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This spectacular Metal Gear Solid V cosplay has real wolves

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Cosplayers Maul Cosplay and Maja Felicitas, of Defcon Unlimited, and photographer eosAndy were commissioned as part of the promotion for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, and its culminated in some of the best cosplay we’ve ever seen.

It’s clear that the cosplayers have put a lot of work into this shoot, resulting in spitting images of Big Boss (Snake), Quiet and D-Dog. And yes, D-Dog is an actual wolf.

Courtesy of a company by the name of Filmwölfe Lobine, these professionally handled wolves are not pets, but they sure as heck are beautiful.

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We won’t deny that there’s a lot of filters and Photoshopping evident, but for all of the post-processing work, you can’t take away from the quality and execution of the cosplay.

Besides, the makeup and filters are in place to reproduce the colours and aesthetic of a video game, colours that don’t otherwise exist in natural, real world light. Metal Gear Solid V, great as it may look visually, doesn’t actually look like the real world.

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I’m dumbstruck by the images created; in fact, they look like they’re straight out of the video game, minus the missing eye patch for D-Dog.

If you’d like to see more of the shoot, we suggest you check out Defcon Unlimited’s album here.

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