Fighting Games' Finest Female Fighters

First appearing in the Street Fighter III series, Ibuki is not only super-hot, but she's also a ninja, which is like a "chocolate in my peanut butter" situation. And before anyone gets morally outraged in the comments: Yes, Ibuki is still in high school, but A) we're assuming she's already 18, and B) she's a fictional character, you sanctimonious jerk. And frankly, if she IS underage, then she shouldn't be showing off so much thigh, and we refuse to feel bad about this whole sordid imaginary affair.

She might be primarily known as a comic book character, but savvy gamers know that Spiral has shown up in both X-Men: Children of the Atom and Marvel vs. Capcom 2. And while it might not be obvious at first why the Mojoverse denizen would make this list, we submit this simple fact: Spiral has six arms. That means that while she's getting "intimate", she can also do the laundry and make dinner. OHH!

In what will become a recurring theme on this list, Cassandra's outfit isn't just impractical, it's absolutely ridiculous, even by Soulcalibur standards. We can't imagine any women we know wanting to walk around in thigh-high boots, black panties, a cut-out blouse and separate wacky ribboned collar, much less fight in one. But our female friends don't carry around swords and shields either, so what do we know.

Making a very convincing case for the franchise to be renamed Queen of Fighters is B. Jenet. Her glamorous evening gown and high-heels belie the fact that Jenet is actually the leader of a group of pirates. There's a "booty" joke here somewhere, but we just can't seem to put our finger on it - not that Jenet would let us! BA-ZING!