Cosplayer Portrays Regina, a S.O.R.T. Agent from Dino Crisis
Model Lada Lyumos has teamed up with photographer Sasha Mifetis for a cosplay shoot inspired by Regina from Dino Crisis, the action-adventure game that still has a devoted following.
Regina is a highly skilled operative in the secret S.O.R.T. unit, ready to face bloodthirsty dinosaurs.
For the shoot, Lyumos portrayed Regina, whose S.O.R.T. unit carries out dangerous missions around the world.

Regina is recognizable for her short, bright red hair and expressive eyes. In the first game, she wore a form-fitting black suit made of a special material that protected her in combat and emphasized her athletic build. In the sequel, she switched to lighter, more practical combat gear with a green vest.

The developers designed her striking appearance to contrast with the dark, cold corridors of research facilities filled with prehistoric predators. Regina embodies the ideal soldier, with composure, a steel will, and remarkable judgment under pressure.

Independent and skeptical of authority, Regina often argues with her team’s commander, Gail, whose tough and sometimes ruthless methods she dislikes. Despite her professional discipline and combat training, she is empathetic and always tries to save survivors. She also has a strong sense of humor, regularly making ironic remarks about attacking dinosaurs.
Regina is also a technical expert who can modify guns on the fly and skillfully make medicines or tranquilizers. Unlike many horror protagonists of the era, she does not panic when confronted with monsters brought back from the past, and she uses any firearm with equal effectiveness.
Source: iXBT.games
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