Sin Kiske
Son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy, knight of Illyria, and royal heir who fights alongside Ramlethal.
Sin Kiske is the son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy, now a knight of Illyria who accompanies Ramlethal on her mission while still retaining his royal status because of his parents’ current reputations. He appears in the "Another Story" scenario of Guilty Gear Strive, where he provides unexpected reinforcement to Baiken, helping her, Ramlethal, and others stop Delilah from endangering herself. His role is tied to the Kiske family's peaceful legacy, as seen in the ceremony where Ky, Dizzy, and Sin greet the people of Illyria after the White House incident.
Lore & Background
Sin Kiske is the son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy, raised by Sol Badguy as a surrogate father figure. In Guilty Gear Strive's "Another Story," Sin is now a knight of Illyria who accompanies Ramlethal on her mission while still retaining his royal status because of his parents’ current reputations. When Baiken gets unexpected reinforcement from Sin, he joins Baiken, Ramlethal, Faust, May, and April in stopping Delilah from endangering herself, as her unstable power would turn her into a suicide bomber. After the White House incident ends, the main Kiske family members—Ky, Dizzy, and Sin—greet the people of Illyria during an official peaceful ceremony.
Reader's Guide
Sin Kiske appears in Guilty Gear Strive's "Another Story" as a supporting character. He is the son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy, now a knight of Illyria who accompanies Ramlethal on her mission while still retaining his royal status because of his parents’ current reputations. He provides unexpected reinforcement to Baiken when Delilah runs away during Chaos' invasion. Together with Baiken, Ramlethal, Faust, May, and April, Sin helps stop Delilah from endangering herself due to her unstable power. After the White House incident, Sin joins his parents Ky and Dizzy in greeting the people of Illyria during an official peaceful ceremony.
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