fighterxaos

thought I would like this. He was right.

"Basically if you could get your characters dressed up as other fictional characters, who would they cosplay as?"

I picked Linda Dhruv Hideoroa and Claudia because I forgot she existed.

Linda : Most people that see me would probably think I'd do a good KOS-MOS from Xenosaga and they're not wrong but actually I'd prefer to cosplay as Frida from Bust-A-Groove. We're practically the same person already weirdly enough. All I'd need is an orange crop top and camouflage cargo pants. That's my style of cosplay really cheap and easy. KOS-MOS would be SUCH A HASSLE to do a proper cosplay of. 

Dhruv : I look at a lot of these characters and ugh. A lot of them have the fashion sense of a blind nun. Their clothes wouldn't be worth being worn by such a high tier male model as myself. The stories on your world are strange. Hmm, but looking at this K' fellow from this game King of Fighters I think I could pull that off quite well. His skin is like mine but his hair is like the other people from my planet. This intrigues me quite a bit.

Hideoroa : Hmm, well, originally when I was a kid I wanted to be Chuck Keith from Gundam 0083. I know it's kind of a weird choice and I bet some people would want me to be Sasuke from Naruto or Jin Kazama from Tekken but I felt this weird relation to Chuck Keith. Like I was modeled after him but the guy who made me couldn't draw that hairstyle so he gave me another one or something. 

Claudia : As a professional dancer I'm usually out training or letting off steam in the club. So I don't really know too many games or tv shows in the first place. But there is one game and I saw Hideoroa mention it, called Tekken, that my sister's friends would play. Back in the early Playstation 1 days they'd play a lot of the second game and I remember this character named Jun. I feel like I could pull her off. I really liked the music in that game too. I remember that was the game that made me respect video game music and I actually wish the clubs I'd go to would sneak in a song from a video game from time to time. See if the crowd knows the difference.