It's a slow start this week and so that means a slow start for us to regale you with airsoft and related stories too. To get your interest up and continuously visit the Popular Airsoft, which we are happy to say that we do have a very high number return visits from our readership, I had to look for something that Cosplayers, which the airsoft community has a very big segment, will be familiar with.

People tend to stereotype geeky girls as unsociable and unnoticeable ones. Perhaps it is true when you see then in school or at work where the only thing that we find attractive about them is their intelligence. But after work, something else happens as they are involved in MMORPGs and attend those Cosplay conventions, which the Comicon is really a big part of. And here, they are some of the sexiest and even considered goddesses by this community.

Team Unicorn is no exception, as their website says, "like unicorns, geek girls aren't supposed to exist." Comprised of Michele Boyd (The Guild), Clare Grant (Robot Chicken), Milynn Sarley, and Rileah Vanderbilt (Hatchet) (according to Wikipedia). They tend to create parody videos with a references to the geek culture,and paying tribute to women who are into sci-fi, manga, and gaming (Optimus Prime's kind of girls).  Their "Geek Gamer Girls" was a hit, and hordes of geeks often look forward to their next video parody.

They did not disappoint in this video, "For The Win" features Al Yankovic, Aisha Tyler, and Grant Imahara. The presence of Weird Al is already a enough to get my attention as I'm a unabashed fan of his. As always, this video will have all sorts of characters, which basically come from the Cosplay community and coming in their favorite fantasy, gaming, or sci-fi character. Honestly, I have an idea what the story is all about, but still not quite get it. But having all these sexy geek girls who have the talent to pull off a nicely video with Stage5  TV, I'm not complaining and I might appear as the Borg next time.

I just hope they get on a new video next time brandishing airsoft guns inspired by those Japanese Anime series.