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Nimona's Red Tunic and Purple Scales, Piece by Piece

Nimona cosplay costume with red printed tunic, purple scale-print shorts, black belt and purple arm sleeves

From the far side of a room, Nimona's red and purple palette lands as a bright upper block above darker, patterned shorts. The black belt draws a line through the middle, while the purple arm sleeves repeat the color below the waist. You get a readable arrangement before the smaller printed details come into focus.

That directness suits Nimona, the shapeshifter whose rebellious personality is central to her appeal. This outfit keeps the attention on her familiar clothing, with four components establishing the character's dressed silhouette.

Red above, purple scales below

The tunic supplies the largest area of red. Beneath it, the purple scale-print shorts introduce a repeating pattern, giving the lower half a different visual rhythm. That change matters: the outfit has more to read than a single uninterrupted color, yet its main shapes remain easy to follow.

At the waist, the belt's round buckle provides a distinct focal point. The purple sleeves then carry the shorts' color outward to the arms. In a portrait, those repeated purple areas help connect the whole outfit, even when the frame crops out part of the shorts.

The four pieces behind the Nimona set

Priced at $66.99, the Nimona Set includes a red printed tunic, purple scale-print shorts, a black belt with a round buckle, and a pair of purple arm sleeves. Both the children's and adult options use this named set; the selection is about size.

Shoes, a wig and weapons are not included. Those omissions matter when planning the total outfit and budget. Keep the supplied pieces as your starting point, then decide which additional character details belong in your own version. Nothing in the listed package provides footwear or hair.

Children's labels refer to height

The children's choices are Kids 110, 120, 130, 140 and 150, with the numbers referring to height in centimeters. Their charts contain garment measurements. This gives you two different kinds of information to read together: a height-based label and the dimensions of the clothing.

For example, Kids 110 is a height designation, not a statement that the tunic measures 110 cm long. When comparing options, keep that distinction clear. The children's garment figures also should not be read in the same way as the adult figures, because the two charts describe different things.

Adult fit starts with body measurements

Adult sizes available to order run from S through XXXL. The adult chart covers body height, bust, waist and hip; its figures are not measurements of the finished tunic or shorts. The store notes that sizing runs large and recommends buying one size down, so read that guidance alongside your body measurements.

Although XS appears on the adult chart, it is not available for this listing. XXXL is available, despite the shorter S–XXL range stated on the product card. Remember that adult orders start at S and stop at XXXL.

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