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Posted On: April 25th 2026, 01:16 am
My Viper (Meteor) cosplay at Fanfest!

#fanfest2026 #fanfest #ffxiv
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karlbastiaan 3 months ago

karlbastiaan

@bastiaan.v.e

meresteorra 3 months ago

meresteorra

Daaaaaaamn that's SO GOOD 👏

peruserofgram 3 months ago

peruserofgram

Dude, when you go back to the Source, can I can come with? ❤️

argentlupus 3 months ago

argentlupus

You even look like John Finalfantasy

peep_cosplay_props 3 months ago

peep_cosplay_props

Great 🔥🔥🔥

neko_mortifer_ffxiv 3 months ago

neko_mortifer_ffxiv

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

yanaspooky 3 months ago

yanaspooky

ATE!!!

konaiihue 3 months ago

konaiihue

This was legendary 🙌🏽 🔥

kuraunhazuki 3 months ago

kuraunhazuki

That single handed sword pull was clean! Remembered the Link cosplayers that can't/theirs get stuck x'D

lavendertune 3 months ago

lavendertune

How epic do you want to be? Nipah:

lizzrobinett 3 months ago

lizzrobinett

That damn smirk 😏

veesadeclyne 3 months ago

veesadeclyne

🙌🔥🙌🔥🙌🔥🙌🔥🙌🔥🙌🔥

artsy_neurotic 3 months ago

artsy_neurotic

Haha the cheer when we all recognized Nipah

keshington231 3 months ago

keshington231

Nicely done! 🔥🔥🔥

chestnutgabe 3 months ago

chestnutgabe

Oh my god you rocked it!

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