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Tohya is very reclusive. |
Tohya is very reclusive. Like her counterpart, Tohya often refers to humans as "child of man." |
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== Plot == |
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Revision as of 15:27, 4 March 2021
| Tohya Hachijo | |
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| Character Information | |
| Classification | Human |
| Gender | Female |
| Also Known As | Reigonamu Itouikukuro |
| Hair Color | Purple |
| First Appearance | Dawn of the Golden Witch |
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Readers only pretend to read books...No matter what I write in my books, they don't truly read anything
—Tohya Hachijo, Dawn of the Golden Witch
error: {{nihongo}}: Japanese or romaji text required (help) is a mysterious novelist appearing in the last two arcs of Umineko no Naku Koro ni Chiru.
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A message bottle Forger. She's a mystery novel writer, and her person is surrounded by even more mysteries than those found in her novels. She claims to have found the truth of Rokkenjima and posts new tales she has written on the web, as though giving out extra hints. |
Background
Tohya successfully published several mystery novels, each under different pen names. Her popularity skyrocketed when it was discovered that each of these novels were written by the same person.
Appearance
Personality
Tohya is very reclusive. Like her counterpart, Tohya often refers to humans as "child of man."
Plot
Trivia
- One of Tohya's pen names, Itouikukuro Reigonamu, is an elaborate pun. The Japanese syllables, when matched to numbers, spell out 11019960576. This number is equal to 188, which is read in Japanese as "tohya no hachijo".