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Yes it is a reference to him being the real one. Asuka R# is the chatty one. HC will ask the fake what his name is.

He took all the damage the ancient took I think

Asuka make hot people land go boom

Asuka is responsible for booming japan

Real

The # variant is a clone.

No, he's hijacking to fight more efficiently, usually opponents can't tell but HC can tell.

Doritos and fritos

Them knowing each other makes it weird since he’s seen that jacket more than a few times

lol so true

@@TyrannicalUserSorry to be the "UM ACTUALLY" guy, but the term you are looking for is asocial. I think antisocial is more akin to a psychopath. Well not exactly a psychopath, but something like it. Someone please help me explain it.

Additional note - as a cerified psychopath, we do not inherently have malintent. We have issues with disinhibition, boldness and meanness, which are the three main categories. They can be very roughly discribed as follows: Disinhibition is basically depression+autism+empathy issues on steroids but without consistency. Boldness is the drive to perform absolutely random shit for no real reason and adrenaline/dopamine feedback from it. Meanness is the most famous category where you actually get kicks from seeing others suffer. However, that usually also requires high disinhibition with destroyed empathetic abilities. Continuing on that, I'm high on disinhibition and boldness. It manifests in a lot of ways, but what it doesn't do is make me malicious or enjoy other's suffering, or at least I'd like to believe so. Rather, it makes me want to ride a moving car's roof and gives me depressive episodes. And issues with communication/reading people's interactions, but that's half autism.@@professorgames3261 And yes, the term would be either asocial or extremely autistic.

​@@commissarmethystthank you for explaining

HC: “Pear”

I think he is saying compile, but I totally heard Happy say pear and Asuka say papaya.

He said "by compiling", it just sounds a lot like Papaya, which, in turn, makes it funnier.

All the sound and lights seemed to be *BAZINGA*

The average Guilty Gear strive fan...

​@@rachetmarvel931 happy chaos has insane gay orgies for fun cope harder

Warcrime Kings :)

nah he made clones to do the bullshit stuff he doesn’t wanna bother with while he’s podcasting he’s the epitome of zero effort all skill

If it has a hole there's a goal

Could it be, “If you find yourself at a dead end and there’s no other options left, doing something the wrong way might do the most good.”? It's been quite a while since I've watched the show so I'm not too sure if it's correct or not, but this is what google gives me.

@@weissschnee3916 fuck yeah that's the one. It's the same piece of advice just phrased differently because of the way the people who say them are different. Both of them open the door for entropy and the chaos it can cause.

​@@leoblogu5193 That's New Getter Robo quote Not exactly like that but still

Yeah, the voices are so muffeled out when there's music playing, so I figured I'd just lower it

Then Chaos comes on

@@UncleMerlin and it would the episode with the most hit

And then eventually Asuka programs a clone to be more charming and charismatic

@@UncleMerlin Chaos takes the show in the other direction too far where Asuka you'd get some interesting conversations sometimes Chaos somehow lights the radio on fire.

It's probably an educational podcast rather than a funny one

This is why you actually learn the lore

"I want to start a radio show" and "I'm leaving to the moon" were both very surreal to hear from the biggest war criminal the world has ever seen, but I'm here for it

What makes Guilty Gear lore so great is that the more you learn about it, the stupider it gets.

That Man had a choice: either stay and face judgement for the numerous war crimes he committed, or go to the moon and start a radio show. Guess which one he picked?

You should really watch both xrd and strives story modes, they're amazing!!!

this is real asuka, uploader said they chose so for the dialogue. In the char select you can press a button to choose between Asuka R Kreutz (Real one) and Asuka R# (The simulacrum), doing so doesnt do much except for change the name and some character interactions. In the story mode, you play as real asuka (forced to), and interact with his created copies

Kinda, you can pick real asuka when you select your character. Asuka # and asuka K. I think chaos is talking to the real one

I believe when you select him, instead of picking colors you press up to change between the real and fake.

@@thedemonsofsodom Bingo

the long name one is the real one the R# is the clone

Wat? Wdym?

Nah. More to Sol's case.

Though idk why asuka is so friendly to him, when chaos is the one that not only made the gears declare war on mankind and cause millions of deaths, but also framed asuka for everything he did wrong after that too.

@deddrz2549 Honestly Guilty Gear lore seems so flip floppy I take everything super surface level. This coming from someone who only really started learning lore during the Xrd days. I know a decent bit but still don't have a great idea of pre Xrd lore. From what I know That Man was hyped up to be this ultimate, vile big bad, and the story just goes SIKE. He good.

​@@deddrz2549Pretty sure it's because Asuka knows that his teacher is practically tainted by all the information overloading him from The Backyard/Universal Will. Chaos also isn't wrong debatably. Life would reach a boring and robotic point if drama, risk, and setback wasn't involved to some capacity, though I don't think genocide/war was the play obviously.

​@@_DeezYeah, it's still a little whiplash if you've been following for a while, but I think the twist fits. Mind you, the origin story for That Man isn't even necessarily evil, but he kept the most important pieces and players (even he apparently dislikes using people) in the dark, making it seem like a betrayal for both his friends and the world with Gears. Unfortunately all his work got twisted in some manner by the governments, Universal Will, or Happy Chaos.

@@_Deez Asuka hasn't been set up as the big villain for a long time now, he even helps out a bunch in Xrd. He's always been a gray kind of figure, it's not really a twist. Leading up to Strive, Ino's pretty much been the main villain for the most part, if you don't count the Universal Will at least. The lore itself is rarely flip floppy tbh, Ky's dragon install was setup like 15 years before we actually got to see it in Strive lol