What You’ll Need
White Adhesive Bandage Wraps
Zack Cosplay Jacket
Men’s Black Lace Up Boot
Uniqso Sweety Circle Brown Cosplay Contacts
Uniqso Sweety Queen Light Brown Cosplay Contacts
Prop Scythe
SFX Makeup Kit (For Burns)
Linfairy Short Black Cosplay Wig
Men’s Red Skinny Jeans
Zack Foster’s look comes down to high-contrast chaos: layered medical wraps from head to toe, a blood-splattered brown hoodie, vibrant red jeans, and a massive scythe. It looks messy on screen, but assembling the costume in real life takes deliberate planning so you aren’t overheated or completely trapped inside your own bandages.
The biggest hurdle isn’t sourcing the individual clothing pieces—most of the core wardrobe consists of straightforward streetwear. Instead, the real challenge lies in handling the full-body wrapping and maintaining practical mobility throughout a long day on the convention floor.
Tackling the Bandage Wraps
Standard medical gauze loosens after ten minutes of walking, while traditional adhesive tape ruins clothes and pulls on skin. Self-adhesive cohesive bandage wraps solve both problems. Because the material sticks only to itself, you can wrap your arms, torso, and legs securely without dealing with sticky residue or peeling tape.
Do not try to wrap your entire body in one continuous pass. Treat your limbs in independent sections, stopping before major joints like your elbows and knees so you retain a full range of motion. For the head and neck, build your wraps over a thin, breathable balaclava or wig cap rather than directly onto bare skin. That way, you can slide the entire headpiece off when you need to drink water, eat, or take a breather.
Burn Makeup and Exposed Features
Zack’s face isn’t completely hidden under gauze; his messy black hair, right eye, and mouth remain exposed, showing off rough burn scars along the edges. A basic special effects makeup kit with scar wax, spirit gum, and a bruise wheel gives you the tools to create raised, irregular skin texture around the jawline and eye socket before laying down the bandages.
Finish the gaze with a pair of warm brown contact lenses to match his wide-eyed, unhinged stare. If you have darker eyes naturally, an opaque lens like the Sweety Queen Light Brown will give you the sharp visibility you need against the pale facial bandages.
The Blood-Splattered Hoodie and Red Trousers
The centerpiece of Zack’s wardrobe is his zip-up brown hoodie, heavily stained with dark, dried blood splatters across the torso and sleeves. Pre-printed cosplay jackets replicate the game’s specific stain pattern right out of the package, saving hours of stenciling and fabric painting. Look for a relaxed, slightly loose cut so the fabric drapes comfortably over your underlayers and torso wraps.
Pair the hoodie with saturated crimson or deep red skinny jeans. The stark contrast between the bright red pants and the weathered brown jacket anchors his silhouette instantly. Make sure the jeans have some stretch to accommodate the leg wraps underneath.
Boots, Wig, and the Scythe
A short, choppy black wig matches Zack’s unruly, jagged hairstyle. You will want to tease the crown slightly with hairspray to get that spiky, unkempt texture that pokes out around the top edges of the head wraps.
For footwear, standard black lace-up combat boots work best. Tuck the hem of the red pants cleanly into the boot shafts so the heavy lug soles give your stance a grounded, rugged weight.
The scythe ties the entire outfit together. A lightweight plastic prop scythe with modular, screw-together segments is ideal for convention security checks and easy transport. You can dry-brush gunmetal acrylic paint along the plastic blade and wrap weathered fabric around the handle to give it a convincing, road-worn finish.
