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Alodia Gosengfiao Life Story

 "I'm curious about Alodia Gosengfiao and her life story according to the internet.



Alodia Gosengfiao is well-known worldwide for her cosplay. She graduated from Ateneo de Manila University with a degree in Information Design. She is of Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish descent. Her name Alodia means love, while Almira means princess.

During her teenage years, Alodia fell in love with cosplay. She joined an internet fan forum called Anime Club, and her friends encouraged her to participate in cosplay competitions. Her interest in cosplay grew from a hobby to a full-time passion, and at the age of 15, she joined various cosplay competitions in Metro Manila. Her first cosplay character was a Priestess from Ragnarok Online at Ragnalunch in Glorietta.

After gaining recognition, she won third place in the 2003 C3 Convention as Gun Mage Rikku of Final Fantasy. Alodia and her sister were featured on the cover of Culture Crash magazine, which was a huge accomplishment at the time. She went on to cosplay more than 40 anime, movie, and video game characters, including G.I Joe, Paradise Kiss, and Final Fantasy.

Because of her consistent presence in the cosplay community, Alodia earned a good reputation. She represented the Philippines at international cosplay conventions in Singapore, such as the Anime Festival Asia. Her cosplay events in Singapore played a significant role in solidifying her career, and she even had a meet and greet for Singaporeans and cosplay enthusiasts. Eventually, she went to the U.S. to meet the Legendary Pictures CEO regarding the Warcraft film.



Alodia is super active and focused, attending major cosplay events in Hong Kong, Japan, and Australia. She invested in herself and her cosplay career, doing whatever was needed to be done to perfect it. She is not known for making her own costumes, but there is a community of cosplayers who help her make them. Alodia does her own makeup and is the one doing the strategy campaigns on how her digital image will appear. Due to her business savvy, she is one of the rare cosplayers in the world who was able to crossover to different genres. She did not stop at cosplay; she also learned how to become a TV presenter, singer, vlogger, actress, and eventually co-founder of Tier One Entertainment. Alodia explored and tried as many venues as she could, making sure to reinvent herself. She did projects for Animax Asia, and ABS-CBN, and was even part of FHMs 100 Sexiest Women poll in 2009.

Alodia experienced heartache during her break-up with Wil Dasovich, but later on, she found the love of her life by the grace of God. She is estimated to have a net worth of 5 million USD according to internet articles and is focused on improving the levels of her company, Tier One Entertainment. She is forging partnerships, not just in the Philippines but around the world.

Alodia is a woman who is focused on her goal and did not waste her time. Her branding was carefully established, and she did not stay long in negative news. Even though she had many bashers at the beginning of her career, she was able to succeed in many major areas of her life, paving the way for many to realize that there is success in cosplay, no matter how weird people might think it is."

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