Actually, Guile, being a trained soldier and all that, is quite likely to
terminate an opponent- at least, it's how he's always been portrayed in the
anime series. In the SF II Anime series, I believe the second episode, Guile
handed Ryu and Ken such a beat-down it inspired the two of them to travel
the world and learn how to fight on the streets instead of just in
tournaments...and when Ken went back for a re-match with Guile, Guile
promptly disabled him by throwing sands in his eyes rofl.
Near the end of the series, when Guile and Charlie broke into Bison's
stronghold to rescue Ken, Guile got into a U.S verses Russian deathmatch
again Zangief- which ended to Zangief either dead or knocked-out, they
didn't quite make clear as to which.
So, from my perspective as to how the animes handle Guile, and my knowledge
of military combat training- I was trained for a short while in Taiwan...I
think Guile is more likely to actually kill his enemies rather than beat
them then say something cheesy like 'That was a good fight, I'm proud to
have fought you...' like Ryu or Ken lol.
My favorite quote by him from the SF II anime series is:
"You young punks run out of steam so quickly...me? I can kick your a**es all
night!"
I never got to like Jim in Tekken- to me he lacks the savagery of his dad
and turns out like just another karate kid who got the mvoes and the look
but not quite the drive.
I guess I'm just one of the guys who never like the 'hero' of the story lol.
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