Cosplayer SambuZ Recreates Leon Kennedy from Resident Evil Requiem: An Older, Unbroken Fighter
Italian cosplayer SambuZ delighted devoted fans of Leon Kennedy from the game Resident Evil Requiem by presenting a series of photos and videos showcasing the character of this agent from the Division of Security Operations, specializing in counter-bioterrorism.
The survival horror game Resident Evil Requiem has gained significant popularity among many gamers. It offered engaging gameplay, an interesting plot, impressive graphics, and introduced new players to the grim universe of the "Resident Evil" series.
Italian cosplayer SambuZ also decided to please fans of the franchise by publishing numerous photos where he embodied the image of Leon S. Kennedy, and also shared videos dedicated to this character.
In Resident Evil Requiem, Leon is one of the central characters, acting alongside FBI technical analyst Grace Ashcroft. The aging protagonist is depicted with a slight beard and wrinkles.
Despite his age, he maintains excellent athletic conditioning, comparable to Chris Redfield's. The character has become more pessimistic and somber, as Leon carries the burden of "all those he couldn't save" in Raccoon City and Spain.
Despite his outwardly stoic demeanor, his true nature remains unchanged — he is willing to selflessly sacrifice himself to save others.
Leon’s past is calling him...
— SambuZ Cosplay (@SambuzCosplay) February 28, 2026
Raccoon City | RE9 Requiem 🧟♂️
There are places you can never forget.
And for Leon, returning means facing what he left behind in the ruins.
But this time something is different.
Something survived. 🧬#ResidentEvil #RE9 #LeonKennedy #fanmade #Capcom pic.twitter.com/3kMoRGppFJ
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