Main article: Gunvolt "The Azure Striker"/GalleryĬivilian clothing, featuring Quinn Personality GV's unsealed form resembles a massive blue-scaled dragon with horns similar to his Raiju form, and butterfly wings reminiscent to Lumen's. The form that resembles a puppy with yellow fur and is wrapped in a blue ribbon with a padlock, while referred to as Pupvolt, has been called a "wholly separate character", so it is unclear if it's actually a real form of GV. In his sealed form, Gunvolt resembles a blue raijū, has blonde bangs, his tail is similar to his ponytail in his normal form, and has a white collar.
In Azure Striker Gunvolt 3, Gunvolt has a coat similar to the second game, but with a shade of blue more similar to the first game, a bright blue belt, with the Sumeragi symbol on the back, and gray boots and gloves with blue highlights. His coat is a much darker blue with small black stripes with a white and blue neck brace. In Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 Gunvolt now has a longer ponytail, with purple, pink and blue colors on the end of it.
He also sports black boots with glowing blue highlights.
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In the PC and Switch version, it exposes his abdomen. In the 3DS version, he wears a black shirt. His costume is blue with a few black details. He uses a black gun with white gatling with a blue sphere. In Azure Striker Gunvolt, Gunvolt is a young teenager with somewhat spiky blonde hair and blue eyes. Website Description Azure Striker Gunvolt
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