This isn t the very first time Metroid figures happen to be introduced to existence in costumes, however they stay so in keeping with the overall game s appearance that for any moment, searching in the photos, you ll believe that they re fake.

Initially launched in 1986, the Manufacturers game is really a 2D side-scroller, and animator Daniel Cattell s costumes look as if they ve leaped out of the Gameboy screen.

Cattell, a 23 year-old animation student at Rutgers-Camden College in Nj, produced the existence-size 16-bit costumes as well as in a job interview with Manufacturers Energy, he describes why:

I needed to produce a highly effective costume that separated itself from others which i saw and to get it done with very little budget, depending positioned on my creative capabilities to create up for this. Being an animator (and pretty skinny guy), I finally recognized which i might make these costumes according to card board pursuits from the 2D animated sprites of a game title.

To determine all of the costume photos, take a look at Cattell s Deviant Art profile.