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* After being OutOfFocus for a good chunk of the first season, and coping with Goldsmith's humiliating treatment of her in "Trial of the Black Witch", Virgilia gets to shine when she challenges Battler to a round of speed chess, and slaps him in the face with one of his biggest weaknesses: [[spoiler:his reluctance to sacrifice anyone by naming a culprit]].
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] in order to keep Battler engaged in the game.
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice... [[spoiler:and him revealing that he regained his memories, and isn't being manipulated by Bern and Lambda into mindlessly destroying Beato after all]].
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that [[spoiler:all of the series save for Saikoroshi-hen is nothing more than a deluded fantasy constructed by that world's Rika in order to cope with her inability to make the world go the way she wished]].
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch": [[spoiler:telling his father that he loves him]].
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] in order to keep Battler engaged in the game.
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice... [[spoiler:and him revealing that he regained his memories, and isn't being manipulated by Bern and Lambda into mindlessly destroying Beato after all]].
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that [[spoiler:all of the series save for Saikoroshi-hen is nothing more than a deluded fantasy constructed by that world's Rika in order to cope with her inability to make the world go the way she wished]].
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch": [[spoiler:telling his father that he loves him]].
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* After being OutOfFocus for a good chunk of the first season, and coping with Goldsmith's humiliating treatment of her in "Trial of the Black Witch", Virgilia gets to shine when she challenges Battler to a round of speed chess, and slaps him in the face with one of his biggest weaknesses: [[spoiler:his his reluctance to sacrifice anyone by naming a culprit]].
culprit.
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy[[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] Lambdadelta in order to keep Battler engaged in the game.
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice...[[spoiler:and and him revealing that he regained his memories, and isn't being manipulated by Bern and Lambda into mindlessly destroying Beato after all]].
all.
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that[[spoiler:all all of the series save for Saikoroshi-hen is nothing more than a deluded fantasy constructed by that world's Rika in order to cope with her inability to make the world go the way she wished]].
wished.
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch":[[spoiler:telling telling his father that he loves him]].him.
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice...
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch":
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** First, there's the showdown between [[spoiler:Ange and Battler]], with its sudden ArtShift to ''Ougon Musoukyoku''.
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox: [[spoiler:one of Will's favorite pet theories, that the residents were massacred by seagulls. Will and Dlanor discovered the box's importance and created a fake, then turn Bern's ExactWords against her]].
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by [[spoiler:a riddle contest]].
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox: [[spoiler:one of Will's favorite pet theories, that the residents were massacred by seagulls. Will and Dlanor discovered the box's importance and created a fake, then turn Bern's ExactWords against her]].
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by [[spoiler:a riddle contest]].
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** First, there's the showdown between [[spoiler:Ange Ange and Battler]], Battler, with its sudden ArtShift to ''Ougon Musoukyoku''.
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox:[[spoiler:one one of Will's favorite pet theories, that the residents were massacred by seagulls. Will and Dlanor discovered the box's importance and created a fake, then turn Bern's ExactWords against her]].
her.
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by[[spoiler:a a riddle contest]].contest.
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox:
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by
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** Battler challenges Beatrice one last time... [[spoiler:the ''original'' Beatrice, channeled through Clair]]. The ensuing confrontation makes clear that he does, in fact, understand what [[spoiler:Yasu was trying to teach him]].
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler: [[spoiler:she sends him to a special Fragment in order to stop the culprit once and for all, preventing the destruction of Rokkenjima]].
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with [[spoiler:the survivors hijacking one of Bern's boats and escaping]].
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler: [[spoiler:she sends him to a special Fragment in order to stop the culprit once and for all, preventing the destruction of Rokkenjima]].
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with [[spoiler:the survivors hijacking one of Bern's boats and escaping]].
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** Battler challenges Beatrice one last time... [[spoiler:the the ''original'' Beatrice, channeled through Clair]]. Clair. The ensuing confrontation makes clear that he does, in fact, understand what [[spoiler:Yasu Yasu was trying to teach him]].
him.
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler:[[spoiler:she she sends him to a special Fragment in order to stop the culprit once and for all, preventing the destruction of Rokkenjima]].
Rokkenjima.
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with[[spoiler:the the survivors hijacking one of Bern's boats and escaping]].escaping.
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler:
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with
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* The climax of "Epitaph", in which Lambdadelta reveals to Battler that the AffectionateParody series is, in fact, 'just a replica board'... and what, precisely, that means for the game.
* After being OutOfFocus for a good chunk of the first season, and coping with Goldsmith's humiliating treatment of her in "Trial of the Black Witch", Virgilia gets to shine when she challenges Battler to a round of speed chess, and slaps him in the face with one of his biggest weaknesses: [[spoiler:his reluctance to sacrifice anyone by naming a culprit]].
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] in order to keep Battler engaged in the game.
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice... [[spoiler:and him revealing that he regained his memories, and isn't being manipulated by Bern and Lambda into mindlessly destroying Beato after all]].
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that [[spoiler:all of the series save for Saikoroshi-hen is nothing more than a deluded fantasy constructed by that world's Rika in order to cope with her inability to make the world go the way she wished]].
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch": [[spoiler:telling his father that he loves him]].
* The "A End" of "Deus Ex Machina" offers several awesome moments:
** First, there's the showdown between [[spoiler:Ange and Battler]], with its sudden ArtShift to ''Ougon Musoukyoku''.
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox: [[spoiler:one of Will's favorite pet theories, that the residents were massacred by seagulls. Will and Dlanor discovered the box's importance and created a fake, then turn Bern's ExactWords against her]].
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by [[spoiler:a riddle contest]].
* The "B End" brings it own array of memorable moments:
** Battler challenges Beatrice one last time... [[spoiler:the ''original'' Beatrice, channeled through Clair]]. The ensuing confrontation makes clear that he does, in fact, understand what [[spoiler:Yasu was trying to teach him]].
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler: [[spoiler:she sends him to a special Fragment in order to stop the culprit once and for all, preventing the destruction of Rokkenjima]].
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with [[spoiler:the survivors hijacking one of Bern's boats and escaping]].
* After being OutOfFocus for a good chunk of the first season, and coping with Goldsmith's humiliating treatment of her in "Trial of the Black Witch", Virgilia gets to shine when she challenges Battler to a round of speed chess, and slaps him in the face with one of his biggest weaknesses: [[spoiler:his reluctance to sacrifice anyone by naming a culprit]].
** As a follow-up, she goes on to defy [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] in order to keep Battler engaged in the game.
* "Endgame Tea Party" serves as a fitting SeasonFinale for the first half of ''Umineko'', as Battler reviews all of the replica boards up to this point in order to point out {{Plot Hole}}s. It all builds up to an emotional confrontation with Beatrice... [[spoiler:and him revealing that he regained his memories, and isn't being manipulated by Bern and Lambda into mindlessly destroying Beato after all]].
* The final part of "Magical Detective Erika-chan", in which Battler challenges Bern on her metaphorical home turf, constructing a theory about ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' meant to deny her very existence. Mainly, that [[spoiler:all of the series save for Saikoroshi-hen is nothing more than a deluded fantasy constructed by that world's Rika in order to cope with her inability to make the world go the way she wished]].
* How Battler deals with the MexicanStandoff in "Cat Box of the Golden Witch": [[spoiler:telling his father that he loves him]].
* The "A End" of "Deus Ex Machina" offers several awesome moments:
** First, there's the showdown between [[spoiler:Ange and Battler]], with its sudden ArtShift to ''Ougon Musoukyoku''.
** The big reveal of what's inside the catbox: [[spoiler:one of Will's favorite pet theories, that the residents were massacred by seagulls. Will and Dlanor discovered the box's importance and created a fake, then turn Bern's ExactWords against her]].
** The final contest between Battler and Bernkastel: a rapid-fire theory-off followed by [[spoiler:a riddle contest]].
* The "B End" brings it own array of memorable moments:
** Battler challenges Beatrice one last time... [[spoiler:the ''original'' Beatrice, channeled through Clair]]. The ensuing confrontation makes clear that he does, in fact, understand what [[spoiler:Yasu was trying to teach him]].
** Beatrice's response, and her final challenge to Battler: [[spoiler:she sends him to a special Fragment in order to stop the culprit once and for all, preventing the destruction of Rokkenjima]].
** While all this is happening, there's the events back at the Golden Land, with [[spoiler:the survivors hijacking one of Bern's boats and escaping]].
