#orphan of kos

[aikenauk]

Accidentally posted this on the wrong account, anyway

I’m more into dark souls rn so orphan of kos fanart it is

[emmatheward]

YEOW

[gaxix]

Orphan of Kos 🩸 Bloodborne

[son-of-a-frostgiant]

is it still beach episode season... idk i live in the tropics.

i mean there's a completely good beach in the fishing hamlet... would be a waste not to take your bestie on a beach date...

[chromasophore-art]

same voice actor

[ghostofashina]

FROMSOFTWARE/ART:

man of sin by canvasengineer the death of malvina by ari scheffer pietá by michelangelo ophelia by arthur hughes fallen angel by alexandre cabanel

[bloodexer]

Grieving for Mother

[lmryll]

Poor wizened child

[klauswalz]

Soulsborne Challenge: 2/7 Bosses

[moonlight--huntress]

Pixel art I made of the Orphan of Kos's 2nd phase from Bloodborne! Currently trying to beat him on Bl4 and he is a nightmare to say the least ^^;

[mordredscrown]

Bloodborne chibis Pt. 2

>> Bloodborne chibis Pt 1

[friendofoyster]

Bloodborne lore theory infographic

[neutralbrick]

same sfx for their screams babey

[sneaky-ramen]

[mirthandir]

[is-that-a-bloodborne-reference]

Morning Star (Lucifer) - Paul Fryer, 2008 I just recently came across this artwork, "The Morning Star" by Paul Fryer and was immediately brought back to Bloodborne, specifically the "Orphan of Kos". Not simply for their eerie resemblance but also the fact they share intriguing parallels. Paul Fryer's sculpture portrays Lucifer, the fallen angel, in a state of writhing agony, encapsulating a sense of suffering from within its form. Similarly, the "Orphan of Kos" embodies a poignant agony and displacement.

Orphan of Kos - Bloodborne Official Artbook

I mean, just looking at "The Morning Star", the bonds that hold lucifer in a constant struggle reminds me of the viscera the "Orphan of Kos" finds itself covered in after it's grotesque birth. It wouldn't have surprised me if this sculpture alone was enough to inspire the poor wizened child.