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A bell bunny brings homemade spectacle to Fandom Entertainment

The New York Comic Con costume combines a picture-frame waistband, lampshade sleeves and more than 1,200 bells.

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Fandom Entertainment Story of October 20, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Original Character Fit Check at New York Comic Con 2026

Discount bells at Joann Fabric supplied the spark; four months of building turned it into a green-and-gold rabbit character with an elaborate hat and handmade mask. Fandom Entertainment's busiest new upload finds its spectacle not in a studio trailer, but in an original costume at New York Comic Con.

In "Original Character Fit Check at New York Comic Con 2026," the cosplayer explains that getting dressed takes about twenty minutes. The outfit incorporates decorated plates, a picture frame around the waist and lampshades on the arms. A fan sits atop the head. Viewers keep returning to the construction, including how anyone even begins making something like this. The Short has reached roughly 40,000 views.

That handmade detour sits among fifteen uploads, many rooted in Marvel. Charlie Cox imagines Matt Murdock teaming up with Wilson Fisk, an unlikely partnership between Daredevil and his longtime adversary. Two VisionQuest catch-ups revisit Vision's history, including his connection to Tony Stark's AI assistant JARVIS, while "MCU Characters Ranked by Daddy Issues" takes the less scholarly route through superhero backstories.

The strongest viewing momentum currently belongs to "Why Gamers Are Back in the Nilfgaard vs. Redania Conflict," a Witcher-focused look at interest in Fandom's wiki pages. A Comic Con horror-movie ranking is also drawing views faster than the bell-bunny interview.

Subscribers held steady, and daily views are running below the channel's usual level. Among nearby movie-and-TV channels, RedLetterMedia is having a busier-than-usual spell; Fandom Entertainment's weekly views are closer to Thomas Flight's. Here, the week's most distinctive discovery remains a character nobody needed a franchise guide to recognize, because its maker invented it.

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This is crazy good, I can't even begin to imagine how to make something like this
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This is absolutely gorgeous!
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That is so impressive
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