Arcane Cosplayer Goes Viral With Their Incredible Version Of Viktor

Arcane Cosplayer Goes Viral With Their Incredible Version Of Viktor
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Mel Ramsay

Published 

3rd Dec 2021 12:11

A cosplayer has wowed over 100,000 people with their hyperrealistic take on Viktor from League of Legends' new show, Arcane

What Does The Viktor Arcane Cosplay Look Like?

The beautiful cosplay was put together by Gehe Chou - a 24-year-old cosplayer, artist, and streamer from Spain. He wrote: "I'm so proud of this makeup?? I haven't done heavy characterization in a while but I like the result aaaa". 

The brilliant costume has racked up over 110k likes on Twitter at the time of writing, with nearly 18k retweets, over 3k quote tweets, and hundreds of comments. 

What Are Fans Saying About The Viktor Arcane Cosplay?

Fans flooded the comments underneath the images, gushing over the similarities between the character and Gehe. One person wrote: "Hooooly, this is beyond amazing. The second picture got me goin' through a double take to make sure it wasn't a hyper realistic rendering of the original art. Thank you for the amazing cosplay!"

Another added: "Oh my god, the beautiful cosplay coupled with the stellar lighting really tricked my brain into thinking this was official Arcane art, hahah! This is beyond stunning!" 

The rest of the comments appear to be nothing but positive, with an overwhelming amount of support for Gehe and his art. 

What Is Arcane?

Arcane is a new show by Riot Games, hosted on Netflix. The show is based in the League of Legends universe, but I don't want to give away too many spoilers. 

The show launched to critical acclaim, as well as fans of the game (and people who've never played it in their lives) enjoying the action. 

In fact, it's been so successful that another season has already been commissioned by the streaming service. So expect to see a lot more cosplay going forward. 

You can stream Arcane on Netflix now. 

 

Mel Ramsay
About the author
Mel Ramsay
Mel was the Editor-in-Chief at GGRecon. She was previously a senior journalist at LADbible, where she also wrote regularly for GAMINGbible and SPORTbible. She then became Head of Editorial at Social Chain, where she led the teams on GameByte, FragHero, Sporf, Student Problems, and others. Her work can also be found on Sky News, BBC, The Drum, Huffington Post, Student Problems, TYLA, and a range of other publications.
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