1/21Kai Thomson from Melbourne.
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2/21Glen and Claire Harvey from Kuraby.
3/21Zoe Lane from The Gap and Sharna Davis from Gold Coast.
4/21Alex Mackenzie from Rochedale, Kiel Gailer from New Farm and Stephanie Lin from Bowen Hills.
5/21Naomi and Maddi Gray from Draper with Caitlyn Mulcahy from Red Hill.
6/21Celeste Reberger from Alderley.
7/21Chloe West from Annerley.
8/21Sammy Kelly from Carindale and Quinn Clifford from Landsborough.
9/21Alicia McCracken from Sunshine Coast and Rebecca Woodward from Woolloongabba.
10/21Jamie Fitzgerald from Bethania, Aaliyah Fawcett from Beenleigh and Laura Stewart from Beenleigh.
11/21Cosplayers Himiko Toga and Junko Enoshima.
12/21Tomi Restorick with 10-month-old Hazel and Ben Jell from the Sunshine Coast.
13/21Jess Schultz and Rebecca Donnelly from Toowoomba.
14/21Cosplayer Georgia Rose.
15/21Bibi Williams from Nundah and Holly O’Brien from Windsor.
16/21Julie Lu from Eight Mile Plains and Antonia Sudnitsin from Carindale.
17/21Alex Gene from Mansfield and Jacinta Orgill from Melbourne.
18/21Emma Daly from Newmarket and Esther Daly from Alderley.
19/21Emily Gallagher from Sippy Downs.
20/21Madison Andrews from Toowoomba.
21/21Emily Hogg from Nambour.
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