Yo-Yo Placement

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Overview[]

In its original appearance, Bridget throws her yo-yo out a small distance, leaving it to hover in mid-air and continue to hold the string while it's out. Bridget can control where the yo-yo goes using directional input. The yo-yo at this stage does not damage the projectile, but it can pass through the opponent.

With a yo-yo out on the stage, Bridget gains the following attacks:

Attack	Input	Description
	with a yo-yo set (air OK)	Bridget brings her yo-yo back to her, striking the opponent on the way back. In Guilty Gear -Strive-, the yo-yo is automatically recalled after 2 seconds.
	+ with a yo-yo set (air OK)	Bridget uses the string on the yo-yo to pull herself towards it, tucking into a ball.
	+ / with a yo-yo set (air OK)	Bridget's yo-yo gets replaced by Roger, who punches the air with alternating paws as he returns to Bridget. The version has Roger do 3 strikes on the spot, the last one knocking the opponent back, and causing a wall splat if close to the wall. Only available in the Guilty Gear XX series.
	+ / with a yo-yo set (air OK)	Bridget's yo-yo turns into Roger, who has four curved blades that circle around his middle as he flies back to Bridget. If he doesn't return to Bridget, the attack otherwise lasts for 2 seconds. The version has Roger travel towards his opponent instead of Bridget. Only available in the Guilty Gear XX series.
	+ with a yo-yo set (air OK)	Bridget's yo-yo gets replaced by Roger, having him fly towards his opponent, as if doing a diving body press. Only available in the Guilty Gear XX series.
	+ with a yo-yo set	Bridget's yo-yo expands and travels towards the opponent for a short distance. If it connects, it creates a seal on the opponent for 10 seconds in which time, any of Yo-Yo Placement's special attacks happen from the seal. Only available in the Guilty Gear XX series.
	or + with a yo-yo set	Bridget's yo-yo gets replaced by Roger, who is riding a penny farthing surrounded by a ring of fire, pedalling back towards Bridget. The + version makes Roger quickly pedal back to Bridget, following her if she moves and lasts 2 seconds; the + has Roger pedal slower and deal a total of 6 hits. Only available in the Guilty Gear XX series.

In Guilty Gear -Strive-, Yo-Yo would be repackaged as Stop and Dash (ストップ&ダッシュ, Sutoppu ando Dasshu?), the attack now uses command input;

• has the yo-yo attack the opponent on the way forward, but not on the way back.
• has the yo-yo attack the opponent on the way back, but not on the way towards the opponent.
• The version makes the yo-yo travel in a straight line.
• The version makes the yo-yo travel diagonally upwards on the ground, and diagonally downwards if used in the air.

Details[]

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Gallery[]

Guilty Gear XX series (Rolling Movement)