Justice/Commands

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Valkyrie Arc (ヴァルキリーアーク, Varukirī Āku?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear.

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  Guilty Gear

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  Guilty Gear X & XX series

Justice curls her tail up and over her head while crossing her arms, looking away from her opponent. If she gets hit by a non-projectile attack, she wraps her tail around the opponent, then slams them to the other side of the screen, causing a mild ground bounce.

Michael Sword (ミカエルソード, Mikaeru Sōdo?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear.

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  Guilty Gear

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  Guilty Gear X & XX series (ground ver.)

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  Guilty Gear XX series (aerial ver.)

Justice creates a blade from her rear arm to do a horizontal slash. The version knocks the opponent back, while the version (as of Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R ) causes a wall bounce.

Additionally in ΛCPR, both versions of Michael Sword can also be done in the air, having Justice shift backwards as she attacks.

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S.B.T. (ストライク・バック・テイル, Sutoraiku Bakku Teiru?, lit. Strike Back Tail) was first introduced in Guilty Gear.

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  Guilty Gear

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  Guilty Gear X & XX series

Justice does a backflip, creating a lightning strike with her tail by flicking it upwards. On full contact, it lands twice and brings the opponent closer to her.

Imperial Ray (インペリアルレイ, Inperiaru Rei?) is one of Justice's staple attacks. This was first seen in Guilty Gear, and would be upgraded to an Overdrive Attack in Guilty Gear X.

Imperial Ray

Justice fires a red beam from her eyes, sweeping in a counter-clockwise arc that starts from her feet, to directly above her.

The boss version of Justice can use Imperial Ray while dashing.

N.B. (ナイトロ・ボム, Naitoro Bomu?, lit. Nitro Bomb) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

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Justice tosses out a small ball of fire, which erupts into a large explosion. Holding the button increases the distance the fireball travels.

In Guilty Gear X up to ΛCP, N.B. only had 2 versions: one where the explosive travels in a straight line by Justice's legs, with the other travelling in a high arc. Pressing would detonate N.B. early.

In ΛCPR, N.B. would get a version for each respective attack button:

• - Low and straight.
• - High and straight.
• - Mid-level arc.
• - Acute arc.
• - Obtuse arc.

If it hits, the opponent gets knocked back. If it hits from behind, it brings the opponent closer.

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Saperia Trance (サペリアートランス, Saperiā Toransu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Saperia Trance

Justice blasts herself forwards at high-speed using her shoulder-jets. If she collides with her opponent, she swaps sides with them while they get bounced off the rear wall.

Saperia Trance has incredibly fast recovery, allowing Justice to continue a combo going.

Gamma Ray (ガンマレイ, Ganma Rei?) is Justice's signature Overdrive. First seen in the original Guilty Gear.

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  Guilty Gear

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  Guilty Gear X & XX series

Justice fires a large blue beam from her shoulder-cannons, dealing incredible damage on a successful hit.

In the original Guilty Gear, Gamma Ray would activate near-immediately. Following Guilty Gear X, Justice takes a second to charge up before firing. If the opponent is close to Justice during the charging stage, they get launched up, leaving them open to get decimated by the laser.

Imperial Ray (インペリアルレイ, Inperiaru Rei?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

Imperial Ray

Justice fires a red beam from her eyes, sweeping in a counter-clockwise arc that starts from her feet, to directly above her.

If the opponent is up-close to Justice as she fires the Imperial Ray, they can get hit up to 43 times.

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Michael Blade (ミカエルブレード, Mikaeru Burēdo?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX.

Michael Blade

Justice creates a blade from her rear arm to do a horizontal slash. If it connects with the opponent, they get launched up with a long hang-time.

Unlike Michael Sword, Michael Blade travels full-screen.

Omega Shift (オメガシフト, Omega Shifuto?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Omega Shift

Justice's answer to the Dragon Install, she charges her whole body with electricity, flashing blue afterwards.

For the following 10 seconds, she gains access to forward & back dashes, a third jump, the ability to airdash three times per jump, cancel all of her normal attacks (except () into Special Attacks, and cancel all of her aerial normals into airdashes.

After Omega Shift's active time elapses, Justice enters a lengthy cooldown animation and her Guard Gauge is maxed out.

X-Laser (イグゼレイザー, Iguze Reizā?) is Justice's first - and only Instant Kill, first appearing in the original Guilty Gear and last appearing in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

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  Guilty Gear X & XX series

Justice rushes towards her opponent. If she collides with them, she crosses her arms across their chest as she diagonally flies up to the stars. Once she reaches her destination, she slows down, then makes her opponent explode.

The following is Justice's move list in the original Guilty Gear:

Type	Name	Command
Normal	Fierce Strike	+
Special	Valkyrie Arc	+
	Michael Sword	+
	Strike Back Tail	+
	Imperial Ray	+
Overdrive	Gamma Ray	+
Instant Kill	X-Laser	Enter Instant Kill Mode → + or or or

The following is Justice's move list in Guilty Gear X Plus:

Type	Name	Command
Normal	--	+ +
Special	Valkyrie Arc	+
	Michael Sword	+
	Strike Back Tail	+
	Nitro Bomb*(hidden move)	+ / +
Overdrives	Imperial Ray	+
	Gamma Ray	+
Instant Kill	X-Laser	Enter Instant Kill Mode → +

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

• Her only Force Break, Saperia Trance, is added in Λ Core Plus.
• In Λ Core Plus R, most of Justice's movility has been removed, which she regains only by using a new Overdrive: Omega Shift. She can no longer dash.
• Michael Sword can be performed in mid-air, and version added in Plus R.
• S.B.T, Imperial Ray, and N.B. have new command inputs in Plus R, with N.B. adding , and versions. Her Detonate follow-up is removed, as N.B. detonates upon releasing the button.

Note: GG and GGX Justice have no Force Breaks; GG Justice adds Charge ( + ), and X Laser is replaced by Morbid World ( + + + ). The following chart uses the most recent, localized names from Λ Core Plus R.

Type	Name	Command
Normal	--	+ +
Special	Valkyrie Arc	+
	Michael Sword	+ or (post-ΛC+R) (air OK) (post-ΛC+R)
	S.B.T	+  » + (post-ΛC+R)
	N.B.	+ or  » + or or or or (hold) (post-ΛC+R)
	→ Detonate †	during N.B.
Force Break	Saperia Trance	+ (air OK) (post-ΛC+)
Overdrives	Imperial Ray	+  » + (post-ΛC+R)
	Michael Blade	+
	Gamma Ray	+
	Omega Shift	+ (post-ΛC+R)
Instant Kill	X Laser	Enter Instant Kill Mode → +