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The '''Witch Hunters''' are members of a cult group known as the '''Rokkenjima Witch Hunt''' dedicated to researching and theorizing the true nature of the [[Rokkenjima massacre]]. The only known |
The '''Witch Hunters''' are members of a cult group known as the '''Rokkenjima Witch Hunt''' dedicated to researching and theorizing the true nature of the [[Rokkenjima massacre]]. The only known members of the Witch Hunters are [[Tohya Hachijo]], [[Professor Ootsuki]], and [[Witch Hunter Mikami|Mikami]]. |
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On the ten year anniversary of the group, a convention was held in New York |
On the ten year anniversary of the group, a convention was held in New York. |
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The Witch Hunters appear in {{twilight}} during a large convention that promised to unveil the [[Book of the Single Truth|newly-found diary of Eva Ushiromiya]]. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Latest revision as of 23:13, 4 May 2021
The Witch Hunters are members of a cult group known as the Rokkenjima Witch Hunt dedicated to researching and theorizing the true nature of the Rokkenjima massacre. The only known members of the Witch Hunters are Tohya Hachijo, Professor Ootsuki, and Mikami.
On the ten year anniversary of the group, a convention was held in New York.
The Witch Hunters appear in Twilight of the Golden Witch during a large convention that promised to unveil the newly-found diary of Eva Ushiromiya.
Trivia
- The name "Witch Hunters" is a nod to Witch Hunt, a major source of translation for Umineko no Naku Koro ni in the English-speaking world.