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Here Are The Best And Weirdest User-Created Soulcalibur VI Fighters So Far
Soulcalibur VI released this week and not only is it a impressive fighting game, but an impressive way for fans to throw copyright laws to the wind and make some really weird, funny, and creepy fighters of their own. Although the game is only about a day old, players have really shown their creativity in spades, leaving us with some fine (and disturbing) creations along the way.
Here are the best ones we've found. And yes, I know about a particular creation with a, uh, obscene thing going on. No, I'm not going to post it here. Go find it yourself. And yes, it is very funny. But I like my job and want to keep it for the foreseeable future.
Magikarp (featuring Spider-Man)
The way the Magikarp has to "come together" to really shine is just fantastic. Shoutouts to Spidey for finally using a weapon other than his webs.
Carly Rae Jepsen
Not only did @PocoQuinn give Carly Rae Jepsen the sword she so rightfully deserves, but she put her in the game!
Kirby
I, uh, I guess that's kind of accurate, save for the head?
Pikachu
This is the live action rendering of Pikachu you've always wanted, right? Right.
Sans
Go up against this fighter and you're guaranteed to have a Bad Time.
M. Bison, F.A.N.G., and Charlie Nash
It's like the Street Fighter EX series never left!
Bowsette and Boosette
Well of course this was going to happen. If you're interested in learning how make these characters, check out Dualshockers' full guide here.
Solaire
You're gonna want to "praise the sun" you don't "catch these hands." How are all the other fellow kids out there doing?
Piranha Plant
You don't want to know what that thing's packing under that pipe.
The California Raisin
I'm just going to leave this here. Just in case.
Thanos
With who needs a gauntlet when you have a bunch of ethereal weapons? There's also [SPOILERS] this fun nugget, courtesy of Reddit user Schiltrus.
Team Fortress 2's Demoman
No guns are allowed in Soulcalibur VI's fights, unfortunately, but Demoman can talk to Taki about getting some explosives.
Pit
The addition of Grøh to the cast finally has some use in giving Pit his iconic split weapon.
Onomichio
It's nice to see the pride of Onomichi branching out after realizing he can actually whoop some ass.
Bojack Horseman
"I feel like Soulcalibur matches are just a series of unrelated wacky adventures."
Luffy, Guts, And Dio
It's good to know Jump Force 2 is already in development.
Sora
Unfortunately Soulcalibur VI's creation tools don't allow for the zippers and chains necessary to truly render Sora in all his glory, but this is a great attempt.
Shrek
I can't believe Marvel leaked the ending of the next Avengers film!
Mickey, Minnie, and Goofy
Very excited about the upcoming "Disney Force" game!
Cuphead
A good day for a swell ring-out!
A pistachio. Just a straight-up pistachio.
2B
Of the dozens of versions of her I've seen so far, this is probably the best one?
Ciri and Ryuko Matoi From Kill La Kill
With another 2B as a bonus!
For more on all the other parts of Soulcalibur VI, check out our review.
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