Ange Ushiromiya
| Ange Ushiromiya 右代宮 縁寿 | |
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| Title | The Witch of Resurrection The Endless Witch Miko of the Witch of Theatergoing |
| Also Known As | Gretel |
| Gender | Female |
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| Hair Color | Auburn |
| Eye Color | Blue |
| First Appearance | Banquet of the Golden Witch |
| Portrayed By | Rina Satō |
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Ange Ushiromiya (右代宮 縁寿, Ushiromiya Enje) is the daughter of Rudolf and Kyrie Ushiromiya and Battler's younger sister.
During Alliance of the Golden Witch, Ange is instructed not to reveal her true identity to Battler, thus she adopts the name Gretel.
Profile
Background
Appearance
Ange appears as a teenage girl with auburn hair and blue eyes. She typically wears a white skirt and blouse accompanied by a black double-breasted jacket with flowing sleeves. She also wears a black belt and a purple ribbon as well as a red arm-sash emblazoned with the One-Winged Eagle. Ange always wears pink beads in her hair that she received from Battler Ushiromiya when he won them from a crane game in an amusement park.
The six-year old version of her seen in Twilight of the Golden Witch wears a green dress with white accents and a purple bow around the collar. She also wears a golden key around her neck, given to her by BATTLER at the beginning of Twilight.
Personality
Plot
End of the Golden Witch
Ange is briefly mentioned as having attended the 1985 family conference during an extended flashback.
Requiem of the Golden Witch
Ange appears during the Tea Party alongside Lion Ushiromiya. The two are forced to watch a version of events wherein Kyrie and Rudolf Ushiromiya are the culprits, massacring the rest of the family before being killed by Eva. Bernkastel refers to this as the "truth" of what occurred on October 4-6, 1986.
Twilight of the Golden Witch
A six-year-old Ange serves as the protagonist, being told a story designed by BATTLER. She is given a key at the story's beginning; BATTLER claims that she will use the key to make a decision when he has finished telling his tale.