Preparing for battle isn’t just about wearing everything available and bringing your best spells. We make an impact by wearing the most stylish outfits out there and the most stylishly fitting Ghostwire Tokyo in Tokyo. Ghostwire’s protagonist, Akito Itsuki, knows this all too well and always puts on his best clothes at the right time.
Akito’s closet has a lot of items, and you can freely combine shoes, accessories, and shirts that you want to match. Since the game is played in first-person, you’ll only notice these changes during cutscenes, but it’s nice to see yourself brave nonetheless.
Updated May 26, 2023 by Hilton Webster: A year after its release, Ghostwire Tokyo received a major Spider’s Thread update, adding a ton of new content to the game. However, the game also received a number of smaller updates to coincide with Japanese holidays, adding a wealth of outfits associated with each one. Many of the base game outfits are already fantastically diverse, but if you’re looking for all the most stylish outfits to get around town in the last year’s addition, Ghostwire Tokyo, you’ve come to the right place. Check out the best Ghostwire Tokyo costumes, outfits and outfits.
15 Hanasaka Aniki
“Hanasaka Jiisan” is an old Japanese folk tale about an old man who scatters ashes on an old tree and causes it to bloom with cherry blossoms in full bloom. While this meant good luck, it was also just a beautiful sight.
With Aniki Hanasaka’s costume, Akito can do just that. It comes with a nice white beard and a classic kimono, making it the perfect outfit to wear as you cleanse the cherry blossom trees spread across Tokyo. It was added in a free update along with new emotes to bring the old folk tales to life.
14 lord and princess
The feudal era is one of the most popular periods in Japanese history. One of his festivals that has roots in this era is Hinamatsuri. There, dolls were decorated in the way weddings were decorated, from simple paper dolls to more complex dolls.
These dolls are pretty exaggerated figures, and it’s no surprise that they both look frankly ridiculous to Akito. Added in a free update to celebrate Hinamatsuri. Both are very dignified and flashy in their designs, from their oversized clothes to their huge heads. Maybe it’s not that serious, but the spirits might scare you just once.
13 Daikagura performers
Daikagura is an ancient Japanese performing art that involves many complex acts. Chief among them is the act of balancing an object on an umbrella, an act that Akito can do himself with newly added emotes added along with his outfit in the free update. .
The outfit itself is more formal in a traditional way, with long, flowing waist-high pants and a low-cut blue tunic. It’s not as intense as other outfits, but it probably won’t stand out as much as other outfits.
12 Ouendan Leader
Japanese cheerleaders are in many ways similar to cheerleading teams in that they are used to rally and boost morale for sports teams, but with a little more emphasis on getting attention with loud sounds than action. I’m putting
Akito in this costume is energetically working on the sports festival related update. His clothes are light and dark in color, allowing him to move freely around town. The red all over his outfit stands out even more and fits the intent perfectly.
11 artist suit
Given that Ghsotwire Tokyo is Japanese in nature, it’s easy to forget that Tango Gameworks had previously produced The Evil Within as another attempt at Resident Evil 4, but both ” Evil Within’ game is dramatically different and has some great iconic characters.
One of them is the artistic and gory “artist” Stefano Valentino. If you’ve ever wanted Akito to wear a dashing purple and red suit owned by a killer, go ahead. You will eliminate spirits in undeniable style. It was added in a free update and made a lot of fun with the updated photo mode.
Ten festival oxy
Dango and mochi are one of the most well-known Japanese sweets in the world, but they’re not that simple to make. If you wear a festival happi coat, you can gather the energy of the moon viewing festival and eat rice with great joy. Contains emotes.
The festival happi is bright and colorful, with a patterned blue upper layer embellished with various symbols and some nice shorts that breathe life into Akito’s legs as he runs around Tokyo. This outfit was added in a free update to celebrate the sweet treats and the Tsukimi Festival itself.
9 Jinbei
Obon is a Japanese festival dedicated to mourning the spirits of deceased family members and is usually seen as an excuse for the whole family to get together. Celebrations vary by region and household, but usually lanterns are lit. Ghostwire Tokyo celebrates this with a free update full of outfits.
The festival usually takes place in the summer when the country is warm enough. Therefore, Jinbei’s clothing is simple. A piece of gray cloth was lightly draped over the body and arm openings to give it a little more freedom. It’s the perfect outfit for a hot summer’s night and a good way to humorously convey the pervasive spirit of Tokyo.
8 Raccoon
The raccoon dog, known in the West as the Japanese raccoon dog, is an important animal in traditional Japanese culture. They are usually portrayed as mischievous creatures who like to play tricks and change their appearance altogether, but are often a bit too simplistic to be truly malicious.
Tanuki are pretty major in Ghostwire and are hidden throughout the city in basically every form other than tanuki. As a reward for finding and reuniting with them, they welcome you into their ranks. It gives you a raccoon costume that looks scary. It fits in a way and can transform Akito into a raccoon dog.
7 biker
A biker outfit sounds theoretically better than a run of good looks, such as a helmet that doesn’t seem to match the rest of the outfit. But one of the cool things about biker styles is that you can change the color of the suit to bring the basic design to life. Blue, red, yellow, pink, or gold shades are included in the options, allowing several ways to change Akito’s appearance.
But it’s still the weakest outfit in Ghostwire Tokyo. Unlike other clothing options in the game that have unique ideas and flashy results, the Biker Set doesn’t really stand out on its own. Unlike the non-helmet version, this was only available as a pre-order bonus.
6 biker without helmet
Unlike the biker set, which includes a helmet, the one with Akito’s face exposed proves to be better. Gone is the weirdness of a helmet that seems to belong to an entirely different outfit, and the whole suit feels unified. It feels fitting that such a cool outfit is only available during the final mission.
Both biker versions feature predominantly green fabrics and shades of black. The gloves are some kind of leather and blend into the sleeves of the jacket. From one angle, the fabric style and front design make the raincoat look like a jumpsuit. It’s interesting to see how a small change like removing the suit’s helmet can significantly improve the overall look, and also improve other elements of the outfit.
Five board member
The spirits that walk the streets of Tokyo don’t seem to care what you’re wearing, as clothes don’t seem to carry much weight beyond the veil. While wearing the officer’s costume, it’s directly inspired by KK rather than Akito, making it feel quite different from the others available.
The cutscenes make Akito look like a different person, as they are so different from other outfits that focus on making the player look cool. Officer costumes are heavily inspired by the uniforms worn by the Japanese police, leaving little freedom to change the design. This can be earned after the “Lost Girl” side mission, after fulfilling your civic duty to keep citizens safe.
Four Fallout 4 Vault Suit
Games like to mention other games, especially when it’s another name under the developer’s belt. Completing a side quest titled ‘The Crimson Moon’ will give you several rewards, including a Fallout 4 Vault suit, so you can potentially unlock it as you play. game.
The Vault Suit is a perfect replica of the real-life suit in Fallout, and Akito roams the streets in the suit looking like he’s the sole survivor of Tokyo. The Vault suit brings his sci-fi elements to the fantasy-infested city of Ghostwire Tokyo.
3 Ninja
Shinobi costumes are the most interesting, as they are the go-to for stealth players. Said to be for the modern ninja, shinobi are great for hiding in the shadows and staying alert. Wearing this outfit also changes your bow and arrow, which is probably the most interesting part.
Shinobu has a more casual styled look, with oversized baggy clothing, an orange accent on his chest, and a tracery pattern on the mid-arm area. He wears a black face mask while Akito is also equipped with a suit. It was part of the deluxe edition of the game.
2 drum player
During story events, Akito and KK have to endure stress, so it’s comforting to see them wearing more casual clothes. Taiko Drummer is dressed in a casual style with dark red long baggy shorts and a gray and black sleeveless shirt over it.
The Taiko Drummer also includes an accessory on Akito’s head, which is rare in most other outfit sets in the game. As the description also states, it’s perfect for “relaxing on stage,” and this outfit is an instant stress reliever.Solving a series of missions involving KK and his gang in After The End 3 gives you an outfit to relax a little.
1 Hannya
Inspired by the character of the same name, the Hannya costume allows you to dress like your worst enemy and look intimidating at the same time. From the moment Ghostwire Tokyo’s first trailer was released, players knew Hannya’s look would remain the most famous, so it’s only natural that Akito would later wear that outfit.
Hannya consists of an oversized jacket with skin-tight sleeves, long baggy cargo pants, and a white mask with merciless eyes. In theory, it sounds perfect for those who want to intimidate others, but the execution proves the concept right. This is also a costume that can only be obtained as a reservation privilege.