Faust (Guilty Gear)
Faust is a fictional character in the Guilty Gear series of fighting games developed by Arc System Works. He first appeared in Guilty Gear X and has since become one of the most recognizable characters in the series due to his unique design and bizarre fighting style.
Character Design[edit | edit source]
Faust is known for his tall, lanky appearance and his distinctive paper bag mask with a single eyehole. His design is heavily inspired by the archetype of the mad doctor, and he wields a giant scalpel as his primary weapon. Faust's character is a blend of dark humor and surrealism, which is reflected in his unpredictable and often comical moveset.
Backstory[edit | edit source]
Originally known as Dr. Baldhead, Faust was a renowned surgeon who went mad after a tragic accident led to the death of a young girl on his operating table. Consumed by guilt, he became a serial killer. However, after being defeated by Sol Badguy and Ky Kiske, he regained his sanity and took on the name Faust. He now seeks redemption by helping others and atoning for his past sins.
Gameplay[edit | edit source]
Faust is a versatile character with a wide range of moves that can confuse and disrupt opponents. His fighting style includes a mix of long-range attacks, unpredictable projectiles, and bizarre special moves. Some of his notable moves include:
- Going My Way - A spinning attack with his scalpel.
- What Could This Be? - Faust throws a random item that can have various effects.
- Love - Faust throws a bomb that explodes after a short delay.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Faust has appeared in multiple entries of the Guilty Gear series, including:
Reception[edit | edit source]
Faust is a fan-favorite character due to his unique design and entertaining moveset. He is often praised for adding a humorous and unpredictable element to the Guilty Gear series.
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