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Nagoriyuki is a playable character in the Guilty Gear series who makes his first appearance on Guilty Gear -Strive-. He is described as a noble vampire samurai who wields a bloodsucking blade. Nagoriyuki is a tall, heavily built, dark-skinned man with blue eyes and thick, shoulder-length...
- Nagoriyuki/Quotes
The following is a list of quotes attributed to Nagoriyuki....
- Nagoriyuki/Gallery
The following is a gallery of images of Nagoriyuki.
- Nagoriyuki/Gameplay
The following page is an overview of Nagoriyuki's gameplay...
- Nagoriyuki/Commands
The following is a list of Nagoriyuki's commands throughout...
- Nagoriyuki/Quotes
Guilty Gear is a series of fighting games by Arc System Works, created and designed by artist Daisuke Ishiwatari. The first game was published in 1998, and has spawned several sequels. It has also adapted to other media such as manga and drama CD.
Publishers. Japan & Korea. ARC SYSTEM WORKS. North America. Arc System Works America. EU+EMEA+ANZ+Central and South Asia. BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe. Rest of East Asia + South East Asia.
Black Techology is the term that refers to a set of technology and science that is forbidden in Guilty Gear. In the 21st century, the urgency to preserve the environment became critical, and forced scientists to discover alternate methods of advancement.
El anime, la lucha arcade y el toque maestro de Arc System Works son y serán una combinación demoledora, y Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers cristalizará estas tres pasiones en un mismo proyecto de animación. Uno que, no lo vamos a negar, la saga de combates con estética de manganime y alma de Heavy Metal llevaba pidiendo a gritos desde hace décadas y que llegará a la pequeña pantalla a ...
Black Techology is the term that refers to a set of technology and science that is forbidden in Guilty Gear. In the 21st century, the urgency to preserve the environment became critical and forced scientists to discover alternate methods of technological advancement.
Guilty Gear World entries from across the series' history relating to Black Technology. These include glossaries printed in books as well as the ones included in the games themselves. Some entries were never officially localized and have unofficial translations provided by fans.
