Ada Wong by Kira Frost
Resident Evil 4 has left a lasting mark on fan culture, with Ada Wong moving through the Spanish countryside in a flowing gown becoming iconic in cosplay. The remake’s practical jersey offers a different, more grounded look, yet the 2005 Ada still resonates as a theatrical, memorable silhouette. Kira Frost brings the classic Ada to life, translating the charm and danger of the character into a modern cosplay interpretation.
Photographer – Dio.
Ada Wong from Oichi
Among the early cosplayers who embraced Ada from the remake era, Oichi offers a standout rendition. Vera’s gallery spotlights additional Ada works, with her portrayal appearing prominently in this feature.
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Ada Wong by Valeria Chimera
Valeria Chimera showcases Ada Wong in a short dress inspired by the second game, along with a range of original concepts, including Ada the Teacher. This piece centers on Ada’s look as seen in the fourth installment, highlighting craft and style choices faithful to the series’ evolution.
Ada Wong by Ilsa Kelman and Arkham Psy
Leon’s ally Ashley Graham enters Spain on a mission to protect the President’s daughter. The moment that fans recall includes a rallying cry and the famous line “Help, Leon!”. The Ada Wong cosplay here is crafted by Arkham Psy, with Ilsa Kelman bringing Miss Graham to life through expressive performance and attention to detail.
Photographer – Miss Plague.
Ada Wong by Megalcarmen
Anastasia Edlin, known as Megalcarmen, specializes in intricate, craft-oriented looks. Before the remake’s release, she produced Ada Wong pieces that showcased a high level of skill and precision in fabric and finish.
Ada Wong by Kristy Che
Kristy Che has long shared Jill Valentine cosplays and also presents Ada Wong in radiant, refined interpreations. A select few frames have circulated, inviting fans to explore this particular artistic take.
Ada Wong by Mainny
Created to accompany the Resident Evil 4 remake, this interpretation by Mainny presents Ada with a refreshed appearance that diverges from the original 2005 design, offering a contemporary aesthetic while honoring the character’s core elements.
Ada Wong by Tniwe
Tniwe dresses Ada in a look that nods to fan service, reflecting the 2005 Ada against a backdrop that feels softer than the remake’s bold style, balancing nostalgia with modern cosplay craft.
Ada Wong and Leon Kennedy by Lucher and CarryKey
This pair explores the dynamic tension between Ada and Leon. The Leon portrayal is by Lucher, with CarryKey representing Ada Wong in a complementary interpretation, while Lensher provides the photographic perspective.
Photographer – Lensher.
Ada Wong by Miroslava Ladovir
The Spain mission is not Ada’s only storyline. Miroslava extends the narrative, offering a fresh angle where Ada negotiates with a key Umbrella executive to secure vital information. Kristina Borodkina captures this cohesive sequence, tying together backstory and action.
Ada Wong by Ksana Stankevich
Ada’s encounters with distressed villagers are reimagined here. The artwork often features Ada with a Thompson machine gun, echoing Mafia-era visuals, and Ksana Stankevich frames that nod to that aesthetic.
Photographer – HaJI.
Ada Wong and Leon Kennedy by Arkham Psy and Mewz
Across the Spanish sequence, Ada and Leon face danger multiple times while pursuing their separate goals. The Leon portrayal comes from Arkham Psy, with Mewz stepping in as Ada.
Photographer – del.
Ada Wong by Saint Agnia
Saint Agnia reinterprets Ada Wong through a Hell-tinged lens, with this look adapted to fit Resident Evil 4’s setting and atmosphere.
Photographer – Kristina Borodkina.
Ada Wong by Oripiepie
Oripiepie presents Ada Wong as an American-Chinese figure within the franchise lore. This polished interpretation channels inspirations from the 2020 Ada Sniper figurine, rounding out the showcase of Ada Wong’s varied appearances.
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Source: VG Times