Noctis' burliest companion Gladio just saw his own DLC episode released, and one of the most surprising bits of content comes from the "Rugged Attire" clothing option. It's surprising in that Square Enix didn't mention it leading up to the hype, and it's surprising in how much skin Gladio shows off.

Why even call this "attire" anyway? Do tattoos all of a sudden count as clothes?

The shirtless option even provides Gladio with a boost of 200 to his attack power, meaning that aside from seeing his rock hard abs and pecks, you also get a strategic advantage in having him wear it as well. Whew, did it get hot in here all of a sudden?

How totake off Gladio's clothes

Bom chicka wah wah! Gladio's armor becomes available after you beat his DLC episode. To get it, you'll have to overcome quite an obstacle of 500,000 points in the Gladiolus Score Attack Mode, basically killing enough monsters with enough style. Paries, dodges, strong attacks. The video above from LemonEatingKow will tell you everything you need to know in order to reach that score.

Final Fantasy XV Episode Gladiolus is available now for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for $4.99.

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