Does cosplay still belong to the category that does not belong to the second dimension?

In recent years, the secondary culture has become more and more popular, and more and more cartoon virtual characters appear in people's lives. In particular, cosplay in the comic exhibition attracted a large number of people, and people of all ages were keen on cosplay. Before, they just lived in different worlds. With the development of science and technology, more and more virtual characters have entered the real world. Therefore, many people have raised the question of whether cosplay belongs to the category of two elements. Next, I will analyze it with you.

I don't think Cosplay belongs to the second dimension. It refers to the use of clothes, props, ornaments and makeup to play certain roles in animation or games. There is also a saying that cosplay is also called role-playing, which is to imitate the characters in the virtual world. Although it is closely related to the secondary, it does not belong to the secondary category.

The word "two-dimensional" originated in Japan, which means two-dimensional. For early Japanese animation, animation and games, they were all composed of two-dimensional pictures, so their fans called the world created by this two-dimensional picture "two-dimensional world", and later "two-dimensional world" was used to refer to virtual or imaginary things, and "three-dimensional world" was used to refer to real things. Nowadays, "secondary element" has become a kind of culture, especially Japanese animation culture.

In a word, cosplay is only a manifestation of the second element, which is the content of cosplay, so cosplay does not belong to the category of the second element.

The above is my opinion, I hope it will help you.