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Most players will stand still and anticipate the second or third part of the series and eat the throw easily. A good tactic to use with the Resshou/Rokusai series is to Roman Cancel it and then buffer in Chipp's Genrou Zan.

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Fully cancellable at all three parts, the Resshou series allows Chipp to deal some decent damage if the attack is successful and a potential free throw if it is blocked.

By linking 2D into Gamma Blade you can guarantee yourself a couple of free hits.Ĭhipp's main weapon is in the form of his Resshou series. Because it is relatively slow compared to other projectiles, the Gamma Blade is best used after a successful sweep. He can avoid a lot of traps and lockdowns via his teleport, which can be used to warp to four different locations on the screen, his Gamma Blade has been modified from GGX so that it actually traps your opponent and allows you to score a free hit. Despite his lack of stamina, Chipp has a lot of tools at his disposal. However, this speed comes at a price because Chipp has very poor stamina and can't take damage all too well. Possessing the quickest attacks and quickest foot speed, Chipp is perfect for those who love to rush their opponents down.

When it comes to pure, unadulterated speed, Chipp is the man to turn to in GGX2. Now, hearing about a Gear that does not hurt others, Chipp set forth to find her.Ĭannot be performed if Alpha Blade is in the air, RC Witnessing the death of Justice, he realized that despite his murderous actions, he was searching for someone to save him. Unable to win the last tournament, Chipp became aware again of his own weaknesses, and set out to train once again. Baldhead/Faust - Potemkin - Chipp Zanuff - Zato-ONE/Eddie - Millia Rage - Axl Low - Kliff Undersn - Testament - Justice - Baiken - Johnny - Venom - Anji Mito - Jam Kuraboberi - Dizzy - Slayer - Bridget - Zappa - I-No - A.B.A - Sin Kiske - Izuna - Dr.Height: 183 cm Blood Type: B Weight: 67 kg Birthplace: Insists that it's Japan (actually America) Birthday: February 9th Eye Color: Red Likes: Dreaming Sol Badguy/ Order-Sol - Ky Kiske - Robo-Ky - May - Dr. Paradigm's Tribe - Valentine & Raven's Tribe)Īrcade - Gallery - Story - Library - M.O.M - Survival - Training - Mission - GG Boost - Network - Digital Figure Offense ( Normal Attack - Forward Thrust Attack - Throw - Dust Attack - Sweep - Dead Angle Attack) - Guard ( Faultless Defense - Blitz Shield) - Status ( Knockdown - Unconscious - Stagger - Wall Stick) - Servants ( Sol's Tribe - Sin & Ky's Tribe - Izuna's Tribe - Dr. Stages Guilty GearĬontrols - Movement - Guard - Offense - Combo - Stage - Special Attack - Overdrive Attack - Instant Kill - Tension - Roman Cancel - Psych Burst - Clash - Force Break - Status effect - Enemy - Masterghost - Servant - Skill - Item - Badge - Achievements - Fishing - Glossary If broken with an Overdrive, the Wall-Break knocks the opponent down, giving the attacker plenty of time to continue their offensive.

Breaking the wall with a normal or special attack results in both players recovering from the Wall-Break at the same time, resetting the match to a neutral state. Level or proration), and both characters end up mid-screen. Regardless of the kind of Wall-Break that happens, the defender takes 50 base damage (which is affected by defense modifiers and Guts, but not by R.I.S.C. Most Overdrives will break the wall regardless of wall damage. Wall damage is tied to the characters themselves instead of the walls, with all attacks dealing wall damage even if a character isn't near a wall, and the amount can be discerned to some extent by the size of the crack. Wall-Breaks occur when a character takes damage in the corner, slowly cracking the invisible wall when it breaks, it gives the attacker a Positive Bonus. Each stage is now comprised of three distinct areas, and players transition to a new area upon successfully performing a Wall-Break ( ウォールブレイク, Wōru Bureiku ?) or by following up a Dust Attack with a Chase Jump. In Guilty Gear -Strive-, stage mechanics have been revised. Since then, characters may get stuck to the wall before sliding down to the ground, a period during which they can be openly attacked. A specific stage mechanic was finally introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core, the Wall Stick state. All characters have a specific stage that they are associated with, but stages (as well as the battle track) can be chosen manually during Training and Versus Modes.įor most of the series, there is little to no interaction between characters and a stage, merely limiting the player's range of movement with the walls-that is, the edge of the screen-, only rarely involved in some Special Attacks like Sol's Riot Stamp or Chipp's Wall Cling/Run skill. With the exception of Guilty Gear 2 -Overture-, stages are a simple 2D screen that force characters to face each other.

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