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Testament es un personaje ficticio en la franquicia Guilty Gear. Apareció por primera vez en el primer juego de la serie, Guilty Gear, como un personaje jefe no jugable, antes de aparecer más tarde en Guilty Gear X y Guilty Gear XX como un personaje jugable. No apareció en ningún otro juego de Guilty Gear hasta Guilty Gear Strive. Originalmente apareció como un personaje masculino andrógino, antes de ser identificado como agénero en Guilty Gear Strive, aunque una entrevista anterior con el creador de la serie Daisuke Ishiwatari señaló que «trascendió la existencia humana» y se volvió agénero al convertirse en un Gear. Originalmente fue interpretado por Takami Akkun en el primer Guilty Gear, antes de ser interpretado por Katsuaki Kobayashi en Guilty Gear X y XX. Para Guilty Gear Strive, fue interpretado por Yū Kobayashi y Kayleigh McKee en japonés e inglés respectivamente, recibiendo este último una recepción positiva por ser una actriz transgénero que interpreta a Testament.
“I tell my kids ... "Tell me when I'm going gaga — but all three of you had better come in, because if it's just one of you, you're out of the will.”
“As lawyers we must construe the will like any other document.”
“No previous will can be treated properly as a precedent for another which is expressed in different language, and no decision on the precise words of a former will can as a general rule be of the least service in guiding the Court as to the construction of other words. Unless you can get a principle from a case which is applicable generally to other cases, the precedent is of little use.”
“Every will stands on its own bottom and is various as anything whatsoever, and therefore it is hard to cite a case that can quadrate. I have mean thoughts of my own opinion. I may say in this case, diffieilius est invenire quam vincere, as Caesar said when he and his army ran about the Alps to find out a way.”
“Technical rules are not to be relied upon in explaining the intention of testators: and yet cases of intention are much embarrassed by authorities.”
“The Court is to pronounce according to the apparent intent of the testator, but that intent must be found in the words of the will, and is not to be collected by conjecture dehors the will.”
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