Yulia Shenkarenko

[dingo2o2]

[dingo2o2]

[alzef]

I think I'm in love.

[Kryten]

I don't blame you! 

[snn]

She's Ukrainian!

[Karharot]

[c00p]

[Karharot]

[Toroko]

Since she looks very cold on most of pics, these costumes suits her very well

[demented20]

Since she looks very cold on most of pics, these costumes suits her very well

I didn't know Russians could get cold 

[Karharot]

[Karharot]

[betmenbet]

[Intrigue79]

  awesome pics more please

[Unicron]

Yulia’s cosplay of Joker’s psychotic or even crazier better half, Harley Quinn, is not only sexier, but looks a lot more daunting and imposing than both the comic and Suicide Squad film versions owing to her muscular physique. Still, the comic version of Harley Quinn is 5’11”, 170 pounds, and stronger than an Olympic athlete. With the exception of Yulia not being 5’11”, she definitely looks the part in how some would conceive a 170 pound woman who’s above Olympic level athleticism should look as opposed to Harley Quinn’s leaner and more common comic design.

The baseball bat is classic and a cool alternative as Harley’s signature weapon, but it doesn’t have the same fear inducing effect as her infamous mallet (inscribed with: “Your Face Here”; “Ha Ha Ha! You're killing me! Or am I killing you?”), which I believe would make Yulia look even more menacing for the reason that its hulking size and cumbersome appearance complements her massive muscles and alludes to her being incredibly strong.

Envision a muscular Yulia as a deranged Harley Quinn in a hostile situation with signature mallet in hand. I imagine she would exhibit unbridled power to do something unbearable to a victim or foe and hammer them over the head with brute force, like she would a high striker, driving them into the ground like a stake, crushing their neck and squashing their skull like a melon all while with a sinister Quinn laugh and mockery of their demise.

After executing an incredible display of physical strength to destroy her target, making a horrific spectacle and leaving the casualty a gory deeply rooted stump, “Harley” would curtsy to an imaginary audience awed by her performance and then break out with some most muscular poses, Betty Pariso style.