In this fresh cosplay collection, a number of rare images are showcased together. The lineup features Kaylin from Prince of Persia: Warrior Within, Meredith Stout from Cyberpunk 2077, and Azule from Avatar. Viewers will also encounter Velma from Scooby-Doo, Cammy from Street Fighter 6, Elizabeth from BioShock Infinite, and Triss in an alternate outfit.
Velma Dinkley from Daria Flora’s Scooby-Doo take
The animated series Velma, also known as Velma, drew sharp criticism for its artistic direction and graphical style. Fans of Scooby-Doo felt a strong disconnect with the new look for their beloved characters. Daria Flora offered a more familiar presentation of Velma and supplemented canonical visuals with thoughtful fan service. Additional discussions about Scooby-Doo heroines, including Daphne and Velma, can be found in a separate feature on the site.
Triss Merigold of the Northern Lands
Triss cosplay in an alternate dress from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was crafted by Marianne Niveron. The artist chose not to conceal the chest tattoos, giving a strikingly unique rendition of the red-haired sorceress. More works inspired by the Geralt and Ciri saga appear in this curated collection.
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Luxurious gowns with trains are a personal weakness, so Triss in this alternate ensemble feels like pure luxury, especially when paired with her elemental magic.
Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender by Roksolana Riedel
Avatar: The Legend of Aang, an American animated series, centers on elemental magic and political intrigue. Roksolana Riedel portrays the treacherous Azula, daughter of the principal antagonist, Ozai. The portrayal includes both canonical attire and a dedicated alternative presentation, offering a nuanced take on the character.
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Meredith Stout from Cyberpunk 2077 by Frau_Haku
Meredith appears in Cyberpunk 2077 during the mission linked to Militech. Initially read as a stern corporate figure, a different dialogue path allows the character to reveal a warmer side. The portrayal became a focal point for a spicy, character-driven set. The featured scene resonated with many fans and sparked renewed interest in Meredith’s character.
The idea for cosplaying Meredith emerged as a way to explore a bold, confident persona. The creator admits a shift from familiar choices to a more provocative angle, embracing personal growth through cosplay.
Photographer – KIRA.
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Kaileena from Prince of Persia: Warrior Within by MightyRacoon
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within arrives as the second chapter in the sand saga, released in 2004. The antagonistous arc pushes the hero into time loops, where Kaileena emerges as a key figure connected to the sands. This version of Kaileena was brought to life by MightyRaccoon.
During a time when the workshop could serve a global audience, several custom Shadi swords were crafted as part of a broader homage to this universe. The idea of cosplaying Kaileena grew from there, and the response from friends and followers showed strong interest in revisiting classic games through fan art.
Retoucher – Alice.
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Street Fighter Cammy by Jenna Lynn Meowri
Following Street Fighter 6, many cosplayers bring the series heroines to life. Cammy received a fresh interpretation from American creator Jenna Lynn Meowri, a prominent figure in the cosplay community with a large following. A full review of Street Fighter 6 is available for readers seeking deeper context.
Jill Valentine from Resident Evil 3 by Oichi
As classic remakes renew interest in early installments, Jill Valentine’s depiction in Resident Evil 3 is revisited through Oichi’s cosplay. The broader Resident Evil universe remains a source of inspiration for ongoing fan art and discussions, and a dedicated piece covers this interpretation in more detail.
Elizabeth from BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea by Kristy Che
BioShock Infinite first captivated players more than a decade ago. In cosplay, Elizabeth remains a popular subject, notably the Burial at Sea arc. The portrayal here follows the noir-inspired aesthetic of Episode One, with Kristy Che serving as the artist.
Lilith from Diablo 4 by Ari Anna
One compilation highlighted Ari Anna as Lilith, the central antagonist of Diablo 4. Recent posts from the artist offer more candid previews of this demon character. More Diablo cosplay related to this universe can be found in the site’s ongoing offerings.
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Yennefer from The Witcher 3 by Sofia Letyago
Sophia has repeatedly returned to Witcher heroines in her work. Her pieces frequently appear in collections exploring this beloved universe. The latest update spotlights a fresh set inspired by Yennefer, a portrayal that nods to fan service without being a direct adaptation from the game or books.
Source: VG Times