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Everybody Loves Dressing As Bridget. Everybody.
Fighting game fans know that girlish good looks and feminine moniker aside, Bridget is a dude. He’s not only one of Guilty Gear‘s most memorable characters — that nun outfit, that yo-yo, that huge handcuff — but also one of gaming’s. No wonder why people want to dress up as him. But who does it best?
What’s With The Nuns, Japan?
Whether it be action title Bayonetta, fighting game Guilty Gear or role-playing game Rune Factory, habit-wearing characters have made appearances in video games. Many Japanese games simply use nun accoutrements. But why?
A Magazine For Boys Who Dress Like Girls Invites Cross Dressing
New Japanese comic publication WAaI! boys in skirts is hoping to capitalise on the video game, anime and cosplay trend of young men dressing up like young women. Even one professional fighter is into it!
Beautiful Bridget Figure
Here’s a Max Factory figure of the yo-yo slingin’ bounty hunter Bridget from Guilty Gear XX. Quite nice, this figurine — check out the detail and colour on his face. Ah, yes. Bridget. Helping male gamers question their sexuality since 2002.
Hit the jump for an image of the entire figurine.
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