High-Impact Cosplay Gallery: Juri Khan, Alisa Dvachevskaya, Ariel, and More

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A fresh wave of high-end cosplay arrives, spotlighting iconic characters from popular games and animation. Among them is the muscular Juri Khan from Street Fighter, the audacious Alisa Dvachevskaya from Endless Summer, Cyberpunk 2077’s Johnny Silverhand companion Cyberpunk 2077, and the striking heroines Babel and Yae Miko from Genshin Impact. The lineup blends dynamic characterization with bold visual styling, inviting fans to explore the artistry behind each rendition.

Alisa Dvachevskaya from Endless Summer by Alice01

Endless Summer is a widely acclaimed visual novel from Russia, set at a summer camp where the main character Semyon can engage with several camp residents. Alisa Dvachevskaya stands out as a rule-breaker who enjoys pushing boundaries, such as slipping away to the beach without permission. The portrayal by Alice01 captures her rebellious spirit and sun-soaked confidence, adding a tangible texture to the character’s presence.

Additional note:

Tim, a photographer with VGTimes, long sought the chance to shoot Alisa Dvachevskaya but faced obstacles. Even without participating in Endless Summer at the time, a version of this shoot came together when friends and supporters helped secure a swimsuit and the necessary wardrobe. The project evolved into a playful picnic and beach scene, echoing the Owlet camp setting from the game. The resulting set offered viewers a chance to feel like Semyon in a carefree moment, complete with companionship and lighthearted games. The full set later circulated freely within the creator network, gaining significant audience traction as a gift to fans. The complete edition can be found through the creator’s channels.

Photographer — Tim-Tim.

Juri Khan from Street Fighter by Yuan Herong

Cosplay performed by athletic performers tends to shine when the voice of the character aligns with the look. Chinese artist Yuan Herong frequently channels heroines from fighting games, incorporating figures like Chun Li, Kitana, Angel from The King of Fighters, Blue Mary, and Mai Shiranui. The transition to Juri Khan from Street Fighter adds another bold, action-forward persona to her portfolio, emphasizing dynamic posing and fierce energy.

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Ariel from The Little Mermaid by Alena Sysueva

The 1989 classic inspired a modern wave of cosplay interpretations. While reception to the latest live-action release has been mixed, the original animation continues to captivate fans. Alena Sysueva’s Ariel cosplay pays homage to the sea-drenched princess, highlighting the timeless appeal of the undersea heroine. An earlier feature explored this interpretation in depth, celebrating the design and technique behind the look.

Photographer – Dmitry Galeev.

Alt Cunningham from Cyberpunk 2077 by Jayr’an

Jayr’an brings Alt Cunningham to life, nodding to her role as a netrunner and her expanding influence within the Cyberpunk 2077 universe. In Cyberpunk lore, Alt emerges as a powerful digital entity intertwined with Johnny Silverhand’s world, a figure whose presence echoes through both story and aesthetics.

Character insight: Alt is painted as a compelling contrast of intellect and edge, which lends itself to a visually striking cosplay that blends elegance with cybernetic intensity.

Photographer – Taya Mikryukova.

Cosplay Compilations

Sister of Battle from Warhammer 40,000 by Natasha Roic

The Warhammer 40,000 universe extends beyond tabletop battles into expansive fiction and games. Natasha Roik’s take on the Sister of Battle spotlights a sister-in-arms devoted to the Imperium, balancing stoic discipline with a fierce, empowering presence. The look channels lore-driven aesthetics, resonating with fans of the franchise and newcomers curious about the iconic armoured warrior archetype.

Photographer – Jaguar.

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Batman Returns Catwoman from Violet Spider

Violet Spider often crafts cosplay costumes and occasionally embodies the characters she recreates. The Catwoman persona from Tim Burton’s Batman Returns offers a moody, atmospheric interpretation that emphasizes sleek lines and nocturnal aesthetics. The outfit pays homage to the film’s famed Selina Kyle while reflecting the creator’s own design sensibilities.

Photographer: Simply Moolti.

Yae Miko from Genshin Impact by Reilin

Yae Miko serves as the high priestess of Narukami Shrine and a literary publisher in the game world, embodying a fox-like elegance shaped by ancient lineage. Reilin’s Yae Miko cosplay translates her ethereal beauty and refined persona into a tangible, artful costume that captures the character’s spirit.

Photographer — Islen.

Yennefer from The Witcher 3 by Iris

Iris Fedorova’s Yennefer portrayal leans into canonical lingerie styling complemented by black stockings, creating a refined, cinematic vibe that mirrors the character’s charisma. Fans can find more Witcher-inspired work in the broader feature collection.

Photographer – Olga Dubrovskaya.

Jaina Proudmoore from World of Warcraft by Valeria Chimera

As Warcraft fans reminisce about the franchise’s long arc, Valeria Chimera presents Jaina Proudmoore with careful attention to armor, posture, and color. The piece nods to the game’s enduring legacy while showcasing technique and modern cosplay craft.

Photographer — Tim-Tim.

Babel from Genshin Impact by Zhanna Rudakova

Babel, a key figure encountered in Sumeru, exemplifies cunning and strategic thinking in the Genshin universe. Zhanna Rudakova’s interpretation frames Babel with a poised, poised elegance that aligns with the character’s status as a tribal leader and tactician.

Triss Merigold from The Witcher 3 by Zhenya Zhuk

Triss remains a recurring subject across collections, and Zhenya Zhuk’s rendition adds another layer to the Witcher-inspired gallery. A dedicated feature and a related interview provide deeper context for fans seeking more detailed exploration of her take on the character.

Photographer — Tim-Tim.

Source: VG Times

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