Ikuko Hachijo/Featherine: It's never explicitly said that Ikuko is Featherine.This is depiction is further demonstrated in Umineko Golden Fantasia. Episode 8's tea party segment seems to suggest that while Bern is indeed a sociopath with natural inclinations towards sadistic cruelty and making people miserable regardless of the Freudian Excuse she has for getting to be that way, she can also dial that cruelty back in her off time and only goes fully completely monstrous when it's her turn to be the Punch-Clock Villain in any of her and Lambda's little games.Bernkastel: a vile, disgusting, monstrous witch who toys with humans for her own amusement, or a tragic Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds who had to go through thousands of years of Break the Cutie horror and now can only torment others in order to dull the pain?.When Ange, then a complete stranger, appeared at the Golden Reception, Beato and Virgilia had no reason to start dribbling their Villain Ball in front of him - except to rub the point in. With the 'Wind', she wore down his refusal to suspect the people close to him, but with the 'Sun' she got him to trust and sympathize with her. Could also be a Trickster Mentor, as the 'Wind and the Sun' strategy of EP3 seems to be an attempt to show Battler that he's way too trusting.This is what happens when a Tsundere goes too far.Beatrice: a heartless and sadistic murderer, or the savior of the Ushiromiya family's dignity, allowing their memory to be unsullied by the crimes committed in their two days on Rokkenjima by taking them all upon herself? Might be easier to figure out if she weren't voluntarily tripping through the FaceHeel Revolving Door at every turn.

Battler: Is his eventual Laser-Guided Amnesia a result of brain damage, survivor's guilt, the unwillingness to admit his own (albeit limited) responsibility in the Rokkenjima incident, or a combination of all the above?.Adorkable: Like Mion, Jessica goes from tomboyish to a sheepish, stuttering mess when her feelings for Kanon surface.The show had 26 episodes what exactly were they expecting? The original visual novels have since gained more prominence over its anime adaptation, especially since Witch Hunt's English Fan Translation started before the anime aired, and the manga adaptation has attracted more fans since it offers a completed story. note Approximately $80 for a 2 episode disc. Due to abysmally low DVD sales (less than 600 copies), Chiru never got an adaptation as a result, though the price of said DVDs certainly didn't help. But the anime quickly gained a reputation for being a very bad adaptation, having the dubious honor of being voted Worst Anime of 2009 by 2chan. Adaptation Displacement: This happened when the anime first aired, due to the usual situation where anime is widely watched while visual novels are a niche market.

The relationship is even ambiguously canonized by the characters' final profiles released in 2013. Well, some of the crew members jumped ship, but not all, mind you.

Abandon Shipping: The Ange × Amakusa ship was initially fairly popular until it was revealed that Amakusa was the one who mercilessly killed Ange in Episode 4.

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