The next issue is with Sonic. He is an animal, specifically a hedgehog and his “hairstyle” is representative of this. And no, you’re not going to find this hairstyle outside of a videogame, admittedly, but that is because no human could possibly grow that much hair. The fact that the mohawk even exists in it’s range of styles is indicative that if it were possible, someone would do it.

Then there is Paul. A hairstyle that would not be out of place at any gathering of punk rockers, hackers or mohawk enthusiasts. Except for Chun-Li, he might have the most realistic hairstyle in your list.

Cloud’s hairstyle is actually something you see quite often in downtown Tokyo. Young kids rebelling against their parents would certainly spike their hair and bleach it bone white. It’s one of the least crazy things that teenagers with too much time on their hands would do.

Dixie has a ponytail. One of the most common hairstyles in America. A hairstyle that girls have been sporting since the medieval era and men have been rocking since the ability to rock a hairstyle has been possible. You deviate from the main point of your article in saying that she performs unreal actions with her hair, but there is a character who exceeds at this as well, Bayonetta. A woman who literally wears her own hair as clothing.

Then there is Goku. A character not from a videogame but from a cartoon. But he’s been in videogames you might argue. In which case you may as well argue that Link is a cartoon character because he had an animated series.

Finally, you failed to mention possibly the most ridiculous hairstyle in all of video game legend. Musashi Samurai Legend.
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