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I don't think he dislikes it as much as it makes him uncomfortable. And I think it's mostly do to Ky not Dizzy herself.

I remember back in GGX2 when I thought I-no was evil as fuck. I'm not sure if that game was reconned or something, but yeah I thought she was a crazy psycho with all her shenanigans. Sending Sol back in time and having him kill his passed self was hardcore shit. Until Sol ruined that plan by not giving a fuck. If I recall she tried to murder pretty much anyone in her way, and with a devilish delight about it too. Sign/Rev however showed us that I-no was just a big softie on the inside. Now I like character development as much as the next person, but the old GG games had a darker tone that the current Xrd series doesn't. Which is fine, I'm not complaining about it, it's all good for me. I love GG no matter what form it takes.

As far as I know there was supposed to be 3. So after story part C still remains. However I don't even remember where I heard this so I could be wrong.

Well damn...it's unfortunate but I have similar sentiments about the direction Guilty Gear is headed story wise.

Having seen Part B

I wonder where Sol is even staying and where exactly is Aria for that matter. Kind of shitty of Ky for not letting Sol stay in his freaking mansion, the jerk So is Ky going to train Sol now? Like wtf I did not see that coming lol.

Sorry I didn't play Accent Core, what is Dizzy's true past?

You know I found it weird that Jack-O pretty much knows who Dizzy's mom is, technically she is, but never once interacted with her during the story. But I guess that revelation did come really late in the game and too much other stuff was going on, still it would of seemed like common sense to add a scene between them. And Sol seemed pretty adamant for everyone to stfu about it lol, so I wonder if he will even bring it up.

Just a thought but Ragna erased everyone's memories of himself in the BB world, but Naoto isn't from that world/timeline. So theoretically, does Naoto still remember who Ragna is? I'm working under the assumption he was sent back to his own world/time at the end.

I actually agree with this, she looked lost and hopeless. Not the way I want to remember her last scene. I kind of wish she had interacted a bit with Lambda and Noel in the prologue to give me a sense on how she behaves around them. I get the feeling she is non too happy to have been rescued by them.

If Jin's body goes poof like Celica's like Volt says then that makes more sense. I find it hard to believe that Jin can't even throw a punch or a kick considering he looked no worse for ware during the epilogue. I thought maybe his ability to wield Yukianasa's power or perhaps having his drive completely disappear was what made him unable to fight in that sense. In other words he was no longer all powerful but just another regular NOL scrub.

I feel like this is what happens when you add side characters so late in the game and expect to flesh out a decent character arc for them. Especially if you have to spend most of the time on the main story since this IS the big game to reveal everything, and that stuff takes the most time. A shame because though I'm not really a fan of Hibiki his arcade story was actually pretty interesting.

@relic.nt What do you mean exactly when you say Ragna was Saya's dream? Is it because Ragna keeps meeting his demise because of the black beast within him the reason why Saya keeps resetting the world? Or is there another reason? So as long as he exists he will always be caught in that loop and Saya will always keep resetting? Is that it? Sorry haven't played the game so I'm trying to make heads and tails out of this.

I got a theory about the sword being missing at the end. If we in fact believe that Ragna is now the person inside the Amaterasu unit, so effectively he can pretty much do whatever he wants within the world. This is what I understand the power of the Amaterasu unit to be, I could be wrong so please feel free to correct me. I feel like he knew Rachel was going to live out her life trying to find him, because he can basically see everything now. And he probably observed that little exchange between Tsubaki and Rachel. Now given that Ragna's sword caused some type of memory/emotional awakening in Rachel, Ragna felt that if he erased the sword from the world Rachel would fully forget him and move on with her life. That's kind of my take on the whole sword disappearing at the end. Mori did say this is the end of Ragna's story. In order for it to be the end everyone needs to forget and move on. I feel Ragna was doing this one last act to save Rachel from that life of hell. Still I know I'm probably wrong, Rachel seemed determined and that gives me hope. I also think maybe he did pop back into the world to grab his sword since it had one of Rachel's bows on it. He probably wanted it just for that

Well the best part about that is the ending is left with an indication that Rachel has not given up on finding Ragna. She may not remember him but she definitely knows of his existence. Which is odd because I thought everyone was supposed to forget him completely, but Rachel still knows/feels him. And yes to me the fact that no one remembers him is the absolute worst part about the ending. Personally for me, it kind of makes me feel like what was the point of the games? If Ragna was just gonna disappear at the end and no one was going to give a shit about him sacrificing his being so that everyone could get their happy endings then fuck. Yes I know Jin and Noel hugged and cried for him but they still forgot him at the end. Poor guy, at least we know the truth Rags, we know the truth

That one sounds glorious, the brotherly paradise gags where always one of my favorites.

Can someone just clarify for me if the grave at the end with the red ribbon is supposed to be for Ragna or Celica? Also, just touching upon the 100 year sleep thing with Rachel. Ragna's sword did look pretty damn beat up, like a century of no maintenance type of thing.

What I don't understand is how many Saya's are there? Before Ragna heads off to the gate he fights Noel and Jin. Noel calls him Ni-sama and she calls Jin Jin-ni-sama. But Ragna refers to her as Noel. Don't have proper context as to why they fought, but after he got through with both of them they all had a big old hug and cry fest. After the fight, he heads off to the Amaterasu unit and speaks with Saya. Again, This time he properly refers to her as Saya, not Noel. So I'm a little confused, is Saya more than one person all sharing the same life?

I've been thinking about the whole Ragna wiping himself out of existance thing, didn't he basically do the same thing Es did in Xblaze? Shouldn't it stand to reason that he's still alive like when Es became Nobody?

So does that mean Noel no longer has a life link with Hazama or was it Terumi? Can a life link even be broken?

Google translate says you are correct lol

I'm curious if anything is mentioned about what became of the Xblaze cast since Es is a prominent character in CF.

I thought Rachel remembered who Ragna was, I guess she wasn't immune either then?

I kind of hate myself for watching the ending cutscene but it doesn't take away from me enjoying the game. And again, Rachel with her tears coming out in front of Ragna's sword and grave just got me. Tying one of her black rabbit bows on the hilt of the sword. How the hell can a fighting game make me have so many feelings?!

@Luminos564 She's a tsundere, that's kind of what they do. But she realized that this was the very last time she was going to see him so she embraced her feelings. And whether you agree or not, she has always looked out for him in her own way and Ragna also knew this.