Cosplayer shares amazing League of Legends Katarina outfit

Matt Porter

A League of Legends fan has created an awesome Katarina cosplay which shows the hero in one of her most popular costumes and it looks incredibly accurate. 

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In League of Legends lore, Katarina is a Noxian assassin, who made a name for herself with “swift kills against unsuspecting enemies.” After failing to protect her father, Katarina left her home of Noxia, determined to prove herself as a fierce warrior, and regain the favor of her dad.

Katarina wields two dangerous blades to take down enemies, while her ultimate ability sees her fire a flurry of blades at enemies.

Instagram: VokunzulThe incredible cosplay alongside the character it is based on.
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Now, Reddit user /u/Vokunzul has decided to show off her incredible Katarina cosplay, using the character’s ‘A New Dawn’ skin as the basis.

The cosplay features Katarina’s powerful blades in either hand and the same menacing black breastplate that the assassin wears into battle. The outfit also comes complete with armored plates on the shoulders and wrists to protect from enemy attacks.

Vokunzul has shown an incredible eye for detail, right down to the tattoo that can be seen on Katarina’s torso, the score on her left eye and even the presence of the metallic skull buckles that adorn her New Dawn skin.

A look at Vokunzul’s incredible Katarina cosplay.
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“I’ve always loved the look of Katarina, she is so amazing and badass,” wrote Vokunzul on the League of Legends subreddit. “The most frustrating part was the breastplate, this is the fourth one I made. She was very fun, very frustrating and very educative to make!”

Other Reddit users were clearly impressed too, with one stating that Vokunzul’s cosplay was exactly what Katarina would look like if there was a League of Legends movie.

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Matt is a former Dexerto writer. Hailing from Northern Ireland, he is games journalist who specializes in Call of Duty. Matt joined Dexerto in August 2018, covering a variety of games as a Senior Writer before moving to CharlieINTEL in 2020.