Intro: Jeanne is Bayonetta’s childhood friend, rival, and fellow Umbra Witch. Strong, confident, and fiercely loyal, she shares a deep bond with Bayonetta despite their competitive nature. Jeanne is a skilled fighter with powers and weapons similar to Bayonetta’s, and she often supports her in battles against angels and demons. Her sharp wit and determination make her a formidable ally and an essential part of Bayonetta’s journey.

Attire: Jeanne uses magic to considerably lengthen and grow her hair to thigh-length, with a bang covering her right eye. Her new outfit is a red skin-tight biker suit with angular shoulders and a vertical stripe design. Jeanne wears red gloves and thigh-high boots, also sporting the stripe design. On her head are a pair of silver and orange goggles which appear to have a cat/mask like design, as well as golden feather-like earrings with red jewels. Jeanne wears a silver gray Umbran Watch near her left breast. It is a mirrored compact doubling as a watch which has her name and date of birth engraved on it. Jeanne has 141216, making her birthday January 6, 1412.

Watch: Said to represent the "heart" of an Umbra Witch, an Umbran Watch contains magical power that enable a witch to stay alive for eternities beyond a normal human lifespan. That magic appears to be critical for maintaining an Umbra Witch's contract with Inferno; if such a watch is destroyed, then a witch's ability to control Infernal Demons and their power is lost in the process.

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Personality: Jeanne’s personality is confident, composed, and assertive. She has a cool, collected demeanor, often acting as the more serious and disciplined counterpart to Bayonetta’s playful and flamboyant nature. Like Bayonetta, she also speaks with a thick British accent. She swears a lot, but not like a sailor—enough for one to remember it. Jeanne has a sharp wit and isn’t afraid to challenge or tease Bayonetta, reflecting their friendly rivalry. Beneath her calm exterior, Jeanne is fiercely loyal and deeply cares for Bayonetta, often putting herself in danger to protect her. She does not have any more rivalry or hatred to Bayonetta nor anyone around her, but if she was challenged, she’d take the offer up.

Lore: As a child, Jeanne met the outcast of the Umbran clan, Cereza, and formed a strong friendship and bond her. As an adult, Jeanne was next in line to lead the Umbra Witches. As part of her final trial, she had to engage combat with another Witch of the clan. Despite it being forbidden at the Umbran Elder's insistence, she chose her friend, Cereza, as her opponent. During the combat trial, the Angels of Paradiso attacked the clan and both Jeanne and Cereza teamed up to fight them. Upon reaching a room full of slain Witches, with Rosa among them, Cereza lost her will to fight. Seeing this, Jeanne used a special dagger to impale Cereza and seal her away along with her memories. Jeanne faces the oncoming horde of Angels alone.

Story: 500 years after the Witch Hunts and sealing Cereza away, Jeanne was brainwashed by Balder to work for the forces of Paradiso. Despite having been an ally in the past, she is forced to both fight Cereza and lead her to her "fate". Jeanne and Cereza, now known as Bayonetta, first meet each other again when a plane full of Laguna (summoned by the self-sacrifice of Vigridian noblemen, which Jeanne witnessed) falls into Bayonetta and Enzo's position. After a brief fight with her fellow witch, Jeanne leaves without saying a word. Sometime afterward they meet each other in Vigrid, where she tells Bayonetta that she disappointed her. They fight again for Bayonetta's Umbran Watch, and after the fight Jeanne leaves, saying that Bayonetta is not ready yet. They fight three more times after this encounter. The first takes place on the Umbran and Lumen holy grounds, where she is found speaking to the Cardinal Virtue Temperantia and showcases her Beast Within abilities. The next occurs in a plane from the Valkyrie Military transport, where she converses with the Cardinal Virtue Sapientia and taunts Bayonetta about her relationship with Cereza. This ends in her being knocked out by a wave as she pursues Bayonetta going to search for Cereza. Bayonetta confronts Jeanne for the final time on Isla Del Sol, where Jeanne activates the city security systems and seemingly kills both Luka and Cereza. After talking about Bayonetta's fate as the Left Eye, they start an intense fight that ends up in one wall of a skyscraper of the island, after flying and fighting in rockets and other buildings that got collapsed. After her final defeat, Jeanne comes to her senses, telling Bayonetta that in the past they were not enemies at all, but friends, despite Bayonetta having been exiled and Jeanne being the heir to the clan. She takes the gem from Bayonetta's Umbran Watch (which says "Jeanne and Cereza"), revealing that it was not one of the Eyes of the World, but the last remaining piece of the seal she had placed on her in order to protect her 500 years ago. Jeanne encourages her one more time before she is seemingly killed by two rockets that collide with the building. In the final end, it is revealed that Jeanne did not die in the explosion, instead she used the red jewel that she used to seal Bayonetta centuries ago to protect herself from the impact and also break free from Balder's manipulation. When Bayonetta is awakened as the Left Eye and Jubileus is ressurected, Jeanne rides to her rescue. When Balder mocks Jeanne for being disregarded for Bayonetta as the Left Eye, she responds that she doesn't care about the power and she is there to rescue her "Umbran sister". When she pulls Bayonetta out of the Jubileus' eye, she is apparently killed again by a shockwave, but returns in the end to help Bayonetta destroy Jubileus by using her hair in conjunction with Bayonetta's to summon Queen Sheba. After saving Bayonetta from an incoming rock, she ironically claims that "even after destroying that abomination, it is still is going to destroy the world" and that she is going to get her out of there even if it costs her own life, claiming that she is "one of a kind". After Bayonetta insists that they "both are one of a kind", they destroy Jubileus' body together and return to Earth. A few days later, a 'funeral' is held for Bayonetta, with Jeanne disguised as a nun and praying to summon angels, just as Bayonetta did in the Prologue. When the angels come down from Paradiso to claim Bayonetta's soul, Jeanne mimics the previous actions of her fellow witch further by proceeding to assault them. This is the signal for Bayonetta to rise from her coffin. Their friendship renewed, the two remaining Umbra Witches fight side by side against the angels in the graveyard.

Abilities: Umbran Witch, Jeanne possesses magical powers similar to that of her rival and best friend, Bayonetta. A master of magic and combat, she wields pistols with uncanny precision and executes breathtaking acrobatic attacks with her insane flexibility. Jeanne can summon demons through her hair, which serves as both a weapon and a conduit for her powers. Her signature “Witch Time” ability allows her to slow down time, giving her a decisive edge in battle. As an Umbra Witch, she is easily capable of seeing the other realm known as Purgatorio and entering it at will. Skilled in the Dark Arts, Jeanne also possesses some magical abilities unrelated to the dark arts, most notably being capable of sealing Bayonetta in an effort to keep her away from a corrupted Balder.

Due to her pact with Madama Styx, Jeanne is able to attain great power and knowledgeable counsel.

Umbran Climax & Serious Mode: Very similar techniques that allow Jeanne to enter into an ascended state of her power. While under this technique, she continuously summons the limbs of her pact demon, Madama Styx, in her attacks. When using certain weapons such as Angel Slayer, she may instead manifest larger bladed constructs in her attacks. When using the Umbran Climax technique, she can use the special technique, "Infernal Weaves".

Witch Time: Jeanne is capable of using the Umbra Witch's signature temporal control technique that allows her to move at extremely high speeds. She is also capable of "stacking" the effects of her witch time at will, further increasing her speed.

Beast Within: A magical technique that transforms Jeanne into various animals at will. Instead of Panther, Crow, Bat and Snake-Within, she has access to Lynx, Owl, Moth and Centipede-Within

Witch Walk: A technique that allows Jeanne to defy gravity and walk on any vertical surface. This technique can only be used under a full moon or by select devices created by Lord Aesir.

Wicked Weaves: Using her hair as a conduit, Jeanne can bring forth infernal demons's limbs or even summon them at will. Her skill in Wicked Weaves makes her own slightly stronger than Bayonetta's own.

Infernal Weaves: An even more powerful variant of Wicked Weaves used during Umbran Climax. This allows her to send forth infernal demons during her combo attacks for additional damage.

Alchemy: Jeanne is able to gather crystallized magical compounds such as Mandragora Roots, Baked Geckos and Unicorn Horns to concoct lollipops. These can bolster her power, render her impervious to all damage, or simply restore her health or magic.

Weapon: 4 One's design is based on a Parabellum pistol in general look, though the barrel has been heavily modified to accommodate melee-based combat. Individually, the guns are given the names Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan, though otherwise look identical to one another. All 4 One has a different accessory to each individual gun to match Jeanne's appearance. Her pistols have lengthy, pink-white feathers, with the handheld gun's feathers being long and attached to a large ring, and the heel gun's feathers being short, stiff, and directly protruding from the grip.