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*[[Beatrice the Elder]], one-half of Beatrice present in {{dawn}}. |
*[[Beatrice the Elder]], one-half of Beatrice present in {{dawn}}. |
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*[[Chick Beatrice]], one-half of Beatrice present in {{dawn}}. |
*[[Chick Beatrice]], one-half of Beatrice present in {{dawn}}. |
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*[[Beatrice Castiglioni]], Kinzo's lover from {{requiem}}. |
*[[Beatrice Castiglioni]], Kinzo's lover from {{requiem}}. |
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*[[Gaap]], a demon whose form was originally referred to as "Beatrice." |
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*[[Virgilia]], a witch originally known as "Beatrice" before passing on her title. |
*[[Virgilia]], a witch originally known as "Beatrice" before passing on her title. |
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*[[EVA-Beatrice]], a witch who succeeds the title of "Beatrice" from the first character listed. |
*[[EVA-Beatrice]], a witch who succeeds the title of "Beatrice" from the first character listed. |
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 2 May 2021
Beatrice may refer to:
- Beatrice, the witch incarnation of Kinzo Ushiromiya's former lover and the main antagonist of Umineko no Naku Koro ni Episodes 1-4.
- Beatrice the Elder, one-half of Beatrice present in Dawn of the Golden Witch.
- Chick Beatrice, one-half of Beatrice present in Dawn of the Golden Witch.
- Beatrice Castiglioni, Kinzo's lover from Requiem of the Golden Witch.
- Beatrice Ushiromiya, Kinzo's daughter.
- Gaap, a demon whose form was originally referred to as "Beatrice."
- Virgilia, a witch originally known as "Beatrice" before passing on her title.
- EVA-Beatrice, a witch who succeeds the title of "Beatrice" from the first character listed.
- ANGE-Beatrice, a witch who adopts the title of "Beatrice" from the first character listed.
- "Beatrice", the 78th chapter of the Umineko no Naku Koro ni manga.
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