The X-Men’s Storm is a mutant hero who commands the weather in ways that make her near unstoppable when she wants to be, with her importance in the grand scheme of the Marvel Universe being something that can’t be understated. In a brand-new cosplay design, Storm proves why she’s “Earth’s Mightiest Mutant” with a live-action display of wintry power that looks like it was ripped right out of a comic book!

Shared by Berri B (@moonberriepie) on Instagram, this talented cosplayer has dressed as numerous fan-favorite characters hailing from the world of comics, manga/anime, video games, and more, with each new design bringing to life accurate depictions of whatever hero and villain Berri B chooses to embody next.

Previously cosplaying as another X-Man in the tough-as-nails Rogue, Berri B has also slipped into the shoes of Demon Slayer’s Mitsuri Kanroji, My Hero Academia’s Shoto Todoroki, Jujutsu Kaisen’s Satoru Gojo, and even Edward Scissorhands from Hollywood fame, with each design showing off her creative abilities and love for all things nerdy.

Storm Cosplay Shows Exactly Why She’s Marvel Comics' “Earth’s Mightiest Mutant”

Cosplay Design by Berri B (@moonberriepie)

Recently getting her a solo series in the pages of Marvel Comics, Ororo Munroe, aka Storm, is considered to be an “Brutal Storm Costume” in an issue of her series, one that’s incredibly similar to what Berri B pulls off in live-action here.

A photo shot and edited by the prolific NYC-based talent, Mark (Storm’s instantly recognizable white and gold costume, complete with a wrist-attached cape and broad shoulder accents. Noting that this design pays tribute to the Marvel vs. Capcom video game version of the character, it’s Berri B’s flowing white hair, striking white eyes, and expertly posed hands that sell this look, with Mark’s impeccable wind and lighting effects and snowy particles falling around Berri adding some high-quality production value to the piece, showing exactly why Storm is indeed “Earth’s Mightiest Mutant.”

Storm’s Weather Powers Are Front and Center in Incredible New Marvel Cosplay

With the second issue of Storm’s series due in a few weeks, Ororo is poised to become an even more significant character in the Marvel Universe, especially with the full breadth of the X-Men’s post-Krakoa "From the Ashes" storyline still unraveling on the page, so here’s hoping Berri B (@moonberriepie) finds a way to bring Storm’s latest costume into the real world with the same accuracy and precision as what’s presented here. Regardless of the spandex Storm chooses to wear, she’ll always be a badass member of the X-Men who shouldn’t be taken lightly in the comic or cosplay space.

Source: @moonberriepie