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Naruto's Itachi Uchiha is a complex character and a fan-favorite. Naturally, this means the ninja has inspired some fantastic cosplay over the years.
For Naruto fans, Itachi Uchiha does not need an introduction. Honestly, even if someone is not a huge Naruto fan, chances are they have heard of this legend at least once in their lives. But just in case, here is a quick bio. Itachi Uchiha is, hands down, one of the coolest characters in Naruto , if not the coolest. His selflessness transcends common logic. He massacred his entire clan, loved ones, and himself for the greater good of the village, talk about a selfless soul.
Bearing in mind that everyone loves Itachi, there’s bound to be tons of enthusiastic fan cosplays out there. Here are 10 of the best.
While this cosplayer goes simple with his piece, he manages to capture all the core features that define Itachi. The cosplay photo is elegant, plain, and radiates calmness, a good job from the cosplayer's side.
Itachi is one of the few Naruto characters who require precision when cosplaying, as he is pretty easy to mess up. If the cosplayer doesn’t give mind to small details, then something could quickly go wrong.
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Itachi and Deidara go way back. A young and art-obsessed Deidara was scouted to the Akatsuki by Itachi; to be exact, she was beaten into submission then initiated. For these reasons, the relationship between Itachi and Deidara was always one of half-despise, half-envy from Deidara’s side.
These cosplayers brought together two great characters who are not usually seen together, and for that, they deserve praise.
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Itachi is a character that attracts all genders. Male or not, everyone would undoubtedly love to pose as him, and this cosplayer did an even better job at cosplaying Itachi than most male cosplayers.
Loonarblaze even added the after-effect of Amaterasu; which is the blood leaking from her eye. For those who don’t know, Amaterasu is a technique that’s exclusive to the Mangekyou Sharingan. It’s a black fire that can virtually burn everything; it was one of Itachi’s signature movies.
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This is another conventional piece that doesn’t stray away from the source material too greatly. It was not personalized to the cosplayer’s preferences nor were additional unneeded tweaks added; consequently, everything is as it is supposed to be.
The cosplayer chose a nice background for his piece. Yes, the background might’ve just been some unassuming woods, but even the tiniest detail can separate a perfect cosplay from a not-so-bad cosplay.
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This group cosplay features Itachi, young Sasuke , and one of the fan-favorite villains, Orochimaru. This piece is nothing short of a gem. The outfits are spectacular, Orochimaru’s Sword of Kusanagi looks as sharp as ever, and the cosplayers knew the perfect poses to strike.
One thing that stands out about this piece is the beautiful editing applied. Some times a good sun blur is all it takes to bring it home.
PriSuicun went hardcore with this work of art, and he definitely pulled it off spectacularly. They went as far as to locate beautiful scenery for their cosplay session. Both the Akatsuki uniform and the nail polish are on spot. Based on this dedication alone, this cosplayer deserves a big thumbs up.
It’s refreshing to see people cosplay outside of conventions, especially if they pick a habitat that perfectly suits the cosplayed character.
Climbintospace truly nailed the dynamic pose. While a natural and a more easy-going pose might be favorable to a cosplay-sensitive character like Itachi, sometimes taking a more unconventional route is the right choice.
This cosplayer took a gamble and won. The background is apparently modeled after Konoha’s training grounds, a location just outside of the Village Hidden in the Leaves. Props to the cosplayer for accurately representing an in-series location.
The relationship between Itachi and his younger brother, Sasuke, has always been a bumpy one. The relationship went from that of a loving elder brother guiding his younger sibling to one of one-sided loathing. Sasuke spent a good part of his teenage years hating Itachi for what could only be counted as a misunderstanding; though it could also be considered Itachi’s will.
This cosplaying duo captured the love between Itachi and Sasuke before that tragic event. They fully deserve a round of applause.
Apparently, this cosplaying duo wasn’t content with just cosplaying Itachi and Sasuke; therefore, they cosplayed one of the saddest moments in Itachi’s life – his twilight.
For those who have seen the anime show, then this iconic scene will surely be remembered. Lunomar's series of photos offer almost a pixel-by-pixel recreation of this moment, and the photography is fantastic throughout. All in all, this group did an amazing job.
Just in case the previous cosplay wasn’t heartwrenching enough, these two cosplayers deserve as much respect as the previous duo. Their cosplay theme is yet another iconic moment in the anime.
This was the moment when Itachi cleared the misunderstandings between him and Sasuke and declared his eternal love as an older brother. The special effects add a great deal of realism to this masterpiece.
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Start your costume preparations early. Even if you will be buying the cosplay, you still have to take into account the shipping times. There is also a chance that the cosplay may not fit properly. If that happens, you'll have to take the time to adjust it. You should give yourself at least a month in order to make or buy the cosplay. If you will be commissioning the cosplay, you will need to give yourself even more time.
Have lots of reference pictures ready.
Purchase or make an Akatsuki cloak. You can buy a set online from an anime cosplay shop or you can commission someone to make one for you. You can also make your own based on a robe pattern. If you choose to make your own Akatsuki robes, do the following:
Draft your own pattern or modify an existing one to include the tall, wide collar.
Use some sort of stiffener inside the collar to help it stand up. Thick interfacing or craft foam will do.
Make the designs by painting them on with fabric paint or creating appliques .
Modify a fitted t-shirt and a fishnet shirt to create the mesh shirt. Get a dark-colored (black or navy) fitted t-shirt and cut a V-neck into it. Hem the V-neck for a nicer finish. Wear the shirt over a long-sleeved fishnet shirt when you wear your cosplay.
Alternatively, you can purchase a full Itachi Uchiha cosplay set online.
Get some baggy, dark-colored pants. You can purchase a full Itachi Uchiha cosplay online, you can buying matching pants separately, or you can make your own. The pants need to be baggy from waist down to about mid-calf. After that, they should be fitted. They should be the same color as the V-neck t-shirt you modified.
If you cannot find pants that are fitted below the calves, that's okay.
Buy or make the open-toe shoe covers. Again, you can find these in an online cosplay supply shop, commission them, or make them yourself. If you choose to make them yourself, you will need to use the same material you used for your t-shirt and pants. Start with a sock shape, then cut the toes off. Hem the raw edges, then slide the shoe covers over a pair of black or navy flip flops.
The flip flops will create the thickness of the sole as well as cushion your foot.
If the shoe covers slip and slide on the convention floor too much, draw squiggles on the underside with a glue gun or silicone. This will give you some traction.
Buy or make the white open-toed/open-heeled socks. Itachi wears a set of spat-like covers over his shoes. They come up to about his mid-calves and cover the bottom portion of his pants, causing them to puff out below the knees. You can buy these from a cosplay supply shop or make your own using white jersey material. You can also buy a pair of white socks and cut off the heels, as well as the entire front portion. Remember to hem the raw/cut edges of the spats.
The front portion includes everything from the arch to the toes. You want a 1-inch (2.5-cm) thick strip under your arch.
You will wear these over the flip flops and open-toed shoe covers.
Obtain the headband. The headband (or forehead protector) is one of the most important parts of the cosplay, next to the Akatsuki robes. You need to find Itachi Uchia's particular type of headband. If you cannot find his headband online, you can buy Sasuke Uchia's headband instead, then draw a horizontal line across the front using a black marker. [1]
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Consider getting the necklace and ring. These are not mandatory to the cosplay, but they will make it more authentic and detailed. You will need to buy Itachi's red/scarlet Shu ring online from a cosplay supply shop. You can buy his necklace on there as well, or you can make it yourself by tying pieces of black cording to three silver washers. The washes need to be spaced a few inches apart. [2]
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Start with primer, foundation, and concealer. This is a must, even if you are a guy. Primer will help fill in any pores, while foundation will help even out your skin tone. Concealer will help cover up any blemishes. Match the makeup to your skin tone; don’t try to go lighter or darker. [3]
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Always apply makeup over a clean face. It would be even better if you applied toner and moisturizer first.
If you know how to do contouring , feel free to do so. This is not mandatory, but it can help make your face look more angular and masculine (if you are a girl crossplaying).
Keep the eyeshadow neutral. Any shade of brown (a warm, reddish brown or a cool, ashy brown) will do just fine. You will need some eyeshadow in the crease. If you want to, you can add a neutral shade that matches your skin tone on the lid, and a lighter shade on the brow bone. Don’t get too carried away, however; you want to keep this part of your makeup subtle.
Add black eyeliner to both your upper and lower lids. This will help make your eyes stand out more. You want the eyeliner to be thicker on the upper lash line, and thinner on the bottom lash line. Finish off with a thick, cat eye flick on the outer corner of each eye. Do not add eyeliner to your waterline, however. [4]
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Step things up with a little, diagonal line/lash on the outer corner of your lower lashes. You only need one line per eye.
You can also cover up your eyebrows using a glue stick, concealer, and powder, then draw on more accurate Itachi eyebrows using eyebrow pencil. [5]
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Use dark gray eyeshadow to make the face lines. Use a thin eyeshadow brush and dark gray eyeshadow to trace a diagonal line going away from your tear ducts and towards the outer corners of your nose. Make the lines darker at the top, and lighter the further away they get from your eyes. [6]
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If you have shadows in the corners beneath your eyes, use those as a guide.
Remember to set your makeup with setting powder or setting spray. Even if it is a cool day or the convention hall is air conditioned, you will still sweat. This can cause your makeup to look shiny or wear off. A good dusting of setting powder or a light misting of setting spray will help prevent this from happening. If it is an especially warm convention, it might be a good idea to bring powder with you so that can you touch up your makeup every few hours.
Use your own hair if it is the right length and color or get a wig. Itachi Uchiha has long, black hair that falls to his shoulder blades. He wears it in a low ponytail His bangs are about jaw to chin length and parted down the center. If your hair is not quite long enough, you can wear hair extensions or not worry about it (the cloak will hide it). If you are using a wig , you can style it on a Styrofoam wig head or on yourself, after you put the wig cap on and secure the wig with bobby pins. [7]
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If your hair is curly or wavy, straighten it with a flat iron.
Be sure, if using a wig, to get one with straight, black hair. If the hair isn’t straight, you can straighten it using the hot water method; do not use a flat iron.
Consider getting some black or red contacts if you want a more realistic cosplay. You can stick with all-black contacts, or you can get red ones with black markings on them. [8]
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Keep in mind that contacts are not mandatory, and you can still have a spectacular cosplay without them. If you do choose to wear contacts, remember to practice common sense and proper safety:
Visit an eye doctor. He or she will tell you whether or not your eyes can handle contacts. They will also instruct you on how to properly wear them.
Always take your contacts out at the end of the day. Never leave them in all day.
Use clean hands to put them in and to take them out. Clean the contacts with the provided solution.
Keep the contacts in their case when you are not using them, and discard the contact when they expire.
Watch the anime to get some ideas for poses. When you wear your cosplay, chances are, you will get someone asking to take your picture. Rather than just standing there, consider striking an Itachi-like pose. This will help make you look even more like the character. Fighting stances are always great options, if you can hold them. Another option is to angle your body towards the camera slightly and mimic one of his hand seals. [9]
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Learn Itachi’s physical quirks and try to mimic them when walking around. Itachi is a skilled, stern warrior, but he does not maintain eye contact with anyone unless he plans on interacting with them. If you really want to wow fellow cosplayers, you could try walking through the convention with purpose and determination, avoiding all eye contact. If you spot someone you want to talk to, try to get their attention by making eye contact before walking over to them.
Try mimicking Itachi’s personality quirks when interacting with others. Itachi is cold, stern, and quiet. He does not talk much, nor does he show much emotion. Try to keep a straight face and your voice calm and level. If you do talk, keep your language smart and polished; this is a nod to the intelligent side of Itachi.
Itachi is non-confrontational. If another cosplayer tries to initiate a play fight with you, try to avoid it or walk away (in character, of course!).
Focus on the good side of Itachi and tone down the bad. A lot of anime characters have exaggerated personalities. That’s what makes them so fun on screen. In real life, however, this can end up being really annoying (if the character is hyper) or downright hurtful (if the character is mean or violent). It is perfectly fine to play off of Itachi’s coldness and seriousness, but don’t take it so far to the point where you actually hurt others. Remember, there is a distinct line between real life and anime.
Know when it is and isn’t appropriate to act like Itachi Uchiha. Lots of people like to get into character when they cosplay. You will often see characters from the same anime interacting with each other at a convention. There is nothing wrong with this, and it can be lots of fun. Be aware that not everyone will want to play along with you. If you try to interact with another ‘’Naruto’’ character and they don’t respond, stop and move on.
Don’t force people to interact or role play with you.
Look for body language. If someone looks or acts uneasy, leave them be.
Consider learning martial arts to help you get more ideas for poses. You don’t have to become a black belt in martial arts, but they will help give you a better understanding of how to pose as him. Fighting styles to consider include: Judo, kickboxing, and boxing. Another benefit to martial arts is that they can help whip you into shape and unwind after a long, hard day.
Consider getting into shape. Cosplaying is for everyone, regardless of their gender, race, or body type. If you want to look just like the character, however, consider starting a workout regime to help build some lean muscle. How far in advance you do this depends on what your starting build is, and what your goal is. Don’t push yourself, however. Remember, Itachi is an anime character, and his exactly weight/height/build won’t be realistic or possible for everyone.
You don’t have to spend hours at the gym or starve yourself. In fact, this is not recommended at all.
An easy way to get into shape is to maintain a healthy diet with lots of fruits, veggies, lean protein, and healthy grains. Do a few hours of light exercise, such as walking, weekly.
What if a teacher sees me take someone down?
If you're doing it in school, I'd suggest not taking anyone down unless you're doing it outside as a roleplay staged fight. If they see you, run!
How do I act as cool as Itachi and keep a straight face when someone makes a joke?
Just don't focus on what there saying and space out when they talk. Ignore, basically.
No, it's not necessary to kill your clan to cosplay.
No, you do not need to kill your parents to cosplay as a character.
You find pictures of Itachi's haircut, preferably from every angle, and show them to a hairdresser at a salon. Or you could just buy a wig.
What if my senpai doesn't love me, even if I act like Itachi?
You have to be patient, your senpai will eventually love you. You have to get them to notice you first!
How do I cosplay as Itachi Uchiha if I‘m short?
It's okay if you're short, just make sure you stand up straight so you appear a little taller.
How do I find out more about Itachi Uchiha?
Watch the Story of Itachi Uchiha and read about his personality, or go on Wikipedia.
Can I be like Itachi if I'm a transgender Muslim woman?
Of course! Cosplaying doesn't have any race or gender. It's about having fun - it doesn't matter if you are a copy of the character as long as you feel great doing it!
I want to cosplay as Itachi, but I'm a Mexican-American, and Itachi's skin complexion looks pale, I don't know how to pull it off.
Skin color doesn't matter in cosplay. If you want to cosplay someone, go for it and just do your best. You can still wear the clothes, do the makeup, style your hair like Itachi's, etc. If you're having fun, that's really all that matters.
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Itachi Uchiha is a fictional character in the Naruto series. He was a child prodigy who grew up to become one of the most powerful S-Ranked missing-ninjas. He also killed all of his clan except for Sasuke. He is a member of the Akatsuki and known for having little to no expression. If you wish to cosplay as him, a set of Akatsuki robes will be a good start, but there are other things you should take into account as well, such as his long, black hair, unique headband, and personality.
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