The term Furniture describes a variety of servants created by those with magical abilities. They are often used as butlers or maids, and often have hidden combat abilities to double as bodyguards for their masters.

OriginEdit

The term is used to refer to any beings who are less than human and was most likely created by Yasu. The descriptive term is rooted in Yasu's idea of being a lesser being to ordinary humans, equivalent to the furniture people use to help themselves. This is probably the reason that all forms of furniture are servants.

In "Answer" Ryukishi revealed that Shannon (and likely Kanon) sarcastically calls herself furniture because of her body being unable to love.

FurnitureEdit

The Furniture are listed under the person with whom they were first seen.

Beatrice's FurnitureEdit

• The Seven Stakes of Purgatory
  • Lucifer
  • Leviathan
  • Satan
  • Belphegor
  • Mammon
  • Beelzebub
  • Asmodeus
• Ronove
• The Goat Butlers

Eva-Beatrice's FurnitureEdit

• Siesta Sisters Imperial Guard Corps
  • Siesta 00
  • Siesta 410
  • Siesta 45
  • Siesta 556
  • Siesta 20
  • Siesta 127

Lady Maria's FurnitureEdit

• Sakutarou

Kinzo Ushiromiya's FurnitureEdit

• Kanon
• Shannon
• Genji Ronoue

Erika Furudo's FurnitureEdit

• Eiserne Jungfrau
  • Dlanor A. Knox
  • Gertrude
  • Cornelia

OtherEdit

• Zepar
• Furfur                      

TriviaEdit

• Certain "furniture" in Umineko (Ronove, Gaap, Furfur, Zepar) come from the Ars Goetia, a section of The Lesser Key of Solomon.