Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2

The movelist will use the number pad shorthand to represent moves. The directional inputs are as follows:

• 7 represents Up-Back
• 8 represents Jump (Up)
• 9 represents Up-Forward
• 4 represents Back
• 5 represents Neutral
• 6 represents Forward
• 1 represents Down-Back
• 2 represents Crouch (Down)
• 3 represents Down-Forward

For example, 214 + Punch can be written as Down, Down-Back, Back + Punch, or Quarter-Circle Back + Punch.

Sol Badguy is basically the Ryu of the Guilty Gear universe, but imagine if Ryu could punch fire, live for centuries, and transform into a dragon-like creature capable of tearing the world apart. Seriously though, he's got a super well-rounded moveset that's useful in pretty much any situation. Plus, his damage output is just ridiculous; the Dragon Install version of his Volcanic Viper is absolutely something you do NOT want to get hit by.

If Sol has any real weaknesses, it's his ranged game. If you're good at keeping opponents at a distance, you can probably pick him apart pretty easily. Also, his combo mix-ups are pretty simple compared to characters like Chipp or Ramlethal. If you know what's coming, defending against him isn't too tough. And hey, don't just randomly throw out Dragon Install without a plan! It makes Sol way more powerful for a few seconds, but he'll burn through all his Tension and leave himself completely wide open for a full second afterward. But honestly, when your moves hit like a truck without even needing Tension, the fight might be over before that even matters.

If you're new to Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, Sol is a great character to start with to get a feel for the combat mechanics. But don't stop there – keep exploring and try out the other characters too!

Sol Badguy Moveset

Here's a look at Sol's key moves and how to pull them off:

Alright, let's talk about Ky Kiske in Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2. He's got this cool, versatile playstyle that's great for pretty much any situation. Think of him as the all-rounder with a bit of a zoning game. His sword might look like it has a good reach, but a lot of his real power comes from mixing that swordplay with his projectiles. You'll be using his signature move, Stun Edge, a lot, and in this game, he's got this awesome new trick with Grinders that can really power up his projectiles and open up some nasty combo routes. You'll see a huge difference when you fire a regular Stun Edge versus one that's gone through a Grinder – it's pretty wild!

Oh, and if you manage to knock Ky down enough times or land an Instant Kill on him, you'll get to see his hair come loose. It's a neat little visual flair!

Here's a breakdown of his key moves: