#guiles

[theglassdragoncollective]

Being dragged to the Depths (bed) by the Grim Reaper (my loving boyfriend) for my crimes! (i’m sleep deprived)

[mode7rap]

"Street Fighter II - Guile's Theme" by Girlz Melon

[theglassdragoncollective]

A Brief Announcement: Subsystem Update

After some consideration, we’re pretty sure that the group of system members that have been part of/related to Lycan’s writing project are our own subsystem as opposed to part of another one.

Our current name is Adarra Village (Kaerse’s idea), at least temporarily, since it actually does seem to be its own separate entity. Though we honestly still have no freaking idea where the fuck we are in relation to the rest of the system. We’re probably either in the equator-canyon innerworld between the Apple Orchard and the Everwood, or up north somewhere in the mountains between Undersea and the Smallest Kingdom. 

But that will come with time.

We are currently at 5 members with Lycan, Ferris, Guiles, R. Wolfe, and Kaerse, but we suspect at least a couple more will be added that over time. 

Welcome to Adarra Village

[thescreensquad]

Guile’s Hair Is the Star of the ‘Street Fighter’ Movie Teaser Trailer

Watch Free IMDB and TMDB #Guiles #Hair #Star #Street #Fighter #Movie #Teaser #Trailer, I never thought I’d write these words in my life, but Cody Rhodes, why can’t you be more like Jean-Claude Van Damme? At Thursday night’s Game Awards in Los Angeles, Paramount revealed what it is officially calling a “sneak peek” of the 2026 Street Fighter (Oct. 16) film. The teaser “went over big” at the video-game awards show, a person in the room tells The Hollywood Reporter. Well, it was not as well-received in the living room of this particular Hollywood Reporter … reporter. The 45-second clip starts fine — we see Ryu’s (Andrew Koji) clenching fist à la the Arthur meme, Rhodes’ fellow WWE Superstar Roman Reigns (Joe Anoa’i) as Akuma taking a shower or something, Zangief (Olivier Richters) pulling a tractor, Chun-Li (Callina Liang) standing around looking like “Chun-Li” — and then we get to Balrog (Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson) and his stupid video-game haircut. (Prepare yourself now, because dumb hair is going to be a big theme in this story.) Balrog’s hair, which sort of looks like an “M” from the front, in the video games is stupid. The boxer’s hair in the coming live-action movie (and frankly, the 32-year-old one) is a perfect facsimile of Balrog’s hair in the game and is, thus, stupid. It’s also not the worst hair in the teaser. After snippets of Dhalsim (Vidyut Jammwal), E. Honda (Hirooki Goto) and Cammy (Mel Jarnson), there is a shot of a bleached-blond floating flat top — yes, Guile (Rhodes) has entered the arena. We get a few more exact-replica-character-establishment shots before we see Guile in full — full-on Somersault Flash Kicking Vega (Orville Peck) through a wall. That’s when we get the full scope of how absurd the colonel’s flattop ‘do is. I mean, it’s got to be 6 inches tall — maybe more. Amid some dimly lit (but good!) quick-cut fight scenes (and a great backing track), is Don Sauvage (Eric André) looking goofy as hell. In a way, it all looks goofy as hell. Well, the roundhouse kicks are pretty crisp. For a non-animated film, Street Fighter (2026) looks quite cartoonish, and that’s not because of the exaggerated bicycle kicks. The characters are exact character models — hair, clothes and everything — to the ones in the video games. At times, it looks like bad CGI, only the movie is not CGI. I can suspend my disbelief only so far: a feral boy raised in the Amazon grows up to be green with orange hair? Sure. Guile’s barber agreeing to this bullshit? No way. Before you tell me I’m missing the point, let me assure you that I’m not. I love Street Fighter. I grew up on Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat and NBA Jam in a magical building called an arcade. In 1991, when Street Fighter II: The World Warrior debuted, entire games had to be packed into and presented in 16 bits; Street Fighter 6, the current game in the series, is 64 bits (and it’s great). When the pixels were poor and the screens were worse, these over-the-top cartoony physical traits were once needed to differentiate character models. Today, everything is HD, if not 4K. In the early 1990s, the Street Fighter craze led to a rushed-together feature film. Basically, Universal booked a big name for good guy Col. Guile (Van Damme) and for bad guy M. Bison (Raul Julia, in what would be his final film role), and made a shitty movie entirely reliant on new IP and a top-loaded call sheet. It sucked. Like, it really, really sucked — but the trailer is better. The one mistake the OG live-action Street Fighter movie didn’t make was making its humans look like no human you’d ever see in the real world. Like, in ‘94, Guile just had spikey hair — so did I. Relatable. The Mortal Kombat movies do a better job adapting a straight tournament-based fighting game to film. A darker tone and established backstory presenting many different realms helps sell the world(s) we see. Baraka is an alien; it’s fine.

The other thing Mortal Kombat has going for it is that the games were historically animated by digitizing actual actors. (Today, it is motion-captured semi-realistic 3D.) The (real) people we saw on the big screen looked like the (real) people we saw on the tube-TV-backed arcade cabinets. There was no need to reimagine a drawing into the flesh. To be clear, I’m not declaring Street Fighter (2026) a dud — it’s way too soon for something like that, the sample size is far too small — and I’m still rooting for it to rule. I just hope that by the time the full trailer comes out, the character builds are a bit more palatable for this Player One. Paramount’s been here before. Remember in 2019, before COVID, when the world’s biggest problem was Sonic the Hedgehog having human teeth in the first trailer for that ‘90s video game adaptation? The film’s director Jeff Fowler heard the feedback, performed a mass-extraction and a major movie franchise was born. Let’s do that again; could we maybe buzz Guile’s flattop in post? Watch Free IMDB and TMDB #Guiles #Hair #Star #Street #Fighter #Movie #Teaser #Trailer, https://moviess.gt.tc/2025/12/13/guiles-hair-is-the-star-of-the-street-fighter-movie-teaser-trailer/ #filmfans #movielover #movietime #cinemalife #filmnight #streamingnow #movietrailer #moviemagic #reelmovies #bingewatching #movierecommendation #topmovies #blockbustermovie #thrillermovies #scifimovies #familymovies #animatedmovies #moviefansclub #filmnightout #onlinemovies

[theglassdragoncollective]

It was very cute that Guiles decided to be there when we were writing this chapter

[theglassdragoncollective]

🍪: if you were a cookie, what kind would you be?, 🐶: are you more of a dog person or a cat person?, and 💎: what’s your most prized possession?

🍪: if you were a cookie, what kind would you be?

Fully answered last ask, but short and sweet is some monstrous franken-cookie for the collective, but peanut butter cookie for me (Lycan) and no-bake chocolate oatmeal for Guiles (currently co-fronting).

🐶: are you more of a dog person or a cat person?

Overall, we are more cat people, but we do have a few people who would lean dog if we had more experience with them like Charly - Lycan

I feel compelled to say dog because I am a werewolf - Guiles

💎: what’s your most prized possession?

Our most prized outerworld possession is probably our collection of exetremely fuffy hats. Our absolute favorite is hands down the scarlet red one. First thing we are running out with in case of a natural disaster.

No one has a great sense of owning things in Adarra Village so cannot speak for the innerworld.

Thanks for the ask!

-Lycan/Guiles

[theglassdragoncollective]

Not me completely forgetting that Guiles does not have a profile picture at all so I could go make minor adjustments to my outfit on picrew

[theglassdragoncollective]

Our relationship be balanced between Guiles helping Lycan stay alive while I help him make the worst possible choices ever.