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Guile cosplay goes with everyone for Halloween at SoraNews24 HQ [Photos]

Go home and be a family man? Nah, we have to go to work. We keep SoraNews24 HQ clean enough so that we don’t have flies on the wall, but if you were to be, for instance, a shapeshifting tanuki disguised as a fern in the corner of our office on Friday, you might have […]

Guile cosplay goes with everyone for Halloween at SoraNews24 HQ [Photos]

At SoraNews24 HQ during Halloween, employees donned costumes inspired by the popular fighting game series Street Fighter. The tradition at the office is to have a theme for costumes, and this year, everyone chose to be Guile from Capcom's Street Fighter series. The idea came about because each Street Fighter game since Street Fighter II: Championship Edition has allowed players to select the same character multiple times.

Mr. Sato initiated the planning, suggesting that everyone bring their Guile gear. P.K. agreed, but noted that they didn't have much to bring. Sato then proposed a solution, asking if everyone could transform into Guile. The team settled on the idea and began preparing their Guile costumes. Takeshi Harada questioned how they would create Guile hair, but Mr. Sato assured him that all they needed was some yellow paper and imagination.

After 20 minutes of cutting, taping, and changing clothes, Sato announced that everyone had finished their Guiles. Despite all dressing as the same character, the final results showcased a variety of creative differences. The article features images of Seiji Guile, Yuichiro Guile, Ahiruneko Guile, and Takeshi Guile.

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