Take A Look At One of THE Best Guile Cosplays I've Ever Seen
This guy is literally Guile and, therefore, literally America.
I completely understand that the 4th of July already came and went but when this cosplay was brought to my attention, I just had to share it with you. Guile from the Street Fighter series has been one of my favorite characters since I was a wee lad and seeing him come to life like this is nothing short of glee inspiring. This guy is literally Guile and, therefore, literally America.
Sev Cosplay has done some pretty amazing stuff ranging from the Street Fighter series, Cowboy Bebop, and even Pokemon (you need to see his Magikarp. I'm serious.) His Guile cosplay, however, has to be one of my favorites because he is such a dead ringer for the guy.
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And to close out, of course, here's the obligatory Guile theme which, even to this day, goes with everything. It's an acapella version so we're being extra artsy.
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Jay Vergara
I'm a SoCal based photographer and freelance writer with a love for everything nerdy.
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