History DarthWiki / GUTSTheGalacticCrisis

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Meggon's Extreme attacks are not a punches or kicks at all. Both Extreme buttons make him unleash a stream of flames with his flamethrower. Extreme punch version allows him to run around while spewing fire in front of him while Extreme kick version puts him firmly on the ground but lets him aim his flamethrower. He has a separate "fuel" gauge that gets consumed whenever he uses any flamethrower-based attack. It slowly goes up but can be recharged with a special move ''Refill'' (with its extreme version immediately filling the fuel gauge).

* MakesMeWannaShout: Rhode's ''Echophone Scream'' Guts Blowout makes him screech at his microphone that turns the sound into a G-Particle energy blast. Bonus points for having a LetsGetDangerous close-up before attacking.

* FragileSpeedster: Junior and [=K1R-Unit=].

* StanceSystem: Guygus can change between using his claws or rifle. When he uses his claws most of his attacks are melee-oriented, whereas he is ranged-oriented when using his rifle. One of his Guts Blowout changes when he switches stances, and his Guts Blowout depends on his stance. He still keeps his trap-based special moves and Guts Blowout though.

* ChestBlaster: Jiro's ''G-Particles Dispersion'' move is an energy burst from his chest.

** Josevin's Guts Blowout called ''Thousand Eons of Punishment'' has this. ATT-DRONE does a short moving forward dash. If it connects, the screen darkens and rapid hit flashes are seen and multiple hits are heard, all while Josevin makes a laughter. The screen ends with her making a snide comment. Occasionally she says [[Anime/JojosBizarreAdventure ORA ORA ORA ORA!]]

* NonIndicativeName: Despite the DLC character packs being called "Season 2" and "Season 3" packs respectively, the characters themselves aren't strictly from those season. Granted the majority of the characters are from those seasons.

** Unlike fellow mothama combatants, Leon never floats on the ground even when dashing (in fact, he does a long leap for that). Justified in that he only uses his wings for flying and for [[RazorWing cutting things]].
* RazorWing: Leon's armored wings can act as this, especially seen in some of his special attacks, Guts Blowout and Guts Allout.

* AWrestlerInAllOfUs: Jetter is the only character with grappling-focused moves in the original cast (others only have them as a special move or a Guts Blowout/Allout). The third DLC adds Mary, Angus, and Sheena to alleviate this.

* '''Angus''' - One of Jingo's trusted soldiers, an ''ankyllan'' heavy-arms who can move fast despite his stature.
* '''Sheena''' - One of Jingo's trusted soldiers, a ''kaiserian'' fighter who deals close-quarters combat and various grappling techniques.
* '''Rando''' - One of Jingo's trusted soldiers, a ''pterosaurian'' sniper loaded with trick shots.
* '''Jingo''' - ''Diosaurian'' leader of a rebel group who seek to bring down the Galactic Alliance to usher in a military-dominated state to "prevent further conflict".

* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe

* RollingAttack: Andy has a couple of special moves based on this.

Finally, unlike the traditional "rounded" match, the game instead features a vitality score similar to ''[[{{VideoGame/Darkstalkers}} Darkstalkers 3]]'' and ''VideoGame/KillerInstinct''. Both players start with full health and complete vitality scores. When a player loses all of their health, the announcer says "DOWN!" one of their vitality score is taken away, and the health is refilled. When all vitality scores are taken away, the player is "K.O.!"ed.

In its original release, the game featured 12 characters from the show.

* '''Josevin'' - A ''vespa'' acquaintance of Leon who is of royalty. Uses attack drones merged into a robotic construct called ''Sentinel'' which she invented.

An update and DLC called ''Season 2 Pack''' adds six new characters to the roster, mostly based on the second season of the show.

'''G.U.T.S.: The Galactic Crisis''' is a fighting game based on the ''[[DarthWiki/GUTS]]'' franchise, covering initially the first season (with some references to the second season) before eventually covering the second and third seasons through updates and DLC. The game features a 2D fighting game using 3D graphics, although it uses cel-shading to make it reminiscent of sprite-based fighting games while allowing dynamic shots and flashes 3D games have.

* BlackScreenOfDeath: [=K1R-Unit=]'s Guts Break ''Thousand Fold''. Rather than a full black screen however, stills of [=K1R-Unit=] doing slashes flash out during the black screen. It ends with him catching his sword with his sheath and the enemy falling.

Finally, unlike the traditional "rounded" match, the game instead features a vitality score similar to ''[[{{VideoGame/Darkstalkers}} Darkstalkers 3]]'' and VideoGame/KillerInstinct. Both players start with full health and complete vitality scores. When a player loses all of their health, the announcer says "DOWN!" one of their vitality score is taken away, and the health is refilled. When all vitality scores are taken away, the player is "K.O.!"ed.

* LimitBreak: The Guts Meter. Each time you fill it, a stock is stored, with up to 3 stocks can be stored max. 50% of the meter is used for every Extreme version of special moves. A stock is used with a Guts Attack. All 3 stocks are used when performing a Guts Blowout.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: A special finishing cutscene is played when you end a round with a Guts Blowout.

Finally, unlike the traditional "rounded" match, the game instead features a vitality score similar to ''{{VideoGame/Darkstalkers3}}'' and VideoGame/KillerInstinct. Both players start with full health and complete vitality scores. When a player loses all of their health, the announcer says "DOWN!" one of their vitality score is taken away, and the health is refilled. When all vitality scores are taken away, the player is "K.O.!"ed.

Finally, unlike the traditional "rounded" match, the game instead features a vitality score similar to [[VideoGame/Darkstalkers3]] and [[VideoGame/KillerInstinct]]. Both players start with full health and complete vitality scores. When a player loses all of their health, the announcer says "DOWN!" one of their vitality score is taken away, and the health is refilled. When all vitality scores are taken away, the player is "K.O.!"ed.

The engine utilizes six attack buttons: three for punches and three for kicks. However, rather than the traditional three-tier strength as seen in most fighters, the game uses weak and strong, and the third button for punch and kick is called Extreme strength. Extreme normal attacks tend to be strong, have additional effects like knockback, and can deal chip damage, but at the same time is slow and predictable when used outside of a combo and can be punished. Extreme special attacks uses up a bit of the Guts Meter (the super bar) to perform slightly juiced up versions of the special attack. Other features include the Guts Attack, which are essentially super moves that uses up a stock of Guts Meter, and the more ferocious Guts Blowout, which uses up all three stocks of the Guts Meter to perform a very flash move that ignores damage reduction from combos. Characters can jump high, build strings of combos, cancel attacks, and plenty more.

* {{Shotoclone}}: Surprisingly averted. At most you only get a projectile and an anti-air or a mobile attack for the closest combination.