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** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange. When she realizes her power as the Witch of Resurrection, she brings back Battler and every single one of her friends and family, real or imaginary, human or otherwise, who had died in the Golden Land just moments ago. Bernkastel's attempts to destroy them with the red truth [[IRejectYourReality are negated by]] [[EleventhHourSuperpower everyone's gold truth]], which they then pool into a single, massive attack that tears through all the blue truths Bernkastel had been massacring Battler a minute ago and then continues on to her, [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu finally defeating her]]. The Witch of Miracles was felled by not only Battler and Ange, but the entire Ushiromiya family and their friends. When you think of how much pain and suffering Bernkastel had caused them all, no defeat could be more fitting.
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** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange. When she realizes her power as the Witch of Resurrection, she brings back Battler and every single one of her friends and family, real or imaginary, human or otherwise, who had died in the Golden Land just moments ago. Bernkastel's attempts to destroy them with the red truth [[IRejectYourReality are negated by]] [[EleventhHourSuperpower everyone's gold truth]], which they then pool into a single, massive attack that tears through all the blue truths Bernkastel had been massacring Battler with just a minute ago and then continues on to her, [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu finally defeating her]]. The Witch of Miracles was felled by not only Battler and Ange, but the entire Ushiromiya family and their friends. When you think of how much pain and suffering Bernkastel had caused them all, no defeat could be more fitting.
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** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler wielding the Golden Truth is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
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** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] scene keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler wielding the Golden Truth is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
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* Episode 7. Eva in the Tea Party surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents. Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to protect Lion from Bernkastel. Starting from when he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to protect Lion from Bernkastel. Starting from when he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.
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* Episode 7. 7.
** Eva in the Tea Party surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents. Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
* Episode 7 again: ** Will crashing the Tea Party to protect Lion from Bernkastel. Starting from when he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.
** Eva in the Tea Party surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents. Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
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*** Both made it more awesome by the fact that Episode 8 reveals that they SURVIVE. SOMEHOW.
*** Well, thanks, Lambda. Everything she does is awesome.
* A bit of a meta one: Witch Hunt, the group responsible for producing the unofficial English translation for the games, received a letter from Ryukushi07, the writer/creator of Umineko. Instead of responding with a Cease and Desist, like most would, R7 instead expressed admiration for their spirit and praised them for translating his game. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments He went on to name a group in the fourth episode of the novels after said translation group.]]
*** Well, thanks, Lambda. Everything she does is awesome.
* A bit of a meta one: Witch Hunt, the group responsible for producing the unofficial English translation for the games, received a letter from Ryukushi07, the writer/creator of Umineko. Instead of responding with a Cease and Desist, like most would, R7 instead expressed admiration for their spirit and praised them for translating his game. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments He went on to name a group in the fourth episode of the novels after said translation group.]]
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** Let's put this in perspective. Not only did he fool Erika and Bernkastel, ''he fooled the readers'', most of whom thought he was being an idiot. How's that for a Meta-twist?
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* Battler's first decicive move against Beatrice in Episode 2. To wit, Beato had given Battler the rule that [[ColorCodedSpeech anything she says in red is the truth]]. With that in mind, she created a LockedRoomMystery with the chapel that could seemingly never be proved; they definitely used the front door, there's only one key to open it, there are no other methods of doing so, and the key was definitely in Maria's possession. Battler, initially distraught over his lack of options, quickly "spins the chessboard" and makes Beato exhaust all of her "true" answers until Beato could no longer deny a human possibility. In this case, it's the idea that the envelope holding the key wasn't in Maria's sight 24/7 between the time she got it and the time Rosa opened it, meaning ''someone else'' could have taken the envelope, used the key, and then resealed it before putting it back in Maria's bag. While Beato eventually bounces back, since that means someone Battler trusts is a likely suspect, it marks the first time that the Golden Witch [[VillainousBreakdown loses her composure]].
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* Battler's first decicive move against Beatrice in Episode 2. To wit, Beato had given Battler the rule that [[ColorCodedSpeech [[LanguageOfTruth anything she says in red is the truth]]. With that in mind, she created a LockedRoomMystery with the chapel that could seemingly never be proved; they definitely used the front door, there's only one key to open it, there are no other methods of doing so, and the key was definitely in Maria's possession. Battler, initially distraught over his lack of options, quickly "spins the chessboard" and makes Beato exhaust all of her "true" answers until Beato could no longer deny a human possibility. In this case, it's the idea that the envelope holding the key wasn't in Maria's sight 24/7 between the time she got it and the time Rosa opened it, meaning ''someone else'' could have taken the envelope, used the key, and then resealed it before putting it back in Maria's bag. While Beato eventually bounces back, since that means someone Battler trusts is a likely suspect, it marks the first time that the Golden Witch [[VillainousBreakdown loses her composure]].
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* Battler's first decicive move against Beatrice in Episode 2. To wit, Beato had given Battler the rule that [[ColorCodedSpeech anything she says in red is the truth]]. With that in mind, she created a LockedRoomMystery with the chapel that could seemingly never be proved; they definitely used the front door, there's only one key to open it, there are no other methods of doing so, and the key was definitely in Maria's possession. Battler, initially distraught over his lack of options, quickly "spins the chessboard" and makes Beato exhaust all of her "true" answers until Beato could no longer deny a human possibility. In this case, it's the idea that the envelope holding the key wasn't in Maria's sight 24/7 between the time she got it and the time Rosa opened it, meaning ''someone else'' could have taken the envelope, used the key, and then resealed it before putting it back in Maria's bag. While Beato eventually bounces back, since that means someone Battler trusts is a likely suspect, it marks the first time that the Golden Witch [[VillainousBreakdown loses her composure]].
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** [[spoiler: "Have a nice dream. See you in hell." ]]
** [[spoiler: Her HeroicSacrifice at the end of Episode 4, which also manages to be something of a TearJerker, although the awesome part is heavily lessened once it's revealed that she was [[ManipulativeBastard playing right into Bernkastel's hands.]]]]
* Rosa's final actions at the end of Episode 2: [[spoiler: she faces down an entire army of demon goats with only a Winchester 45, a pen, and a gold ingot.]] It was awesome enough to inspire her own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQFQRlN2q1w video game.]]
** [[spoiler: Her HeroicSacrifice at the end of Episode 4, which also manages to be something of a TearJerker, although the awesome part is heavily lessened once it's revealed that she was [[ManipulativeBastard playing right into Bernkastel's hands.]]]]
* Rosa's final actions at the end of Episode 2: [[spoiler: she faces down an entire army of demon goats with only a Winchester 45, a pen, and a gold ingot.]] It was awesome enough to inspire her own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQFQRlN2q1w video game.]]
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**[[spoiler: Her HeroicSacrifice at the end of Episode 4, which also manages to be something of a TearJerker, although the awesome part is heavily lessened once it's revealed that she was [[ManipulativeBastard playing right into Bernkastel's hands.]]]]
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* Rosa's final actions at the end of Episode 2:[[spoiler: she faces down an entire army of demon goats with only a Winchester 45, a pen, and a gold ingot.]] ingot. It was awesome enough to inspire her own [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQFQRlN2q1w video game.]]
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* Rosa's final actions at the end of Episode 2:
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* In Episode 4, after seeing Kinzo spend the first few games [[LargeHam screaming Beatrice's name at the sky and begging for her to return,]] he finally takes action: [[spoiler:He not only summons the Chiesters, he also summons two of Beatrice's most powerful furniture, ''and'' her mentor. At the same time.]] There's a reason he gained something of a fanbase in America after the anime aired that particular episode.
* Maria getting RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Episode 4: The scene where [[spoiler:she [[CallingTheOldManOut calls her mother out on her mistreatment of her]] and then repeatedly kills her in true When They Cry fashion]] manages to be this, horrifying, '''and''' a TearJerker at the same time. That alone makes it awesome.
* The ending of Episode 4 where [[spoiler:Battler denies Beatrice with the blue truth]] qualifies...but later events make this retroactively into a TearJerker.
* Maria getting RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Episode 4: The scene where [[spoiler:she [[CallingTheOldManOut calls her mother out on her mistreatment of her]] and then repeatedly kills her in true When They Cry fashion]] manages to be this, horrifying, '''and''' a TearJerker at the same time. That alone makes it awesome.
* The ending of Episode 4 where [[spoiler:Battler denies Beatrice with the blue truth]] qualifies...but later events make this retroactively into a TearJerker.
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* In Episode 4, after seeing Kinzo spend the first few games [[LargeHam screaming Beatrice's name at the sky and begging for her to return,]] he finally takes action: [[spoiler:He He not only summons the Chiesters, he also summons two of Beatrice's most powerful furniture, ''and'' her mentor. At the same time.]] There's a reason he gained something of a fanbase in America after the anime aired that particular episode.
* Maria getting RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Episode 4: The scene where[[spoiler:she she [[CallingTheOldManOut calls her mother out on her mistreatment of her]] and then repeatedly kills her in true When They Cry fashion]] fashion manages to be this, horrifying, '''and''' a TearJerker at the same time. That alone makes it awesome.
* The ending of Episode 4 where[[spoiler:Battler Battler denies Beatrice with the blue truth]] truth qualifies...but later events make this retroactively into a TearJerker.
* Maria getting RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in Episode 4: The scene where
* The ending of Episode 4 where
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* The hidden tea party of Episode 5. [[spoiler:Battler is defeated and humiliated, his aunt is set to be disgraced, and many of Beatrice's furniture are about to be executed for Bernkastel's pleasure. Until he discovers the truth and makes a comeback, facing off against Erika, the Eiserne Jungfrau, and Bernkastel at the same time, gets back-up from Ronove, Virgilia, Gaap, and the Seven Stakes...'''and''' becomes an Endless Sorcerer and the game master going forward.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler [[spoiler:wielding the Golden Truth]] is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler [[spoiler:wielding the Golden Truth]] is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
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* The hidden tea party of Episode 5. [[spoiler:Battler Battler is defeated and humiliated, his aunt is set to be disgraced, and many of Beatrice's furniture are about to be executed for Bernkastel's pleasure. Until he discovers the truth and makes a comeback, facing off against Erika, the Eiserne Jungfrau, and Bernkastel at the same time, gets back-up from Ronove, Virgilia, Gaap, and the Seven Stakes...'''and''' becomes an Endless Sorcerer and the game master going forward.]]
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** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler[[spoiler:wielding wielding the Golden Truth]] Truth is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler
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** Beatrice, [[spoiler:after spending ''two whole games'' absent from the real Beato's face, we ''finally'' see her old self. She fearlessly crashes an armed wedding, and after staring at Erika greeting her, lets out her low, characteristic chuckle, which causes even Battler to react. Then she slowly raises her pipe, then progressively goes up from serene face, to gentle smile, to grin, to the long awaited sneer. After that entrance, she proceeds to calmly demand a duel from Erika, even though she could be killed at any moment, and then solve the closed room problem no one else could, then]].
** She and Battler get another, amazingly epic one at the very end of the episode, with just ''one'' line, after Erika declared in red that [[spoiler:she's the 18th person on Rokkenjima]]: [[spoiler:"Sorry, but-" "Even if we include you-" ""There are seventeen people.""]]
** Virgilia, Ronove, and Gaap [[spoiler: taking out the Chiesters.]]
** Lambdadelta [[spoiler: ''deflecting a sword with popcorn.'']]
** Erika [[spoiler: [[DyingMomentOfAwesome standing up one last time to boldly face Beatrice and Battler while she's dying]], embracing that [[CardCarryingVillain she's a villain]] and that a villain should exit the scene with a big SlasherSmile on their face.]]
* Battler: "[[spoiler:Maria]], it's ten years early for you to tell someone to [[spoiler:eat you]]. Make sure to tell me that in ten years, alright?"
** From the second tea party as well: "Looks delicious. Slice up your cowtits and make me a sandwich." Especially in context: [[spoiler: After her sound victory, Beatrice is torturing Rosa by making her eat remains of her siblings and more or less crossing the MoralEventHorizon by presenting Maria's head, who suddenly starts to beg. The game is already over, nobody is coming to save her, Beatrice laughing hysterically towards a perfectly plausible DownerEnding scenario... then that one line comes up, effectively and utterly destroying the hopeless mood. Cue Battler's BigDamnHeroes entrance.]]
*** Made several times more awesome by [[spoiler:him smashing Beato's face into the table]] immediately after saying this. Too bad the anime didn't show it.
* Dunno if many people caught this, but the fact that Chiesta 410 has faith in Battler in [=EP5=]. [[spoiler: At one point during the main story, Battler is trying to argue a way to help the witch Beatrice and the phantom of Kinzo out of the closed room Erika has constructed, with the help of the Chiesta Sisters and the Eiserne Jungfrau. After he's told that escape is impossible, 410 simply comments, "But he'll do it anyway." And then, during the hidden tea party, Battler is revived from death, ready to fight again. Bernkastel orders the Chiestas to fire and destroy him; while readying to fire, 410 has a sad, apologetic look on her face. Right after it's revealed that they can't fire on him, her face has become a triumphant grin. When asked why they didn't fire, and it's revealed that Battler is the new territory lord of the fragment, 410 comments, "Nihi, I told you he'd do it."]]
* [=EP6=]. Kanon [[spoiler: rescuing Battler and staying in the closed room.]] It is even accompanied by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7ByDX00sGI one of the best songs in the soundtrack!]]
* ''Dawn'' again: The Stakes' subverting Erika and Dlanor to help Beato and Battler out when Beato makes her return. [[spoiler:Gertrude is holding up a barrier that Beato won't be able to get through, and the Chiestas are quickly rebooting, almost able to take Beato out. The Stakes want to help the two out, but are unsure of how to proceed, because technically, Erika is currently commanding them. (Battler was comatose, and Erika married him; as his wife, she had the right to speak on his behalf and command what belonged to him.) Dlanor specifically tells Lucifer, "You are not allowed to move except by the orders of your MASTER."]] Then, this conversation occurs:
** She and Battler get another, amazingly epic one at the very end of the episode, with just ''one'' line, after Erika declared in red that [[spoiler:she's the 18th person on Rokkenjima]]: [[spoiler:"Sorry, but-" "Even if we include you-" ""There are seventeen people.""]]
** Virgilia, Ronove, and Gaap [[spoiler: taking out the Chiesters.]]
** Lambdadelta [[spoiler: ''deflecting a sword with popcorn.'']]
** Erika [[spoiler: [[DyingMomentOfAwesome standing up one last time to boldly face Beatrice and Battler while she's dying]], embracing that [[CardCarryingVillain she's a villain]] and that a villain should exit the scene with a big SlasherSmile on their face.]]
* Battler: "[[spoiler:Maria]], it's ten years early for you to tell someone to [[spoiler:eat you]]. Make sure to tell me that in ten years, alright?"
** From the second tea party as well: "Looks delicious. Slice up your cowtits and make me a sandwich." Especially in context: [[spoiler: After her sound victory, Beatrice is torturing Rosa by making her eat remains of her siblings and more or less crossing the MoralEventHorizon by presenting Maria's head, who suddenly starts to beg. The game is already over, nobody is coming to save her, Beatrice laughing hysterically towards a perfectly plausible DownerEnding scenario... then that one line comes up, effectively and utterly destroying the hopeless mood. Cue Battler's BigDamnHeroes entrance.]]
*** Made several times more awesome by [[spoiler:him smashing Beato's face into the table]] immediately after saying this. Too bad the anime didn't show it.
* Dunno if many people caught this, but the fact that Chiesta 410 has faith in Battler in [=EP5=]. [[spoiler: At one point during the main story, Battler is trying to argue a way to help the witch Beatrice and the phantom of Kinzo out of the closed room Erika has constructed, with the help of the Chiesta Sisters and the Eiserne Jungfrau. After he's told that escape is impossible, 410 simply comments, "But he'll do it anyway." And then, during the hidden tea party, Battler is revived from death, ready to fight again. Bernkastel orders the Chiestas to fire and destroy him; while readying to fire, 410 has a sad, apologetic look on her face. Right after it's revealed that they can't fire on him, her face has become a triumphant grin. When asked why they didn't fire, and it's revealed that Battler is the new territory lord of the fragment, 410 comments, "Nihi, I told you he'd do it."]]
* [=EP6=]. Kanon [[spoiler: rescuing Battler and staying in the closed room.]] It is even accompanied by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7ByDX00sGI one of the best songs in the soundtrack!]]
* ''Dawn'' again: The Stakes' subverting Erika and Dlanor to help Beato and Battler out when Beato makes her return. [[spoiler:Gertrude is holding up a barrier that Beato won't be able to get through, and the Chiestas are quickly rebooting, almost able to take Beato out. The Stakes want to help the two out, but are unsure of how to proceed, because technically, Erika is currently commanding them. (Battler was comatose, and Erika married him; as his wife, she had the right to speak on his behalf and command what belonged to him.) Dlanor specifically tells Lucifer, "You are not allowed to move except by the orders of your MASTER."]] Then, this conversation occurs:
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** Beatrice, [[spoiler:after after spending ''two whole games'' absent from the real Beato's face, we ''finally'' see her old self. She fearlessly crashes an armed wedding, and after staring at Erika greeting her, lets out her low, characteristic chuckle, which causes even Battler to react. Then she slowly raises her pipe, then progressively goes up from serene face, to gentle smile, to grin, to the long awaited sneer. After that entrance, she proceeds to calmly demand a duel from Erika, even though she could be killed at any moment, and then solve the closed room problem no one else could, then]].
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** She and Battler get another, amazingly epic one at the very end of the episode, with just ''one'' line, after Erika declared in red that[[spoiler:she's she's the 18th person on Rokkenjima]]: [[spoiler:"Sorry, Rokkenjima: "Sorry, but-" "Even if we include you-" ""There are seventeen people.""]]
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** Virgilia, Ronove, and Gaap[[spoiler: taking out the Chiesters.]]
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** Lambdadelta[[spoiler: ''deflecting a sword with popcorn.'']]
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** Erika[[spoiler: [[DyingMomentOfAwesome standing up one last time to boldly face Beatrice and Battler while she's dying]], embracing that [[CardCarryingVillain she's a villain]] and that a villain should exit the scene with a big SlasherSmile on their face.]]
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* Battler:"[[spoiler:Maria]], "Maria, it's ten years early for you to tell someone to [[spoiler:eat you]].eat you. Make sure to tell me that in ten years, alright?"
** From the second tea party as well: "Looks delicious. Slice up your cowtits and make me a sandwich." Especially in context:[[spoiler: After her sound victory, Beatrice is torturing Rosa by making her eat remains of her siblings and more or less crossing the MoralEventHorizon by presenting Maria's head, who suddenly starts to beg. The game is already over, nobody is coming to save her, Beatrice laughing hysterically towards a perfectly plausible DownerEnding scenario... then that one line comes up, effectively and utterly destroying the hopeless mood. Cue Battler's BigDamnHeroes entrance.]]
entrance.
*** Made several times more awesome by[[spoiler:him him smashing Beato's face into the table]] table immediately after saying this. Too bad the anime didn't show it.
* Dunno if many people caught this, but the fact that Chiesta 410 has faith in Battler in [=EP5=].[[spoiler: At one point during the main story, Battler is trying to argue a way to help the witch Beatrice and the phantom of Kinzo out of the closed room Erika has constructed, with the help of the Chiesta Sisters and the Eiserne Jungfrau. After he's told that escape is impossible, 410 simply comments, "But he'll do it anyway." And then, during the hidden tea party, Battler is revived from death, ready to fight again. Bernkastel orders the Chiestas to fire and destroy him; while readying to fire, 410 has a sad, apologetic look on her face. Right after it's revealed that they can't fire on him, her face has become a triumphant grin. When asked why they didn't fire, and it's revealed that Battler is the new territory lord of the fragment, 410 comments, "Nihi, I told you he'd do it."]]
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* [=EP6=]. Kanon[[spoiler: rescuing Battler and staying in the closed room.]] room. It is even accompanied by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7ByDX00sGI one of the best songs in the soundtrack!]]
* ''Dawn'' again: The Stakes' subverting Erika and Dlanor to help Beato and Battler out when Beato makes her return.[[spoiler:Gertrude Gertrude is holding up a barrier that Beato won't be able to get through, and the Chiestas are quickly rebooting, almost able to take Beato out. The Stakes want to help the two out, but are unsure of how to proceed, because technically, Erika is currently commanding them. (Battler was comatose, and Erika married him; as his wife, she had the right to speak on his behalf and command what belonged to him.) Dlanor specifically tells Lucifer, "You are not allowed to move except by the orders of your MASTER."]] " Then, this conversation occurs:
** She and Battler get another, amazingly epic one at the very end of the episode, with just ''one'' line, after Erika declared in red that
** Virgilia, Ronove, and Gaap
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** From the second tea party as well: "Looks delicious. Slice up your cowtits and make me a sandwich." Especially in context:
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* Dunno if many people caught this, but the fact that Chiesta 410 has faith in Battler in [=EP5=].
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* Episode 7. Although her motives are very morally ambiguous, it must be said that Rosa's zealous refusal to cover up her sister and brother-in-law [[spoiler:for their AccidentalMurder]], combined with the fact that in the manga version she ''pushes'' [[BigSisterBully Eva]] away from her (so hard that in the next panel the latter touches the shoulder where Rosa pushed her as to indicate a form of pain) is very satisfying.
* Episode 7. Eva in the Tea Party [[spoiler:surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents.]] Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to [[spoiler:protect Lion from Bernkastel.]] Starting from when [[spoiler:he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.]]
** Lion also gets to contribute by [[spoiler:refusing to obey Bernkastel when Bernkastel orders him to beg Will to drop him and save himself. Instead, together with Will, he declares that they will escape and keep fighting for their miracle. Right to the face of the Witch of Miracles herself.]]
*** Both made it more awesome by the fact that [[spoiler:Episode 8 reveals that they SURVIVE. SOMEHOW.]]
*** [[spoiler:Well, thanks, Lambda. Everything she does is awesome. ]]
* Episode 7. Eva in the Tea Party [[spoiler:surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents.]] Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to [[spoiler:protect Lion from Bernkastel.]] Starting from when [[spoiler:he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.]]
** Lion also gets to contribute by [[spoiler:refusing to obey Bernkastel when Bernkastel orders him to beg Will to drop him and save himself. Instead, together with Will, he declares that they will escape and keep fighting for their miracle. Right to the face of the Witch of Miracles herself.]]
*** Both made it more awesome by the fact that [[spoiler:Episode 8 reveals that they SURVIVE. SOMEHOW.]]
*** [[spoiler:Well, thanks, Lambda. Everything she does is awesome. ]]
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* Episode 7. Although her motives are very morally ambiguous, it must be said that Rosa's zealous refusal to cover up her sister and brother-in-law [[spoiler:for for their AccidentalMurder]], AccidentalMurder, combined with the fact that in the manga version she ''pushes'' [[BigSisterBully Eva]] away from her (so hard that in the next panel the latter touches the shoulder where Rosa pushed her as to indicate a form of pain) is very satisfying.
* Episode 7. Eva in the Tea Party[[spoiler:surviving surviving Kyrie's massacre and finally managing to take her and Rudolf down, then swearing to take care of Ange and ensure that she never learns the truth about her parents.]] parents. Also counts as a TearJerker when you know how Eva's future with Ange turns out...
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to[[spoiler:protect protect Lion from Bernkastel.]] Bernkastel. Starting from when [[spoiler:he he ''freezes time'' and ''slices the screen apart'' to stop his murder, and then angrily refusing to allow Lion to even consider giving up. Getting thrashed by Bernkastel and losing his limbs does nothing to shake his absolute determination to save Lion and Beatrice, even at the cost of his own life.]]
life.
** Lion also gets to contribute by[[spoiler:refusing refusing to obey Bernkastel when Bernkastel orders him to beg Will to drop him and save himself. Instead, together with Will, he declares that they will escape and keep fighting for their miracle. Right to the face of the Witch of Miracles herself.]]
herself.
*** Both made it more awesome by the fact that[[spoiler:Episode Episode 8 reveals that they SURVIVE. SOMEHOW.]]
SOMEHOW.
***[[spoiler:Well, Well, thanks, Lambda. Everything she does is awesome. ]]
* Episode 7. Eva in the Tea Party
* Episode 7 again: Will crashing the Tea Party to
** Lion also gets to contribute by
*** Both made it more awesome by the fact that
***
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** Six words: [[spoiler:Battler. [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu Punches]]. [[SmugSnake Bern]]. ''[[BerserkButton In]]''. ''[[VillainousBreakdown THE]]''. '''''[[UnstoppableRage FACE]]'''''.]]
** Also, specifically during the goat fight: [[spoiler: Will HEADBUTTING A GOAT TO DEATH after it insults the mystery genre. The looks on everyone's faces as he does it are simply priceless.]]
** Even before Lambda vs. Bern itself, Lambda [[spoiler:sacrificing her own livelihood to bring Battler and Ange to Featherine's party and then later losing the game of rock-paper-scissors on purpose so that she would be chosen as the sacrifice]] should definitely count.
** Also, specifically during the goat fight: [[spoiler: Will HEADBUTTING A GOAT TO DEATH after it insults the mystery genre. The looks on everyone's faces as he does it are simply priceless.]]
** Even before Lambda vs. Bern itself, Lambda [[spoiler:sacrificing her own livelihood to bring Battler and Ange to Featherine's party and then later losing the game of rock-paper-scissors on purpose so that she would be chosen as the sacrifice]] should definitely count.
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** Six words: [[spoiler:Battler.Battler. [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu Punches]]. [[SmugSnake Bern]]. ''[[BerserkButton In]]''. ''[[VillainousBreakdown THE]]''. '''''[[UnstoppableRage FACE]]'''''.]]
FACE]]'''''.
** Also, specifically during the goat fight:[[spoiler: Will HEADBUTTING A GOAT TO DEATH after it insults the mystery genre. The looks on everyone's faces as he does it are simply priceless.]]
priceless.
** Even before Lambda vs. Bern itself, Lambda[[spoiler:sacrificing sacrificing her own livelihood to bring Battler and Ange to Featherine's party and then later losing the game of rock-paper-scissors on purpose so that she would be chosen as the sacrifice]] sacrifice should definitely count.
** Also, specifically during the goat fight:
** Even before Lambda vs. Bern itself, Lambda
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* A Fridge Brilliance CMOA for Battler, if you subscribe to a certain theory about [=EP6=]: [[spoiler: if you believe he planned the entire thing, he managed to fool both Erika and Bernkastel into thinking he was a completely incompetent mess, while in reality he knew exactly what he was doing and was betting everything to save Beatrice. Just the fact that he was willing to spend years inside that horrifying closed room in order to revive her makes the episode that much more amazing.]]
** Let's put this in perspective. Not only did he [[spoiler:fool Erika and Bernkastel, ''he fooled the readers'', most of whom thought he was being an idiot.]] How's that for a Meta-twist?
* The entire [[spoiler:LastStand]] scene in [=EP8=]. To wit:
** [[spoiler:Will and Dlanor's]] BackToBackBadasses.
** Let's put this in perspective. Not only did he [[spoiler:fool Erika and Bernkastel, ''he fooled the readers'', most of whom thought he was being an idiot.]] How's that for a Meta-twist?
* The entire [[spoiler:LastStand]] scene in [=EP8=]. To wit:
** [[spoiler:Will and Dlanor's]] BackToBackBadasses.
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* A Fridge Brilliance CMOA for Battler, if you subscribe to a certain theory about [=EP6=]: [[spoiler: if you believe he planned the entire thing, he managed to fool both Erika and Bernkastel into thinking he was a completely incompetent mess, while in reality he knew exactly what he was doing and was betting everything to save Beatrice. Just the fact that he was willing to spend years inside that horrifying closed room in order to revive her makes the episode that much more amazing.]]
amazing.
** Let's put this in perspective. Not only did he[[spoiler:fool fool Erika and Bernkastel, ''he fooled the readers'', most of whom thought he was being an idiot.]] idiot. How's that for a Meta-twist?
* The entire[[spoiler:LastStand]] LastStand scene in [=EP8=]. To wit:
**[[spoiler:Will Will and Dlanor's]] Dlanor's BackToBackBadasses.
** Let's put this in perspective. Not only did he
* The entire
**
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** And of course, the aforementioned [[spoiler:Will headbutting a goat to death.]]
** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive (mainly because Rosa apparently ''wasn't even fighting in full seriousness''), only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle.
** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange. [[spoiler:When she realizes her power as the Witch of Resurrection, she brings back Battler and every single one of her friends and family, real or imaginary, human or otherwise, who had died in the Golden Land just moments ago. Bernkastel's attempts to destroy them with the red truth [[IRejectYourReality are negated by]] [[EleventhHourSuperpower everyone's gold truth]], which they then pool into a single, massive attack that tears through all the blue truths Bernkastel had been massacring Battler a minute ago and then continues on to her, [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu finally defeating her]]. The Witch of Miracles was felled by not only Battler and Ange, but the entire Ushiromiya family and their friends. When you think of how much pain and suffering Bernkastel had caused them all, no defeat could be more fitting.]]
* Earlier on, [[spoiler:Erika's VillainousRescue moment]], saving Ange from a horde of goats.
** Her first round with Battler in EP 8 manga, culminating in her handing his ass to him, solving EP 5 and 6 as well as the riddle of [[spoiler:ShKannontrice]] is one SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome long overdue.
** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive (mainly because Rosa apparently ''wasn't even fighting in full seriousness''), only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle.
** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange. [[spoiler:When she realizes her power as the Witch of Resurrection, she brings back Battler and every single one of her friends and family, real or imaginary, human or otherwise, who had died in the Golden Land just moments ago. Bernkastel's attempts to destroy them with the red truth [[IRejectYourReality are negated by]] [[EleventhHourSuperpower everyone's gold truth]], which they then pool into a single, massive attack that tears through all the blue truths Bernkastel had been massacring Battler a minute ago and then continues on to her, [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu finally defeating her]]. The Witch of Miracles was felled by not only Battler and Ange, but the entire Ushiromiya family and their friends. When you think of how much pain and suffering Bernkastel had caused them all, no defeat could be more fitting.]]
* Earlier on, [[spoiler:Erika's VillainousRescue moment]], saving Ange from a horde of goats.
** Her first round with Battler in EP 8 manga, culminating in her handing his ass to him, solving EP 5 and 6 as well as the riddle of [[spoiler:ShKannontrice]] is one SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome long overdue.
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** And of course, the aforementioned [[spoiler:Will Will headbutting a goat to death.]]
death.
** Rosa almost-killing[[spoiler: Erika]] Erika four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] Erika manages to survive (mainly because Rosa apparently ''wasn't even fighting in full seriousness''), only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] friend to flee the battle.
** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange.[[spoiler:When When she realizes her power as the Witch of Resurrection, she brings back Battler and every single one of her friends and family, real or imaginary, human or otherwise, who had died in the Golden Land just moments ago. Bernkastel's attempts to destroy them with the red truth [[IRejectYourReality are negated by]] [[EleventhHourSuperpower everyone's gold truth]], which they then pool into a single, massive attack that tears through all the blue truths Bernkastel had been massacring Battler a minute ago and then continues on to her, [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu finally defeating her]]. The Witch of Miracles was felled by not only Battler and Ange, but the entire Ushiromiya family and their friends. When you think of how much pain and suffering Bernkastel had caused them all, no defeat could be more fitting.]]
fitting.
* Earlier on,[[spoiler:Erika's Erika's VillainousRescue moment]], moment, saving Ange from a horde of goats.
** Her first round with Battler in EP 8 manga, culminating in her handing his ass to him, solving EP 5 and 6 as well as the riddle of[[spoiler:ShKannontrice]] [=ShKannontrice=] is one SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome long overdue.
** Rosa almost-killing
** And then there was a final SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome for ''the whole family'' at the climax, but especially Ange.
* Earlier on,
** Her first round with Battler in EP 8 manga, culminating in her handing his ass to him, solving EP 5 and 6 as well as the riddle of
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* Natsuhi's MamaBear moment for Jessica by taking a stand against [[spoiler: Beatrice]] in Episode 1. [[spoiler: It fails miserably, resulting in her death]], but given her ChewToy status, you have to give her props for having the courage to do ''that'' for her daughter's sake.
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* Natsuhi's MamaBear moment for Jessica by taking a stand against [[spoiler: Beatrice]] Beatrice in Episode 1. [[spoiler: It fails miserably, resulting in her death]], death, but given her ChewToy status, you have to give her props for having the courage to do ''that'' for her daughter's sake.
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* While these days it is [[ItWasHisSled almost impossible to not know]] about Bernkastel's [[spoiler: true personatliy]], back when it still was not a widely known fact, the ending of the secret tea party of Episode 4 definitely qualified. Starting off almost cute, the scene quickly turns into a [[spoiler: [[CurbStompBattle Curb-Stomp Battle]] without the defending party even being present as Lambdadelta piece by piece tears apart all the solutions for the mystery [[DiscOneFinalDungeon that Beatrice just accepted in her final fight against Battler]]]]. Things get calmer again, with Bernkastel and Lambdadelta talking casually with each other once more. Then, suddenly, the music fades, and both of them [[spoiler: declare Beatrice's certain defeat]]. The truely epic and terrifying staff credits music from Episode 1 fades in, and for the first time, we see [[spoiler:Bernkastel laughing diabolically, revealing her true nature]] and setting the stage for all the Episodes to come. Truly a CMOA combined with what was back then possibly the biggest [[OhCrap Oh, Crap]] moment ever.
* Episode 8's manga has one moment summed up in two words: [[spoiler: Black Battler, or the culprit theory that becomes Black Battler]]. Heck, just the factor that [[spoiler: he]] even APPEARS if mainly in reference is a moment of both awesome and horror [[spoiler: considering how much more powerful he gets the more "Battler Culprit Theories" pop up]]. When [[spoiler: he appears, he almost singlehandedly [[CurbstompBattle kills each and every one of the surviving family members as Golden Land falls apart.]]]] However, this gives way to an even BIGGER moment of awesome from Beatrice, [[spoiler: who curbstomps him in turn by saying "Urshiromiya Battler is not the culprit!" in red which [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe CUTS BLACK BATTLER IN HALF VERTICALLY]].]] This both shows how horrifically powerful [[spoiler: Black Battler]] can be, but also the factor that the true master and creator of the catbox is Beatrice, and that she can deny even the toughest of what anyone throws at it.
* Episode 8's manga has one moment summed up in two words: [[spoiler: Black Battler, or the culprit theory that becomes Black Battler]]. Heck, just the factor that [[spoiler: he]] even APPEARS if mainly in reference is a moment of both awesome and horror [[spoiler: considering how much more powerful he gets the more "Battler Culprit Theories" pop up]]. When [[spoiler: he appears, he almost singlehandedly [[CurbstompBattle kills each and every one of the surviving family members as Golden Land falls apart.]]]] However, this gives way to an even BIGGER moment of awesome from Beatrice, [[spoiler: who curbstomps him in turn by saying "Urshiromiya Battler is not the culprit!" in red which [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe CUTS BLACK BATTLER IN HALF VERTICALLY]].]] This both shows how horrifically powerful [[spoiler: Black Battler]] can be, but also the factor that the true master and creator of the catbox is Beatrice, and that she can deny even the toughest of what anyone throws at it.
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* While these days it is [[ItWasHisSled almost impossible to not know]] about Bernkastel's [[spoiler: true personatliy]], personality, back when it still was not a widely known fact, the ending of the secret tea party of Episode 4 definitely qualified. Starting off almost cute, the scene quickly turns into a [[spoiler: [[CurbStompBattle Curb-Stomp Battle]] CurbStompBattle without the defending party even being present as Lambdadelta piece by piece tears apart all the solutions for the mystery [[DiscOneFinalDungeon that Beatrice just accepted in her final fight against Battler]]]].Battler]]. Things get calmer again, with Bernkastel and Lambdadelta talking casually with each other once more. Then, suddenly, the music fades, and both of them [[spoiler: declare Beatrice's certain defeat]]. defeat. The truely truly epic and terrifying staff credits music from Episode 1 fades in, and for the first time, we see [[spoiler:Bernkastel Bernkastel laughing diabolically, revealing her true nature]] nature and setting the stage for all the Episodes to come. Truly a CMOA combined with what was back then possibly the biggest [[OhCrap Oh, Crap]] moment ever.
* Episode 8's manga has one moment summed up in two words:[[spoiler: Black Battler, or the culprit theory that becomes Black Battler]]. Battler. Heck, just the factor that [[spoiler: he]] he even APPEARS if mainly in reference is a moment of both awesome and horror [[spoiler: considering how much more powerful he gets the more "Battler Culprit Theories" pop up]]. up. When [[spoiler: he appears, he almost singlehandedly [[CurbstompBattle kills each and every one of the surviving family members as Golden Land falls apart.]]]] ]] However, this gives way to an even BIGGER moment of awesome from Beatrice, [[spoiler: who curbstomps him in turn by saying "Urshiromiya Battler is not the culprit!" in red which [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe CUTS BLACK BATTLER IN HALF VERTICALLY]].]] VERTICALLY]]. This both shows how horrifically powerful [[spoiler: Black Battler]] Battler can be, but also the factor that the true master and creator of the catbox is Beatrice, and that she can deny even the toughest of what anyone throws at it.
* Episode 8's manga has one moment summed up in two words:
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-->'''Cornelia:''' Let me speak, let me speak! Be that as it may, this is the third floor...! [[color:blue:How could a wingless human escape from the window...?!]] Know that you won't get through, you won't!
-->'''Battler:''' Quit your whining and watch!
-->'''Battler:''' Quit your whining and watch!
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* Battler disproving Erika's closed room theory in [=EP5=]-- by jumping out of a third story window.
-->'''Cornelia:''' Let me speak, let me speak! Be that as it may, this is the third floor...! [[color:blue:How could a wingless human escape from the window...?!]] Know that you won't get through, you won't!
-->'''Battler:''' Quit your whining and watch!
-->'''Cornelia:''' Let me speak, let me speak! Be that as it may, this is the third floor...! [[color:blue:How could a wingless human escape from the window...?!]] Know that you won't get through, you won't!
-->'''Battler:''' Quit your whining and watch!
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** [[spoiler: Her HeroicSacrifice at the end of Episode 4, which also manages to be something of a TearJerker. ]]
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** [[spoiler: Her HeroicSacrifice at the end of Episode 4, which also manages to be something of a TearJerker. ]]TearJerker, although the awesome part is heavily lessened once it's revealed that she was [[ManipulativeBastard playing right into Bernkastel's hands.]]]]
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** Erika [[spoiler: [[DyingMomentOfAwesome standing up one last time to boldly face Beatrice and Battler while she's dying]].]]
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** Erika [[spoiler: [[DyingMomentOfAwesome standing up one last time to boldly face Beatrice and Battler while she's dying]].dying]], embracing that [[CardCarryingVillain she's a villain]] and that a villain should exit the scene with a big SlasherSmile on their face.]]
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** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive, just, only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle.
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** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive, just, survive (mainly because Rosa apparently ''wasn't even fighting in full seriousness''), only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle.
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* Episode 8's Manga has one moment summed up in two words: [[spoiler: Black Battler, or the culprit theory that becomes Black Battler]]. Heck, just the factor that [[spoiler: he]] even APPEARS if mainly in reference is a moment of both awesome and horror [[spoiler: considering how much more powerful he gets the more "Battler Culprit Theories" pop up]]. When [[spoiler: he appears, he almost singlehandedly [[CurbstompBattle kills each and every one of the surviving family members as Golden Land falls apart.]]]] However, this gives way to an even BIGGER moment of awesome from Beatrice, [[spoiler: who curbstomps him in turn by saying "Urshiromiya Battler is not the culprit!" in red which [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe CUTS BLACK BATTLER IN HALF VERTICALLY]].]] This both shows how horrifically powerful [[spoiler: Black Battler]] can be, but also the factor that the true master and creator of the catbox is Beatrice, and that she can deny even the toughest of what anyone throws at it.
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* Episode 8's Manga manga has one moment summed up in two words: [[spoiler: Black Battler, or the culprit theory that becomes Black Battler]]. Heck, just the factor that [[spoiler: he]] even APPEARS if mainly in reference is a moment of both awesome and horror [[spoiler: considering how much more powerful he gets the more "Battler Culprit Theories" pop up]]. When [[spoiler: he appears, he almost singlehandedly [[CurbstompBattle kills each and every one of the surviving family members as Golden Land falls apart.]]]] However, this gives way to an even BIGGER moment of awesome from Beatrice, [[spoiler: who curbstomps him in turn by saying "Urshiromiya Battler is not the culprit!" in red which [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe CUTS BLACK BATTLER IN HALF VERTICALLY]].]] This both shows how horrifically powerful [[spoiler: Black Battler]] can be, but also the factor that the true master and creator of the catbox is Beatrice, and that she can deny even the toughest of what anyone throws at it.
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** And in Ougon Musou Kyoku, Rosa Musou, [[FanNickname Goat]] [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Castlevania Killer]] gets her key moments there made into her [[SuperMovePortraitAttack Super Move]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pIKwC45V2c#t=7s Rondo Super and Meta Super.]]
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** And in Ougon Musou Kyoku, Rosa Musou, [[FanNickname Goat]] [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Castlevania Goat Killer]] gets her key moments there made into her [[SuperMovePortraitAttack Super Move]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pIKwC45V2c#t=7s Rondo Super and Meta Super.]]
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--->'''Rosa:''' [[BadassBoast I'll show you...]] '''''[[PreMortemOneLiner my Golden Dream!!]]'''''
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* Episode 3... pretty much all of it, actually. But to list just a few:
** The entire Myth Battle between Beatrice and Virgilia. Even if it technically didn't happen, it is still awesome for ''both'' witches involved.
** Kyrie and Rudolf facing off against two of the Seven Stakes, and Kyrie defeating her opponent by basically ''out-envying her.''
** The entire Myth Battle between Beatrice and Virgilia. Even if it technically didn't happen, it is still awesome for ''both'' witches involved.
** Kyrie and Rudolf facing off against two of the Seven Stakes, and Kyrie defeating her opponent by basically ''out-envying her.''
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* Episode 3... pretty much all of it, actually. But 3, to list just a few:
the highlights:
** The entire Myth Battle between Beatrice and Virgilia. Even if in some sense ittechnically didn't happen, wasn't real, it is still awesome for ''both'' witches involved.
involved. The anime for all its faults did this well.
** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. She is an Endless Witch, and he is a normal mortal. Considering everything the guy has suffered from her magic and her minions, that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
** The incredible battle in the hall where Beato is shot through so many times that nothing but a HEART remains, and she still holds off Eva-Beatrice... and then in the meta world Battler forces Eva-Beatrice to stand down despite her being a witch of terrible power.
** Kyrie and Rudolf facing off against two of the Seven Stakes, and Kyrie defeating her opponent by basically ''out-envying her.'''' In the manga we see Leviathan in her stake form bouncing around Kyrie at high speed, all while Kyrie is recounting her relationship with Rudolf and her personal envy of Asumu. She then, without looking, grabs Leviathan in flight.
** The entire Myth Battle between Beatrice and Virgilia. Even if in some sense it
** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. She is an Endless Witch, and he is a normal mortal. Considering everything the guy has suffered from her magic and her minions, that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
** The incredible battle in the hall where Beato is shot through so many times that nothing but a HEART remains, and she still holds off Eva-Beatrice... and then in the meta world Battler forces Eva-Beatrice to stand down despite her being a witch of terrible power.
** Kyrie and Rudolf facing off against two of the Seven Stakes, and Kyrie defeating her opponent by basically ''out-envying her.
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*** Kyrie's fight in the manga consists of Leviathan in her stake form bouncing around Kyrie at high speed, all while Kyrie is recounting her relationship with Rudolf and her personal envy of Asumu. She then, without looking, grabs Leviathan as she flies past Kryie's head.
** [[spoiler: Beatrice's elaborate ruse where she convinces Battler she has turned over a new leaf, right up until he's about to sign a contract that admits his defeat?]]
** What lead up to that - the incredible battle in the hall where Beato was shot through so many times that nothing but a HEART remained, and she still managed to hold off Evatrice... and the meta battle between Battler and Evatrice.
** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. Considering everything the guy's been through up to this point thanks to her and some of [[KickTheDog her actions]], that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
** [[spoiler: Beatrice's elaborate ruse where she convinces Battler she has turned over a new leaf, right up until he's about to sign a contract that admits his defeat?]]
** What lead up to that - the incredible battle in the hall where Beato was shot through so many times that nothing but a HEART remained, and she still managed to hold off Evatrice... and the meta battle between Battler and Evatrice.
** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. Considering everything the guy's been through up to this point thanks to her and some of [[KickTheDog her actions]], that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
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** [[spoiler: Beatrice's elaborate ruse where she convinces
** What lead up to that -
** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. Considering everything the guy's been through up to this point thanks to her and some of [[KickTheDog her actions]], that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
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* In Episode 4, after seeing Kinzo spend the first few games [[LargeHam screaming Beatrice's name at the sky and begging for her to return,]] he finally [[TookALevelInBadass takes a level in badass:]] [[spoiler: He not only summons the Chiesters, he also summons two of Beatrice's most powerful furniture, ''and'' her mentor. At the same time.]] There's a ''reason'' he gained something of a fanbase in America after the anime aired that particular episode.
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* In Episode 4, after seeing Kinzo spend the first few games [[LargeHam screaming Beatrice's name at the sky and begging for her to return,]] he finally [[TookALevelInBadass takes a level in badass:]] [[spoiler: He action: [[spoiler:He not only summons the Chiesters, he also summons two of Beatrice's most powerful furniture, ''and'' her mentor. At the same time.]] There's a ''reason'' reason he gained something of a fanbase in America after the anime aired that particular episode.
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* The ending of Episode 4 where [[spoiler: Battler denies Beatrice with the blue truth]] qualifies...but when read in the proper context, it becomes a TearJerker.
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* The ending of Episode 4 where [[spoiler: Battler [[spoiler:Battler denies Beatrice with the blue truth]] qualifies...but when read in the proper context, it becomes later events make this retroactively into a TearJerker.
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* The hidden tea party of Episode 5. [[spoiler: Battler faces off against Erika, the Eiserne Jungfrau, and Bernkastel at the same time, gets back-up from Ronove, Virgilia, Gaap, and the Seven Stakes...'''and''' discovers the Gold Truth that only the Game Master can use.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler's [[spoiler: Golden Truth]] is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but Battler's [[spoiler: Golden Truth]] is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
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* The hidden tea party of Episode 5. [[spoiler: Battler faces [[spoiler:Battler is defeated and humiliated, his aunt is set to be disgraced, and many of Beatrice's furniture are about to be executed for Bernkastel's pleasure. Until he discovers the truth and makes a comeback, facing off against Erika, the Eiserne Jungfrau, and Bernkastel at the same time, gets back-up from Ronove, Virgilia, Gaap, and the Seven Stakes...'''and''' discovers becomes an Endless Sorcerer and the Gold Truth that only the Game Master can use.game master going forward.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, butBattler's [[spoiler: Battler [[spoiler:wielding the Golden Truth]] is by far the best moment, [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/36.html meriting a full colour page in the middle of the chapter.]]
** The [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c027/ manga adaptation of this scene]] keeps all the awesome of the original, but
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** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive, just, only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qul0sTs3dUU&feature=relmfu Seen here.]]
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** Rosa almost-killing [[spoiler: Erika]] four times at once (including shoving a gun straight down her throat and firing and punching a pen through her eye socket) after she yells to Maria that Rosa never loved her. [[spoiler: Erika]] manages to survive, just, only for Rudolf and Kyrie to start shooting at her - in perfect synchronization, with the bullets from their guns bouncing off each other in mid-air. And THEN, after running from them, Dlanor declares that her [[ThisIsUnforgivable actions are unforgivable]] and issue a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown that forces [[spoiler: her old friend]] to flee the battle. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qul0sTs3dUU&feature=relmfu Seen here.]]
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** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. Considering everything the guy's been through up to this point thanks to her and some of [[MoralEventHorizon her actions]], that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
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** As bad as this may sound, Battler standing up to Beatrice by slapping her and generally telling her he's not going to take her crap anymore. Considering everything the guy's been through up to this point thanks to her and some of [[MoralEventHorizon [[KickTheDog her actions]], that was ''intensely'' satisfying.
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* In Episode 5, Erika is about to trap Kinzo in a closed room in his study on the third floor. Battler smashes that closed room by proposing that Kinzo could've escaped by diving out the window... and then proves it by doing so himself. CrazyAwesome: It's InTheBlood.
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* In Episode 5, Erika is about to trap Kinzo in a closed room in his study on the third floor. Battler smashes that closed room by proposing that Kinzo could've escaped by diving out the window... and then proves it by doing so himself. CrazyAwesome: CrazyIsCool: It's InTheBlood.
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** Episode 8 is more or less the only episode with [[CrazyAwesome Ushiromiya Kinzo]] interacting with the other characters as himself in true Ushiromiya Kinzo fashion. That should speak for itself.
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** Episode 8 is more or less the only episode with [[CrazyAwesome Ushiromiya Kinzo]] Kinzo interacting with the other characters as himself in true Ushiromiya Kinzo fashion. That should speak for itself.
