In this latest collection, fans will spot Vampirella, heroines from Baldur’s Gate 3, Divinity: Original Sin 2, and Genshin Impact, along with a striking rarity—a female reinterpretation of Rorschach from Watchmen.
Vampirella from the comic series of the same name by Saint Agnia
Thanks to fan art and cosplay, Vampirella has become familiar even to those who have never read the comics. She is depicted as an alien from the planet Drakulon who defends Earthlings against hostile forces. The cosplay of Vampirella was created by Saint Agnia.
Yor Forger from the anime series “Family of Spy” by Bizzare Dear
New episodes of the second season of Spy x Family are rolling out, immersing audiences in a world of espionage and covert operations. December will bring the full cartoon Spy x Family: Code White. It’s no surprise that Yor Forger has become a popular cosplay subject. The image of Yor Forger was crafted by Bizzare Dear.
I love strong women! And Yor is one of them. Her character contrasts vividly with her poised romantic side and stylish suit. This spotlight aims to reveal the image of Mrs. Forger.
Photographer – Del.
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Shadow Heart from Baldur’s Gate 3 by Shirogane-sama
Turn-based role-playing games often appeal to a niche audience, yet Baldur’s Gate 3 reached a broad player base. The popularity of its characters in cosplay confirms this trend. The half-elven Shadowheart was brought to life by Shirogane-sama. Within this collection one can also find the scene-stealing Karlach.
Gwen Stacy from Marvel Comics by Tami Yuurei
Thanks to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Spider-Gwen has surged in fan circles. Korean artist Tami Yuurei revisits Gwen Stacy as the original, non-spiderpowered heroine. The iconic storylines appear in The Amazing Spider-Man #121 and the second film, The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
I cosplayed as the original Gwen Stacy because she stands as the definitive version. It’s a pity that many now only recognize the spider-powered incarnation.
Photographer – Del.
Female version of Rorschach from the film “Watchmen” by Anna Shakhovskaya
Rorschach remains an iconic antihero from Watchmen. A female reinterpretation of the character was created by Anna Shakhovskaya. A dedicated article explores this bold rendition. Fans joke that this is Rorschach imagined by a different lens, comparable to Monica Bellucci in the role.
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I’ve always admired Rorschach. He is one of the most daring guardians. Watching how the character evolves through the story intrigued me. I long pondered cosplaying him, but the canonical image calls for a brutal persona. So I chose a playful female version for Halloween. The result was striking and sparked plenty of admiration from the crowd.
Photographer: Alena Mogan.
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Mona from Genshin Impact by Alena Sysueva
Within the Genshin Impact universe, Mona plays an astrologer who pursues knowledge rather than profit. She offers truth-telling insights, even when clients crave comforting lies about a brighter future. In battle she serves as a support, wielding water elemental power. Mona’s cosplay was crafted by Alena Sysueva, inspired by Princess Ailish’s art.
Photographer: Ekaterina Murzik. Retoucher: Dorian.
April O’Neil from Ira Sokol’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons
The recent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem drew mixed reactions. Classic audiences preferred the 1987–1996 Miss O’Neil, the journalist known for her pursuit of truth. Ira Sokol captured that timeless vibe in this set.
I wanted to add April to a collection of favorite redhead heroines. She’s fearless, truth-loving, and ready for action. The shoot drew inspiration from the old cartoon and comic era, delivering a lively, punchy vibe.
Chun Li and Cammy from Street Fighter 6 by Alcoholy and Miakanayuri
Street Fighter 6 and Mortal Kombat 1 have sparked renewed excitement in fighting games this year. Both titles stand out for their depth and mechanics. For gatherings with friends or local battles, these cosplays shine. Chun Li and Cammy were brought to life by Alcoholy and Miakanayuri.
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Witch Radek from Divinity: Original Sin 2 by Ksenia Mia
Before Baldur’s Gate III, Larian Studios was best known for Divinity: Original Sin 2. In that adventure, players encounter the treacherous witch Radek. The cosplay is by Ksenia Mia.
I felt Radek’s presence as soon as she appeared in the story. She read as more than a character; she carried charm and danger in equal measure. The look was stunning, and it felt right to celebrate a rare, memorable figure. A belief that Radek deserves a real-world embodiment grew stronger with every frame.
Photographer: Alina Takeshi.
Spider-Gwen from the cartoon “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” by AshenReina
The alternate Gwen Stacy with spider powers has exploded in popularity. Fans even asked Insomniac Games to include Spider-Gwen in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, though that didn’t materialize. AshenReina brought Spider-Gwen to life with striking detail.
Photographer – Milligan.
Source: VG Times