Cherie DeVille and an All-Star Cast Bring Mortal Kombat to Life

James Sterling · 2026-11-03

Cherie DeVille, Little Puck, Alex Jones, and FlightLife Mars just did something you don't see every day. They took the Mortal Kombat universe and rebuilt it from the ground up for a new BBGG creator collaboration, and it's available now. This isn't a quick costume swap. The crew went all in on costumes, special effects, and three fully choreographed fight scenes before things take a decidedly adult turn. If you grew up mashing buttons on a couch, that detail alone probably got your attention. ### The Cast Slips Back Into Character DeVille and Little Puck aren't newcomers to this world. They first played Sonya Blade and Sindel in a separate girl-girl release, and now they're reprising those roles. This time, Jones steps in as Sub-Zero, the ice ninja, while FlightLife Mars takes on Raiden, the lord of thunder. "We had so much fun putting this together because everyone really committed to their characters," DeVille said. "The costumes, the fights, the special effects — we wanted to give fans the whole Mortal Kombat experience, with our own naughty twist." That commitment shows. Little Puck noted the whole group spent real time practicing their stunt choreography to nail the fight sequences. According to her, it adds "SO MUCH" to the world they built and makes for a fitting tribute to the franchise. ### Nostalgia Was the Secret Ingredient For Jones, the appeal was personal. "I loved playing Mortal Kombat when I was younger," he said. "Wearing the whole Sub-Zero outfit gave me the best sense of nostalgia." Mars echoed that feeling. He called Mortal Kombat a childhood favorite and said playing one of his favorite characters was a chance to "nerd out with some good friends." That's the thing about this release — it doesn't feel like a marketing gimmick. It feels like a group of people who genuinely loved the source material and wanted to honor it. ### Why This Release Stands Out Plenty of creators dress up for themed content. Fewer build an entire production around it. Here's what separates this one: - Three choreographed fight scenes with practiced stunt work - Elaborate costumes for all four characters - Special effects that sell the fantasy - A cast that clearly knows and respects the franchise The result is something closer to a short film than a standard scene. Fans of the game will catch the references. Fans of the performers get to see them stretch into roles that are a little bigger than usual. ### Where to Find It The new Mortal Kombat-inspired release is available now on Cherie DeVille's OnlyFans page. DeVille, a Brazzers exclusive contract star, is also available for booking through OC Modeling. Fans can keep up with her at CherieDeVille.com or follow her on X and Instagram for updates on future projects. If you've been waiting for adult content that actually swings for the fences, this is worth a look. The crew clearly had a blast making it — and that energy tends to carry over to the screen.