We all know that video game hairstyles allow character designers to outdo themselves and sometimes even defy gravity. But this is the beauty of artistic freedom, giving us truly unique, honest and bizarre characters. Or should I say bizarre hairstyle? To all the cosplayers out there struggling to create these hairstyles, we see you and admire your dedication.
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10 Weirdest Fire Emblem Hairstyles
The Fire Emblem series has featured some interesting character designs over the years, including some questionable hairstyles.
But one important question remains. What will these characters look like when they get out of bed the next morning? Anyway, let's take a look at some of the most bizarre and unique hairstyles in video game history and see how they pushed the boundaries of hair fashion.
8 Guile – Street Fighter
An iconic hairstyle that has remained unchanged since 1987
Let's start with a classic: Guile from Street Fighter. His flat top looks like he survived a head-on collision with an industrial compressor. Seriously, it's as if you stuck your head through a machine and came out with a perfect horizontal line that's flatter than a freshly ironed sheet.
Since his debut, he has never changed and has always maintained his iconic, gravity-defying hairstyle. The best part? He always carries a comb that looks like a small machete. Maybe that's his secret. Iconic, enduring, and sharper than ever.
7 Cereza – Bayonetta
multitasking hair
At first glance, Cereza's hair in Bayonetta looks pretty tame by video game standards… Until she activates Umbran Climax mode. Suddenly her hair becomes not just a style, but a weapon, a wardrobe, and an actual demonic creature.
It's like a Swiss Army knife that never leaves her head. Cereza's hair has more going on than most of us can handle in a lifetime. It even opens a portal to another dimension. And the more hair she has, the more power she can handle. I'll send the resume directly to her head.
6 Haircut Options – Fallout 3
Apocalyptic Hairstyles Fashion: Fall Winter 2777
Of course, in Fallout 3, a nuclear catastrophe has occurred, so a haircut may not be a top priority. But have you seen the haircut options and names?
Options like “The Unsettler,” “Seductress,” and “Lil’s Devil” sound like they were picked from a bad dating app. And who wins? “Fallen Angels” appear to have two broomsticks attached to the sides of their heads, a cherry on top, and two teaspoons attached to the front for flair. This hairstyle really speaks loudly. SLAY.
5 Heihachi Mishima – Tekken
immortal spike
Tekken's Heihachi Mishima's hair has the “Fallen Angel” look from Fallout 3, but on steroids. He may be an older man with a physique that would put younger bodybuilders to shame, but his true power lies in his gravity-defying spikes.
It was like a bulldozer ran over his head, but somehow his spikes survived. Heihachi had this hair when he was young, but spikes? It's always there. Whether his muscles or his hair is more menacing is debatable, but one thing is certain. Heihachi's hair screams, “Don't touch me.”
4 Daryan Crescend – Ace Attorney
The Power of Pompadour
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney's Darian Crescend is the proud owner of the world's fiercest pompadour. If there were a Guinness World Record for pompadour height, he would definitely win. The head is so big that it barely appears on the screen.
The neck strength this guy must have to keep it straight is truly incredible. And honestly, his hair expresses more emotions than he does, often reflecting his mood just like his own personality. It's as if his hair is saying, “I'll handle it, Daryan.” consultation.
3 General Lionwhyte – a cruel legend
head wings
Trying to explain General Lionwhyte's hair in Brutal Legend is like trying to explain the impossible. Words don't do it justice. Consider Jareth, the famous Goblin King played by David Bowie. But let's say you used too much hair lotion.
It's a beautiful mass of locks so big he could fly. Yes, you heard me. His hair turns into furry wings. It's a mix of elegance and chaos. We wonder how his hat holds up through all of this. magic? glue? We'll never know.
2 Musashi – Samurai Legend
It's not just hair, it's a signature.
Mushasi's hairstyle in Samurai Legend isn't just about looks, it's about personality. In fact, it's more than that. It's literally a signature. His hair was so iconic that it was featured prominently on the cover of the game.
These hairs defy the laws of physics, are as sharp and jagged as lightning bolts, and have impossible angles that even physicists can't explain. He could probably use it as a weapon and should call Cereza for advice. F offers a chat to anyone brave enough to try Musashi cosplay.
1 Seymour Guado – Final Fantasy
futuristic work of art
The crown for strangest style (literally and figuratively) goes to Final Fantasy X's Seymour Guado. Final Fantasy is now infamous for giving us a ton of characters with some of the most unlikely hairstyles we've ever seen. It seems like a really weird hairstyle Olympics, but Mr. Guado won the gold medal.
His hair isn't just hair, it's a sculpture, a futuristic work of art that can be displayed in a museum. This is Louise Bourgeois' Maman in the form of a head. That guy definitely has Musashi's stylist on speed dial so he could maintain hair like that. We should shake hands with the person who created this. A true masterpiece.
