Behemoth Typhoon

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Behemoth Typhoon
Name
Kanji	ベヒーモスタイフーン?
Romaji	Behīmosu Taifūn
Information
Type	Special Attack
Character	Goldlewis Dickinson
Commands	Any half-circle input + (air OK)
Appearances
Game	Guilty Gear -Strive-

Behemoth Typhoon is one of Goldlewis Dickinson's Special Attacks, appearing in Guilty Gear -Strive-

Overview

Goldlewis swings his coffin onto the opponent. Unlike most Special Attacks, Behemoth Typhoon has 8 individual directional inputs, all of which having different properties:

Animation	Description
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin at his opponent's ankles, launching them slightly.
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin down, acting as a quick overhead and causes a slight ground bounce.
+	Goldlewis swipes his coffin along the ground, flinging the opponent behind him.
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin up high, launching the opponent.
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin up with abandon, bashing the opponent to the back side of the screen, and causes a wall bounce when close to the wall.
+	Goldlewis slams his coffin overhead, causing a ground bounce.
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin low, spinning the opponent backwards.
+	Goldlewis swings his coffin in an overhead arc, launching the opponent on contact.

Details

There is a wide variety of the move depending on which half circle is performed, with the properties of the moves being affected greatly by it. Thus, the player should know which one to use for the different situations they might encounter. Generally, the final direction of the move must be hold down while pressing to be able to perform the move.

Gallery

A breakdown of Behemoth Typhoon's inputs and their properties.

Trivia

• The attack's namsake might be a reference to the Polish metal band, Behemoth.
• The direction that Goldlewis swings the coffin resembles the input that the player would perform for the Behemoth Typhoon variation.
• To date, Behemoth Typhoon has the most amount of alternative inputs in Guilty Gear alone, at a staggering 8 variations.