Megan Thee Stallion is more than just a Grammy-winning rap goddess and cultural icon. She’s also a certified anime nerd, proudly waving her weeb flag high. From bold lyrical references to full-blown anime-inspired looks, Thee Hot Girl Coach has made it clear that cosplay is part of her creative DNA.
Whether she’s stepping into the world of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure or channeling the mystical energy of Bleach, Meg does it all with unapologetic confidence, meticulous detail, and a level of commitment that rivals professional cosplayers.
We’re ranking Megan Thee Stallion’s top anime cosplay characters from the fierce and iconic to the downright unexpected. Buckle up, otakus. This list is wild, weird, and 100% certified anime hottie behavior.
15. Death the Kid from Soul Eater
The symmetry king meets the Hot Girl Queen
While Megan didn’t go full monochrome with this one, she paid tribute to the chaos and order of Death the Kid with some striking black and white visuals and gun-heavy poses in her styling. While it’s more homage than full cosplay, the essence is all there, moody, deadly, and artistically balanced. It’s giving a goth dominatrix with a precision complex.
14. Warhammer Titan from Attack on Titan
Meg went colossal. Literally
This one shocked fans during a photoshoot rollout where Megan hinted at the bone-spear-wielding Warhammer Titan with body paint and eerie ethereal makeup. It wasn’t a pixel-perfect recreation, but the powerful feminine rage of the character was captured with chilling accuracy. Titan energy meets Texas hot girl unstoppable.
13. Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen
Cursed king meets the queen of bars
Meg’s take on Sukuna wasn’t just cosplay; it was pure menace wrapped in lace and attitude. Think glowing red markings, dramatic eyes, and Jujutsu energy so strong you’d think she ate a cursed finger for breakfast. A chaotic baddie for the ages.
12. Yumeko Jabami from Kakegurui
High-stakes, high-glam, and hella dangerous
Meg brought the gambling psycho energy with a red schoolgirl look and those signature twin black braids. Yumeko’s unhinged thrill-seeking spirit meshes surprisingly well with Meg’s fierce, unpredictable persona. A cosplay moment that screamed, “Bet against me and lose everything.”
11. Bruno Bucciarati from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
Zippers? Check. bob? Check. Camp? Off the charts
Meg’s JoJo love runs deep, and this Bruno look proved it. With tailored white fabric, deep V’s, and zipper accents, she nailed the fashion-forward, bizarre flair that defines the Golden Wind crew. It was sleek, strange, and unexpectedly elegant, much like the JoJo universe itself.
10. Mirko from My Hero Academia
Rabbit hero energy equals unstoppable baddie mode
Megan’s athleticism and unapologetic sex appeal matched Mirko’s brute strength and boldness perfectly. Sporting the white leotard, fluffy ears, and thigh-high power stance, she embodied the pro-hero with flawless execution. Thick thighs did save lives here.
9. Trish Una from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
Pink hair, pink energy, pink everything
When Megan pulled off this Vento Aureo beauty, she didn’t just dress the part; she lived it. The structured crop top and skirt combo screamed JoJo couture, while her pose screamed Hot Girl Summer. Trish is a princess with psychic powers. Megan is a rap queen with poetic dominance. It was a match made in anime heaven.
8. Todoroki from My Hero Academia
Fire on one side, ice on the other, a cosplay that was truly half and half
Meg was stunned in her Todoroki fit, rocking a dual-colored wig and fire-and-ice makeup effects that were a chef’s kiss. She added a feminine twist to the hero’s stoic vibe, creating a cosplay that was both visually arresting and emotionally layered. Powerfully soft. Fiercely chill.
7. Hatsune Miku
She turned a virtual pop princess into a real-life Hot Girl concert fantasy
While not technically anime, Megan’s Hatsune Miku cosplay blurred the line between internet idol and IRL icon. From the twin teal pigtails to the futuristic styling, it was a high-octane blend of pop culture and cosplay that only she could pull off. Thee Vocaloid we didn’t know we needed.
6. Satoru Gojo from Jujutsu Kaisen
Six Eyes meets six-inch heels
Meg snapped with her Gojo cosplay, giving us the blindfold, the white hair, the devil-may-care grin. But she also added her signature sauce thigh-highs, glam makeup, and sass. Gojo is already cocky, powerful, and flashy. Megan turned that dial to 11.
5. Sailor Moon
The OG magical girl got a Texas-sized upgrade
Megan’s Sailor Moon cosplay was iconic from the jump. It had everything: the pigtails, the tiara, the cosmic skirt swirl. But it was Meg’s confidence and wink to empowerment that made this one stick. She is fighting evil by moonlight and twerking by daylight. Period.
4. Monkey D. Luffy from One Piece
Rubber limbs and Hot Girl energy
Meg flipped the gender script with her Luffy cosplay, wearing the red vest, denim shorts, straw hat, and that million-dollar grin. She didn’t just cosplay the Pirate King, she became him. Carefree, strong, chaotic, and loyal to the crew. It’s no wonder this look became a fan favorite.
3. Boa Hancock from One Piece
Beauty, brains, and “men are beneath me” energy
This cosplay served main character energy with a side of lethal seduction. Megan in Boa Hancock’s rose-and-gold robe, long black hair, and death stare was a moment of supreme dominance. Hancock’s love-me-or-die attitude aligns perfectly with Megan’s unbothered diva demeanor. Bow down.
2. Jolyne Cujoh from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
Chains, braids, prison chic? Say less
Meg’s Jolyne cosplay broke the internet and for good reason. The emerald green lipstick, heart cut-out top, and star tattoos were all on point. But it was her embodiment of feminine rage meets stoic strength that brought it home. Jolyne Cujoh is the definition of a ride-or-die. So is Meg. Top-tier.
1. Yoruichi Shihōin from Bleach
Thee moment. Thee cosplay. Thee excellence
At number one, we had to give it to Yoruichi, the catlike, lightning-fast goddess from Bleach, and Megan devoured this look. The black bodysuit, golden accents, purple hair, and smoky eyes created a cosplay so flawless it could’ve been anime canon. Yoruichi is stealthy, powerful, mysterious, and unapologetically dominant, literally everything Megan Thee Stallion represents. This wasn’t just cosplay. It was a transformation.
Megan Thee Stallion isn’t just cosplaying for clout. She’s a genuine anime lover who puts respect on the art form. Her looks are imaginative, precise, and dripped in authentic passion for the medium. She’s not playing dress-up. She’s embodying these characters in full Hot Girl spirit. Whether she’s pulling inspiration from shonen icons or magical girls, one thing’s clear:
Megan Thee Stallion is the ultimate anime baddie.
