You would think Capcom would’ve done a much better job with his look as he was the last character to be released in Street Fighter V, but they didn’t! The weird oversized MMA shorts, dumb looking “V” tattoo plastered on his chest and those oversized forearms with little stars dotting them made him look like a colossal idiot. To be fair, Luke’s standard Street Fighter 6 design is leagues better than what he looked like in Street Fighter V. Oh, you’ll also notice JP went to the salon to trim his gorgeous looking silver locks to make them a little neater to make him look just a little bit more dapper than before. He also has the class to fight with a nice Fedora on, which matches well with his cane, by the way.

Not only does this have JP fighting in a colorful three-piece suit, he’s also goes into battle with a really nice looking coat on.

It’s both classy and gaudy all at the same time. His Outfit 1 already looks good and stylish but, when he really wants to show off his great taste in clothing, JP will don a much more fancy suit with Outfit 2.

Bison (for the time being at least) and JP being the series new big bad. They also made another bold decision of killing off longtime villain M. In what seemed like forever, Capcom finally moved the timeline beyond Street Fighter III as Street Fighter 6 takes place after the events of that game. Oh, they’re the skulls of the children who died in his village? That’s doesn’t make it any less creepy, does it? What’s worse is, since the graphics are so much better and in HD now, Dhalsim’s nostalgia costume looks even more unnerving! Eww! This is heavily juxtaposed to his original design where he looks like some creepy undead zombie who wears his victims’ skulls around his neck.

The Dhalsim we know is a very kind and wise mystic who fights only when necessary, which is why his later design of wearing a beard and a loose fitting robe covering his lower body fits his humble attitude.

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