If you kill the Lich while in Rainbow Mode, and you don't have Gunslinger unlocked, you will start as Gunslinger from the beginning to unlock them, but the Rainbow mode will still be active.This is because you obtain these items in the breach, which is chamber 0 in the game code. If The Paradox spawns with the Gunknight Armor, Gunknight Helmet, Gunknight Gauntlet, or Gunknight Greaves, The Paradox will start with two shields instead of one.If the Bullet That Can Kill The Past is acquired through any means, such as cheating, it will still have no effect when the player uses the Gun That Can Kill The Past.If The Paradox respawns with Clone, they will not obtain another item.If doing a quick restart, The Cultist and the Paradox will have identical loadouts.Playing in Co-op will cause The Cultist to have a randomized loadout different to the one The Paradox has.Quick Restarting from the menu will start the new run as the player's selected default character if they don't have enough.If you are given a cursed gun when selecting the Paradox, the curse animation will play over them while you are still in the Breach.
You can check what guns they have in the Breach, but the item will not appear until the run starts.
The items the Paradox has are chosen when you select the character. If the Paradox has low health during the Resourceful Rat's third phase, their avatar will constantly "glitch" between all other Gungeoneer's avatars and a blue screen of death. The Paradox uses the sprite of all other Gungeoneers with the same shadowy filter when fighting the Resourceful Rat. Clown Mask), that appearance will be added to the pool of outfits they can change into. If The Paradox picks up an item that changes their appearance (e.g. Sliding over a table does not change the appearance of The Paradox. While forcing the game to select Paradox as a character through modded clients, the name Eevee itself is used in place of Paradox, which supports this theory. It is likely that the unused character Eevee was made to prototype this behavior. The Paradox's appearance changes to a random Gungeoneer and outfit every time they dodge-roll, flip a table, or roll a barrel. The Paradox is necessary to unlock The Gunslinger. In versions prior to v2.1.5, The Paradox can start with the Bullet That Can Kill The Past. In versions prior to v2.1.6, The Paradox can start with the Old Crest. Enter the gungeon console a farewell to arms skin#
It is also possible to get a weapon skin that has not been unlocked yet.The Paradox can start with a starting weapon from a Gungeoneer that has not been unlocked yet, such as Robot's Right Hand.The Paradox cannot take the Bullet That Can Kill The Past.The credits will show as if using the Gun That Can Kill The Past without the Bullet That Can Kill The Past.
However, if Bullet Hell has not been unlocked, then the Paradox is forced to end the run with the Gun That Can Kill The Past, as the Lich will not pull the Paradox into Bullet Hell. Once the Gunslinger is unlocked, the entrance to Bullet Hell is open as normal and the Gun That Can Kill The Past is accessible. 
Although the entrance to Bullet Hell will be closed, the Lich will always grab the Paradox as they walk past and bring them to the next chamber unless Bullet Hell has not been unlocked by killing the past of the main 4 Gungeoneers.
Until the Gunslinger is unlocked, it is impossible to reach the Gun That Can Kill The Past with the Paradox. Dying and respawning with a Clone will also retain the effect. Saving and quitting the game will no longer remove the effect as it did previously. Multiple cosmic rifts can appear in one run, and they can also appear during a Rainbow Run. Killing the character's past or the Lich with the effect active will unlock The Paradox. In the Gungeon Proper, Black Powder Mine and the Hollow, there is a 20% chance that a cosmic rift will appear in a random room, which the player can walk into and interact with to receive a paradox effect. The method to unlock the Paradox can only be accessed after killing at least one Past.
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