Guilty Gear: Strive ‘Anji Mito’ Trailer

Arc System Works has released a new trailer for Guilty equipment: strive, featuring a first look at previously teased playable character Anji Mito.

Here’s a look at the character, via Arc System Works:

Anji mito (voiced by Nobutoshi Canna)

An elegant martial artist who dodges everything with his dance.

• Size: 183 cm
• Weight: 71 kg
• Blood group: B
• Date of Birth: January 1st
• Place of birth: Japan
• Hobby: Investigation of “This Man”, vigorous sports, travel
• Values: Faith, freedom
• Do not like: Amanojaku, fallacious arguments

He is one of the few surviving Japanese. He can be hot-blooded, acting on his intuition rather than his sanity.

It’s easy to recognize his actions as straightforward and without foresight, but he’s not optimistic – he’s just not very careful.

While he doesn’t go out of his way to preach his sense of justice to others, he openly shows his distaste for anything he considers distorted or unjust.

It can sometimes seem like he is laughing at others, but he thinks it amicably.

A new trailer confirming the 15th and final playable character on the initial roster will air in February 2021.

Guilty equipment: strive is slated for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam on April 9, 2021. The Deluxe and Ultimate editions will launch for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 three days in advance on April 6.

Watch the trailer below. View a new set of screenshots in the gallery.

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