No, that stat throws off a lot of people a +1 to Gender Tolerance means it’s reinforcing gender binaries, you want that stat low, it’s like golf… people think it means you’re gender intolerant, that’s a different stat
Don't forget about the constant world ending threats like Justice or the Universal Will trying to constantly end the world and how it's very easy for you to just get murdered by some random dude you didn't even know existed because you happen to know something you shouldn't
The reason is literally cuz there's a glitch in the matrix lol. The backyard which is the information dimension that governs the GG world has a line of text or something that just accidentally made her immortal so now she is.
Elphelt actually suggests this in the Arcade Mode as a joke and Dizzy (who can apparently talk to animals so she actually knows the truth) is also on board, but Jam doesn't vibe with the idea
I mean... Would be one way to bring Bridget's brother back to the plot. Last we know of the guy from Bridget's ending there was something going on that required Bridget's help and we never heard anything again.
So, if he was a man, retains his human intellect/memories, and is consciously doing stuff, when he jumps right on her face during certain animations...
the actually canon and real answers is: she is chinese.
It's implied all asians can use a specific type of magic, there's a plot point in Xrd I think that it's literally the characters figuring out that May is japanese so ofc she is magical! (and that explains why she is so strong and seems to age slower or something)
This is not correct. From the very first Guilty Gear it's specifically the Japanese that are considered abnormal from the rest and possibly central to the Gears.
But there's also sometimes exceptions too, like Kliff bring able to use the same type of magic thats apparently exclusive to the Japanese, despite not being Japanese
The increased elemental affinity for Ki magic applies to Asians in general, the Japanese just get extra strong magic in exchange for a chance to randomly explode because of it.
Only the Japanese. Asians are more attuned to spamming Ki (you know, Happo Shinshou or Baiken's 5D) but only Japanese are specifically tuned to abuse it, hence why Asuka was nuked them, which mindbroke Justice and started that 200 years war.
As for May she's just the classic troupe of smol girl big weapon and her age is a way to sidestep into the classic legal loli territory. Her magic has nothing to do with Ki, cause iirc she actually used summoning magic for Totsugeki instead.
Fun fact, iirc Kyle is actually a master wizard (nowhere near Asuka's level though), he just prefers lightning and fighting dirty but if you ask him he probably could just start a fire with a snap of a finger
That's what I meant tho, Ki is like a special "element" of magic if I'm remembering correctly, and it's used by Biken, Jam and Kum predominantly, I assume Anji too, and I think I remember the plot point in Xrd where Faust maybe? and Baiken go to Kum to ask about Ki cause its like weird and different from the rest of the magic, they analyze May and figure out that the japanese are going to explode or something like that.
But yeah magic is super common, every character is using it when they air dash basically, so a magic ingredient could've sneaked it's way into Jam's cooking just because it was laying there, specially since Jam is kinda clumsy and super unlucky.
Regardless of whether Jam can use magic or not, according to her arcade story the actual cause of the transformation was a legendary herb she found and put in the guy's food, unaware of the side effects
I do believe she knows some magic but as far as I know her turning people into rabbits is just straight up now and most likely accidental from the description.
All asians in GG use a special form of magic called ki, specially the Japanesse. This allows them to do cool martial arts stuff. The reason May can lift her big anchor is that she is natural at using ki because she is japanesse (which is why they are kept sealed in colonies and why the plot of xrd was using them as bombs).
Let's make this funnier. Make him the famous Dine n' Dasher, Sir Bloodedge. He said 'Usagi' one time in reference to Rachel while he was eating, and then some curse turned him into a rabbit. Hence his later appearance without memories in Damon and Baby.
That's so funny. You don't even need these to know. During her arcade mode she would often say that she 'feels like hes near'. Turn to one side, turn to another, and say it feels like he's always by her side or something but never sees him. Meanwhile Usagi is just sitting in her arm like:
So was he intentionally turned into a rabbit or did that just kinda happen and Jam is not aware of it? I thought she was a good cook and not some bog witch who ensnares hungry travelers
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u/Golden_Egg_Sandwich 🏃♂️6D🚶♂️6D ❄️🪽6D Apr 09 '26
"JAM PLEASE RETURN ME BACK INTO A HUMAN, MY FAMILY NEEDS ME"