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Description

Upon being defeated by the Grand Chase, Squire Gaikoz decides to travel together with them training to become an even better samurai.

Squire Gaikoz, just like the other Boss Pets, appear as a tinier, cuter version of their ‘real’ selves. Squire Gaikoz appears with large round eyes and a big flag on his back. He also retains the Japanese samurai look paired with his oddly colored weapon. He does lose something very important, though: his Katana. A double-edged sword replaces his katana as Squire Gaikoz.

Evolution

Squire Gaikoz doesn’t have a Pet egg. Squire Gaikoz also does not have an evolution.

Pet Acquisition

Squire Gaikoz can be crafted with the use of the Squire Gaikoz Creation Manual.

In GCPH, he is known as Little Gaikoz.

Attack: Assault Slash

Squire Gaikoz will change into his attack stance and performs a dashing slash forward, then quickly slashing back and forth in an X and then slamming to the ground.

Tips

In PvP, Squire Gaikoz stuns opponents for a quick moment and launches your opponent up in the air as he slams the ground. The opponent will then be open for an air grab, a juggle, or a skill with a pretty big area of effect. It can trigger counters, and also finish off players in Fatal.

In PvM,the basis of Assault Slash in dungeons is not to kill, but to assist. Because of this, Assault Slash will be used frequently, normally being coupled with a combo. Another tactic is to make the delay before the attack work for you, which is by following it up with a 3-bar skill. Assault Slash is not very effective against big, unlaunchable monsters.

Contributors

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