Cherie DeVille Leads Mortal Kombat-Inspired Cosplay Collaboration -

LOS ANGELES — Cherie DeVille has joined Little Puck, Alex Jones and FlightLife Mars in a new creator collaboration inspired by the Mortal Kombat video game franchise. The release is available through the participating performers’ platforms.

DeVille returns as Sonya Blade and Little Puck reprises Sindel, roles the pair previously portrayed in a separate project. Alex Jones plays Sub-Zero, while FlightLife Mars appears as Raiden in a production designed around its recognizable game characters.

The team built the project with elaborate costumes, visual effects and three choreographed fight sequences. Ivan was responsible for videography and editing, bringing the action elements together before the story shifts into adult-oriented material.

“We had so much fun putting this together because everyone really committed to their characters,” said DeVille. “The costumes, the fights, the special effects – we wanted to give fans the whole Mortal Kombat experience, with our own naughty twist. It was a blast getting to play in that world together.”

Little Puck credited the performers’ collective preparation and the time spent practicing stunts. Jones and Mars likewise described their roles as nostalgic opportunities to revisit a game they enjoyed when they were younger.

“I loved playing Mortal Kombat when I was younger, wearing the whole Sub-Zero outfit gave me the best sense of nostalgia. I had the best time!” Jones said. Mars added, “It was an honor to work on a creative project like this with the whole crew. Mortal Kombat was a childhood favorite game, so to play one of my favorite characters was a fun time! I appreciated the opportunity to nerd out with some good friends.”

Ivan emphasized his longstanding collaboration with DeVille and the opportunity to help realize her creative direction. The new project is distributed on the OnlyFans pages of all four featured performers.

DeVille is also an exclusive Brazzers contract performer who books through OC Modeling. Her career, which began in adult film in 2011, includes work for multiple studios and industry recognition including AVN and XBIZ honors, according to the release.

Beyond screen performances, she has participated in industry advocacy and public commentary. Her website provides further information about her professional work and appearances.