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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