Her strength and defense are also artificially increased in computer-controlled mode. Guilty Gear X has Dizzy, who has the same attack as Justice.The worst thing about the two is that, if you want to fight and unlock Baiken, you have to fight everyone (including the two aforementioned bosses) as either Sol or Ky without continuing!!! Combine that with the AI being willing to use their Instant Kills on you (which require lightning-fast reflexes to counter and can completely end the fight as opposed to the round), and you have a very tall order on your hands.Followed up by a Gamma Ray, this is a stun loop that can kill you no matter the amount of life you have. Even worse, she can do a dashing version of it, where she will inevitably end up at point-blank, racking up more than 10 hits for a good chunk of your lifebar, instantly dizzying you and filling her Tension Gauge with that single move. Not to mention at some ranges, it can fill up her Tension meter in about a fraction of a second. And you know her Imperial Ray attack, where she fired a red laser which went across the whole screen in a vertical circular motion? The attack that was a super in her later appearances? That beam which covered a lot of ground and ensured you'd have to stop what you were planning to do and block it, especially up close? In Guilty Gear 1, it's a standard special she can spam however much she wants no matter her health or tension level. This attack even does a huge amount of damage if you block it, and she is not above throwing it out after knocking you down, forcing you to block.
She also has an attack called Gamma Ray which racks up an excessive number of hits, and getting hit guaranteed that you would be dizzied and thusly vulnerable to another blow (Or worse, ANOTHER Gamma Ray if her life was low enough, which means 50% of her life). Most of her attacks have long reach, a typical Punch-Slash-Heavy Slash combo could take a large chunk of health off.
Guilty Gear: The Missing Link has Testament and Justice.
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