Gig's a charming misogynistic pseudo-magical murderer that really loves fire. So, what on earth does that sound like? You'll notice his lines lean toward a casual approach to his pure evil rhetoric. He playfully threatens everyone around him in a way that is, somehow, attractive. You may want to try incorporating his original voice which resembled a near-British Mick Jagger, projecting that retro rock n' roll sex appeal. In fact, my countrymen have shown a casual Australian accent works just as well. In short, if you can pronounce the word "innit" you're on the right track.

[Gig's episode slated for season one was released in horrific quality by Cookie Jar/DHX Media. It is currently undergoing restoration but, for now, has not been included in the word count]

His bio is available in the introductory docket and is as follows:

Lock your doors and your goats’ pen because Gig is coming to sacrifice it all. Gig is the other half of Jett’s rock ‘n roll duo and also a violent psychopath. 

He’s the one character that seems to genuinely scare the others with his allusions to murder and mayhem as his examples are simply more realistic than the others. Though, none fear him more than Gig’s own talking guitar, constantly terrified of the world around it.

Gig has the fewest lines in the series which is why his character has been made as impactful as possible to ensure he stays relevant. Luckily, he has his own individual episode in season one to make up for his word count, and one that includes the incredibly rare romantic matching of Gig and Larke, and Gig and Tara, take place within it.

In fact, Gig dates more people than anybody else on the show, despite knowing that he’s pure evil and obsessed with controlling Jett. Somehow, Gig maintains his presence as a Mick-Jagger-like Lothario from the original series, simply because he looks like a “beautiful house-trained Tarzan.”

So, while Gig may not always talk and will only do so when plotting to lock up the entire cast in his basement, at the end of the day, everybody wants to sleep with him. And that’s… something.