Elphelt

1. #1Special Attack | Berry Pine

   Keys: Berry Pine, Pineberry, Grenade, High Toss, Low Toss

   Elphelt takes out a strawberry-shaped grenade and pulls out the pin. From there, she can throw it in one of 2 ways: → High Toss/Overhand Throw - Elphelt throws the grenade in a high arc. This can also be done in the air. → Low Toss/Underhand Throw - Elphelt bowls the Berry Pine across the floor, making it bounce . This can only be done on the ground. While it's still airborne, the Berry Pine can hit the opponent once before it explodes, which in turn takes 3 seconds to detonate upon pulling the pin; when it does and if the opponent is within its blast radius, they will get launched. It is one of Elphelt's most important specials and the core of her okizeme game. Berry Pine is so useful that it should be tossed nearly every time she gets a knockdown, as the toss will always hit the opponent on the first frame after they get up. Not only is it great for okizeme, but it also is an important part of her unblockable setups. In neutral, it becomes one of her best tools for space control and is extremely strong when tossed with a YRC (Yellow Roman Cancel) in most matchups. The toss will clash with any projectile it will meet but the explosion will still happen, allowing her to toss the grenade into close-range projectile attempts and have the explosion counter hit the opponent, granting Elphelt a combo in most instances. Neither the toss nor the explosion prorate, allowing both to lead to solid damage. Finally, Berry Pine stops momentum which can bait anti airs, be useful in combos, or enable safejumps. A midair toss will also alter Elphelt's aerial momentum when done during an airdash, causing her to rocket towards the ground while letting go of it and allowing for continued pressure.

2. #2Special Attack | Bridal Express

   Keys: Bridal Express

   Elphelt rides on a jet in the shape of a bouquet of flowers. On the ground, she moves straight forward a good distance, holding onto her cap while she travels. If she connects, it blows the opponent away and forces knockdown. Useful for corner carry.

   In blockstrings, it can be a frightening way to reset pressure if used as far as possible and can frame trap at spacings where it is also plus on block. Spaced correctly, it is an effective way for Elphelt to deal with opponents who use Faultless Defense early in her pressure. It is not foolproof however, because it's dangerous on whiff and a savvy opponent opponent will try to FD the last few normals of a blockstring, resulting in Elphelt landing in front of them without connecting, ready to be punished. The opponent could also opt to instant block it which nearly always allows for a throw punish.

   In the air, she bombs diagonally downward while clinging onto the jet for dear life. If she connects, it causes a hard knockdown. Its startup is slow but also hard to punish if the opponent isn't ready; since it stalls her air momentum for a bit before actually descending, it can be used to bait anti air moves accordingly. Hitting the opponent as low as possible will grant decent plus frames, but this is usually not practical. Try to be unpredictable with the air version, as it can be easily beaten by airthrows, DPs, or 6Ps if the opponent is ready for it.

   NOTE: While it is be punishable when done point blank, it's plus when blocked in the move's later active frames and/or at the very tip of the bouquet.

3. #3Special Attack | Miss Confire: ROLL

   Keys: Miss Confille: ROLL

   Elphelt quickly rolls backwards and pulls out Miss Confille.

4. #4Special Attack | Miss Charlotte

   Keys: Miss Charlotte
5. #5Special Attack | Miss Charlotte (Out of Repair)

   Keys: Miss Charlotte (Out of Repair), Out of Repair
6. #6Special Attack | Bomb-Bomb Chocolat

   Keys: Bomb-Bomb Chocolat
7. #7Special Attack | Chain Lollipop

   Keys: Chain Lollipop

   Elphelt can enter a rekka state known as "Chain Lollipop". "Here I Go!" starts the Chain Lollipop sequence, and can be repeated without limit by pressing S afterwards. Using Here I Go! resets the chain, allowing 2 other inputs to be used afterwards before the sequence ends, unless S is pressed again to reset. "Up High!" is a multi-hitting overhead attack initiated by pressing P during Chain Lollipop. Pressing another button other than S afterwards will end the sequence. "Down Low!" is the low-hitting K counterpart to Up High!, using both in Chain Lollipop sequences is key to overwhelming the opponent. Again, pressing another button other than S afterwards will end the sequence. "Nailed It!" can be used at any time with H during Chain Lollipop and will always end the sequence. It's the go-to finisher, leaving Elphelt with the advantage after she's successfully mixed an opponent with Up High! or Down Low!.

8. #8C.L. Rekka Option-A | Here I Go!

   Keys: Here I Go!

   Begin or reset Chain Lollipop, for a powerful mix-up layered offense.

   Once it begins, Elphelt can use her follow-ups for strong High and Low mixups, or go into a Tick Throw using the low recovery. While none of these options are particularly good damage, it can be very hard to escape the pressure once it begins, and generates a lot of Tension in the process. The attack is slightly slow, making it always possible to interrupt with a 6P unless cancelled into from 5H or 6H. The mere threat of this makes it very important to play around opponents predicting with 6P.

   It can also be used during Chain Lollipop to reset the pressure. This is especially good midscreen after hitting the mixup, instead of Nailed It! (H). This lets you prolong the offense for even more value, without resetting to neutral. Using it after a Chain Lollipop attack is blocked will risk a 6F gap that can be hit by a 5P/2P, for a potentially devastating counter-attack.

   May cancel into any other Chain Lollipop attack, including itself, giving a 6 frame gap.
   Can be cancelled on whiff, 6 frames later than if the attack connects.
   Can be kara cancelled into Overdrives by inputting alongside any follow-up.
   

9. #9C.L. Rekka Option-B | Up High!

   Keys: Up High!

   Overhead mixup and frametrap tool during Chain Lollipop.

   If the opponent crouch blocked, the first hit will whiff, making it effectively 2F slower and creating a slight gap. This can be useful as it automatically frametraps opponents predicting a reset with Here I Go! or trying to punish it on block with Throw. However, this opens up problems as it can be reliably hit by reversals or fuzzy blocked. Alternatively, if the opponent stand blocked, the first hit will connect, allowing it to line up perfectly with Down Low! for a true unfuzziable mixup.

   When hitting only Chain Lollipop midscreen, it is often best confirmed into an Up High! Finisher for its short-launching knockdown to keep basic okizeme, usually with time to use 2K or 2D, at the cost of damage and corner carry. On block it is extremely risky to go for another mixup unless you can Roman Cancel where it becomes a very powerful asset.

   Standard version may cancel into any other Chain Lollipop attack, including the 'Finisher' version of itself.
   Can be cancelled on whiff, 4 frames later than if the attack connects.
   Finisher version launches the opponent on the final hit.
   

10. #10C.L. Rekka Option-C | Down Low!

    Keys: Down Low!

    Low mixup and combo tool during Chain Lollipop.

    Mostly identical to its sibling Up High!, with minor differences. The attack is gapless on crouching opponents. This makes it worth delaying the attack to match the timing of the overhead or create frametraps. However, be wary being punished by Throws and invulnerable reversals. Similar to "Up High!", the Finisher on block is extremely risky, but is hugely powerful when combined with Roman Cancel to combo on hit and reset on block.

    By comparison, it is usually slightly better to use Down Low! during longer combos as it is not as affected by unfavourable damage rounding down and launches slightly higher to hit Nailed It!

    Standard version may cancel into any other Chain Lollipop attack, including the 'Finisher' version of itself.
    Can be cancelled on whiff, 4 frames later than if the attack connects.
    The Finisher version launches the opponent.
    

11. #11C.L. Rekka Option-D | Nailed It!

    Keys: Nailed It!

    Pressure ender and corner knockdown confirm during Chain Lollipop.

    The Finisher versions of Up High! and Down Low! are extremely unsafe, making it almost always better to confirm into Nailed It! unless you have 50% Tension for a Roman Cancel to safely enforce a mixup. With huge pushback, it easily spaces out to avoid being punished or put into pressure. It is not flawless, however, as when Instant Blocked it can be Throw punished. In addition it quickly whiffs on 6P attacks, making it less reliable when used with large delays.

    If confirming in the corner, it is always best to use Nailed It!, as it gives by far the highest damage, and the best knockdown. Depending on matchup, it can often provide time to set up Bomb-Bomb Chocolat, or run in for a meaty c.S. Midscreen, however, it launches the opponent too far to do anything.

12. #12Stance | Miss Confire
13. #13Stance | Miss Travailler
14. #14Force Break | Berrypine Express

    Keys: Berrypine Express

    Elphelt swiftly tosses a grenade directly in front of her and detonates it with a shot of Miss Traveller while tumbling backwards. Elphelt can then exit the roll into Shotgun Stance or instead return to neutral stance. May be performed from Shotgun Stance.

15. #15Force Break | Miss Travailler: MAX

    Keys: Miss Travailler: MAX

    Elphelt pulls out her shotgun and blasts the opponent with a fast fully charged shot! May be performed from Shotgun Stance.

16. #16Force Break | Tears Don't Fall

    Keys: Tears Don't Fall

    Elphelt unloads her pistol, briefly suspending herself in the air while she fires three shots, knocking down the opponent from any height.

17. #17Overdrive | Judge Better Half

    Keys: Judge Better Half

    Judge Better Half is one of Elphelt Valentine's Overdrive Attacks, first appearing in Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign-.

    Elphelt turns her bouquet of flowers into a sword, then does a rising strike. If used up-close, a 4-tiered wedding cake lifts the opponent up high, then Elphelt chases them while cutting the cake while rising slashing her opponent at the top.

    If the first hit of Judge Better Half connects at long-range or if the opponent is in the air, it instead becomes a 5-hit anti-air attack.

18. #18Overdrive | Genoise

    Keys: Genoise, Genoverse, Bazooka
19. #19Overdrive | Juganto da Parfeo

    Keys: Juganto da Parfeo

    A slow but long-range invulnerable reversal and combo ender. Elphelt creates 7 copies of Miss Charlotte, which angle themselves upwards and fire a shot of pink energy each, which gather close to Elphelt and explode as she screams into her mic. At 13 frames (0.38 sec) of startup, Elphelt's reversal is susceptible to various safe-meaty attacks. On top of it's generally bad vertical range, this is weaker as a wakeup option compared to most invulnerable Overdrives. However, its enormous horizontal range allows it to retaliate even from very far away. In addition, it launches very far, with time to get okizeme, easily shifting the momentum from the corner. It is common to end combos by using Juganto da parfeo to break the wall, getting to reset offense with Positive Bonus. This can even be done during Chain Lollipop if Elphelt times her attack as a Kara Cancel. NOTE: Triggers an instantaneous Wall Break. Results in a Hard Knockdown for +36 frame advantage. NOTE: Uniquely the attack is a projectile, meaning it cannot be interrupted after super-flash or Red Roman Cancelled.

20. #20Overdrive | Bomb-Bombnnière

    Keys: Bomb-Bombnnière

    Elphelt takes out a string of explosive canisters, wraps them around the back of her opponent's neck and pushes them away. 3 seconds later, the explosive detonate, launching the opponent - or causes an Area Shift if used in the corner.

21. #21Instant Kill | Magnum Wedding

    Keys: Magnum Wedding, Instant Kill

    Elphelt Valentine's Instant Kill. Elphelt readies her Ms. Confille, pulls out a bullet from between her breasts, loads it into the rifle and fires it at the opponent. When the opponent is struck, they don't sustain any physical damage, instead it just causes victims to get confused/disoriented and instantly fall in love with Elphelt (signified by their heart eyes) before they fall unconscious, collapsing in a field of flowers.

    The end result of Magnum Wedding is most likely a temporary brainwashing effect at best. Though it may be possible for Elphelt to truly manipulate a person's emotions and make the effects permanent by infusing the rounds with her own blood...

22. #22Darkside | Rain of Judgement

    Keys: Darkside, Rain of Judgement

    [WIP]

23. #23Powers and Stats | Tiering

    Keys: Tier, Tiering, Power Level

    Tier: Possibly 5-A, Low 1-C via Absolute World

24. #24Powers and Stats | Powers & Abilities

    Keys: Powers, Abilities

    Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Skilled gunslinger, Skilled swordsman, Can detect anyone with Gear cells, Self-Destruction (Valentines usually can self-destruct), Creation (Able to create wedding cakes out of nowhere), Empathic Manipulation (Able to make someone fall in love with her), Self-Sustenance (Type 1), Danmaku, Magic as Information Manipulation, Energy Projection, Summoning (Able to summon swords, guns, and grenades), Plant Manipulation (Can change the size of her bouquet and move it around at will), Explosion Manipulation with her grenades, Energy Manipulation with Miss Travailler's fire, Forcefield Creation (Able to create Felion, an absolute defense which not even Sol can break), Fusionism (Can fuse with Justice), Power Nullification (Normal magic will be nullified by people who can use magic beyond twelve steps), Flight (Shown to be able to fly when she rescued Sol), Regeneration (Low-Mid), Longevity (Gears and Valentines are able to live longer than humans), Accelerated Development (Capable of quickly absorbing information), Formerly Incorporeality (Formerly nothing more than a set of data), Resistance to Extreme Cold, Cosmic Radiations, Information Manipulation and Transmutation (Resists having her information rewritten), Empathic Manipulation (Capable of determining her own emotion and resisting external tampering), Power Nullification (Able to damage people with magic beyond the Twelve Steps without being nullified), Sleep Manipulation (Wasn't put into a coma during the time of Justice's inactivity), Extrasensory Perception (Zato couldn't "see" her with his senses), Diseases (Gear cells are able to cure diseases), Material, Mental and Spiritual attacks (Actively resides in the Backyard, which constantly assaults one's body, mind and soul)

25. #25Powers and Stats | Statistics

    Keys: Stats, Statistics, Attack Potency, Range, Lifting Strength, Striking Strength, Durability, Stamina, Range, Intelligence

    Attack Potency: Possibly Large Planet level (Was designed to keep an eye on Sol and defeat him if he "awakened", though she was defeated by him with one hit. Defeated Leo, who was impressed by her fighting skills. Should be somewhat comparable to Ramlethal as a fellow Valentine, as well as being able to shut down her powers), Low Complex Multiverse level via Absolute World (When combined with Justice she acts as a catalyst to start Absolute World, which will erase everything in the universe by merging Backyard, a higher-dimension, and the world, destroying even the universe's space itself, this also includes the Underworld Hill, a pseudo-living space formed in the Backyard that is beyond space-time as a whole). Able to ignore conventional durability by making her opponent fall in love with her.

    Speed: At least Relativistic+, likely higher (stomped Leo)

    Lifting Strength: Class P

    Striking Strength: Possibly Large Planet level

    Durability: Possibly Large Planet level, higher with Absolute Barrier: Felion (Even Sol going all-out can't break it and needed help from That Man to do so)

    Stamina: Extremely high

    Range: Standard Melee Range, at least Hundreds of Meters with her firearms, Thousands of Kilometers with attacks.

    Standard Equipment: Her firearms (Pistol, rifle, shotgun, bazooka, grenades, champagne), a sword and a bouquet.

    Intelligence: Skilled fighter, but her emotions often turn her into a scatterbrain.

    Weaknesses: Elphelt is easily distracted by the prospect of marriage, and her emotions tend to get the better of her, although by Revelator she seems to have mastered herself somewhat.

26. #26Tier 11: Infinitesimalselective

    Keys: Tier 11: Infinitesimal

    No joule value available. This tier pertains to characters or objects that can create/destroy or affect the whole structure of a lower-dimensional universe, or lower layers/levels of reality. Please note that existing as a drawing or being made of data/information is not to be ranked at this tier, as such beings are still 3-dimensional, but on an incredibly small scale.

27. #2711-Cselective

    Keys: 11-C, Low Hypoverse level

    Characters or objects that demonstrate power equivalent to destroying/creating a 0-D level construct of any size, or three levels of infinity/degrees of reality/fiction transcendence or similar beneath a 3-D reality. This tier also includes characters who are vastly below this level, and all characters beneath this tier’s requirements in any significant way will still be at this tier.

28. #2811-Bselective

    Keys: 11-B, Hypoverse level

    Characters or objects that demonstrate power equivalent to destroying/creating an existentially inferior 1-D level construct of any size, or two levels of infinity/degrees of reality/fiction transcendence or similar beneath a 3-D reality.

29. #2911-Aselective

    Keys: 11-A, High Hypoverse level

    Characters or objects that demonstrate power equivalent to destroying/creating existentially inferior 2-D level constructs of any size, or 1 level of infinity/degree of reality/fiction transcendence or similar beneath a 3-D reality.

30. #3010-Cselective

    Keys: Below Average Human level, 10-C

    Characters or objects capable of exerting force comparable to humans who are below the average norm in terms of strength, such as small children or infirm people, as well as smaller animals such as cats and dogs.

31. #3110-Bselective

    Keys: Human level, 10-B

    Characters or objects capable of exerting force comparable to that of regular humans, such as teenagers or unathletic adults.

32. #3210-Aselective

    Keys: Athlete level, 10-A

    Characters or objects capable of exerting force comparable to that of more athletic humans, such as trained fighters or generally physically fit individuals.

33. #339-Cselective

    Keys: 9-C, Street level

    Characters or objects that stand at the threshold of human strength and capabilities, represented by Olympic level athletes or rigorously trained martial artists, as well as larger animals.

    It is important to note that, despite being named "Street level", this tier has nothing to do with actually affecting an entire street, with the name being more of a reference to street fighters as portrayed in martial arts movies and the like.

34. #349-Bselective

    Keys: Wall level, 9-B

    Characters or objects that can destroy or significantly damage extremely resistant materials such as stone, metal or steel, as well as similarly resistant parts of constructions such as structural boulders and walls.

35. #359-Aselective

    Keys: Small Building level, 9-A

    Characters or objects capable of destroying rooms or entire small constructions such as houses or more modest buildings.

36. #368-Cselective

    Keys: 8-C, Building level

    Characters or objects that can destroy medium-sized buildings and constructions, such as large factories or large complexes such as supermarkets.

37. #37High 8-Cselective

    Keys: Large Building level, High 8-C

    Characters or objects that can destroy large buildings such as skyscrapers.

38. #388-Bselective

    Keys: 8-B, City Block level

    Characters or objects that can destroy urban city blocks or equivalent areas of space.

39. #398-Aselective

    Keys: 8-A, Multi-City Block level

    Characters or objects that can destroy multiple urban city blocks or equivalent areas of space.

40. #40Low 7-Cselective

    Keys: Small Town level, Low 7-C

    Characters or objects that can destroy a small town or settlement, or those who can easily harm characters with small town level durability.

41. #417-Cselective

    Keys: Town level, 7-C

    Characters or objects that can destroy a town, or those who can easily harm characters with town level durability.

42. #42High 7-Cselective

    Keys: Large Town level, High 7-C

    Characters or objects that can destroy a large town, or those who can easily harm characters with large town level durability.

43. #43Low 7-Bselective

    Keys: Small City level, Low 7-B

    Characters or objects that can destroy a small city, or those who can easily harm characters with small city level durability.

44. #447-Bselective

    Keys: City level, 7-B

    Characters or objects that can destroy a city, or those who can easily harm characters with city level durability.

45. #457-Aselective

    Keys: Mountain level, 7-A

    Characters or objects that can destroy a mountain, or those who can easily harm characters with mountain level durability.

46. #46High 7-Aselective

    Keys: High 7-A, Large Mountain level

    Characters or objects that can destroy a large mountain, or those who can easily harm characters with large mountain level durability.

47. #476-Cselective

    Keys: Island level, 6-C

    Characters or objects that can destroy an island, or those who can easily harm characters with island level durability.

48. #48High 6-Cselective

    Keys: High 6-C, Large Island level

    Characters or objects that can destroy a large island, or those who can easily harm characters with large island level durability.

49. #49Low 6-Bselective

    Keys: Small Country level, Low 6-B

    Characters or objects that can destroy a small country, or those who can easily harm characters with small country level durability.

50. #506-Bselective

    Keys: 6-B, Country level

    Characters or objects that can destroy a country, or those who can easily harm characters with country level durability.

Showing 50 of 258

2 files

• .pngpng_cardspec 2.0original

  1.5 MB800×1136first seen Oct 20, 2026f9f862eed4f6861f

  version main

  Download
• .pngpng_cardspec 2.0rebuilt

  1.2 MB704×1000first seen May 6, 20241542f7012f56b49d

  version main

  Download