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Raven's air dash
Raven's air dash has been altered so that instead of going in a straight line for a short distance, he dives in a slightly low angle that travels full-screen. He can collide with his opponent, which allows him to start an aerial assault just above the ground.

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Schmerz Berg (シュメルツ・ベルク, Shumerutsu Beruku?, lit. Pain Mountain (In German.)) was was first introduced in Guilty Gear 2 -Overture-.

Also has an aerial version dubbed Gebrechlich Licht (ゲブレヒリヒ・リヒト, Geburehirihi Rihito?, lit. Frail Light (In German.)), later localized as Grebechlich Licht in later updates of Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

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    Schmerz Berg

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    Gebrechlich Licht

Raven throws a spike straight in front of him. Gebrechlich Licht is an aerial version, throwing the spike diagonally downwards.

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  • Schmerz Berg

    Schmerz Berg

  • Gebrechlich Licht ( ver.)

    Gebrechlich Licht (Punch ver.)

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    Kick ver.

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, if Schmerz Berg or Gebrechlich Licht connect, the opponent's movement speed is lowered for just a second.

Additionally, Gebrechlich Licht gets 2 versions: the Punch version travels at a lower angle near his feet, while the Kick version travels at a longer angle, nearer to the back wall.

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Grausam Impuls (グラオザーム・インプルス, Guraozāmu Inpurusu?, lit. Cruel Impulse (In German.)) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

Grausam Impuls
Raven swipes his front arm in a V-shape, leaving behind a trail of red aura that reaches to nearly half of the screen.

When his Excitement gauge is up by at least 1 tick, Grausam Impuls' attack speed and recovery increase.

Wachen Zweig (バッケン・ツヴァイク, Bakken Tsuvaiku?, lit. Baking Branch (In German.)) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

Originally localized as Bakken Zweig.

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    Slash ver.

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    Heavy Slash ver.

  • Impact

    Impact

Raven swings his rear arm forwards, extending it forward slightly. If his hand is within a certain range, he grabs the opponent by their shirt, flings them around in a circle, then sharply slams them to the ground, creating a pillar of red energy on impact.

The Slash version of Wachen Zweig is anti-air exclusive and comes out faster, while the Heavy Slash version is ground-only, but comes out slower.

If Raven has at least 3 ticks of Excitement, Wachen Zweig makes the opponent fall towards him instead of away.

Scharf Kugel (シャルフ・クーゲル, Sharufu Kūgeru?, lit. Sharp Ball (In German.)) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

Scharf Kugel
Raven whips his front arm in a circle, creating a spiky red projectile that floats forwards. In -Revelator-, Scharf Kugel travels in a straight line, while in Rev 2, it glides diagonally upwards.

The more Excitement Raven has, the more hits Scharf Kugel deals, and the further it travels (Only in GGRev.).

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Give it to me HERE (ここにされたい, Koko ni sa retai?, lit. I want it here) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

Give it to me HERE
Raven drops his guard, taunting his opponent while slowly shuffling forwards. As he stays in the stance, Raven's Excitement gauge raises on its own; additionally, Raven has hyper armor while in the stance, allowing him to take any damage as white damage, further adding to his gauge.

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Verzweifelt (フェアツヴァイ・フェルト, Featsuvai Feruto?, lit. Desperation (In German.)) was first introduced in Guilty Gear 2 -Overture-.

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Guilty Gear 2 -Overture-

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  • Ground ver.

    Ground ver.

  • Aerial ver.

    Aerial ver.

In the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Verzweifelt has Raven rush towards his opponent, surrounded by 7 red energy spikes that spin around him. If it connects, Raven takes a pose and gains 2 ticks of Excitement. The aerial version has him dive diagonally downwards.

If his Excitement is maxed out, the damage and range increases.

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Getreuer (ゲルトライヤー, Gerutoraiyā?, lit. Faithfulness (In German.)) was first introduced in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator-.

  • Getreuer

    Getreuer

  • "Allow me to return the favour..."

    "Allow me to return the favour..."

Raven swings his front arm upwards. If it connects, he licks the needles on his rear hand, then kicks his opponent away.

The attack can be extended depending on the amount of Excitement Raven has - no Excitement just goes straight to the kick, any Excitement stored will have him repeatedly jab his opponent with the needles on his fingers - to a maximum of 52 hits.

The Burst version - requiring both 50% Tension and a full Burst gauge - does more damage.

Sehnsucht (ゼーンズフト, Zēnzuhuto?, lit. Yearning (In German.)) is Raven's first and only Instant Kill, first appearing in Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator- up to Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

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  • "You're curious...I can tell."

    "You're curious...I can tell."

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Raven starts by extending his arm as he would for Heavy Slash Wachen Zweig. If it connects, Raven walks up to his opponent, cloaked in purple flames. Once he gets close enough, he gives a sinister grin to his opponent as he creates a towering pillar of purple energy, turning his opponent - and himself - to ash...only for Raven to reach back out of the ashes, still very much undead.

The following is Raven's action list in Guilty Gear 2 -Overture-.

See also: Valentine & Raven's Tribe
Type Name Effect/Command
Skills Not there Moves you behind an opponent instantly. He'll reappear at the same spot if he doesn't have a target. While unleashing this skill, he's able to release specific attack moves with X.
Fesseln Wimper Sets up a slowfield on the ground. Enemy units that walk in it will suffer multiple negative effects.
Ledig Blick Temporarily reduces the movement speed of your target.
Schwarz Wolken Summons a mobile minion.
Special Traurig Zeiger LS neutral + Y
Schmerz Berg LS ↑ + Y (during lock-on)
Kreisen Weh LS ← or → + Y (during lock-on); (can chain up to 3 times)
Gebrechlich Licht Y in midair
Overdrive Verzweifelt X + A (during max tension)

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

Type Name Command
Normal -- Left + Punch
Down + Kick (air only)
Special Schmerz Berg DownDown RightRight + Punch
Gebrechlich Licht DownDown RightRight + Punch or Kick (air only)
Grausam Impuls DownDown RightRight + Slash (air OK)
Scharf Kugel DownDown RightRight + Heavy Slash (air OK)
Give it to me HERE DownDown LeftLeft + Kick (hold)
Wachen Zweig RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeft + Slash or Heavy Slash
Overdrive Getreuer DownDown LeftLeftDownDown LeftLeft + Heavy Slash or Dust
Verzweifelt RightDown RightDownDown LeftLeftRight + Slash (air OK)
Instant Kill Sehnsucht Enter Instant Kill Mode → DownDown RightRightDownDown RightRight + Heavy Slash
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