Baku Taru plays Strip Street Fighter, Kickxy Vixen hits the streets & a Spider-Man ménage à trois
This week on InstaGeeks, we're celebrating the recent release of the live-action Street Fighter movie with a roundup of film's heavy-hitting hotties, as well as their cosplay clones and the art they inspired.
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This week on InstaGeeks, we’re celebrating the recent release of the live-action Street Fighter movie with a roundup of film’s heavy-hitting hotties, as well as their cosplay clones and the art they inspired. We’re also shining a spotlight on another kind of street fighter: the Parisian protesters demanding better living conditions, some of whom have donned the capes and cowls of iconic crimefighters. Vive la Geekalution!
The new live action Street Fighter is now in theaters and showcases a stable of super-strong studs…
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Dhalsim, portrayed by Vidyut Jammwal, is legendary for stretching his limbs.
It was Zangief twincest with Olivier Richters and his stunt double John Harding.
Baku Taru taught us how to play Strip Street Fighter.
Ochibrochi drew some (literal) slash fiction between Guile and Vega.
Kickxy Vixen hit the streets of Hillcrest with her Cammy and Chun Li lewks.
Meanwhile, in France, protestors are channeling the personas of iconic heroes like Spider-Man and Goku in their fight for better education and living conditions.
(@justnostalgia.jnt)Warpath Dylan strutted the streets with his X-Plastics.
Thefitnessguy21 had a Spider-man ménage à trois.
And, the cosplayers of FanX dropped their most iconic lines.
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