Poor Kliff is one of those old school fighting game characters who dies in his own ending, therefore dying in canon. Baiken has been demolished by Justice in the past, and her attempts to get revenge on That Man only ended in frustration when she couldn’t land a single hit. Guys like Slayer and Dizzy might not be able to completely annihilate him, but they can presumably contain him.īut it has its limits.
He may live to fight again, but he can still be overwhelmed and defeated with the right strategy. When you get down to it, he’s comparable to someone like Deadpool or Wolverine, albeit with an even stronger healing factor and some magic bells and whistles. Still, resilience can only get you so far. He’s absolutely a force to be reckoned with no matter what character he’s up against. He also has control over spatial magic in a way that makes Faust look like a novice. Even his Instant Kill sees him summon energy that engulf him and his opponent, which turns his enemy to dust while he simply lives to fight another day. He simply can’t die, can contort himself, and is unable to feel pain. Raven is all about experience and durability. That’s quite the compliment, in a roundabout way. It’s presumed that Izuna didn’t show up in Guilty Gear Xrd because Ariels saw him as such a threat to her plans that she sealed him away and kept him out of play before her schemes could really kick into gear. He’s skilled as a swordsman, and his teleportation abilities are said to be equal to the strength of several hundred mages combined. Not only is he over 500 years old, but he resides in the Backyard, an environment so uninhabitable that most others would be crushed by its magical atmosphere. Izuna, a hero introduced in Guilty Gear 2, is a bit on the mysterious side, but there’s enough information to make it apparent that he’s someone to take serious. But if you want Leopaldon, he’s definitely on our official ranking of all the characters in the series.Īnyway, here the most powerful characters in Guilty Gear: 15. Not only is the game not canon, but even WHAT Leopaldon is (a dog and a wizard piloting a yeti?) isn’t well-explained. One character I’m leaving off the list is Leopaldon from Guilty Gear Isuka. With Guilty Gear Strive finally out on store shelves, giving us the long-awaited final battle between Sol Badguy and That Man, it’s time to take a look at the most powerful beings in the Guilty Gear universe. There’s a yoyo-wielding bounty hunter, a time-traveling Axl Rose knockoff, a dandy vampire, an assassin who uses reality-bending billiards as a fighting style, and so on. There’s a comatose boy in a weaponized bed whose personality is a mix between Freddy Krueger and Mandark from Dexter’s Lab. There’s a ninja who gets elected President of the United States, only to later figure out it would be easier to just start his own country.
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Except the story also features a large vigilante doctor who wears a paper bag to hide his identity as a crazed serial killer. Eventually, the war ended and peace reigned, but the possibility of the war reigniting is a constant threat. One scientist became a genocidal monster, one a grizzled anti-hero, and another a mysterious wildcard watching over everything. In a world where magic was discovered, three scientists accidentally unleashed a new type of species that led to a lengthy war between these creatures (Gears) and humanity.
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The broad strokes of the series aren’t all that bizarre, as it tells a pretty basic story overall. A beautiful-looking series with a fantastic cast of heroes and villains, the sci-fi anime aesthetic lends itself to some wacky concepts. Guilty Gear has one of the more ridiculous storylines in fighting games.
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