The Next DLC Character for Guilty Gear: Strive Is Sin Kiske

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Arc System Works have announced that Sin Kiske will be the next character to be released for Season Pass 2 and will launch on November 24. 

Have a look at Sin Kiske in action, who is also called the ever-growing wild boy and is the son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy that wields a war flag. 

Sin is the second character in Guilty Gear: Strive second Season Pass. The first character added to the game through this pass was Bridget back in August. With Sin now revealed, there are two more characters left in the second Season Pass still unknown to the public. 


Guilty Gear: Strive is available now for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC through Steam. An Xbox Series and Xbox One version of the game is planned sometime in spring 2023.

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