Anji Mito/Commands

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Standing

  • Punch

  • +

    Right + Punch

  • Kick

  • +

    Right + Kick

  • Slash

  • + (GGXX only)

    Right + Slash (GGXX only)

  • Heavy Slash

  • +

    Right + Heavy Slash

  • (GGXX only)

    Dust (GGXX only)

Crouching

  • +

    Down + Punch

  • +

    Down + Kick

  • +

    Down + Slash

  • +

    Down + Heavy Slash

  • + (GGXX only)

    Down + Dust (GGXX only)

Jumping

  • Air

    Air Punch

  • Air

    Air Kick

  • Air

    Air Slash

  • Air

    Air Heavy Slash

  • Air (GGXX only)

    Air Dust (GGXX only)

Throws

  • or + near opponent

    Left or Right + Heavy Slash near opponent

  • Air or + near opponent

    Air Left or Right + Heavy Slash near opponent

Special Skills

  • + (GGXX only)

    Down Right + Punch (GGXX only)

  • + (GGXX only)

    Down Right + Kick (GGXX only)

  • + (GGXX only)

    Down Right + Slash (GGXX only)

  • Dead Angle Attack ( + any 2 /// during guard) (GGXX only)

    Dead Angle Attack (Right + any 2 Punch/Kick/Slash/Heavy Slash during guard) (GGXX only)

Taunts

  • GGX Anji Taunt.gif

    Taunt

  • Respect

Standing

  • Punch

  • +

    Right + Punch

  • Kick

  • near opponent

    Slash near opponent

  • Slash

  • Heavy Slash

  • +

    Right + Heavy Slash

  • Dust

  • Wild Assault ( + )

    Wild Assault (DownDown RightRight + Dust)

Crouching

  • +

    Down + Punch

  • +

    Down + Kick

  • +

    Down + Slash

  • +

    Down + Heavy Slash

  • +

    Down + Dust

Jumping

  • Air

    Air Punch

  • Air

    Air Kick

  • Air

    Air Slash

  • Air

    Air Heavy Slash

  • Air

    Air Dust

Throws

  • or + near opponent

    Left or Right + Dust near opponent

  • Air or + near opponent

    Air Left or Right + Dust near opponent

Taunts

  • GGST Anji Taunt.gif

    Taunt

  • GGST Anji Respect.gif

    Respect

Guard Point is a unique mechanic used by Anji from Guilty Gear X, all the way up to Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Certain normal attacks in Anji's arsenal give him armor, which allows him to continue his attack even if he's hit by a single-hit move, excluding projectiles and throws.

Below are the moves that give Anji Guard Point:

High

  • Dust

  • +

    Right + Kick

  • +

    Right + Slash

  • +

    Right + Heavy Slash

  • Rin (both & )

    Rin (both Heavy Slash & Dust)

The high Guard Point attacks allows Anji to power through high or mid-level attacks.
Low
  • +

    Down Right + Kick

  • +

    Down Right + Slash

  • +

    Down + Heavy Slash

The low Guard Point attacks allows Anji to power through low-level attacks, especially sweeps.

Should Guard Point be activated, Anji can transition into Kou, Sou or Kachoufuugetsu.

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Shitsu (疾, Shitsu?, lit. Swiftness) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

  • Guilty Gear X & XX series

    Guilty Gear X & XX series

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Using his front fan, Anji releases a butterfly made of blue ki, which flies in a straight line just shy of full-screen. Should it hit the opponent, whether they block it or not, it turns into a bird that bounces in an arc, striking the opponent overhead.

Fuujin (風神, Fūjin?, lit. Wind God) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

  • Guilty Gear X & XX series

    Guilty Gear X & XX series

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Anji steps forward to smack his opponent with his fans with flair, surrounded by wind-like energy to push the opponent back.

In the Guilty Gear XX series, regular Anji's Heavy Slash Fuujin causes a wall bounce, while EX Anji's version has him glide through his opponent before attacking.

Whether Fuujin connects or not (Does not apply to Heavy Slash Fuujin in Guilty Gear XX.), Anji can follow up with the attacks below:

Shin: Ichishiki

  • Shin: Ichishiki (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

    Shin: Ichishiki (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Shin: Ichishiki (針・壱式, Shin: Ichi Shiki?, lit. Needle: Style One) - Anji leaps up to throw 6 closed fans in a spread-shot diagonally downwards; in -STRIVE-, this would be whittled down to 2 fans.

Shin: Nishiki

Shin: Nishiki
Shin: Nishiki (針・弐式, Shin: Ni Shiki?, lit. Needle: Style Two) - Anji crosses his arms over, forming a glowing ball of blue energy that electrocutes the opponent, causing a ground bounce. Exclusive to Guilty Gear X and would become its own Special Attack.

Kai: Ichishiki

Kai: Ichishiki
Kai: Ichishiki (戒・壱式, Kai: Ichi Shiki?, lit. Commandment: Style One) - Exclusive to Guilty Gear X and would become its own Special Attack in the Guilty Gear XX series.

Issokutobi

  • Issokutobi (Guilty Gear XX series)

    Issokutobi (Guilty Gear XX series)

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Issokutobi (一足飛び, Issoku Tobi?, lit. Flying Step) - Added in Guilty Gear XX. Anji leaps forwards with his back towards the opponent, avoiding low attacks.

Nagiha

  • Nagiha (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

    Nagiha (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Nagiha (凪刃, Nagi Ha?, lit. Calm Blade) - Anji sweeps his opponent's legs with one of his fans. trailing with blue ki. In -STRIVE-, a water effect is added in place of the blue ki.

Rin

  • Rin (Guilty Gear XX series)

    Rin (Guilty Gear XX series)

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Rin (臨, Rin?, lit. Confront) - Added in Guilty Gear XX Slash. Anji spins around and bashes his opponent overhead with one of his fans, causing a hard knockdown.

Hold Heavy Slash for Suigetsu no Hakobi
In -STRIVE-, holding Heavy Slash has Anji twirl around, as if using Suigetsu no Hakobi, and parries attacks as such too if he's hit.

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The Shin (針, Shin?, lit. Needle) line of attacks were first introduced in Guilty Gear X, with Shin: Nishiki last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

There have been 2 attacks in the Shin line used by Anji:

Shin: Ichishiki

  • Shin: Ichishiki (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

    Shin: Ichishiki (Guilty Gear X & XX series)

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Shin: Ichishiki (針・壱式, Shin: Ichi Shiki?, lit. Needle: Style One) has Anji leap up to throw 6 closed fans in a spread-shot diagonally downwards; in -STRIVE-, this would be whittled down to 2 fans.

While this is mainly used as a follow-up to Fuujin, it would become a standalone Special Attack for EX Anji throughout the Guilty Gear XX series.

Shin: Nishiki

Shin: Nishiki
Shin: Nishiki (針・弐式, Shin: Ni Shiki?, lit. Needle: Style Two) has Anji cross his arms over, forming a glowing ball of blue energy that electrocutes the opponent, causing a ground bounce.

While this is widely used as a standalone attack, it would be a a follow-up to Fuujin in the Guilty Gear X series.

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Kou (紅, Kō?, lit. Crimson) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

  • Guilty Gear X & XX series

    Guilty Gear X & XX series

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Anji spins upward, folding his fans out on his way up. In its original appearances, it dealt 8 hits and could only be done via Guard Point for the regular Anji in Guilty Gear XX, though it would be a regular input for EX Anji and for Guilty Gear -STRIVE-.
Hold Slash for Suigetsu no Hakobi
In -STRIVE-, holding Slash has Anji twirl around, as if using Suigetsu no Hakobi, and parries attacks as such too if he's hit.

The Kai (戒, Kai?, lit. Commandment) line of attacks were first introduced in Guilty Gear X, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Kai: Ichishiki/Nishiki/Sanshiki
The Kai line of attacks has Anji leap high-and-forward, then drops down feet-first, kicking up dust upon landing.

Kai: Ichishiki (戒・壱式, Kai: Ichi Shiki?, lit. Commandment: Style One) is exclusively a follow-up to Fuujin, while Kai: Nishiki (戒・弐式, Kai: Ni Shiki?, lit. Commandment: Style Two) & Kai: Sanshiki (戒・参式, Kai: San Shiki?, lit. Commandment: Style Three) can be used as separate Special Attacks.

Ichishiki and Nishiki cause a mild ground bounce, while Sanshiki causes a hard knockdown.

On (陰, On?, lit. Shade) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

  • Jumping up...

    Jumping up...

  • On

    On

Anji leaps diagonally upwards, holding one of his giant fans. If he connects with an airborne opponent, he turns them around in the air, then covers their side using said fan, where Anji then electrocutes them before letting them go.

This can only be used as an anti-air.

Sou (蒼, Sō?, lit. Azure) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Sou
Anji twirls towards his opponent, bashing them with alternating fans in his hands.

In his regular form, he deals 64 points of damage across 4 hits, staggering them slightly. In his EX form, the last hit of Sou causes a wall splat.

Suigetsu no Hakobi (水月のハコビ, Suigetsu no Hakobi?, lit. Stage of the Water & Moon) was first introduced in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

  • Suigetsu no Hakobi

    Suigetsu no Hakobi

  • Catch

    Catch

Anji twirls around while holding his fans. As he spins around, he can counter any physical attack, and stops the opponent from using whatever they planned to follow up with (excluding Roman Cancels).

Note: This cannot parry throws or command grabs.

Midare
Introduced in the 1.29 patch update, successfully blocking an attack with Suigetsu no Hakobi allows Anji to use Midare (乱, Midare?, lit. Dishevelling), where he swings his front fan down overhead that causes a ground bounce, creating an ethereal stream with a koi following the fan.

If Midare whiffs, it can't be Roman-Cancelled out of.

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Rin (臨, Rin?, lit. Confront) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Rin
After using Fuujin, Anji spins around and bashes his opponent overhead with one of his fans, causing a mild ground bounce.

Shitsu (疾, Shitsu?, lit. Swiftness) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Shitsu
Anji releases a butterfly made of red ki from his front fan. Unlike the regular version, the second stage can hit the opponent twice.

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Kou (紅, Kō?, lit. Crimson) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Kou
After successfully braving an attack through Guard Point, Anji rapidly spins upwards, creating a hurricane around him while his opponent gets whisked up, then knocks them back to the floor with Shin: Nishiki.

On (陰, On?, lit. Shade) was first introduced - and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R. Exclusive to regular Anji.

  • Jumping up...

    Jumping up...

  • On

    On

Anji crouches down, then rapidly leaps diagonally upwards - almost to the top of the map while holding one of his giant fans. If he connects with an airborne opponent, he turns them around in the air, then covers their side using said fan, where Anji then electrocutes them before letting them go.

This can only be used as an anti-air.

Issei Ougi: Sai (一誠奥義「彩」, Issei Ōgi: Sai?, lit. Sincere Secret Technique: Coloring) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

  • Guilty Gear X & XX series

    Guilty Gear X & XX series

  • Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

    Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Anji throws out a pair of fans that spin around like a sawblade in front of him, which then fold up before returning to Anji.

In the Guilty Gear XX series, Anji can use Sai as a follow-up to Mukei. Compared to the regular Issei Ougi: Sai, the follow-up version has MUCH quicker recovery time, allowing Anji to continue his combo.

In Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, Anji puts his fans together, where the camera then focuses between the gap, showing a bird of prey fly between the picturesque designs. Also, if used in the corner, it causes an Area Shift.

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Tenjinkyaku (天神脚, Tenjin Kyaku?, lit. Heavenly God's Legs) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Tenjinkyaku
Anji leaps high, as if going for Kai: Sanshiki, drilling his opponent with his feet while whipping up a tornado from the velocity he spins at. When he stops, the opponent gets flung to the back side of the screen.

Kachoufuugetsu (花鳥風月, Kachōfūgetsu?, lit. Beauty of Nature) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX

Renamed Kachoufuugetsu Kai (花鳥風月 改, Kachōfūgetsu Kai?, lit. Beauty of Nature - Revised) in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

GGXX

Kachoufuugetsu
After a successful Guard Point or block (EX Anji only.), Anji bashes his opponent with alternating fans in his hands, ending with an attack that puts up a byoubu screen behind him.

GGST

Kachoufuugetsu Kai
Rather than relying on Guard Point, Anji puts up a defensive stance with a fan in each hand. If hit by a high or mid-level attack, he counters with a similar combo to the original variant. Additionally, instead of the folding screen, a moon appears behind him for a moment.

Mukei (無形, Mukei?, lit. Abstract) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R. Exclusive to EX Anji.

Mukei
Anji steps forward to smack his opponent with his fans with flair, surrounded by wind-like energy to launch the opponent back.
  • Kou

    Kou

  • Ten

    Ten

  • Sai

    Sai

  • GGXX On 2.png

    On

While not as strong as either version of Fuujin, Mukei gives Anji different follow-up options:
  • Kou (紅, Kō?, lit. Crimson) - Anji spins upward, folding his fans out on his way up.
  • Ten (天, Ten?, lit. Heaven) - Anji leaps high, as if going for Kai: Sanshiki, drilling his opponent with his feet while whipping up a tornado from the velocity he spins at. When he stops, the opponent gets flung behind him.
  • Sai (彩, Sai?, lit. Colors) - Anji throws out a pair of fans that spin around like a sawblade in front of him, which then fold up before returning to Anji. This version of Issei Ougi: Sai has very quick recovery time.
  • On (陰, On?, lit. Shade) - Anji leaps diagonally upwards and turns the opponent around in the air, then covers their side using said fan, where Anji then electrocutes them before letting them go. This version of On has very quick recovery time.

Zetsu (絶, Zetsu?, lit. Peerless) is Anji's first and only Instant Kill, appearing in Guilty Gear X up to Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Zetsu
Anji shrouds himself in a sphere of pale blue ki, which he then uses to carry himself off screen. He returns to the field riding a dragon made of the same energy, which charges into his opponent.

The following is Anji's move list in Guilty Gear X and X Plus.

Type Name Command
Normal -- Right + Punch
Right + Kick
Right + Heavy Slash
Special Shitsu DownDown RightRight + Punch
Fujin DownDown RightRight + Slash or Heavy Slash
→ Shin: Ichishiki Punch during Fujin
→ Shin: Nishiki Kick during Fujin
→ Nagiha Slash during Fujin
Shin: Nishiki DownDown LeftLeft + Punch (air only)
Kou Punch during Guard Point
On RightDownDown Right + Heavy Slash
Kai DownDown LeftLeft + Punch or Kick
Overdrive Issei Ogi "Sai" RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Heavy Slash
Instant Kill Zetsu Enter Instant Kill Mode → DownDown RightRightDownDown RightRight + Heavy Slash

The following is Anji's move list in Guilty Gear XX, ♯Reload, Slash, Λ Core, Λ Core Plus and Λ Core Plus R. Changes between releases include:

  • Rin (an autoguard move during Fuujin) added in Slash. EX Anji's air-only Tenjinkyaku, Kai: Sanshiki, and alternative input for Kou added as well.
  • Command normal changes:
    • Old Right + Punch from X (which had remained in EX Mode) added in Slash as Down Right + Punch.
    • Down Right + Slash added in Λ Core, along with old X version of Right + Kick as Down Right + Kick, and gives his standing Dust autoguard properties.
    • His far standing Slash becomes Right + Slash in Λ Core.
  • Force Break versions of Shitsu, Rin and Kou added in Λ Core, with original versions intact.
  • Standalone input for EX Anji's FB Kou available since Λ Core Plus. Sou added to his repertoire in both normal and EX mode.
  • Normal Anji's Force Break version of On added in Λ Core Plus R.

Note: GG and GGX Anji have no Force Breaks; GG Anji adds Charge (Heavy Slash + Dust), and Zetsu is replaced by Morbid World (Punch + Kick + Slash + Heavy Slash). The following chart uses the most recent, localized names from Λ Core Plus R.

Type Name Command
Normal Mode EX Mode
Normal -- Right + Punch
Right + Kick
Right + Slash (post-ΛC)
Right + Heavy Slash 		Right + Punch
Right + Kick
Right + Slash (post-ΛC)
Right + Heavy Slash
Special Skill Down Right + Punch (post-Slash)
Down Right + Kick (post-ΛC)
Down Right + Slash (post-ΛC) 		Down Right + Kick (post-ΛC)
Down Right + Slash (post-ΛC)
Special Shitsu DownDown RightRight + Punch DownDown RightRight + Punch
Fuujin DownDown RightRight + Slash or Heavy Slash DownDown RightRight + Slash or Heavy Slash
→ Shin: Ichishiki Punch during Fuujin --
→ Kai: Ichishiki -- Punch during Fuujin
→ Hitoashitobi Kick during Fuujin Kick during Fuujin
→ Nagiha Slash during Fuujin Slash during Fuujin
→ Rin Heavy Slash during Fuujin (post-Slash) Heavy Slash during Fuujin (post-Slash)
On RightDownDown Right + Heavy Slash RightDownDown Right + Heavy Slash
Kai DownDown LeftLeft + Punch or Kick --
Kou Punch during Guard Point Punch during G.P. or RightDownDown Right + Punch (post-Slash)
Sou Kick during Guard Point (post-ΛC+?) RightDownDown Right + Kick (post-ΛC+)
Shin: Ichishiki -- DownDown LeftLeft + Punch
Shin: Nishiki DownDown LeftLeft + Punch (air only) DownDown LeftLeft + Punch (air only)
Kai: Nishiki -- DownDown LeftLeft + Kick
Kai: Sanshiki -- DownDown LeftLeft + Kick (air only) (post-Slash)
Force Break → Rin Dust during Fuujin (post-ΛC) Dust during Fuujin (post-ΛC)
Shitsu DownDown RightRight + Dust (post-ΛC) DownDown RightRight + Dust (post-ΛC)
Kou Dust during Guard Point (post-ΛC) Dust during G.P. or RightDownDown Right + Dust (post-ΛC+) (post-ΛC)
On RightDownDown Right + Dust (post-ΛC+R) --
Overdrive Issei Ougi: Sai RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Heavy Slash --
Tenjinkyaku Down (hold) Up + Kick DownDown LeftLeftDownDown LeftLeft + Kick (air only) (post-Slash)
Kachoufuugetsu RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeft + Slash during Guard Point RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeft + Slash during guard or Guard Point
Mukei -- RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Heavy Slash
→ Kou / Ten / Sai / On -- Punch or Kick or Slash or Heavy Slash during Mukei
Instant Kill Zetsu Enter Instant Kill Mode → DownDown RightRightDownDown RightRight + Heavy Slash

The following is Anji's move list in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

Type Name Command
Normal -- Right + Punch
Right + Heavy Slash
Special Shitsu DownDown RightRight + Punch
Suigetsu no Hakobi DownDown RightRight + Kick (hold OK)
→ Midare DownDown LeftLeft + Punch after successful Suigetsu no Hakobi
Fuujin DownDown RightRight + Heavy Slash (hold OK)
→ Shin: Ichishiki Punch during Fuujin
→ Issokutobi Kick during Fuujin
→ Nagiha Slash during Fuujin
→ Rin Heavy Slash during Fuujin
Kou DownDown RightRight + Slash (hold OK)
Overdrive Issei Ougi: Sai RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Heavy Slash
Kachoufuugetsu Kai RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Slash
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