In this latest cosplay roundup, fans will find heroines from both classic and modern cartoons, alongside iconic characters like Ciri from The Witcher series, Malenia from Elden Ring, Garlic from Hogwarts Legacy, and Eola from Genshin Impact. The collection showcases a diverse range of styles inspired by beloved games and anime, presented through a contemporary lens for audiences in North America.
Characters from the cartoon Road to El Dorado by Nastya Elagina
Road to El Dorado is a 2000 animation following two Spanish adventurers who chase fortune by seeking the legendary city of Eldorado in Central America. Along the journey, they encounter an alluring character named Chel. The cosplay featuring Chel was crafted by Nastya Elagina, blending feminine charm with a playful edge that resonates with fans of the film.
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Chel has long lived in the creator’s cosplay plans. The look balances allure with elegance, capturing the spirit of the character while staying true to the film’s tone. The idea finally came to life when a photographer visited the city, providing the perfect moment to bring the vision together.
Photographer – Semyon Semenyakov.
Ghost from the cartoon Aladdin by Anna Shakhovskaya
Anna has portrayed Princess Jasmine in the Disney universe twice and now explores the genie as a female rendition of a traditionally male character. This version sits outside canonical framing but offers a fresh, stylized expression. A separate feature discusses Anna’s broader work and includes a video interview.
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There is a fond affinity for Disney’s Aladdin, and Jasmine has already appeared in cosplay before. The choice to depict Genie in a blue-toned body painted look were complemented by an oriental-inspired outfit, creating a cohesive and striking ensemble.
Photographer – Andrey Modey.
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Lucy and David from the anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners by Armeyes and Ravvcorn413
The expansion Phantom Liberty for Cyberpunk 2077 drops on September 26, introducing new characters, including netrunner Jay and FRU secret agent Solomon Reed. While some fans wonder about cosplay popularity, the series remains a wellspring of inspiration. Armeyes embodies David Martinez, and Ravvcorn413 portrays Lucy. A preview covered Phantom Liberty and its potential impact on cosplay trends.
Photographer – KIRA.
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Malenia from Elden Ring by Alexandra Reil
Alexandra has previously delivered a canonical Malenia cosplay. This entry offers an intensified, fan-focused rendition that nods to the character’s memorable in-game battles. In Elden Ring, Malenia is renowned for her demanding combat sequence and the dramatic comeback moments players remember well.
Cammy from Street Fighter 6 by Helly Valentine
Since the release of Street Fighter 6, interpretations of Cammy, Chun-Li, and Juri Khan have surged across the cosplay community. This feature spotlights Helly Valentine’s two-part photo set, blending canonical visuals with fanservice moments that resonate with fans of the fighting game.
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Ciri from The Witcher 3 by Alcoholy
While playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, a scene featuring Ciri in a dramatic towel moment sparked this particular cosplay concept. The look reinterprets that iconic moment with a bold, confident approach. A broader range of Witcher-inspired cosplays is available in the collection.
Eve and Revolver Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid 3 by Frau_Haku and CptMarkizi
The announcement of a full remake of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater sparked renewed interest in its characters. Frau_Haku’s Eva and CptMarkizi’s Ocelot offer a fresh take on the era, with Eva embodying the spy aesthetic in a way that reveals new facets of the classic story.
Eva’s disguise as an officer struck a personal chord, inspiring a reimagined spy portrait that feels both nostalgic and new.
Photographer – KIRA.
Harley Quinn from Tniwe’s animated series of the same name
In the fourth season of Harley Quinn, the character ventures into Batman’s world with a bold, anti-hero styling. Vlada Lutsak, known as Tniwe, brings this distinctive interpretation to life. More about the character appears in a related feature.
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Mirabelle Chesnoke from Hogwarts Legacy by Alice01
Continuing the Hogwarts Legacy lineup, a canonical portrait of Mirabelle Chesnoke is featured. The herbalism professor comes to life through the efforts of Alisa Romanova, known as Alice01.
For this cosplay, the maker faced a demanding challenge. The hat and wand required careful crafting, and the velvety texture of the fabric demanded a precise selection of materials. The affection for Mirabelle is clear, and the collaboration shows a dutiful commitment to accuracy and character essence.
Cosplay at Chesnoke became a personal passion project meant to honor the character and the craft.
Photographer – Tim-Tim.
Triss Merigold from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt by Irina Meyer
The alternative dress of Triss from The Witcher 3, with its daring neckline, has sparked lively fan discussion. After the Sodden battle, some canon details were reinterpreted on-screen, prompting interpretations like this one. The Triss cosplay was crafted by Irina Meyer.
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Jane Porter from Tarzan by AGflower
Tarzan, released at the tail end of Disney’s Renaissance, introduced Jane Porter to a new generation. She emerges in the jungle with her father as the story unfolds romance amidst exploration. The Jane cosplay was created by AGflower.
I have cosplayed Jane multiple times because she remains one of my favorite Disney heroines. It’s a pity she isn’t a princess, which keeps her cosplay a bit less common but absolutely beloved by fans.
Photographer – Dio.
Eola from Genshin Impact by Kyano Inanna
The lineup closes with Eola from Genshin Impact, reimagined by Kyano Inanna in a luxurious lingerie-inspired render. In the game, Eola serves as the Sea Foam Knight, delivering icy and physical damage to foes.
Photographer – SHILEN.
Source: VG Times