Mortal Kombat 11 cosplayers release amazing designs to celebrate new game skdr_m \/ Bethany MaddockMortal Kombat cosplayers are showing up in full force to celebrate the highly anticipated release for the next iteration of the franchise. NetherRealm Studios released their eleventh main entry of their legendary franchise on April 23, and fans have since been putting fabrics to the grindstone that\u2019s producing stunning cosplays from a myriad of characters. The studio is going to start covering up their characters in Mortal Kombat 11, and while that may be controversial for longtime fans of the franchise it also means that cosplayers are going to have a lot more articles of clothing to replicate. Jaw-dropping \u2018Kosplays\u2019 for the new game Cosplayer and body painter Laura \u2018SleepyLaura\u2019 went through a complete transformation to give her rendition of Jade. Laura is cosplaying as Jade\u2019s revenant iteration which if anything makes the attention to detail that more impressive since she even painted on all the intricate minutiae that ties the design together. Then there\u2019s cosplayer Alicia Marie who showed off her take on Kitana complete with whitened eyes to give her revenant form a bit more authentic creepiness. A candid shot of her complete cosplay shows beautifully designed steel fans along with royalty headdress suited for the Khan. Cosplayer Isabelle \u2018Haute Cosplay\u2019 Scott geared up for the release of Mortal Kombat 11 with a sheik take at the Outworld resident, Skarlet. Scott looked incredibly well prepared to take on any kombatant that comes her way as she posed with knife in hand. With some of the best use of splattered blood, cosplayer Bethany Maddock made an impressive genderent Scorpion design that includes multiple weapons, chains and a detailed face mask. The cosplayer made the stunning outfit because she was a Mortal Kombat Kollective ambassador for this year\u2019s game release. Mortal Kombat fans take cosplay up a notch Nothing\u2019s better than cosplaying with friends and a group of fans were able to bring the Lin Kuei to life with an amazing series of costumes. The band in blue each gave their own spin on a popular fighter from the assassin clan. As good as they are on their own, they come together marvelously with each complimenting the other for an incredible group cosplay. Then the complexity of Mortal Kombat cosplays takes it up a notch with \u2018skdr_m\u2019\u2019s mirror image take on Revenant Liu Kang. Everything from the undead makeup to the incredible craftsmanship on the costume\u2019s detailing make this cosplay an early front-runner for best MK cosplay of the year. #mortalkombat meets #fruitninja ! Scorpion wins! :watermelon::banana::cherries: pic.twitter.com\/4Dg8TDoK91 \u2014 Maul Cosplay (@maul_cosplay) April 5, 2019 Not to be outdone, Ben \u2018Maul_Cosplay\u2019 created one of the most movie-ready cosplays for Scorpion to date. The cosplayer decided to do a slight crossover with his cosplay, as he\u2019s seen chopping up produce with his sword to hilariously complete the Fruit Ninja integration. The Mortal Kombat community is no slouch when it comes to incredible costume designs as seen with the collection of amazing cosplays.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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