Red Dead Redemption & RDR2's Easiest Characters To Cosplay

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The Red Dead Redemption franchise is one that is filled with interesting, one-of-a-kind characters. Across both major entries, that is, 2011's Red Dead Redemption and 2018's Red Dead Redemption II prequel, there are countless personalities that have been received as despicable, lovable, funny, or pitiful, but nearly all of them are memorable. The series' large cast ranges from Red Dead Redemption enigmas like the Strange Man to complex, introspective characters like Arthur Morgan, and this diverse roster makes the game ripe for cosplay inspiration.

Creating a believable, respectable cosplay outfit isn't always as easy as it may seem. One might think that a franchise like Red Dead Redemption, with its grounded aesthetic and historically accurate costume design, would be less of a challenge for cosplayers than a game like World of Warcraft, which features much more dramatic, fantastical characters and outfits. However, the opposite can sometimes be true, as cosplayers have to capture the image of a character through more subtle means.

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So, for those looking to dip their toes into the world of Red Dead Redemption cosplay, they should choose a character with a distinctive, yet simple, appearance if they want to have an easy time with things. This means that apparel, accessories, and easy-to-replicate physical features should come first, as iconic Red Dead Redemption hats and fashions will be instantly recognizable to fans of the games. To that end, there are some characters that will be easier to cosplay than others.

Starting things off with one of the characters that were carried over from the first Red Dead Redemption, dopey, drunken, slovenly Uncle would be a