Guilty Gear/Characters/Other

Here we're going to list the Guilty Gear characters who appeared in other media (novels, spinoffs, etc).

Captain Ersatz, Expy, "No Celebrities Were Harmed", Mythology Gags, Continuity Nods and Shout-Out references go here.

A.B.A.
"Voiced by: Mika Takimoto Paracelsus Voiced by: Toshimichi Mori"

A homunculus created by the owner of a mansion called Frasco. The scientist was taken away by the government moments before her birth. She finds a sentient key called Flament Nagel and renames it Paracelsus. She decides to give it an artificial body like hers.


 * Artificial Human: Well, she is a Homunculus.
 * Badass
 * Bandage Babe: The only article of clothing she wears is a grey skirt.
 * Bloody Murder: Actually a part of her gameplay. She uses blood packs to make Paracelsus's attacks more powerful.
 * Canon Immigrant: First appeared in Isuka, then got ported to Slash with upgraded gameplay, and finally given her own story in Accent Core Plus.
 * Cargo Ship: In-universe, with Paracelsus. It's canon from A.B.A.'s side and win quotes from I-No suggest that she even masturbates with Paracelsus (or at least tries to, anyway).
 * Fingerless Gloves
 * Glacier Waif: Not particularly muscle-bound, but she's got the strength to swing Paracelcus around. Her speed is on par with Potemkin's without the blood packs, since she can only dash.
 * Goth: Appears to be the gloomy type.
 * Improbable Weapon User: Uses a key. With blade-like properties.
 * Lightning Bruiser: Once Paracelsus gets a taste of blood and enters Moroha (Double-Edge) Mode through that method or through her command throw, A.B.A. becomes very fast and powerful, due to being able to run normally in that mode and having a ton of advantageous moves. She also overall has very high defense tied with Robo-Ky and a solid Guts rating, where normally she is able to take a ton of beatings if not for her draining health in said mode.
 * She takes even more of the cake when she enters Goku Moroha (Extreme Double-Edge) Mode through one of her Overdrives.
 * Our Homunculi Are Different

Leopaldon


The boss of Isuka. A large Gear controlled by a small man and his dog.


 * For Massive Damage/Nigh Invulnerable: His only vulnerable spot is his head. You cannot damage him anywhere else.
 * Gentle Giant: Said to be a kind hearted old man who simply happened to find a long-dead gear and decided to have a little fun with it.
 * Giant Space Flea From Nowhere: So far, barely anything is known about the man, the Gear or the dog. Yet, they were the final boss on their debut game.
 * Monster Suit
 * SNK Boss: Has several high-priority moves.

Team Zako
A group of thieves who appear in Isuka.


 * Mooks

Fanny


The under-loved character who only appeared in Guilty Gear Petite 1 and 2, Fanny is a slightly airheaded weirdo who is trying her best to find Dr. Baldhead since she's a big fan of him. She's a nurse with a huge syringe, and a medical kit of oversized weapons. She's cute, she's rare-to-find, she's... never mentioned.


 * Battleaxe Nurse: A subversion in that she's actually quite cute, but has hints of being sadistic.
 * Little Miss Badass: A nurse who attacks you with a syringe and medical tools. Basically, Faust if he was a ditzy loli.
 * Nurse with Good Intentions: She is a student of nursing school, but her violent behavior may hint that she's... not ideal.
 * Palette Swap: She has a lot of moves like Faust, though it doesn't explain how she can do Neck Periscope without Faust's occultist powers.

Judgment

 * Voiced by: Takayuki Ideriha

The titular antagonist of Guilty Gear Judgment. Once a scientist named Raymond, he experiments on the people of Villtania to create a weapon stronger than the Gears. He eventually does this to himself by consuming the powers of Inus, the ruler of the Underworld, but much like a certain SNK Boss, gets consumed by his power and dies.


 * A God Am I: Actually refers to himself as God against several of the characters, most specifically Ky and Potemkin.
 * Karmic Death: He dies because the king of the Underworld wished to remain dead, and this causes Raymond to melt away.
 * That, and his soul technically jumped into a dead body, which is something Eddie actually mocks him for.
 * Mad Scientist
 * One-Winged Angel

Gig
The boss of Dust Strikers.

Marina
A crippled girl whom Ky befriended in the Lightning the Argent novel. She is saved by Ky and is currently under the protection of the IPF.


 * Damsel in Distress: She gets rescued by Ky from punks who were harassing her.
 * Friend to All Children: She tutors children.
 * Ill Girl: Is wheelchair-bound.
 * Subverted when she gets cured when she.
 * Double Subverted because after that, she's in a wheelchair again.
 * Long Lost Sisters: Solaria and her.
 * Parental Abandonment: Her only relative still alive is her sister.
 * Protectorate

Solaria
She is an experiment by the Blackard Corporation to create a command-type Gear. Solaria is saved by Ky and put into the custody of the IPF. She comes from the light-novel Lightning the Argent.


 * Long Lost Sisters: Marina and her.
 * One-Woman Wail: We never hear it, but is described at the novel.
 * Parental Abandonment: Her only relative still alive is her sister.
 * Person of Mass Destruction: The song mentioned above caused a lot of deaths in their village..
 * Pointy Ears
 * Protectorate

Erica Batholomew
The 17-year-old President of "A Country", formerly the USA. She's few more than a pawn for the Assassins's Guild, and she knows it clearly: refusing to just take it, Erica decides to have an alliance with Zepp and becomes the target of the guild, which leads Chipp Zanuff to her. She comes from the novel "The Butterfly and her Gale".


 * Badass Damsel In Distress: The reason why she's in trouble is because she wants to do what she thinks is the right thing.
 * Bodyguard Crush: She and Chipp.
 * Plucky Girl: The reason why she's in trouble is because she wants to do what she thinks is the right thing.
 * Rebellious Princess
 * Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: When the kid has enough of being a pawn, she tries this.
 * Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: When the kid has enough of being a pawn, she tries this.

President Gabriel
Former Rebel Leader from Zepp, now the President of the country. Potemkin's superior, on whose orders he entered the first Sacred Tournament.


 * Mission Control
 * Reasonable Authority Figure
 * Rebel Leader
 * Sharp-Dressed Man
 * Shell-Shocked Veteran

Raven

 * Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto/Jamieson Price

Not much is known this servant of That Man except that he specializes in dimensional and time-related magic.


 * Badass Army: Shares an undead-ish army with Valentine.
 * Badass Cape: His Overture design, in which he wears a mantle shaped in the likeness of a raven's wing.
 * Ex-Church Militant: He was once a crusader, the real crusaders, not the Holy Knights.
 * Enigmatic Minion: Raven appears, reappears to put I-No in her place. We still don't know what he can actually do. That Man is something like this as well, except for the minion part.
 * At the very least, Raven can fight interdimensionally (which he does with Faust at once point in the manga) and regenerates faster than Sol's flames can burn him as he claims to not feel the heat.
 * Evil Counterpart: To.
 * Immortality: Type I, he regenerates faster than Sol's flames burning him.
 * Master of Illusion: He warps through dimensions and creates smoke clouds that turn into flocks of ravens as a boss-only move in Overture.
 * Nigh Invulnerable: Raven shrugs off Sol's attacks nonchalantly..
 * Older Is Better:
 * Really 700 Years Old: Was an active during Crusades in the medieval period (1200-1400).
 * The Red Baron: "The Undying Disease".
 * Too Kinky to Torture: In Overture, it is revealed that Raven is stimulated by pain, possibly sexually so.
 * Who Wants to Live Forever?: A key personality trait is that he is in constant weariness from Immortality.
 * Who Wants to Live Forever?: A key personality trait is that he is in constant weariness from Immortality.

That Man

 * Voiced by: Yasunori Masutani (X-XX), Tomokazu Sugita (Overture and Accent Core)/Yuri Lowenthal

The co-creator of the Gears along with Sol and a woman named Aria. Like Sol, he too feels remorse for creating them in the first place, but feels that he should manipulate things from the shadows. He has two servants to assist him in his mysterious goals: the time-traveler Raven and I-No. He also has connections with several other characters, such as Baiken, Anji and Axl Low, but mainly Sol and Justice. In XX, he appears after I-No is beaten by Sol, and renders her unconscious. An enraged Sol attacks, but That Man simply brushes it off and delivers a stunning blow to him. He states that Sol is necessary for the world's fate to be decided, but Sol doesn't buy it. Later, he is found by Anji who, as revealed in Accent Core Plus, decides to join him for the world's betterment (and to keep I-No on a leash). In Sol's bad ending, That Man chews him out, saying that he can exist outside of time through some means that have not been confirmed yet. He leaves a writhing, agonized Sol to his fate as he starts to burn away from existence.

In Overture, he oversees the actions of Valentine while putting his own schemes in motion to prevent a "Merciless Apocalypse". He appears before Sol, who transforms into his true Gear form to do battle with him (his first appearance as a boss in the series). Later, he reveals to Sol that Valentine is a clone of Aria, who was "already killed", strongly hinting at the fact that Aria is, in fact, Justice. After Sol's departure, he talks with Raven about how Sol's Dragon Install is "corroding", and alludes that there may be more copies of Valentine out there.

""Dizzy-kun, you are the hope for the world. Beyond my wildest dreams.""
 * Affably Evil
 * Anti-Villain: He doesn't want the end of the world, but his actions seem to contradict this.
 * The Atoner: He repeatedly comments that he deserves every bit of Sol's hatred.
 * Big Bad
 * Breaking Speech: Towards Sol, several times.
 * The Chessmaster: He's orchestrating the action of multiple characters throughout the series, with a number of them even serving as his personal agents.
 * Dark Messiah: Pretty much opposite towards Sol.
 * Evil Plan
 * The Faceless: Subverted in Accent Core, and completely averted in the official Overture guidebook. In Accent Core, we only get to see the outline of his face, but the guidebook reveals that he is Caucasian, and has white hair. The only thing not visible about him is his eyes, which are covered by his hair. Because of this, several people now tend to compare him to Near from Death Note.
 * Hidden Agenda Villain
 * Magi Babble
 * Manipulative Bastard
 * No Name Given
 * Older Is Better
 * The Omniscient Council of Vagueness: Talks about vague things with his minions every game.
 * So Proud of You:


 * The Trickster

April

 * Voiced by: Yumiko Ogawa (XX), Yukiko Kato (Accent Core Plus)

May's best friend in the Jellyfish Pirates.


 * Bridge Bunny: Is the helmswoman of the Jellyfish Pirates's airship.
 * Early-Bird Cameo: Appeared as early as X.
 * Genki Girl
 * Satellite Character: Is May's friend and... not much else is known.

Sharon
Slayer's immortal wife who is always seen to be accompanying him. Apparently, she isn't a vampire.


 * Happily Married
 * Immortality: Type 1. Slayer drains all her blood before entering battle, and she does not mind it.
 * Lady in Red
 * She's Got Legs
 * The Speechless/The Voiceless: She never spoke, though Slayer is always conversing with her.
 * Tall, Dark and Bishoujo

Crow

 * Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto}}

An amoral scientist who works for the PWAB. He has a connection with Johnny. He meddles with many of the characters by making Justice clones and having them fight.


 * Gratuitous English: "THAT'S RIGHT!"
 * Gratuitous Spanish: "BRAVO!"
 * Hidden Agenda Villain
 * I Have You Now My Princess: Happens when Crow captures.
 * Mad Scientist: His constant smile is enough.