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Oarburgh Clan

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The Oarburgh clan is a notorious and formidable guild of assassins featured as a major antagonistic faction in the prequel manga Akame ga Kill! Zero. Operating from a hidden stronghold, the clan is hired by the Revolutionary Army to wipe out the Empire's elite assassination units. The group is defined by their immense combat prowess, specialized weaponry, and use of ancient, genetically modified insects known as "Wrigglers". Despite aligning with the rebels, the Oarburgh clan's reputation is highly controversial, largely due to their sadistic methods and the sexual deviancy of their leader. Their actions trigger a deadly, all-out conflict with the Empire's Elite Seven—which includes a young Akame—and the Four Rakshasa Demons, ultimately resulting in the destruction of their guild.

(Situations)

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2) Female

(Leadership)

Merraid Oarburgh, also known as "Madam Mera," is the leader of the clan and the secondary antagonist of the prequel. A highly skilled combatant, she fights using a reinforced umbrella, commands the clan's signature "Wriggler" insects, and can drastically boost her physical stats through a dangerous technique called Metamorphosis. Merraid is exceptionally cruel, misandristic, and predatory; she routinely murders men on sight while systematically kidnapping, assaulting, and brainwashing women to force them into her personal harem. Her disturbing obsession with capturing and "converting" Akame drives much of the conflict between the clan and the Empire.

(Reputation)

Babara Oarburgh, widely feared under the moniker "The Eyes of Oarburgh," is an elderly veteran assassin and one of the clan's most senior members. Having been with the group long before Merraid took over, she acts as a top advisor to the leader and a mentor to the clan's younger disciples. Babara is deeply prideful of her past beauty and her long history of successful hits. She relies on her unassuming appearance as a harmless old woman to drop her targets' guards before striking with ruthless, bloodthirsty efficiency. She eventually dies in battle against Gozuki and the Elite Seven, detonating a suicide bomb in a final, failed attempt to take her enemies down with her.

(Membership)

Taeko and Chelsea serve as two of Babara’s primary disciples. Taeko, known as "The Breath of the Reaper of Oarburgh," is an emotionless and stoic killer raised by the clan since childhood. She wields a sword coated in an incurable Oarburgh poison and is responsible for deceiving and killing Cornelia of the Elite Seven, before eventually being slain in a vengeful duel by Akame. Chelsea, who frequently works alongside Taeko and Babara, utilizes her shape-shifting Teigu, "Gaea Foundation," for infiltration and espionage. Unlike the rest of the clan who perish, Chelsea survives the events of the prequel and eventually becomes a key member of Night Raid in the main Akame ga Kill! series.

(Notable members)

Other notable enforcers include Gilberda and Cassandra, both of whom are deeply devoted to Merraid and dress in traditional maid outfits. Gilberda was sold by her parents as a child due to her innate, terrifying superhuman strength; she can harden her muscles to the point of blocking bullets and fights on par with the inhuman Rakshasa Demons using her bare hands. Cassandra, who was also abandoned by her parents due to being born with four arms, uses her unique anatomy to seamlessly wield four bladed chakrams in combat. Both women fight fiercely to protect the clan's hideout during the Empire's final ambush but are ultimately killed in action.

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Merraid Oarburgh is the formidable leader of the clan whose lore is defined by her mastery of the clan's ancient techniques, including the use of genetically modified insects called "Wrigglers" and a life-shortening physical enhancement technique called Metamorphosis. Operating under a contract with the Revolutionary Army, she leads the clan in a shadow war against the Empire's elite assassins. Her personality is overwhelmingly sadistic, predatory, and misandristic; she despises men and slaughters them mercilessly, while obsessively capturing capable women to brainwash and add to her personal harem. Despite her cruelty, she is a charismatic leader to her followers, driven by a deeply twisted sense of affection and a terrifying obsession with capturing Akame. Babara Oarburgh, known as "The Eyes of Oarburgh," is a veteran assassin whose lore traces back long before Merraid assumed leadership. As a master of disguise and psychological manipulation, she uses her frail, elderly appearance to completely disarm her targets before executing them with blinding speed and specialized weaponry. Babara is fiercely prideful of her long history of successful hits and frequently boasts about her beauty in her youth. While she plays the part of a sweet, harmless old woman to perfection, her true personality is ruthless, bloodthirsty, and fanatically loyal to the Oarburgh name, a dedication she proves by detonating a suicide bomb in her final, fatal battle against the Empire. Taeko, feared as "The Breath of the Reaper of Oarburgh," was taken in and raised by the clan from early childhood, molding her into a deadly weapon who wields a katana coated in an incurable, clan-specific poison. Her lore reaches its tragic peak when she is assigned to infiltrate the Empire's ranks, leading to her befriending and eventually murdering Cornelia of the Elite Seven before being killed by Akame. Taeko's personality is outwardly stoic, cold, and strictly obedient to her gruesome orders, but this emotionless facade masks a deep inner loneliness. During her undercover mission, she experiences genuine warmth and internal conflict over her friendship with Cornelia, highlighting the tragic, brainwashed reality of child assassins. Chelsea is an apprentice assassin under Babara whose lore bridges the prequel and the main Akame ga Kill! series. Wielding the shapeshifting Teigu "Gaea Foundation," she specializes in deception, infiltration, and silent executions rather than brute force combat. Because she is away on a mission during the Empire's raid, she survives the destruction of the Oarburgh clan and eventually aligns with Night Raid. Personality-wise, Chelsea is highly pragmatic, observant, and grounded, hiding a cynical view of the assassin's life behind a cheerful, teasing demeanor. Unlike the sadistic or fanatically devoted members of her clan, she possesses a strong moral compass and a realistic understanding of the deadly consequences of their profession. Gilberda is an elite enforcer and personal bodyguard to Merraid whose lore is rooted in childhood abandonment; she was sold to the Oarburgh clan by her parents who were terrified of her innate, monstrous physical strength. She fights using barehanded martial arts, possessing the ability to harden her muscles to the point of deflecting bullets and blades. Because Merraid took her in when her family rejected her, Gilberda’s personality is defined by an unwavering, fanatical devotion to her master. She is highly disciplined, fiercely protective, and entirely willing to throw away her life to defend the clan's stronghold, viewing her servitude as a sacred debt. Cassandra serves alongside Gilberda as Merraid’s other elite maid and bodyguard, with a similarly tragic backstory of being abandoned by her parents due to being born with four arms. The clan weaponized her mutation, allowing her to seamlessly wield four bladed chakrams simultaneously to become a deadly whirlwind in close-quarters combat. Cassandra’s personality mirrors Gilberda’s absolute loyalty to Merraid, as she views the clan leader as a savior who gave her a home and purpose when society deemed her a monster. She is aggressive and fearless in battle, embracing her unique anatomy not as a curse, but as a proud tool to slaughter the enemies of the Oarburgh clan.

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