Dopros

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Hey, do you think we should take it easy on them? Right? That's what I was thinking.
Jack-O' Valentine to Dopros[src]

Dopros, originally referred to as Dopoulos[source needed], is a supporting character in the Guilty Gear series. It is a pumpkin-shaped flail used by Jack-O' Valentine.

Design

Dopros appears as a metallic pumpkin reminiscent of a jack-o'-lantern. It has circular eyes, a triangular nose, and squared teeth that give off a light green lantern effect and wears an ankh pendant on the forehead. The stem is in the form of a chain connected to Jack-O's leg resembling a prison weight. It also has the ability to extend out bat wings and a large pink tongue or change its form to that of a headless iron maiden. When crushed by Jack-O' during her Dust Attack, the pumpkin shape is destroyed revealing a pool of light green liquid on the inside and the same colored soul of Dopros ascending with a halo.

Personality

Silent but very expressive, it seems to communicate with Jack-O' through nonverbal means. Dopros tends to match Jack-O's energy by acting playful or cautious depending on her state. Dopros will gossip and make small talk with Jack-O', nodding and giving feedback when prompted in her taunt animations.[1]

Abilities

Dopros fights alongside Jack-O' by extending its chain forward during many of her kick attacks. It launches glowing light green projectiles and beams to attack from afar or propel Jack-O'. Dopros can grow in size to catch the opponent in its mouth and spit them in a given direction. It can also take the form of a headless iron maiden to trap opponents in during Jack-O's Elysion Driver attack. Dopros can carry Jack-O' around by either balancing her on top of itself, growing wings and flying her around, or growing in size and levitating to her destination.

Trivia

  • Jack-O's move, Hunger of Dopros, is the only time Dopros is named in-game.
  • "Dopoulos" is Greek for either "sneaky", or could be derived from the surname "papadoupolos" (Παπαδόπουλος), meaning "son of a priest".
  • "Dopros" is Russian (допрос) for "interrogation".

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