It has to be Guile, right?
-Dressed in military fatigues
-Definitely lifts
-Has the American flag on his arm
-His stage literally calls out "USA" before you fight in Street Fighter 2
-His theme song is freedom in song form
-SONIC BOOM
Who is the most American video game character?
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It has to be Guile, right?
-Dressed in military fatigues
-Definitely lifts
-Has the American flag on his arm
-His stage literally calls out "USA" before you fight in Street Fighter 2
-His theme song is freedom in song form
-SONIC BOOM
Lol if I could adjust this question I'd ask who is the most stereotypically American character created by foreigners. Really let's you see how they view us.
On behalf of Americans everywhere I'm so offended
No really I don't think anyone here is gonna be concerned about shittalking America in 2020 lol, we deserve it
A once relevant character who now lives only to dream about the glory days, whose modern resurgence was a pathetic attempt to recapture lightning in a bottle despite the entire world moving on. A character obsessed with guns and who thinks he can police the world. A character who has become a self-parody, a walking cliche, becoming the very thing it was created to supplant.
The only answer is Duke Nukem.
The only answer is Duke Nukem.
I never got what "hail to the king" is supposed to mean. Yes, it's a quote from Evil Dead but it still comes across as word salad.
This theme song will replace the Star Spangled Banner within the next five years as a symbol of our nation's will and determination. It took the Japanese to create the most American character in the history of gaming, Guile.
Thank you for your service colonel.
Should have been first post.
This too.
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It has to be Guile, right?
-Dressed in military fatigues
-Definitely lifts
-Has the American flag on his arm
-His stage literally calls out "USA" before you fight in Street Fighter 2
-His theme song is freedom in song form
-SONIC BOOM
Can you please remove this post and video? This is too much freedom for me.
