Spear Point Centripetal Dance, also named Souten Enshin Ranbu, is one of Faust's Special Attacks, first appearing in the original Guilty Gear and got discontinued in Guilty Gear -Strive-.
Overview[]
Faust jabs the bladed end of his scalpel into the floor, bouncing back-and-forth like a spring. On contact, the opponent bounces off the wall.
While atop his giant scalpel, Faust can move back and forth using 
and 
respectively - attacking the opponent in the process; he can also do a short hop with 
, use Doctor-Copter with 
(only in Xrd series) and drop back down with 
.
Additionally, Faust gains access to the following attacks:
| Attack | Input | Description |
|---|---|---|
 Just A Taste! (味見ッ！, Ajime~!?) |
 during Spear Point Centripetal Dance
|
Faust rapidly sticks his tongue out like a frog, striking the opponent overhead. |
 Growing Flower (ぐろーいんぐふらわー, Gurōingufurawā?) |
 during Spear Point Centripetal Dance
|
Faust makes a little flower with orange petals grow atop his head, giving various expressions. Holding the button increases the size of said flower. |
 See? I'm a Flower! (華だろ？俺、華だろ？, Hana daro? Ore, hana daro??, lit. A flower? I'm a flower?) |
 during Spear Point Centripetal Dance
|
Faust makes a little flower with orange petals grow in front of him on the floor, giving various expressions. Holding the button increases the size of said flower. |
 during Spear Point Centripetal Dance
|
Faust spins his entire body around while facing forward, travelling diagonally upwards.
This can also be used as a standalone Special Attack. | |
 during Spear Point Centripetal Dance
|
Faust throws a random object up in the air.
This can also be used as a standalone Special Attack. |
Details[]
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Trivia[]
- Going My Way's namesake comes from the 1944 American musical comedy-drama.