EVA-Beatrice

Real Name: EVA-Beatrice (EVA) Nicknames: New Beatrice, The Black Witch Titles: Golden Witch, Endless Witch Species: Witch Ginger-colored hair, teenage appearance with light blue eyes (in Golden Fantasia) or pink eyes (in anime), short stature Age: Appears as a young teenager, manifestation of Eva's childhood Birth: October 21, Blood Type: A Clothes: As young Eva - Blue Japanese school sailor uniform with white accents and ribbon After becoming witch - Short dark purple cloak with ruffles, black bowtie with rose, lolita-style dark purple dress, elbow-length gloves, black pillbox hat with white patterns and rose, holds One-Winged Eagle staff Martial arts influences in combat poses, often with staff strikes or kicks

EVA-Beatrice is spoiled, capricious, envious, greedy, and selfish, often ignoring others' needs as a manifestation of Eva's younger self She becomes sadistic and cruel after gaining witch powers, enjoying torture through resurrection and bizarre deaths, like crushing victims with giant cakes or drowning them in gelatin Egocentric, narcissistic, and arrogant, she mocks others with taunts like "Why don't you just give up and die?" and demands respect as a witch, including titles, gold, and family headship Childish complex about being called old by others, preferring to be seen as a big sister Shares Eva's thoughts and feelings at times, such as resentment or protectiveness Likes: Hideyoshi, George, martial arts, cooking Dislikes: Reptiles, especially snakes, smoking Enjoys watching suffering but shows care for Ange by hiding painful truths

Powers identical to Beatrice's, limited only by imagination, used in bizarre ways like materializing giant desserts or ovens for torture Summons furniture: Seven Sisters of Purgatory, Ronove, goats, Chiester Sisters (newer, powerful snipers with magical bullets) Teleports, freezes time on the gameboard, deploys automatic magic barriers against attacks Materializes Red Truth as sticky spider webs to trap or immobilize victims Transforms into human Eva form to deceive others Appears as Eva in scenarios, maintains Eva's martial skills with kicks and staff strikes in combat Revives and kills victims repeatedly for sadistic pleasure In meta-world, guards truths by creating cat-box scenarios to protect sensitive family roles

Ushiromiya Family: Vessel and counterpart to Eva Ushiromiya (original self, human form), encourages her ambitions but later rejected Son George (opponent, ally, views her as true mother nature) Husband Hideyoshi (enemy turned ally, kills him then regrets) Nephew Battler (rival, opponent, enemy turned ally) Niece Ange (successor, opponent, enemy turned ally, adoptive daughter, protects from truths) Grandfather Kinzo (predecessor) Uncle Krauss (older brother) Uncle Rudolf (younger brother, enemy) Sister Rosa (younger sister, enemy, tortures repeatedly) Niece Jessica (enemy) Niece Maria (rival, enemy) Meta-World: Predecessor Beatrice (rival, opponent, enemy turned ally, teaches mercy) Ally Lambdadelta (witch guardian) Master Bernkastel (turns enemy) Furniture: Ronove (opponent), Seven Sisters of Purgatory, Chiester Sisters (Imperial Guard Corps, including Chiester 45 and 410) Predecessor Virgilia (opponent) Ally Erika Furudo Enemy Sakutarou Other: Ally Kasumi Sumadera Shares negative feelings toward Ange initially, but acts protectively to shield her from Rokkenjima's full truth

Cat-box: Schrödinger's Cat metaphor for unresolved Rokkenjima events, multiple possibilities coexist until observed EVA-Beatrice guards the cat-box as anthropomorphic manifestation of Eva Culprit Theory, locking truths inside to prevent discovery Refutes other theories by creating endless tragedies with herself as culprit, acting as lid separating inside from outside Knows full truth but uses it to protect Ange from parents Rudolf and Kyrie's roles Fragments and gameboards: Simulated worlds (epitaph solutions, murders) replayed in meta-debates; witches like EVA manipulate them to hide realities Eva Culprit Theory: Positions Eva (and EVA) as sole survivor and murderer, denying witch existence while enabling magical denials in debates Fragments can be combined or altered to reveal truths, as in stealing Eva's Diary to break barriers

Eva Ushiromiya is the human counterpart and vessel for EVA-Beatrice, representing her adult ambitions and regrets Appearance: Ginger hair, pink eyes, adult woman, often in formal dresses or practical attire Grants EVA independence after epitaph solution but rejects her sadism, especially after Hideyoshi's death Shares desires like family headship but suppresses darker impulses EVA personifies Eva's unresolved childhood envy and cruelty, pushing her to solve epitaph for gold and power EVA stands in for Eva in meta-scenarios, revealing her "true nature" to George In future timelines, EVA encourages violence against Ange before being overpowered, highlighting Eva's internal conflicts

EVA-Beatrice originates as a manifestation of young Eva Ushiromiya's ambitious, envious side, encouraging her during family disputes with Krauss and Kinzo to solve the epitaph and claim headship After Eva finds the gold in the third game, Beatrice appears to her younger self, passing on her name and powers, creating EVA as an independent witch in the Golden Land Solved epitaph welcomes her as Endless Witch successor, gifted with magic aptitude to become a Great Witch Embodies Eva Culprit Theory, guarding Rokkenjima massacre truths by simulating murders and locking them in cat-boxes Prevents Ange from learning parents' (Rudolf and Kyrie) full involvement in the tragedy Her existence stems from future beliefs in Eva as survivor-culprit, using magic to refute realities and protect family secrets Grows from overindulgent genius to historical witch, overcoming predecessor's trials through sadistic independence