crash bandicoot

Comfortable: 7/10

Although he is based on a bandicoot, Crash is quite humanoid, which immediately makes the concept of a mascot costume based on his design much more comfortable. His proportions are enough as a human being that you can stand comfortably without distorting any limbs.

But if you take a closer look at the crash, you will notice that he is generally a bit cracked over. It will affect you in the mascot suit, probably. It would be a little neck pain at the end of the day, but you will still be sore.

4

Sonic the Hedgehog

Comfortable: 8/10

Just like a crash is Sonic Humanoid. Ish. You could walk around easily in a sonic mascot costume – no need to bounce, mix or waddle. His arms are also very mobile – you would probably just have to wear a regular sleeve to get full effect.

But there is one thing that holds Sonic back, and that is his humongous head. Sonic is very top tongue, and with a mascot costume it will weigh you. Keeping your head high throughout your shift because Sonic will require some strength, and you will feel it at the end.

3

Master manager

Comfortable: 8.5/10

Master Chief should earn a perfect 10/10 comfort value at first glance. The suit would be personal -shaped, exactly proportional to a real man's body, and Master Chief does not have a large, drawn head to weigh him. So why doesn't he have a perfect point?

One word: helmet. Helmets are horrible to wear for long periods. That bit of plastic on the face will be heated and steam up like no tomorrow. After an hour, your face will get hot, clinged and sweaty. Ew.

2

Isabelle

Comfortable: 9/10

Who wouldn't want an Isabelle mask costume and spread joy to everyone you meet? She is humanoid enough for the suit to be comfortable to stand and walk around. Her head is a bit big, but not drawn that way.

She is almost perfect. I just think you would get some too Hot wears an Isabelle costume. Not only is the whole body covered with fur, but she also wears clothes. It is an extra layer on an already thick costume. As long as it's not a hot day you are good, but in a crowded event? You will feel the heat.

1

Sackboy

Comfortable: 10/10

Sackboy is the perfect mascot suit. His body is human shaped, so you are all there. He is not furry, just knitted, and he does not wear clothes in his standard style, so you will not overheat from layers of fabric.

His head is well proportioned to the rest of the body as well. You may like to walk around as a sackboy without care in the world. His happy face is only the cherry on top.