Assist Character: In Strive her servants gain the ability to attack on command, giving her a versatile set of combo and pressure options.Ascended Extra: The "third associate" of That Man who barely appears in XX becomes one of the major story focuses in Revelator and Strive.She drops the jack-o' lantern mask in the story due to becoming "complete" and not needing the mask anymore, but she continues to use the name to distinguish herself from her past self Aria and she still wears it by default in battle (although you can take it off with a taunt). but also still has some of her more than human abilities like being able to fuse with I-No to control I-No's powers. Ambiguously Human: Come Stive she's said to be human again.Of course, it helped that Sol had already prepared a backup plan that didn't involve sacrificing her, so it's less about her callously throwing the welfare of the world aside and more about not treating herself as a Sacrificial Lamb by default. Always Save the Girl: The climax of Strive reveals that Sol is fine with putting the world further at risk if it means getting to be with her, and involves her breaking out of her mindset of putting aside her personal feelings for the sake of the world by admitting she would do the same if allowed to embrace her own feelings.In point of fact, Jack-O' is much closer to a Reincarnation of Aria who inherited the emotions and feelings that Aria wanted to go on even after her mind irreversibly shattered, with Jack-O' insisting she's fake and artificial due to her own doubts in herself. She further claims that she's unable to feel, despite the obvious signs of her growing emotions and a Tulpa of her old self insisting Jack-O's own life and feelings are entirely real and valid.
In Strive, she claims she's nothing but an artificial personality designed to inhabit the body until Aria's consciousness returns. Action Bomb: Her Countdown special sets her servants on a timer, that ends with them exploding and damaging Jack-O's opponent.Absolute Cleavage: Her one-piece suit is cut pretty deep in the front.Her play style was reworked in Strive to give the focus more to Jack-O' herself rather than her minions, giving her the ability to summon her minions directly to her hands, command them to attack and defend with certain special moves, and even use them as makeshift projectiles.
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Much of Jack-O's gameplay revolves around putting down 'houses' that continually spawn a horde of Servants who automatically upgrade themselves and move toward the opponent to attack them (a la MOBA minions) to start her pressure game and attain match momentum, while using her limited normal and poking Dust attacks to keep locking her foe down. She is an unusual summon-type character, with the developers themselves describing her moveset as "comical". She was included with the release of both the arcade and console versions of -REVELATOR-, and made her return as a playable fighter in Strive's first DLC pass. While the "final bosses" of -REVELATOR- tend to be a bit more varied due to the nature of its Arcade Mode (and lacking any Story Mode fights), Jack-O' is the most common final boss among the character routes and so is the nearest thing the game has to a "final boss". Come Strive, having fulfilled her original purpose, she's now working alongside Sol as a bounty hunter. In -REVELATOR- she finally takes center stage as she tries to put a stop to the nefarious plans of the Greater-Scope Villain of series, the Universal Will, encountering and eventually teaming up with Sol and company along the way.
It is soon revealed that she is in fact the long- unidentified "third associate" of That Man alongside I-No and Raven seen briefly, heavily robed, in certain XX endings. Bio: A mysterious woman with multi-colored red-white hair, a ball and chain in the shape of a jack-o-lantern, a metal jack-o-lantern mask, and a halo of light floating above her head.
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