15 outstanding Street Fighter cosplayers that shoot a hadouken straight to the heart 【Photos】
Who doesn’t get all nostalgic remembering the afternoons (that turned into late nights) spent playing Street Fighter II at home until your thumbs hurt? Recently we came across a fantastic group of cosplayers that almost made us forget that 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme vehicle and remember what made Street Fighter such a great game with so many iconic characters, such as Chun-Li , Guile and Vega.
Click below to see 15 of the best Street Fighter cosplayers out there as well as some very creative gender-swaps from the classic video game!
These cosplayers are among some of the dedicated we’ve seen (and that also care a little more about detail) and their hard work is unmistakable as they breathe life into these Street Fighter legends. Take a look at these 15 cosplayers below and maybe put on some classic video game music to heighten the experience.
1. First up is a very spooky Dhalsim as photographed by Paolo Marco Manalc
2. Next is Japanese schoolgirl Sakura Kasugano played by cosplayer Sarah Fong
3. Miss Gidget shows us Chun-Li’s other costume from Street Fighter IV
4. Sagat gets a little gender-bent and a very threatening makeover from Miss Sinister
5. A Spanish cosplayer known as Ivy gets creative and mashes up the terrifying M. Bison with Cammy White
6. A pretty flawless Vega/Balrog captures our hearts and reminds us to do some ab crunches
7. While Nadya Sonika plays a gender-swapped Vega that sweeps us off our feet
8. This cosplayer from the Dominican Republic shows off an impressive Ibuki
9. Miss Gidget teams up with another cosplayer to recreate Chun-Li throwing Ryu a mean kikoken projectile
10. And here’s Italian cosplay enthusiast Leon Chiro as Fei Long
11. We wouldn’t mess with the Ikuy’s very leggy Cammy White
12. We could swear this Brazilian cosplayer is the spitting image of American military man Guile
13. Crimson Viper as portrayed by Kitsune Kid
14. The cosplayer known as Nethicite shows off Poison in all of her 1980s glam
15. Juri Han, Street Fighter’s first Korean character, is brought to life by Artemis Effects
“Impressive” doesn’t even come close.
Source: games.com h/t Kotaku
