Inside her remains the portion of Aria's soul that loved Frederick, and related memories at first, not quite able to recall information of him or his name, she was created with a complicated feeling of nostalgia towards Sol. Despite the changes, Jack-O' does not actually become a child on the inside. The way she refers to others changes as well: her child voice using the honorifics ちゃん ( -chan ?) and くん ( -kun ?), while her adult voice drops them almost entirely and uses a more neutral tone. This instability has resulted in the side-effect of a split personality of sorts: That of a cool and collected adult woman, and a child-like one that is playful and cheerful, with her voice changing accordingly.
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Guilty Gear Strive Review - Burning Like A Roman Cancelīecause she was awakened in an incomplete state, before she could download half of her soul from the main body, her memories and personality data are fragmented and unstable. In Strive, Jack-O's design remains mostly the same, with the only differences being that her hair color changing to being predominantly red with white highlights on the underside, her eye color changing from red to green, as well as her halo becoming cracked. At the end of Revelator, her hair becomes fully red.
Both are black in color and give off a light green lantern effect in their skull-themed eyes, nose and mouth. She also wears black and red gloves and matching heels. She also wears a Jack-o'-lantern-esque removable mask and prison weight chained to her left ankle. She wears an ankh pendant, a black belt with a gold skull buckle on her waist, and her arms are decorated with similar belts. Jack-O's main outfit consists of a white skin-tight one piece that loosens up and has slits at her forearms and calves.
Her most prominent trait is the compass-like pale yellow halo hovering above her head. Jack-O' Valentine is a slender young woman with fair skin, red eyes and long white hair with red highlights on the underside that goes past her hips.
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