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	+	Kinzo could have raped male Beatrice as well (if we consider how much he loved her). Also Bern never said that Kinzo raped Lion, only made a mistake, like with his daughter. And rape in this case was more like a result of his mistake.
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	+	Besides in that moment Bernkastel was just teasing Lion. - [[User:Anon33\|Anon33]] 18:01, May 15, 2012 (UTC)

Lion Ushiromiya

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.		* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.
-	* In Ep 7 Bernkastel implies that there may exist a fragment where Lion is accepted as Natsuhi's child and Kinzo rapes Lion which could also imply Lion being a female.
	* Lion's name is actually pronounced "Lee-on" rather than "Lie-on"		* Lion's name is actually pronounced "Lee-on" rather than "Lie-on"

Kinzo Ushiromiya

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	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
-	Kinzo appears as a very old man with a receding hair line with a small beard and mustache. He is seen wearing a white suit with a One-Winged Eagle on his pants and a red undershirt also imprined with the One-Winged Eagle. He also is always seen wearing a long black cape with gold lining with the One-Winged Eagle imprinted near the top.	+	Kinzo appears as a very old man with a receding hair line with a small beard and mustache. He is seen wearing a white suit with a One-Winged Eagle on his pants and a red undershirt also imprined with the One-Winged Eagle. He also is always seen wearing a long black cape with gold lining with the One-Winged Eagle imprinted near the top.

-	When he was younger he still had his white hair and wore a tan shirt and a white undershirt along with a belt and tan pants.	+	When he was younger he still had his white hair and wore a tan shirt and a white undershirt along with a belt and tan pants. It is said that [[Battler Ushiromiya\|Battler]] has a strong resemblance to Kinzo when Kinzo was a young man.

	==Personality==		==Personality==

Beatrice

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Trivia:

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Beatrice's original name is uncertain, given Virgilia's former name was Beatrice as well and the name was passed down to Beatrice along with the title of Endless Witch. When Beatrice was young, Virgilia called her Princess, though it is unconfirmed if that was a title or a nickname. When Beatrice passes her name and titles to [[Eva-Beatrice]], Battler continues to call to her as "Beato", the nickname that both he and [[Maria Ushiromiya\|Maria]] previously refered to her as, when she demands that he give her a new name.		*Beatrice's original name is uncertain, given Virgilia's former name was Beatrice as well and the name was passed down to Beatrice along with the title of Endless Witch. When Beatrice was young, Virgilia called her Princess, though it is unconfirmed if that was a title or a nickname. When Beatrice passes her name and titles to [[Eva-Beatrice]], Battler continues to call to her as "Beato", the nickname that both he and [[Maria Ushiromiya\|Maria]] previously refered to her as, when she demands that he give her a new name.
-	*Nickname "Beato" is actually italian male name and it can be translated as "blessed".	+	*Nickname "Beato" is actually Italian male name and it can be translated as "blessed".
	* Beatrice's name is pronounced the Italian way, as "Be-a-tri-ce" (Be-a-to-ri-che [ベアトリーチェ] in Japanese phonetics) rather than the English way, as "Be-a-triss".		* Beatrice's name is pronounced the Italian way, as "Be-a-tri-ce" (Be-a-to-ri-che [ベアトリーチェ] in Japanese phonetics) rather than the English way, as "Be-a-triss".
-	* Beatrice, out of eight characters, has had two Portraits of her featured in it.	+	* Beatrice, out of eight characters, has had two portraits of her featured in it.

	==Memorable quotes==		==Memorable quotes==

Clair Vaux Bernardus

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	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
-	Claire has the form of Beatrice, thus posessing the same face and expressions as the Golden Witch. However, she has white hair and a white dress to match the image of a ghost haunting the mansion during the night.	+	Claire has the form of Beatrice, thus possessing the same face and expressions as the Golden Witch. However, she has white hair and a white dress to match the image of a ghost haunting the mansion during the night.

	==Name==		==Name==

Lion Ushiromiya

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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-	* Though spelled Lion his/her name is actually pronounced Lee-on.
	* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.		* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.
	* In Ep 7 Bernkastel implies that there may exist a fragment where Lion is accepted as Natsuhi's child and Kinzo rapes Lion which could also imply Lion being a female.		* In Ep 7 Bernkastel implies that there may exist a fragment where Lion is accepted as Natsuhi's child and Kinzo rapes Lion which could also imply Lion being a female.
		+	* Lion's name is actually pronounced "Lee-on" rather than "Lie-on"

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Dawn of the Golden Witch

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Humans:

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	===Humans===		===Humans===
-	*[[Toya Hachijo]]	+	*[[Ikuko Hachijo]]

	===Furniture===		===Furniture===

Beatrice

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
-	*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]], acquaintance, father, grandfather	+	*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]], acquaintance
	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]], opponent, husband		*[[Battler Ushiromiya]], opponent, husband
-	*[[Bernkastel]], friend, ally, enemy	+	*[[Bernkastel]], friend, enemy
	*[[Lambdadelta]], Witch Guardian		*[[Lambdadelta]], Witch Guardian
	*[[Stakes of Purgatory]], her furniture		*[[Stakes of Purgatory]], her furniture
	*[[Ronove]], furniture, butler		*[[Ronove]], furniture, butler
-	*[[Gaap]], ally	+	*[[Gaap]], ally, friend
	*[[Virgilia]], mentor (former Endless Witch)		*[[Virgilia]], mentor (former Endless Witch)
-	*[[Maria Ushiromiya]], student	+	*[[Maria Ushiromiya]], student, friend
	*[[Yasu]], true form/personality		*[[Yasu]], true form/personality
	*[[Lion Ushiromiya]], alternative existence		*[[Lion Ushiromiya]], alternative existence

Talk:Toya Hachijo

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Toya Hachijo

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-	#REDIRECT [[Ikuko Hachijo]]	+	{{Infobox character
		+	\|image = Bu3 b11 def1.png
		+	\|image size = 250px
		+	\|name = Tohya Hachijo
		+	八城十八
		+	\|title = None
		+	\|age = 30
		+	\|gender = Male
		+	\|race = Human
		+	\|eye color = Blue
		+	\|hair color = White
		+	\|first appearance = [[Twilight of the Golden Witch]]
		+	\|voiced by = Ono Daisuke}}{{nihongo\|'''Tohya Hachijo'''\|八城十八\|''Tohya Hachijo''}}is implied to be the real author of forgeries about Rokkenjima murders since ''[[Banquet of the Golden Witch]]'', which were his way to cope with memories. Was found on the road by [[Ikuko Hachijo]]. His body belonged to [[Battler Ushiromiya]] once, but after receiving a brain damage he suffered a memory lose. Aftereffects of the accident made him unable to think of Battler's memories as his own. As he starts recovering memories of his past self, he develops a personality disorder; he fears that one day Battler's personality may overtake him. Tohya attempted suicide but his life was spared, and, as a result, he is forced to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.
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		+	Together with Ikuko Hachijo they share the alias of "Tohya Hachijo" and "Itouikukuro".
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		+	==Relationships==
		+	*[[Ikuko Hachijo]] - shared pseudonym, companion, friend
		+	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] - vessel, conflictual personality
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		+	==Trivia==
		+	The name of Hachijo Tohya (八城　十八), contains two wordplays:
		+	*An alternate reading for the kanji in the name Hachijo (八城) is "yashiro." Coupled with the honorific "o-" prefix, this becomes "Oyashiro," the more commonly-known name for Hanyuu Furude from Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni.
		+	*The name Tohya (十八) is composed of numerical kanji, numbering 18. Breaking down the name "Oyashiro" into syllables (o-ya-shi-ro), each syllable is one possible reading for the numbers 0, 8, 4, and 6. Adding these numbers together results in a sum of 18.

Battler Ushiromiya

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	\|name = Battler Ushiromiya<br />右代宮戦人		\|name = Battler Ushiromiya<br />右代宮戦人
-	Tohya Hachijo	+
	\|title = Endless Sorcerer		\|title = Endless Sorcerer
	\|image = Ushiromiya Battler2.png		\|image = Ushiromiya Battler2.png
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	\|gender = Male		\|gender = Male
	\|age = 18		\|age = 18
-	30 (Tohya Hachijo)	+
	\|race = Human, Sorcerer		\|race = Human, Sorcerer
	\|eye color = Blue		\|eye color = Blue
	\|hair color = Red		\|hair color = Red
-	White(Tohya Hachijo)	+
	\|first appearance = [[Legend of the Golden Witch]]		\|first appearance = [[Legend of the Golden Witch]]
	\|voiced by = [[Daisuke Ono]]}}		\|voiced by = [[Daisuke Ono]]}}
	{{nihongo\|'''Battler Ushiromiya'''\|右代宮戦人\|''Ushiromiya Batora''}} is the protagonist of the [[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]] series. Much of the series is framed by his battle with [[Beatrice]] in which he attempts to prove that the murders on [[Rokkenjima]], of which he himself is a victim, could be committed by humans.		{{nihongo\|'''Battler Ushiromiya'''\|右代宮戦人\|''Ushiromiya Batora''}} is the protagonist of the [[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]] series. Much of the series is framed by his battle with [[Beatrice]] in which he attempts to prove that the murders on [[Rokkenjima]], of which he himself is a victim, could be committed by humans.

-	He takes on the pen name [[Toya Hachijo]] at the end of ''[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]'', which he shares with Ikuko Hachijo.	+	He takes on the pen name [[Toya Hachijo]], which he shares with Ikuko Hachijo.

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==

-	*[[Beatrice]] (opponent, wife and step-cousin.)	+	*[[Beatrice]] - opponent, wife and step-cousin
-	*[[Ange Ushiromiya]] (sister)	+	*[[Ange Ushiromiya]] - sister
-	*[[Rudolf Ushiromiya]] (father)	+	*[[Rudolf Ushiromiya]] - father
-	*[[Kyrie Ushiromiya]] (blood mother)	+	*[[Kyrie Ushiromiya]] - blood mother
-	*[[Asumu Ushiromiya]] (adoptive mother)	+	*[[Asumu Ushiromiya]] - adoptive mother
-	*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]] (grandfather)	+	*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]] - grandfather
-	*[[Krauss Ushiromiya]] (uncle)	+	*[[Krauss Ushiromiya]] - uncle
-	*[[Natsuhi Ushiromiya]] (aunt)	+	*[[Natsuhi Ushiromiya]] - aunt
-	*[[Jessica Ushiromiya]] (cousin)	+	*[[Jessica Ushiromiya]] - cousin
-	*[[Eva Ushiromiya]] (aunt)	+	*[[Eva Ushiromiya]] - aunt
-	*[[Hideyoshi Ushiromiya]] (uncle)	+	*[[Hideyoshi Ushiromiya]] - uncle
-	*[[George Ushiromiya]] (cousin)	+	*[[George Ushiromiya]] - cousin
-	*[[Rosa Ushiromiya]] (aunt)	+	*[[Rosa Ushiromiya]] - aunt
-	*[[Maria Ushiromiya]] (cousin)	+	*[[Maria Ushiromiya]] - cousin
-	*[[Lambdadelta]] (sorcerer guardian)	+	*[[Lambdadelta]] - sorcerer guardian
-	*[[Bernkastel]] (opponent)	+	*[[Bernkastel]] - opponent
-	*[[Erika]] (opponent)	+	*[[Erika]] - opponent
-	*[[Stakes of Purgatory]] (furniture)	+	*[[Stakes of Purgatory]] - furniture
-	*[[Dlanor]] (friend/opponent/ally)	+	*[[Dlanor]] - friend, opponent, ally
-	*[[Toya Hachijo]]/[[Featherine Augustus Aurora]] (shared pseudonym/companion)

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	*In [[Dawn of the Golden Witch]], it is stated by Lambdadelta and later confirmed in [[Twilight of the Golden Witch]], that Battler has a third title, "Lord BATTLER, Golden Endless Sorcerer of Miracles", a title on par with Bernkastel's. Bernkastel is the witch who knows the true form of miracles and knows that they do not occur. She can only await for one endlessly. Battler is the sorcerer that knows that miracles do exist and can create one. This is one of the main reasons Bernkastel can't stand him and wants revenge. This affinity (and others) might also be a reason Bernkastel first caught interest in him, all the way back in episode 1.		*In [[Dawn of the Golden Witch]], it is stated by Lambdadelta and later confirmed in [[Twilight of the Golden Witch]], that Battler has a third title, "Lord BATTLER, Golden Endless Sorcerer of Miracles", a title on par with Bernkastel's. Bernkastel is the witch who knows the true form of miracles and knows that they do not occur. She can only await for one endlessly. Battler is the sorcerer that knows that miracles do exist and can create one. This is one of the main reasons Bernkastel can't stand him and wants revenge. This affinity (and others) might also be a reason Bernkastel first caught interest in him, all the way back in episode 1.
-	*The name of him after being saved by Ikuko Hachijo, Hachijo Toya (八城　十八), contains two wordplays:
-	**An alternate reading for the kanji in the name Hachijo (八城) is "yashiro." Coupled with the honorific "o-" prefix, this becomes "Oyashiro," the more commonly-known name for Hanyuu Furude from Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni.
-	**The name Toya (十八) is composed of numerical kanji, numbering 18. Breaking down the name "Oyashiro" into syllables (o-ya-shi-ro), each syllable is one possible reading for the numbers 0, 8, 4, and 6. Adding these numbers together results in a sum of 18.

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	Battler.jpg\|Battler in the original PC game		Battler.jpg\|Battler in the original PC game
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Ikuko Hachijo

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
-	*[[Ange Ushiromiya]] (Acquaintance)	+	*[[Ange Ushiromiya]] - acquaintance
-	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] (Acquaintance/Friend)	+	*[[Toya Hachijo]] - shared pseudonym, companion, friend

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	''She has finished the manuscript of [[Dawn of the Golden Witch\|Dawn]] and asked [[Ange]] to read it. Ange herself too, remembered that when she was on the investigation of her family's mysterious death, she was going to investigate her. The funny thing about her is that when Amakusa misinterpreted her as a man because she brought a man to be her poser''		''She has finished the manuscript of [[Dawn of the Golden Witch\|Dawn]] and asked [[Ange]] to read it. Ange herself too, remembered that when she was on the investigation of her family's mysterious death, she was going to investigate her. The funny thing about her is that when Amakusa misinterpreted her as a man because she brought a man to be her poser''
	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
-	*Her true name is Ikuko Hachijo, and she uses the shared pen name "Toya Hachijo" with Battler when writing and publishing mystery novels with him.	+	*Her true name is Ikuko Hachijo, and she uses the shared pen name "Toya Hachijo" and "Itouikukuro" with Tohya when writing and publishing mystery novels with him.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Erika Furudo

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
-	*[[Bernkastel]] (Master)	+	*[[Bernkastel]] - master
-	*[[Eiserne Jungfrau]] (Furnitures)	+	*[[Eiserne Jungfrau]] - furnitures
-	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] (Opponent)	+	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] - opponent
-	*[[Dlanor A. Knox]] (Furniture/Friend)	+	*[[Dlanor A. Knox]] - furniture, friend

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	*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.		*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.
	*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.		*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.
-	*It is revealed in Dawn of the Golden Witch that she has romantic feelings for Dlanor.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Erika Furudo

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	*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.		*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.
	*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.		*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.
		+	*It is revealed in Dawn of the Golden Witch that she has romantic feelings for Dlanor.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Virgilia

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	==Magical Abilities==		==Magical Abilities==
-	Virgilia is the former Endless Witch, having passed the name Beatrice and the Endless Magic onto the current Beatrice. Despite that, she still is powerful enough to engage Beatrice in a magical duel and proves to be a formidable opponent, defeated only through trickery on Beatrice's part that resulted in Virgilia losing the duel from the very beginning. In her duel against Beatrice, Virgilia is shown using magic to fly, teleport, create shields of magic for defense, and summoning both the divine hammer Mjölnir and the divine spear Gungir as well. She also has several [[The Goat Butlers\|Goat Butlers]] under her command. Like Beatrice, she can be an extremely cunning opponent.	+	Virgilia is the former Endless Witch, having passed the name Beatrice and the Endless Magic onto the current Beatrice. Despite that, she still is powerful enough to engage Beatrice in a magical duel and proves to be a formidable opponent, defeated only through trickery on Beatrice's part that resulted in Virgilia losing the duel from the very beginning. In her duel against Beatrice, Virgilia is shown using magic to fly, teleport, create shields of magic for defense, and summoning both the divine hammer Mjölnir and the divine spear Gungir as well. She also has several [[The Goat Butlers\|Goat Butlers]] under her command. Like Beatrice, she can be an extremely cunning opponent. It's supossed that she close her eyes in order to minimize o reduce their magic because it's very powerfull.

	==Role in the Games==		==Role in the Games==

Erika Furudo

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	*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.		*Her alternate color palette in Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS is based off the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.
	*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.		*Erika was originally to appear in ''Land of the Golden Witch'' as a man named Virgilius; once Land of the Golden Witch was scrapped, the name was given to Virgilia and the personality of him was given to Erika.
-	*It is revealed in Dawn of the Golden Witch that she has romantic feelings for Dlanor.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Erika Furudo

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	==Role in the Games==		==Role in the Games==
	===[[End of the Golden Witch]]===		===[[End of the Golden Witch]]===
-	Coincidentally drifting ashore during the family conference of 1986, she is able to break through the limits imposed on the first four games and become the island's 18th person. She claims to be a detective and manages to solve the [[TIPS#Epitaph_on_the_Portrait\|epitaph]] with her excellent reasoning skills and the help of Battler. Erika is rather insensitive, and lacks compassion, only caring to solve mysteries to prove her superiority to their creator. After the events of the first twilight, she makes use of her rights as the game's detective to lead a full blown investigation which eventually pins [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] as the culprit. By tackling Fantasy with Mystery instead of Anti-Fantasy, Erika manages to completely deny the existence of [[Beatrice]] and end the game. Due to this, Beatrice is killed, to Battler's dismay. As a reward from Bernkastel, she is declared to be both the Witch of Truth and Game Master, but the latter of the titles is soon snatched from her by Battler, who has become the Endless Sorcerer. Battler destroys her theory and forces her to make a new one with a value equal to his, much to Erika's dismay. Since there are now two possible truths to the game, it ends as a tie. Seeking revenge, Erika swears to expose the truth behind witches and kill Battler in the sixth game.v	+	Coincidentally drifting ashore during the family conference of 1986, she is able to break through the limits imposed on the first four games and become the island's 18th person. She claims to be a detective and manages to solve the [[TIPS#Epitaph_on_the_Portrait\|epitaph]] with her excellent reasoning skills and the help of Battler. Erika is rather insensitive, and lacks compassion, only caring to solve mysteries to prove her superiority to their creator. After the events of the first twilight, she makes use of her rights as the game's detective to lead a full blown investigation which eventually pins [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] as the culprit. By tackling Fantasy with Mystery instead of Anti-Fantasy, Erika manages to completely deny the existence of [[Beatrice]] and end the game. Due to this, Beatrice is killed, to Battler's dismay. As a reward from Bernkastel, she is declared to be both the Witch of Truth and Game Master, but the latter of the titles is soon snatched from her by Battler, who has become the Endless Sorcerer. Battler destroys her theory and forces her to make a new one with a value equal to his, much to Erika's dismay. Since there are now two possible truths to the game, it ends as a tie. Seeking revenge, Erika swears to expose the truth behind witches and kill Battler in the sixth game.

	===[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]===		===[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]===

Erika Furudo

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	==Role in the Games==		==Role in the Games==
	===[[End of the Golden Witch]]===		===[[End of the Golden Witch]]===
-	Coincidentally drifting ashore during the family conference of 1986, she is able to break through the limits imposed on the first four games and become the island's 18th person. She claims to be a detective and manages to solve the [[TIPS#Epitaph_on_the_Portrait\|epitaph]] with her excellent reasoning skills and the help of Battler. Erika is rather insensitive, and lacks compassion, only caring to solve mysteries to prove her superiority to their creator. After the events of the first twilight, she makes use of her rights as the game's detective to lead a full blown investigation which eventually pins [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] as the culprit. By tackling Fantasy with Mystery instead of Anti-Fantasy, Erika manages to completely deny the existence of [[Beatrice]] and end the game. Due to this, Beatrice is killed, to Battler's dismay. As a reward from Bernkastel, she is declared to be both the Witch of Truth and Game Master, but the latter of the titles is soon snatched from her by Battler, who has become the Endless Sorcerer. Battler destroys her theory and forces her to make a new one with a value equal to his, much to Erika's dismay. Since there are now two possible truths to the game, it ends as a tie. Seeking revenge, Erika swears to expose the truth behind witches and kill Battler in the sixth game.	+	Coincidentally drifting ashore during the family conference of 1986, she is able to break through the limits imposed on the first four games and become the island's 18th person. She claims to be a detective and manages to solve the [[TIPS#Epitaph_on_the_Portrait\|epitaph]] with her excellent reasoning skills and the help of Battler. Erika is rather insensitive, and lacks compassion, only caring to solve mysteries to prove her superiority to their creator. After the events of the first twilight, she makes use of her rights as the game's detective to lead a full blown investigation which eventually pins [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] as the culprit. By tackling Fantasy with Mystery instead of Anti-Fantasy, Erika manages to completely deny the existence of [[Beatrice]] and end the game. Due to this, Beatrice is killed, to Battler's dismay. As a reward from Bernkastel, she is declared to be both the Witch of Truth and Game Master, but the latter of the titles is soon snatched from her by Battler, who has become the Endless Sorcerer. Battler destroys her theory and forces her to make a new one with a value equal to his, much to Erika's dismay. Since there are now two possible truths to the game, it ends as a tie. Seeking revenge, Erika swears to expose the truth behind witches and kill Battler in the sixth game.v

	===[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]===		===[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]===

Yasu

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	The true antagonist, known only as {{nihongo\|'''Yasu'''\|ヤス}}, shortened from the surname ''Yasuda'' (安田). Throughout the entirety of ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', it is suggested that the name given to Yasu from the Fukuin House is ''[[Shannon]]''.		The true antagonist, known only as {{nihongo\|'''Yasu'''\|ヤス}}, shortened from the surname ''Yasuda'' (安田). Throughout the entirety of ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', it is suggested that the name given to Yasu from the Fukuin House is ''[[Shannon]]''.
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	Yasu's gender is said to be by Will "''one of the story's great mysteries''".		Yasu's gender is said to be by Will "''one of the story's great mysteries''".

-	Will admits that Lion's gender is difficult to discern, remarking that Lion could either be a "fairly slim boy" or a "no nonsense kind of girl". His direct attempt to ask for Lion's gender ends with Lion's response "''I'd hate to give you an answer so easily, so I won't''". Because people often ask Lion that question, the usual response is the same irritated answer, "''Which do I look like to you?''", and Lion has developed a bit of a complex towards the question. Bernkastel confirms that she intentionally kept Lion's gender in secret. Will also states that while in several fragments Yasu is portrayed as female, in ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', the only fragment that referred to Yasu before the cliff fall, Yasu is portrayed as male.	+	Will admits that Lion's gender is difficult to discern, remarking that Lion could either be a "fairly slim boy" or a "no nonsense kind of girl". His direct attempt to ask for Lion's gender ends with Lion's response "''I'd hate to give you an answer so easily, so I won't''". Because people often ask Lion that question, the usual response is the same irritated answer, "''Which do I look like to you?''", and Lion has developed a bit of a complex towards the question. Bernkastel confirms that she intentionally kept Lion's gender in secret. Will also states that while in several fragments Yasu is portrayed as female, in ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', the only fragment that referred to Yasu before the cliff fall, Yasu is portrayed as male.

	In the fifth game, Yasu is assumed to be male, as [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] is described as being harassed by a male speaker during Yasu's phone calls. Moreover that person referred to themselves as Natsuhi's son/Jessica's older brother by one year. However, the likelihood of Yasu being female is reinforced by the fact that the two of Yasu's personas are female ([[Kanon]] is the only male persona out of three). In ''[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]'', Battler introduced two demons of opposite sex, but it is impossible to decide who is who, representing this ambiguity. In ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', there is a short scene during a montage in which Yasu bemoans having a "damaged" body that is "incapable of love", indicating that Yasu suffered some injury as result of the cliff fall. Also in the 5th game during the phone call "the man from 19 years ago" mentioned a wound, which "he" received because of Natsuhi and that it could not be healed.		In the fifth game, Yasu is assumed to be male, as [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] is described as being harassed by a male speaker during Yasu's phone calls. Moreover that person referred to themselves as Natsuhi's son/Jessica's older brother by one year. However, the likelihood of Yasu being female is reinforced by the fact that the two of Yasu's personas are female ([[Kanon]] is the only male persona out of three). In ''[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]'', Battler introduced two demons of opposite sex, but it is impossible to decide who is who, representing this ambiguity. In ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', there is a short scene during a montage in which Yasu bemoans having a "damaged" body that is "incapable of love", indicating that Yasu suffered some injury as result of the cliff fall. Also in the 5th game during the phone call "the man from 19 years ago" mentioned a wound, which "he" received because of Natsuhi and that it could not be healed.

Ougon Musou Kyoku

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	==Links==		==Links==
-	The main site for the game is [http://07th-expansion.net/ogon/Main.htm here]. The main site for the X version is [http://www.umine.co/ogonx/ here] The main site for the Cross Expansion is [http://07th-expansion.net/cross/Main.htm here]	+	The main site for the game is [http://07th-expansion.net/ogon/Main.htm here].
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		+	The main site for the X version is [http://www.umine.co/ogonx/ here]
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		+	The main site for the Cross Expansion is [http://07th-expansion.net/cross/Main.htm here]
	[[Category:Games in the Umineko no Naku Koro ni Series]]		[[Category:Games in the Umineko no Naku Koro ni Series]]

Ougon Musou Kyoku

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	'''''Ōgon Musōkyoku''''' (黄金夢想曲, lit. ''Golden Fantasia''), is a [[wikipedia:Fighting game\|fighting game]] developed and published by [[wikipedia:07th Expansion\|07th Expansion]]. It is considered a side [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin-off_(media) spin-off] of the ''Umineko no Naku Koro ni'' murder [[wikipedia:Visual novel\|visual novel]] series. It was released on December 31st, 2010 for 3,000 yen (approx. $35) at C79 for the PC		'''''Ōgon Musōkyoku''''' (黄金夢想曲, lit. ''Golden Fantasia''), is a [[wikipedia:Fighting game\|fighting game]] developed and published by [[wikipedia:07th Expansion\|07th Expansion]]. It is considered a side [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin-off_(media) spin-off] of the ''Umineko no Naku Koro ni'' murder [[wikipedia:Visual novel\|visual novel]] series. It was released on December 31st, 2010 for 3,000 yen (approx. $35) at C79 for the PC

-	The game will be ported to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360 Xbox 360] by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemist_(company) Alchemist].	+	The game was ported to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360 Xbox 360] by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemist_(company) Alchemist] under the X subtitle.

-	An expansion for PC will be revealed on December 31st, 2011, titled '''''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5gtx6-14h4 Ōgon Musōkyoku CROSS]'''''	+	An expansion for PC was released on December 31st, 2011, titled '''''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5gtx6-14h4 Ōgon Musōkyoku CROSS]'''''

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	==Links==		==Links==
-	The main site for the game is [http://07th-expansion.net/ogon/Main.htm here].	+	The main site for the game is [http://07th-expansion.net/ogon/Main.htm here]. The main site for the X version is [http://www.umine.co/ogonx/ here] The main site for the Cross Expansion is [http://07th-expansion.net/cross/Main.htm here]
	[[Category:Games in the Umineko no Naku Koro ni Series]]		[[Category:Games in the Umineko no Naku Koro ni Series]]

Talk:Yasu

2012-05-11T05:17:28Z

Yasu's gender identity:

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	[[User:AsukaHanyuYay\|AsukaHanyuYay]] 00:33, May 11, 2012 (UTC)		[[User:AsukaHanyuYay\|AsukaHanyuYay]] 00:33, May 11, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	Natsuhi said that she's unsure before the child revealed it's identity. After that Natsuhi seems to have no doubts about child's gender anymore(she doesn't suspect Erika once Genji says that she's a girl). And even if Natsuhi didn't know childs gender, how Yasu can know about it? Why she wasn't presenting herself as the child from 19 years ago? Why it needs to be a man?<br />Battlers theory is a little wierd, because in the first call Natsuhi is unable to say wether it's male or female basing on the voice, while his voice is obviously masculine. - [[User:Anon33\|Anon33]] 05:17, May 11, 2012 (UTC)

Lion Ushiromiya

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	Later, it is revealed that Lion only exists because Natsuhi accepted Lion as her child, which has 1/2.578.917 chance of happening.		Later, it is revealed that Lion only exists because Natsuhi accepted Lion as her child, which has 1/2.578.917 chance of happening.

-	In truth, Lion is actually Kinzo's child by his daughter, Beatrice, who in turn was the daughter Kinzo had by his mistress, [[Beatrice Castiglioni]]. Lion was given an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgyny androgynous] appearance. Will asks what Lion's gender is and Lion presents a retort suggesting the answer to Will's question should be obvious. Will replies that Lion looks like an effeminate young man or an assertive no-nonsense young woman, furthering the child's ambiguous gender. Bernkastel confirms that she hid Lion's gender on purpose. Because people would often ask questions on this topic, Lion admits to having a bit of a complex towards these questions.	+	In truth, Lion is actually Kinzo's child by his daughter, Beatrice, who in turn was the daughter Kinzo had by his mistress, [[Beatrice Castiglioni]]. Lion was given an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgyny androgynous] appearance. Will asks what Lion's gender is and Lion presents a retort suggesting the answer to Will's question should be obvious. Will replies that Lion looks like an effeminate young man or an assertive no-nonsense young woman, furthering the child's ambiguous gender. Bernkastel confirms that she hid Lion's gender on purpose. Because people would often ask questions on this topic, Lion admits to having a bit of a complex towards these questions.

	In ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', Lion's gender remains unknown, though the mysterious phone calls that Natsuhi receives suggests the abandoned child was a male. However, Lion's alternate existence, [[Yasu]], possesses mostly female alter-egos.		In ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', Lion's gender remains unknown, though the mysterious phone calls that Natsuhi receives suggests the abandoned child was a male. However, Lion's alternate existence, [[Yasu]], possesses mostly female alter-egos.
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		+	* Though spelled Lion his/her name is actually pronounced Lee-on.
	* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.		* The "17-year-old Angel" tip may allude that Lion is male.
		+	* In Ep 7 Bernkastel implies that there may exist a fragment where Lion is accepted as Natsuhi's child and Kinzo rapes Lion which could also imply Lion being a female.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Talk:Yasu

2012-05-11T00:33:04Z

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		+	First Natsuhi barely raised Yasu as she pushed her off a cliff very soon after reciveing her. Also though Natsuhi refers to Yasu as a man she also says she is unsure about weather it was a man or not. We have seen that Yasu is able to manipulate and change her voice which she could have been doing. Also she may have just wanted to mess with Natsuhi. Or a more popular theory is that Battler was the real caller after figuring out who Yasu really is and he had to make himself a male because he obviously could not imitate a girl. So the argument goes both ways and nothing can be stated as fact.
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		+	[[User:AsukaHanyuYay\|AsukaHanyuYay]] 00:33, May 11, 2012 (UTC)

Lambdadelta

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Trivia:

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	**Another similarity would be her name "Lambdadelta" (λδ) which represents thirty-four when using Greek numerals and "Miyo" (三四) can translated as "three, four" in Japanese, strengthening their connection. In addition, Shannon's real name "Sayo" has a similar lecture to the compound 三四.		**Another similarity would be her name "Lambdadelta" (λδ) which represents thirty-four when using Greek numerals and "Miyo" (三四) can translated as "three, four" in Japanese, strengthening their connection. In addition, Shannon's real name "Sayo" has a similar lecture to the compound 三四.
	**The "game" she played with Bernkastel may be the battle that took place in the world of Higurashi with the battle between Rika and Takano being the purpose of the game. However, in both the sound novels and in an interview with Ryukishi07, not only did Lambdadelta not finish reading Higurashi by the time Bernkastel offered to spoil the ending, Ryukishi07 stated that her similarity to Takano was nothing more than a red herring used to throw off readers who read Higurashi first.		**The "game" she played with Bernkastel may be the battle that took place in the world of Higurashi with the battle between Rika and Takano being the purpose of the game. However, in both the sound novels and in an interview with Ryukishi07, not only did Lambdadelta not finish reading Higurashi by the time Bernkastel offered to spoil the ending, Ryukishi07 stated that her similarity to Takano was nothing more than a red herring used to throw off readers who read Higurashi first.
-	**In ''[[Umineko No Naku Koro Ni Tsubasa]]'' it is heavily implied however that she set the story of Higurashi in motion by granting with certainty Takano's wish to become a god which would explain why Bernkastel always says that she was trapped in a witch's game which was most likely Lambdadelta's certainty	+	**In [[Umineko no Naku Koro ni Tsubasa]] it is heavily implied however that she set the story of Higurashi in motion by granting with certainty Takano's wish to become a god which would explain why Bernkastel always says that she was trapped in a witch's game which was most likely Lambdadelta's certainty
	**Also in ''Umineko No Naku Koro Ni Tsubasa'' it shows a scene that is implied to be Lambdadelta granting Yasu's wish to become a witch. This is even more heavily implied when the game says that a boy is also called a witch and that asking to be a witch implies nothing about this "person's" gender, suggesting that the person is Yasu and the writer still has not disclosed what Yasu's gender is.		**Also in ''Umineko No Naku Koro Ni Tsubasa'' it shows a scene that is implied to be Lambdadelta granting Yasu's wish to become a witch. This is even more heavily implied when the game says that a boy is also called a witch and that asking to be a witch implies nothing about this "person's" gender, suggesting that the person is Yasu and the writer still has not disclosed what Yasu's gender is.
	*She shares the same distinctive laugh as Satoko Houjou from ''Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni'', and also as the same penchant for making traps.		*She shares the same distinctive laugh as Satoko Houjou from ''Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni'', and also as the same penchant for making traps.

Talk:Yasu

2012-05-10T15:15:13Z

Yasu's gender identity: new section

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	Was that Yasu, or was it Eva-Beatrice? If the anime was correct on this scene, Lambda was also the one that approved of Eva's ascension to Golden Witch. --[[User:DinoQueen13\|<font color="black">'''DQ13'''</font>]] ~[[User_talk:DinoQueen13\|<font color="#484848"> ''Nothing amazing''</font>]][[User_blog:DinoQueen13\|<font color="#909090"> ''ever happens here''</font>]]. 18:46, April 13, 2012 (UTC)		Was that Yasu, or was it Eva-Beatrice? If the anime was correct on this scene, Lambda was also the one that approved of Eva's ascension to Golden Witch. --[[User:DinoQueen13\|<font color="black">'''DQ13'''</font>]] ~[[User_talk:DinoQueen13\|<font color="#484848"> ''Nothing amazing''</font>]][[User_blog:DinoQueen13\|<font color="#909090"> ''ever happens here''</font>]]. 18:46, April 13, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	== Yasu's gender identity ==
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		+	I was revieving the End of the Golden Witch episode and I think Yasu's gender identity can be confirmed, he is a male. I observed this from the Nasuhi's conversation with Yasu as not only she believe the speaker to be male but she also refered to him as "man from 19 years ago".
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		+	So I said (painfully) in blue that "Because Nasuhi has recieved and actually raise Yasu for one year after his birth, she must be aware of Yasu's gender identity and as she refer to him as "man" from 19 years ago, it is already conclude that Yasu/Nasuhi's child is male"
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		+	Any objection?
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Land of the Golden Witch

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-	'''''Land of the Golden Witch''''' is said to be [[Beatrice]]'s masterpice, one of the many stories she wrote and sealed in a bottle in the style of Agatha Christie. This story is quoted for the first time in ''[[Twilight of the Golden Witch]]'' as [[Battler]], [[Ange]] and Beatrice speak. Beatrice said that she couldn't wait until Battler came back to [[Rokkenjima]] to make him read her manuscripts, so she thought to write down as many stories she could think of and send them in the sea hoping that they somehow could reach him.	+	'''''Land of the Golden Witch''''' is said to be [[Beatrice]]'s masterpiece, one of the many stories she wrote and sealed in a bottle in the style of Agatha Christie. This story is quoted for the first time in ''[[Twilight of the Golden Witch]]'' as [[Battler]], [[Ange]] and Beatrice speak. Beatrice said that she couldn't wait until Battler came back to [[Rokkenjima]] to make him read her manuscripts, so she thought to write down as many stories she could think of and send them in the sea hoping that they somehow could reach him.

-	[[Ryukishi07]], the creator of the story, said that ''Land of the Golden Witch'' was supposed to be the third episode of the saga and it should have been in the place of Banquet. However, the story was probably too difficult for the readers, so after the complains that "Turn" was too difficult already, Land got almost completely scrapped, although its fundamental parts were used in chapters 4 to 6.	+	[[Ryukishi07]], the creator of the story, said that ''Land of the Golden Witch'' was supposed to be the third episode of the saga and it should have been in the place of ''[[Banquet of the Golden Witch]]''. However, the story was probably too difficult for the readers, so after the complains that ''[[Turn of the Golden Witch]]'' was too difficult already, ''Land'' was scrapped, although its fundamental parts were used in chapters 4 to 6.
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Flauros

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	'''Flauros''' is the sixty-fourth-ranked Demon of Hell. Flauros only appears in the [[Our Confessions]] booklet.		'''Flauros''' is the sixty-fourth-ranked Demon of Hell. Flauros only appears in the [[Our Confessions]] booklet.

-	The character was originally intended to be the demon summoned by [[Beatrice]] to carry out the murders of the Twilights, after which Beatrice would have planned everything so that it appeared as though Flauros was responsible for the murders. Her design was intended to contrast with both [[Gaap]] and [[Ronove]].	+	The character was originally intended to be the demon summoned by [[Beatrice]] to carry out the murders of the Twilights, after which Beatrice would have planned everything so that it appeared as though Flauros was responsible for the murders. Her design was intended to contrast with both [[Gaap]] and [[Ronove]].

	==Personality==		==Personality==

Talk:Battler Ushiromiya

2012-05-09T18:39:40Z

Tohya:

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	Maybe we should make Tohya his own page? After all in the novel they are more like two people/personalities sharing one body. [[User:Anon33\|Anon33]] 10:36, May 9, 2012 (UTC)		Maybe we should make Tohya his own page? After all in the novel they are more like two people/personalities sharing one body. [[User:Anon33\|Anon33]] 10:36, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	:I believe I gave permission to do that; it was on the Tohya page. --[[User:DinoQueen13\|<font color="black">'''DQ13'''</font>]] ~[[User_talk:DinoQueen13\|<font color="gray"> An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth,</font>]][[User_blog:DinoQueen13\|<font color="#DAA520"> and a golden slaughter of retribution.</font>]] 18:39, May 9, 2012 (UTC)

Kanon

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	'''Kanon''' (嘉音), known also by his real name ''Yoshiya'' (嘉哉), is a young servant. He handles his work in silence, but he is sullen and his appraisal is not high. He and [[Shannon]] are among a number of servants who work on Rokkenjima and possess character "音" (''on'' or ''ne'') in their pseudonym and are permitted to bear the Ushiromiya crest upon their uniforms; however, only Kanon and Shannon are on duty during the events on Rokkenjima.		'''Kanon''' (嘉音), known also by his real name ''Yoshiya'' (嘉哉), is a young servant. He handles his work in silence, but he is sullen and his appraisal is not high. He and [[Shannon]] are among a number of servants who work on Rokkenjima and possess character "音" (''on'' or ''ne'') in their pseudonym and are permitted to bear the Ushiromiya crest upon their uniforms; however, only Kanon and Shannon are on duty during the events on Rokkenjima.

-	Kanon thinks of [[Shannon]] as his elder sister and highly disapproves of her feelings for [[George Ushiromiya\|George]], as he believes she should not feel love as she is only furniture. He also denies any human emotions in himself because he thinks of himself as only furniture. This brought problems to him later since he has a crush on [[Jessica Ushiromiya\|Jessica]]. Created to be a little brother to Shannon, therefore being the third hidden personality of Yasu.	+	Kanon thinks of [[Shannon]] as his elder sister and highly disapproves of her feelings for [[George Ushiromiya\|George]], as he believes she should not feel love as she is only furniture. He also denies any human emotions in himself because he thinks of himself as only furniture. This brought problems to him later since he has a crush on [[Jessica Ushiromiya\|Jessica]]. Created to be a little brother to Shannon, therefore being the third hidden persona of [[Yasu]].

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	*[[Genji Ronoue\|Genji]], head servant		*[[Genji Ronoue\|Genji]], head servant
		+	*[http://umineko.wikia.com/wiki/Yasu Yasu], true form/personality

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-	His status depends on the decisions being made and the answers being given	+	His status depends on the decisions being made and the answers being given.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
-	*Kanon's personality, most likely, is related to Yasu's conflicting understanding of not knowing whether to identify as male or female (reflected in the conflict between Kanon and Shannon) based the ambiguous condition of Yasu's body and mystery behind what Yasu's original gender may have been.	+	*Kanon's personality, most likely, is related to Yasu's conflicting understanding of not knowing whether to identify as male or female (reflected in the conflict between Kanon and Shannon) based the ambiguous condition of Yasu's body and mystery behind what Yasu's original gender was.
	*His true name Yoshiya actually has a secret meaning.		*His true name Yoshiya actually has a secret meaning.

Shannon

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	{{nihongo\|'''Shannon'''\|紗音}} also known under her real name '''Sayo''' (紗代) is a maidservant working on [[About Rokkenjima\|Rokkenjima]].		{{nihongo\|'''Shannon'''\|紗音}} also known under her real name '''Sayo''' (紗代) is a maidservant working on [[About Rokkenjima\|Rokkenjima]].

-	She has a habit of making mistakes and blunders when she is nervous, despite being an extremely talented and hardworking servant. She thinks of [[Kanon]] as her younger brother and like him, she feels she is inferior to humans, as she is only furniture. Despite this, she has fallen in love with [[George Ushiromiya\|George]]. Later, Shannon is shown to have the power to summon a large protective shield with arrows rotating around it. Her main story revolves around her love and engagement to George and her connection to Yasu, being the person Yasu wanted to be the most in his/her childhood.	+	She has a habit of making mistakes and blunders when she is nervous, despite being an extremely talented and hardworking servant. She thinks of [[Kanon]] as her younger brother and like him, she feels she is inferior to humans, as she is only furniture. Despite this, she has fallen in love with [[George Ushiromiya\|George]]. Later, Shannon is shown to have the power to summon a large protective shield with arrows rotating around it. Her main story revolves around her love and engagement to George and her connection to [[Yasu]], being the person Yasu wanted to be the most in his/her childhood.

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	*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]], employer		*[[Kinzo Ushiromiya]], employer
	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]], first love		*[[Battler Ushiromiya]], first love
		+	*[http://umineko.wikia.com/wiki/Yasu Yasu], true form/personality

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

Talk:Battler Ushiromiya

2012-05-09T10:36:31Z

Tohya: new section

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		+	== Tohya ==
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		+	Maybe we should make Tohya his own page? After all in the novel they are more like two people/personalities sharing one body. [[User:Anon33\|Anon33]] 10:36, May 9, 2012 (UTC)

Lion Ushiromiya

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	Later, it is revealed that Lion only exists because Natsuhi accepted Lion as her child, which has 1/2.578.917 chance of happening.		Later, it is revealed that Lion only exists because Natsuhi accepted Lion as her child, which has 1/2.578.917 chance of happening.

-	In truth, Lion is actually Kinzo's child by his daughter, Beatrice, who in turn was the daughter Kinzo had by his mistress, [[Beatrice Castiglioni]]. Lion was given an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgyny androgynous] appearance. Will asks what Lion's gender is and Lion presents a retort suggesting the answer to Will's question should be obvious. Will replies that Lion looks like an effeminate young man or an assertive no-nonsense young woman, furthering the child's ambiguous gender. Bernkastel confirms that she hid Lion's gender on purpose. Lion says that people's questions on this topic made him/her a bit of a complex.	+	In truth, Lion is actually Kinzo's child by his daughter, Beatrice, who in turn was the daughter Kinzo had by his mistress, [[Beatrice Castiglioni]]. Lion was given an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgyny androgynous] appearance. Will asks what Lion's gender is and Lion presents a retort suggesting the answer to Will's question should be obvious. Will replies that Lion looks like an effeminate young man or an assertive no-nonsense young woman, furthering the child's ambiguous gender. Bernkastel confirms that she hid Lion's gender on purpose. Because people would often ask questions on this topic, Lion admits to having a bit of a complex towards these questions.

	In ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', Lion's gender remains unknown, though the mysterious phone calls that Natsuhi receives suggests the abandoned child was a male. However, Lion's alternate existence, [[Yasu]], possesses mostly female alter-egos.		In ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', Lion's gender remains unknown, though the mysterious phone calls that Natsuhi receives suggests the abandoned child was a male. However, Lion's alternate existence, [[Yasu]], possesses mostly female alter-egos.

Yasu

2012-05-09T10:28:20Z

The gender matter:

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	Yasu's gender is said to be by Will "''one of the story's great mysteries''".		Yasu's gender is said to be by Will "''one of the story's great mysteries''".

-	Will admits that Lion's gender is difficult to discern, remarking that Lion could either be a "fairly slim boy" or a "no nonsense kind of girl". His direct attempt to ask for Lion's gender ends with Lion's response "''I'd hate to give you an answer so easily, so I won't''". Lion claims that people often ask this question, on which they always get the same irritated answer "''Which do I look like to you?''" and says that these questions formed him/her a bit of a complex. Bernkastel confirms that she intentionally kept Lion's gender in secret. Will also states that while in several fragments Yasu is portrayed as female, in ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', the only fragment that referred to Yasu before the cliff fall, Yasu is portrayed as male.	+	Will admits that Lion's gender is difficult to discern, remarking that Lion could either be a "fairly slim boy" or a "no nonsense kind of girl". His direct attempt to ask for Lion's gender ends with Lion's response "''I'd hate to give you an answer so easily, so I won't''". Because people often ask Lion that question, the usual response is the same irritated answer, "''Which do I look like to you?''", and Lion has developed a bit of a complex towards the question. Bernkastel confirms that she intentionally kept Lion's gender in secret. Will also states that while in several fragments Yasu is portrayed as female, in ''[[End of the Golden Witch]]'', the only fragment that referred to Yasu before the cliff fall, Yasu is portrayed as male.

	In the fifth game, Yasu is assumed to be male, as [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] is described as being harassed by a male speaker during Yasu's phone calls. Moreover that person referred to themselves as Natsuhi's son/Jessica's older brother by one year. However, the likelihood of Yasu being female is reinforced by the fact that the two of Yasu's personas are female ([[Kanon]] is the only male persona out of three). In ''[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]'', Battler introduced two demons of opposite sex, but it is impossible to decide who is who, representing this ambiguity. In ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', there is a short scene during a montage in which Yasu bemoans having a "damaged" body that is "incapable of love", indicating that Yasu suffered some injury as result of the cliff fall. Also in the 5th game during the phone call "the man from 19 years ago" mentioned a wound, which "he" received because of Natsuhi and that it could not be healed.		In the fifth game, Yasu is assumed to be male, as [[Natsuhi Ushiromiya\|Natsuhi]] is described as being harassed by a male speaker during Yasu's phone calls. Moreover that person referred to themselves as Natsuhi's son/Jessica's older brother by one year. However, the likelihood of Yasu being female is reinforced by the fact that the two of Yasu's personas are female ([[Kanon]] is the only male persona out of three). In ''[[Dawn of the Golden Witch]]'', Battler introduced two demons of opposite sex, but it is impossible to decide who is who, representing this ambiguity. In ''[[Requiem of the Golden Witch]]'', there is a short scene during a montage in which Yasu bemoans having a "damaged" body that is "incapable of love", indicating that Yasu suffered some injury as result of the cliff fall. Also in the 5th game during the phone call "the man from 19 years ago" mentioned a wound, which "he" received because of Natsuhi and that it could not be healed.

Yasu

2012-05-09T10:26:24Z

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-	*[[Beatrice]] - First persona	+	*[[Beatrice]] - first persona
-	*[[Shannon]] - Second persona	+	*[[Shannon]] - second persona
-	*[[Kanon]] - Third persona	+	*[[Kanon]] - third persona
	*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] - love, rival, step-cousin, nephew		*[[Battler Ushiromiya]] - love, rival, step-cousin, nephew
	*[[George Ushiromiya]] - love, fiance, step-cousin, nephew		*[[George Ushiromiya]] - love, fiance, step-cousin, nephew

Yasu

2012-05-09T10:22:19Z

Yasu can create her "personalities", kill them, erase/create/correct their memories. Yasu is described as the one who controls them. MPD doesn't work this way. Besides there is a lot of evidence for them being roles/personas. Even Will in ep7 refers

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	* It is unconfirmed if Yasu is male or female. Some believe that Yasu was born male but became genderless because of injury received in the cliff fall and was raised as female. As a result, Yasu may have begun to identify as a female, which may also explain why two of Yasu's "strongest" personas are women.		* It is unconfirmed if Yasu is male or female. Some believe that Yasu was born male but became genderless because of injury received in the cliff fall and was raised as female. As a result, Yasu may have begun to identify as a female, which may also explain why two of Yasu's "strongest" personas are women.
	* Yasu having both male and female personas and sexual attraction to both genders may be due to the conclusion held by Yasu towards whether to identify as male or female.		* Yasu having both male and female personas and sexual attraction to both genders may be due to the conclusion held by Yasu towards whether to identify as male or female.
		+	* Descriptions in the book indicate that Yasu doesn't suffer from dissociative identity disorder(multiple personality disorder), like many fans think, but, mostly likely, has a gender-identity disorder.
	* It is possible that Yasu planned to become a red herring to hide identity of the true culprit.		* It is possible that Yasu planned to become a red herring to hide identity of the true culprit.
	* Supposedly Yasu commited suicide on October 6, 1986, as the boat scene in EP8 showed, but there are also are people who believe that Yasu actually survived and became Ikuko.		* Supposedly Yasu commited suicide on October 6, 1986, as the boat scene in EP8 showed, but there are also are people who believe that Yasu actually survived and became Ikuko.

Talk:Battler Ushiromiya

2012-05-09T10:20:47Z

Name:

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	Should Toya Hachijo be added to his name so it has both the name Battler and Toya		Should Toya Hachijo be added to his name so it has both the name Battler and Toya
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		+	No. A lot of careless people will be spoiled if we do that.
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		+	[[Special:Contributions/87.221.102.229\|87.221.102.229]] 10:20, May 9, 2012 (UTC)

Yasu

2012-05-09T07:16:47Z

Uhh there's no evidence for that, not at all. The two are likely concurrent, but there's so much evidence for at least a ficitonalized DID it's not even funny.

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	* It is unconfirmed if Yasu is male or female. Some believe that Yasu was born male but became genderless because of injury received in the cliff fall and was raised as female. As a result, Yasu may have begun to identify as a female, which may also explain why two of Yasu's "strongest" personas are women.		* It is unconfirmed if Yasu is male or female. Some believe that Yasu was born male but became genderless because of injury received in the cliff fall and was raised as female. As a result, Yasu may have begun to identify as a female, which may also explain why two of Yasu's "strongest" personas are women.
	* Yasu having both male and female personas and sexual attraction to both genders may be due to the conclusion held by Yasu towards whether to identify as male or female.		* Yasu having both male and female personas and sexual attraction to both genders may be due to the conclusion held by Yasu towards whether to identify as male or female.
-	* Descriptions in the book indicate that Yasu doesn't suffer from dissociative identity disorder(multiple personality disorder), like many fans think, but, mostly likely, has a gender-identity disorder.
	* It is possible that Yasu planned to become a red herring to hide identity of the true culprit.		* It is possible that Yasu planned to become a red herring to hide identity of the true culprit.
	* Supposedly Yasu commited suicide on October 6, 1986, as the boat scene in EP8 showed, but there are also are people who believe that Yasu actually survived and became Ikuko.		* Supposedly Yasu commited suicide on October 6, 1986, as the boat scene in EP8 showed, but there are also are people who believe that Yasu actually survived and became Ikuko.