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Baiken

Baiken (/baɪˈkɛn/ ⓘ; Japanese: 梅喧) is a character in Arc System Works' Guilty Gear fighting game series. Created by Daisuke Ishiwatari and first appearing in the 1998 video game Guilty Gear, Baiken was originally depicted as being male, before being changed to female tomboy to give her more impact as a character. While she was an optional boss in the…

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Created by
Daisuke Ishiwatari
First game
Guilty Gear (1998)
Origin
Japan
Voiced by
Patty Mattson (Strive) · Satomi Koorogi (Guilty Gear) · Miho Sudou (X) · Yonemoto Chizu (XX) · Mayumi Asano (Xrd and Strive)

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Baiken

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples92
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
Components1

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Baiken

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related to Appearances · 32
Baiken → Among, As, Azami, Baiken's, Chaos, Delilah, Gears, Guilty Gear, Guilty Gear Strive, Happy Chaos, Her, However, In English, In Strive, Japanese, Kousou, Losing, Mayumi Asano, Meanwhile, Miho Sudou
related to Promotion and reception · 26
Baiken → Alive, Arc System Works, As, Baiken's, Buy-ken, California, Compass, Dead, Fragile Avatars, Guilty Gear, In, Japanese, Kiyotaka Haimura, Kotaku's Ian Walker, Last Round, Maria, Meanwhile, Momiji, Similarly, Sword Oratoria
related to Conception and design · 17
Baiken → An, As, Blade, Daisuke Ishiwatari, Designed, Edo, First, Gears, Guilty Gear, He, However, Immortal, In, Ishiwatari, Japan, Japanese, While
Voiced by · 5
Baiken → Mayumi Asano (Xrd and Strive), Miho Sudou (X), Patty Mattson (Strive), Satomi Koorogi (Guilty Gear), Yonemoto Chizu (XX)
is a · 3
Baiken → optional boss that is unlocked as a playable character upon defeat, tomboy, woman with long pink hair in a ponytail
Created by · 1
Baiken → Daisuke Ishiwatari
First game · 1
Baiken → Guilty Gear (1998)
Origin · 1
Baiken → Japan

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character guilty gear game series design japanese games right attacks characters fighting kimono ishiwatari first wanted like arc system female

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BaikenCreated byDaisuke Ishiwatari1.00infobox
BaikenFirst gameGuilty Gear (1998)1.00infobox
BaikenOriginJapan1.00infobox
BaikenVoiced byPatty Mattson (Strive)1.00infobox
BaikenVoiced bySatomi Koorogi (Guilty Gear)1.00infobox
BaikenVoiced byMiho Sudou (X)1.00infobox
BaikenVoiced byYonemoto Chizu (XX)1.00infobox
BaikenVoiced byMayumi Asano (Xrd and Strive)1.00infobox
Baikenis awoman with long pink hair in a ponytail0.90text
Baikenis atomboy0.90text
Baikenis aoptional boss that is unlocked as a playable character upon defeat0.90text
mobile game Crusaders Questinstance ofincluding mobile games0.80text

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