Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | G2 |
| Occupation/Role | Professional Counter-Strike team |
| Status | Active; developed into a championship-winning roster and 2024 dynasty 245 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 133 133 |
Roster and Staff
| Period | Confirmed personnel | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| IEM Chengdu | Niko, nexa, huNter-, m0NESY, Arrow | Arrow filled in as a substitute while Huxi was absent. 140 141 |
| Post-Chengdu roster | Arrow, Niko, Huxi, Taz | Arrow joined G2, Huxi served as in-game leader, and Taz remained involved as coach. 219 220 |
Competitive Identity
- G2's strength is built around a three-core attack force, with Arrow, Niko, and Kid repeatedly identified as its central firepower. 153
- Arrow's arrival raised both the roster's ceiling and its consistency: as an aggressive freelancer, he could secure kills or gather vital information even when dying on the front line. 220
- With Arrow absorbing more frontline responsibility, Huxi could concentrate on shot-calling, crossfires, and supporting teammates. 220
- The team expanded its primary map pool to Nuclear Crisis, Inferno, Anubis, Ancient Ruins, and Mirage. 218
- G2's form-dependent, gunfight-heavy style could previously swing sharply between dominant and disorganized performances; the addition of Arrow gave the lineup a more stable floor. 195 220
Story Role / Major Arcs
Copenhagen Major
G2 entered the Legends Stage as a formidable opponent for NIP, which had already lost to it twice. NIP regarded G2's sniper CSBOY as particularly difficult to handle, and commentators considered individual performance the key to any NIP upset. 133
IEM Chengdu Substitute Run
Arrow joined G2 as a substitute because of Huxi's absence, arriving with the team in Chengdu to prepare for the tournament. 140 The temporary roster defeated Steel Helmet 13–1 on Ancient, then beat Liquid 2–0 and Mouz 2–0 en route to the later stages. 142 150 155
G2 ultimately won IEM Chengdu. The result became Arrow's first championship and later counted toward the team's eight S-rank titles in 2024. 178 245
Formation of the New Roster
Arrow's official joining created a more complete lineup. In a practice series against Team Vitality, G2 won 30 of 48 rounds, and Huxi judged the new roster's overall results highly positively despite remaining coordination issues. 220
IEM Dallas
G2 defeated Green Dragon 2–0 in the upper bracket, with its new lineup described as having no obvious weakness. 228 It then defeated NAVI 2–0 in the semifinals to reach the IEM Dallas final against Team Vitality. 240 242
IEM Dallas was later recorded among G2's championship victories during its 2024 run. 245
2024 Dynasty
Following Arrow's arrival, G2 won IEM Dallas, the Esports World Cup, IEM Cologne, ESL 20, IEM Rio, BLAST Fall Finals, and BLAST World Finals. Together with IEM Chengdu, these victories gave the team eight S-rank tournament titles in a single year and completed the IEM Grand Slam. 245
Relationships
- Arrow / Su Zhe — Initially joined as an IEM Chengdu substitute; later became a permanent G2 player and aggressive freelancer. 140 219 220
- Niko — Core player who trusted Arrow's calls and defensive judgment during matches; worked closely with him in crucial site takes and clutches. 147 173 226
- Huxi — G2's in-game leader after Arrow joined; Arrow's firepower allowed Huxi to devote more attention to tactical leadership. 219 220
- Taz — Coach who provided tactical guidance, morale support, and player encouragement during offline events. 163 172 220
- NIP — Recurrent early rival; G2 had beaten NIP twice before facing them again in the Copenhagen Major Legends Stage. 133
- Green Dragon — Major rival during IEM Dallas; G2 defeated them 2–0 before later meeting them again in a championship match. 228 245
- NAVI — Longstanding difficult opponent for G2, but G2 broke through to beat NAVI 2–0 in the IEM Dallas semifinals. 236 240
- Team Vitality — Practice opponent before Dallas and G2's IEM Dallas grand-final opponent. 220 242
Notable Quotes
“G2!!!” 245