Matching Group Cosplay Ideas: Completing the Saja Boys Squad Look.

The most fun way to experience a con, a photoshoot, or themed events is to create a coordinated Saja Boys group cosplay. The teamwork of a united squad, the cosplay character balance, and the visual impact of a coordinated team cosplay will really elevate the cosplay experience. Whether a trio, a full ensemble, or a duo twist, a successful group cosplay comes down to smart coordination, both visually and practically. With some clever tips, the Saja Boys squad will stand out and be united from all angles relatively easy.

The most helpful to achieve cohesion is to first establish which character of Saja Boys each person will be portraying. As the Saja Boys characters tend to have quite a diverse range of personalities and designs, it is smart to allocate characters based off comfort and personal preference, or even height. To pool together all the participants can create a group chat to share reference photos, which helps to ensure all cosplayers have the same color palette and a matching set of outfit details. This way, everyone is working off the same images to avoid clashes in reference photos or misinterpret variated designs, and it helps produce an overall cohesive look.

Once you have your characters locked in, start planning out your fabric coordination. It is one of the most effective ways to achieve a unified look in your whole group. Even if everyone gets their costumes from different stores, you can still unify the fabric texture, finishing, and materials. For instance, if one person gets a costume with matte fabric, the whole group can do the same. If someone is going to add more subtle metallics to their costume, think about if it works with the rest of the group. These minor details make your costumes look as if they are from the same universe. If you are going to make some pieces, you can fabric buy as a whole group to ensure you match in color—especially for signature Saja Boys colors that should look cohesive in group photos.

Another large opportunity to achieve a united look as a team is with the use of accessories. Coordinate your belts, gloves, props, shoes, and even wig styles to make sure they are cohesive. If your characters have weapons or props that are themed around the same thing, agree on size and painting. A good idea is to choose the same color or brand of paint for all the props. It visually connects the group even if the props are designed completely differently. This gives your squad an intentional, polished finish.

Wigs are very common in cosplay and in photoshoots. One tip when working with wigs is to style your wigs in the same space. It is best to use the same heat tools, sprays, and shiny products. If someone is great at styling wigs, then recruit them to keep a uniform style.

Next, you will want to plan out your poses in advance. It looks range when every character in the photo acts out their personality. Make use of energetic stances that will compliment and contrast the poses of others. Do a practice run of the poses so that the photo shoot flows with ease. It looks awesome when a group photo has a clear vibe of sassy/classy contrasts with an emphasis on consistent energy.

Your Saja Boys group will truly be awesome with item specific wigs, color coordinated fabric, and themed pose sets. I’m happy to write more guides on budget group cosplay, wig tutorials, and props!