Incredible Mass Effect Cosplay Recreates Fem Ship’s Iconic N7 Armor

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One cosplayer perfectly captured the iconic N7 Armor from , and it got peoples' attention. Making game-accurate cosplays can be a difficult feat, like this amazing Haslin cosplay from but for some the risk is worth the reward when people know exactly what character they are. There are armor sets that are instantly recognizable, and the N7 Armor stands out as one of them. As the games progress, players have the chance to upgrade and customize their appearance, but the classic look is something some fans just can't deny.

Cosplayer Inner-Researcher9663 shared their take on Fem Shepard, mentioning that this picture was her debut of the cosplay. She said that she and her father worked on this together, putting in countless hours to make sure the outfit was just right.

The armor is made using thin foam, and the outfit underneath is a bodysuit with leggings modified with stretchy fabric to give it just the correct look. Together, they created the pattern to make sure it fit just right. They also included the Omni-Tool on her wrist to tie the cosplay perfectly together.

Although this mechanic has historically been part of many RPG games, the next title in the Mass Effect series can improve upon the past.

Inner-Researcher9663 has cosplayed many characters before, one being a Hunter from , but this is her first time cosplaying a character. Each piece was perfectly crafted by her, making the Fem Shep costume look like it could be exactly what a live-action version of the outfit would look like. She mentioned that she will be showcasing this at a convention later on this year, so hopefully, a more detailed look at the costume will be on the way.

One of the best things about as a whole is how much replayability there is to the game. Throughout each game, the choices the player makes can drastically alter the way Commander Shepard is viewed and what happens in the story. Those who beat can choose to restart and try things a different way, and that's what continues to draw