We Interviewed Constantine In Tokyo At The LVL UP Expo!

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While at the LVL UP Expo in Las Vegas, we caught up and had a chat with cosplayer Constantine in Tokyo, who was dressed as Princess Hilda from The Legend Of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. She had a great attitude and handed out CANDY! We had a blast!

As a bonus, we found a Link cosplayer too! If anyone knows who she is, let us know so we may credit her as well!

You can find more of Constantine in Tokyo at:
http://www.constantineintokyo.com/
http://fixitinpost.org/
https://www.facebook.com/ConstantineCosplay
https://twitter.com/nonstoptotokyo

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