Cosplay of the Week: S.T.A.L.K.E.R., Dota 2, Overwatch, How to Train Your Dragon, The Witcher – review

Cosplay by Dota 2, like the community of its players itself, is in a sense a rather isolated niche. This is a topic that is difficult to approach just once: more often than not, this game draws people in for a long time. Olga Bazanova has been implementing various characters from this universe for several years already, and earlier you could already see her other images – especially the fiery beauty Lina. Now we see the cheerful archer Lyralei, better known as Windranger, in a set called Roving Pathfinder.

To the twentieth anniversary of the first part of the series Starcraft heroine Overwatch Widowmaker has got a new alternative skin. Company Blizzard offered players to get the legendary Kerrigan skin for free even before she became the sinister Queen of Blades. Cosplayer: Julia Pokusa.

Daria Sherman chose the image of Astrid the horsewoman from the popular cartoon for her cosplay “How to Train Your Dragon”… By the way, if you didn’t know, this animated series is based on the eponymous series of books by British writer Cressida Cowell. And in the original novel, Astrid’s character was not: they decided to add the girl when creating the cartoon in order to offer a strong female character to a young audience.

And in addition to the excellent cosplay of Astrid, the magnificent dragon Thundergilda, created by the studio L-PROPS, also flaunts in the frame.

Marie Evans repeated the seemingly simple, but very graceful and recognizable image of Ciri, made from her collectible figurine in oriental style.

Alisa Arefieva has often appeared in our section lately, but usually the girl plays the role of fatal beauties and flaunts in costumes that expressively emphasize her figure. But in this photoset, Alice is even difficult to recognize – but the fans of the series S.T.A.L.K.E.R. easily recognize the dangerous mutant snork in her performance.