Millia Rage/Commands

Living Lancer (リヴィングランサー, Rivingu Ransā?) was first introduced - and last seen in the original Guilty Gear.

It would make a pseudo-return as Living Force (リヴィングフォース, Rivingu Fōsu?) in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus & Plus R for EX Millia.

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Living Lancer (Lv. 1)
Lv. 2
Lv. 3
Living Lancer (High) (Lv. 1)
Lv. 2
Lv. 3

Millia flings out a thin bolt made from her hair - this could be used in a straight line (

+

) or have it fly diagonally upwards (

+

). Both versions of these bolts would home in on the opponent and disappear on contact.

Living Lancer could also be charged by inputting & holding instead of . At level 1, the bolt remains thin, dealing average damage and a rather small hitbox. At level 2, the bolt gains a glowing aura around it, increasing the damage output and hitbox. At level 3, the aura glows blue and the bolt extends twofold, further increasing damage and hitbox. The level 3 versions would also go on to be a part of the original Iron Maiden Chaos Attack.

Additionally, if Living Lancer doesn't connect with the opponent after launching - regardless of charge level - the bolt rotates in place after the initial throw for up to a second. During this time, Millia can use Hungry Bee (ハングリビー, Hanguri Bī?) to have the bolt travel again using directional input + , allowing the bolt to travel in any direction to hit the opponent.

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Living Force

Millia throws a dagger made out of her hair in a straight line. Whether it hits the opponent or not, the knife sticks out of the ground, and needs to be picked up by pressing

while standing on top of it before being able to use it again.

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Tandem Top (タンデムトップ, Tandemu Toppu?) was first introduced in the original Guilty Gear.

Guilty Gear

Millia quickly creates a halo of yellow/green energy around her waist.

Guilty Gear X & XX series ( ver.)
Guilty Gear X & XX series ( ver.)
Guilty Gear Xrd series ( ver.)
Guilty Gear Xrd series ( ver.)

Following Guilty Gear X, the

version would remain like the original, while the newly-added

version has the halo start by her head and work its way down to her waist; the attack doesn't activate until waist-height, and Millia can move straight after the initial move.

Pretty Maze

Between & ΛCPR, Millia would gain an alternate version called Pretty Maze (プリティメイズ, Puriti Meizu?), which is also one of regular Millia's Force Breaks. Instead of spinning around to create the ring, Millia hops up and spins around in a star-shape.

Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

In Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, Millia jumps up and flips upside down, flinging the Tandem Top ring out. While the

activates almost instantly, the

version activates its attacking phase a second after being thrown. It can also be used as a follow-up to Mirazh by inputting

+

or

during the dash.

Lust Shaker (ラストシェイカー, Rasuto Sheikā?) was first introduced in the original Guilty Gear.

Guilty Gear
Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series
Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Millia turns the tips of her hair into a blade, which she uses to rapidly stab her opponent repeatedly. Between the original Guilty Gear and Rev 2, Millia can continue the attack by mashing

.

Between Guilty Gear XX Λ Core up to ΛCPR, Millia can follow up Lust Shaker with Iron Savior, Forward Roll or the Force Break-exclusive Longinus.

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Lust Shaker can be used as a follow-up to Forward Roll by pressing .

In Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, Lust Shaker can be used as a follow-up to Mirazh by inputting + during the dash.

Forward Roll (前転, Zenten?) was first introduced in the original Guilty Gear, and last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Guilty Gear
Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series

Millia curls up into a ball and rolls forwards, avoiding most high and mid-level attacks. If used up-close to the opponent, Millia passes through them to the other side of the screen.

Roll Again
Lust Shaker
Digitalis

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Forward Roll can be followed-up by Roll Again (再前転, Futatabi Zenten?, lit. Second Forward Roll) - a second roll, Lust Shaker, her

attack, or Digitalis (ディジタリス, Dijitarisu?) - a jab using her hair as an intricately-designed lance that knocks her opponent back.

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Turbo Fall (高速落下, Kōsoku Rakka?, lit. High-Speed Fall) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series
Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Millia rapidly falls diagonally down, landing on her feet upon reaching the floor.

Between Guilty Gear X & REV 2, Millia puts her hands to her sides while tucking her front leg in as she falls; additionally, in the Xrd series, Millia leaves a trail of fingernail moons behind her before landing on her feet. In -STRIVE-, Millia creates a ring of hair beneath her feet, propping her rear foot on the inner curve while tucking her front leg in and holds onto the top ends with both hands.

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Bad Moon (バッドムーン, Baddo Mūn?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series
Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Millia wraps her hair around herself to look like a crescent moon with a deadpan face, then rolls diagonally downwards. If she collides with her opponent, it hits multiple times, causing a hard knockdown upon reaching the ground.

Iron Savior (アイアンセイバー, Aian Seibā?, lit. Iron Sabre/Saver) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X.

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series
Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Millia turns her hair into a giant, intricately-designed sword that she uses to glide across the ground like a snowboard while laying on her front leg. If it connects, it launches her opponent up a small distance.

In Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, Iron Savior can be used as a follow-up to Mirazh by inputting + during the dash.

Secret Garden (シークレットガーデン, Shīkureto Gāden?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X, and last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Would get a Force Break version in ΛCPR.

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series

Millia turns to face the screen with her eyes closed and arms out at her sides, slowly generating a ball of blue energy above her, which then flies straight forwards. If it hits, it gently nudges the opponent back.

Before the ball comes out, Millia can control where the ball goes after the first movement by using directional input + , which can be done up to 3 times via individual input.

Silent Force (サイレントフォース, Sairento Fōsu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX as the replacement for Living Lancer, and would be last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Guilty Gear XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series

Millia flips backwards, throwing a dagger made out of her enchanted hair diagonally downwards - the

version, introduced in GGXX Slash, launches the pin at a more horizontal angle and propels Millia upwards, and ΛCPR introduces the

version, which launches the pin at a steeper angle and halts Millia's upward momentum.

The version would be removed in Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-, though it would return in Rev 2.

Whether it hits the opponent or not, it gets stuck in the ground and will remain there until Millia picks it back up, which is done by pressing while standing on top of it, or by using Forward Roll (Only in the Xrd series.).

In the Guilty Gear XX series, Silent Force stalls Millia's aerial momentum, though this would be corrected as of Guilty Gear Xrd.

Kapel (カピエル, Kapieru?, lit. ) was first introduced in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

Kapel

Millia creates a large golden rose beneath her - complete with a thorned wreath, then leaps forward. If the opponent comes into contact with it, they get knocked backwards.

Mirazh (ミラーシュ, Mirāshu?, lit. ) was first introduced in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

Mirazh

Millia rushes forwards while slightly hunched down. If she's close to her opponent, she passes through her opponent to the other side of the screen.

+
+ /
+
+

While moving, she can transition into Iron Savior, both the

&

versions of Tandem Top, Lust Shaker & .

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Artemis (アルテミス, Arutemisu?) was first introduced in the 1.35 patch update for Guilty Gear -Strive-.

Artemis

Millia creates feathered wings out of her hair at both sides of her head, which she uses to fly up-and-back a short distance. As she reaches the apex, she creates a giant bird's talon around her front leg, using it to kick her opponent from above.

It can also be used as a follow-up to Mirazh by inputting + .

Baku Pretty Maze (プリティメイズ, Puriti Meizu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core, and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Pretty Maze

Millia hops up and spins around in a star-shape, creating a blue bladed light halo, which spins on the spot. If used on the ground, Millia stays in one spot; if used during a forward or jump, Millia keeps her momentum - thus, if used as a TK, Millia gets propelled forwards.

On contact, Pretty Maze can hit up to 3 times, pulling the opponent closer to Millia. However, if used in the air, it blasts the opponent backwards, able to cause a wall bounce if used near the corner.

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Longinus (ロンギヌス, Ronginusu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core as one of Millia's Force Breaks, and last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 as a regular follow-up to Forward Roll, renamed Digitalis.

Longinus

After using Lust Shaker, Millia turns the ends of her hair into a large, intricately-designed spearhead. If it hits, her opponent gets blasted back, causing a wall bounce if used near the corner.

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Secret Garden (シークレットガーデン, Shīkureto Gāden?) was first introduced - and last seen in Guilty Gear XX Λ Core Plus R.

Secret Garden

Instead of standing on the ground, Millia jumps up and spins around in a star-shape as she launches a ball of blue energy. The attack is otherwise the same as the regular version.

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Iron Maiden (アイアンメイデン, Aian Meiden?) was first introduced - and last seen in the original Guilty Gear.

Becomes her second Instant Kill as of Guilty Gear X.

Iron Maiden

Millia launches 4 Living Lancers in a spread-shot, which scatter in random directions before (partly) locking onto the opponent.

Winger (ウインガー, Uingā?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear XX series (Ascending)
Guilty Gear Xrd series
Guilty Gear -STRIVE-

Millia turns the hair near her scalp into a pair of wings, then rises up while spinning to hit her opponent up to 3 times, then divebombs diagonally downwards, causing her opponent to roll backwards.

In the Guilty Gear XX series, EX Millia's Winger was separated into the 2 parts respectively: Ascending (上昇, Jōshō?) & Descending (降下, Kōka?).

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Millia's Winger gains a Burst version, which deals more damage.

In Guilty Gear -STRIVE-, if Winger is used in the corner, it causes an Area Shift.

Emerald Rain (エメラルドレイン, Emerarudo Rein?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear X, and last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Guilty Gear X & XX series
Guilty Gear Xrd series

Millia throws out 3 Tandem Top rings in a row. Each one pushes the opponent back, being able to cause a wall bounce if used in the corner.

Chroming Rose (クローミングローズ, Kurōmingu Rōzu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-, and last seen in Rev 2.

Chroming Rose install
Chroming Rose

Millia shrouds herself with golden energy for 7 seconds. During this time, she creates trails of golden roses each time she dashes on the ground or in the air. Should an opponent touch one, they get damaged and knocked back.

Septem Voices (セプテムヴォイシズ, Seputemu Voishizu?) was first introduced in Guilty Gear -Strive-.

Septem Voices

Millia rapidly spins her hair around like a buzzsaw, which she then flings out as a projectile that travels full-screen.

If used in the corner, it causes an Area Shift.

Bug Bite (バグバイト, Bagu Baito?) is Millia's first Instant Kill, first - and only appearing in the original Guilty Gear, getting replaced by Iron Maiden in Guilty Gear X.

Would become an Overdrive for EX Baiken in the Guilty Gear XX series.

Bug Bite

Millia flips over her opponent, grabbing their head as she goes behind them to plant her knees against their back. After a second has passed, she makes her hair turn into a curved blade to stab her opponent's back and have it pierce their stomach before vaulting off of them.

Iron Maiden (アイアンメイデン, Aian Meiden?) is Millia's second Instant Kill, first appearing in Guilty Gear X and last seen in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

Guilty Gear X & XX series

In the Guilty Gear X and XX series, Millia creates 7 spikes out of her hair and plunges them through the ground, creating a pillar of light under the opponent. If it connects, 16 bolts of her hair rise upwards to barrage her opponent for a second, followed by two giant spiralling pigtails with arrowhead-shaped ends impale the opponent from above, forming an X shape.

Startup
Surrounds her opponent...
...and destroys them

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Millia does a ballet twirl to start the attack. If it connects, she surrounds her victim with countless needles of her hair, making an iron maiden-like dome of golden spikes above her opponent, then casts them down to skewer them to death.

The following is Millia's move list in the original Guilty Gear. Changes to the Anniversary release include:

Zenten and Condemned Top receive new translated names: Forward Roll and Tandem Top, respectively.
Living Lancer-related moves receive proper names.

Type	Name	Command
Normal	Fierce Strike	+
Special	Living Lancer	+
	Living Lancer (High)	+
	Living Lancer Charge Attack	Hold + (up to 3 levels)
	→ Hungry Bee	Direction + during Living Lancer
	Tandem Top	+
	Lust Shaker	Tap repeatedly
	Forward Roll	+
Overdrive	Iron Maiden	+
Instant Kill	Bug Bite	Enter Instant Kill Mode → + or or or

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

Type	Name	Command
Special	Lust Shaker	Tap repeatedly
	Maximum Velocity Fall	+ in the air
	Tandem Top	+ or
	Bad Moon	+ in the air
	Forward Roll	+
	Iron Saber	+
	Secret Garden	+ → Direction +
Overdrives	Winger	+
Overdrives	Emerald Rain	+
Instant Kill	Iron Maiden	Enter Instant Kill Mode → +

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

EX Millia's Winger (Ascent) and (Descent) added in ♯Reload.
version of Silent Force added in Slash.
Pretty Maze and Longinus Force Breaks, and Lust Shaker's Iron Savior/Forward Roll added in Λ Core. High-Speed Drop renamed Turbo Fall, ...
EX Millia can perform Silent Force only with since Λ Core Plus. Living Force added.

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

Type	Name	Command
Type	Name	Normal Mode	EX Mode
Normal	Special Skill	+ in the air (post-ΛC+R)	--
Normal	Floating Wing	--	(hold) in the air (post-ΛC)
Special	Lust Shaker	Tap repeatedly (pre-ΛC+R) or + (tap)	+ (tap)
	→ Follow-up Iron Savior / Forward Roll	+ / during Lust Shaker (post-ΛC)
	Turbo Fall	+ in the air
	Tandem Top	+ or	--
	Bad Moon	+ in the air
	Forward Roll	+
	Iron Savior	+
	Secret Garden	+ → Direction + → Stop:
	Aerial Secret Garden	--	+ → Direction + in the air
	Silent Force	+ or (post-Slash) or (post-ΛC+R) in the air
	Pretty Maze	--	+ or (post-Reload:) (also in mid-air)
	Living Force	--	+ (post-ΛC+)
Force Break	Pretty Maze	+ (also in mid-air) (post-ΛC)
	→ Longinus	+ during Lust Shaker (post-ΛC)
	Secret Garden	+ → Direction + or (post-ΛC+R)	--
Overdrives	Winger †	+ (normal-only post-Reload) (also in mid-air) (post-ΛC+R)
	Emerald Rain	+
	Winger (Descending)	--	+ in the air
	Winger (Ascending)	--	+ (post-Reload)
	→ Winger (Descending)	--	+ during Winger (Ascending) (post-Reload)
Instant Kill	Iron Maiden	Enter Instant Kill Mode → +

The following is Millia's move list in Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-, -Revelator- and Rev 2:

Type	Name	Command
Special	Bad Moon	+ in the air
	Turbo Fall	+ in the air
	Tandem Top	+ or
	Lust Shaker	Tap repeatedly or + (tap)
	Iron Savior	+
	Forward Roll	+
	→ Roll Again	during Forward Roll
	→ Lust Shaker	during Forward Roll
	→ Digitalis	during Forward Roll
	→ Dust	during Forward Roll
	Silent Force	+ or (post-REV 2)
	Secret Garden	+ → Direction +
Overdrives	Winger	+ or
	Emerald Rain	+
	Chroming Rose	+
Instant Kill	Iron Maiden	Enter Instant Kill Mode → +

The following is Millia's move list in Guilty Gear -Strive-. Changes between releases include:

Artemis would be added in patch update 1.35.

Type	Name	Command
Special	Bad Moon	+ (air only)
	Turbo Fall	+ (air only)
	Tandem Top	+ or
	Iron Savior	+
	Mirazh	+
	→ Follow-up Iron Savior	+ during Mirazh
	→ Follow-up Tandem Top	+ or during Mirazh
	→ Follow-up Lust Shaker	+ during Mirazh
	→ Follow-up Artemis	+ during Mirazh
	Lust Shaker	+
	Artemis	+
	Kapel	+ (air only)
Overdrive	Winger	+
Overdrive	Septem Voices	+

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