We’ve featured German cosplayer Maul a ton of occasions on Kotaku, possibly greater than some other particular person cosplayer, and there’s an excellent cause for that: simply have a look at these images.
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Whereas he’s finest identified for his recurring takes on Geralt of Rivia, starting from “being Geralt” to “being Geralt skateboarding in LA”, Maul has additionally finished a ton of labor—each paid (like this, this one’s an advert for PlayStation) and private—on sequence like Dishonored, Cyberpunk and Steel Gear Strong as properly.
Right now, although, we’re taking a look at his newest shoot, an unimaginable tackle God of Warfare’s Kratos for the discharge of Ragnarok that sees Maul (and his staff) nailing nearly every thing, from the costume to the weathered leather-based to the bodypaint to the muscle tissue to the beard to…extra muscle tissue (which, regardless of Maul’s appreciable measurement IRL, are on this case a go well with)
He’s joined by Korriban Cosplay, as Kratos’ son Atreus, and collectively they make about pretty much as good an inspiration for Amazon’s live-action TV adaptation as you’re ever going to get.
Additionally engaged on the costumes and shoot had been Maja Felicitas, Lenora Costumes, hair specialists Bakka Cosplay, Tingilya Cosplay, Bucky Props & Cosplay, Flying Illustration, whereas all images had been taken by the most effective within the enterprise, eosAndy.
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Ragnarok is out immediately, however we reviewed it final week, the place Zack had this to say:
Sure, the axe is cool. Positive, the fights are tons of enjoyable. And I positively loved exploring each nook and cranny of the massive worlds you get to go to. However what stored me glued to my PS5 for practically 40 hours was the story of a son changing into a person and a father attempting to determine how he feels about that. I in all probability may have loved this story a tad extra with about half as many puzzles and talent menus, besides, I discovered myself smiling, feeling happy, because the credit rolled. As I mentioned initially, God of Warfare Ragnarök is superb.
