Russian Cosplayer Does A Spot On Cassie Cage Cosplay From 'Mortal Kombat X'
Russian cosplayer, Narga comes in hot in her absolutely bang on rendition of Cassie Cage from Mortal Kombat X.
Russian cosplayer, Narga comes in hot in her absolutely bang on rendition of Cassie Cage from Mortal Kombat X. Of course, it's not just dressing the part. Embodying the right attitude goes a long way and she definitely has Cassie's looks and vibe down. It's like she was made for this cosplay.
Photo: Makks Tobi
And here's an absolutely stunning action shot by photographer Makks Tobi with cosplayer Kitana Cosplay as Kitana.
Photo by Makks Tobi
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Photo: Makks Tobi
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