Follow TV Tropes

Following

History NightmareFuel / UminekoWhenTheyCry

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Rosa's torture and death was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... jelly pressure? turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... cake pressure? turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web. The manga also has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out. The kicker? This is all being done to her by her sister. Rosa's sister is torturing her and her nine year-old daughter in such a horrifying manner that Battler almost completely breaks down from watching it.

to:

* Rosa's torture and death was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... the jelly pressure? pressure turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... the cake pressure? pressure turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web. The manga also has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out. The kicker? This is all being done to her by her sister. Rosa's sister is torturing her and her nine year-old daughter in such a horrifying manner that Battler almost completely breaks down from watching it.


* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] It establishes how dangerous Featherine really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Remember that Lambdadelta is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, Featherine is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did Lambdadelta call Featherine [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?

to:

* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] It establishes how dangerous Featherine really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Remember that Lambdadelta is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, Featherine is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did Lambdadelta call Featherine [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]? words?
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* [[CreepyChild Pretty much anything involving Maria.]] Period. Someone should file down those fangs.
* [[RogueProtagonist Bernkastel is made of all the Rikas]] from ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' [[BadEnding that didn't make it to July]]. It is no wonder she is FAR more cynical than Rika in ''Higurashi''. - you know, determined, heroic, friends-are-the-most-important-thing-in-the-world BigGood Rika?

to:

* [[CreepyChild Pretty much anything involving Maria.Maria when she's in full occult/witch mode.]] Period. Someone should file down those fangs.
* [[RogueProtagonist Bernkastel is made of all the Rikas]] from ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' [[BadEnding that didn't make it to July]]. It is no wonder she is FAR more cynical than Rika in ''Higurashi''. ''Higurashi'' - you know, determined, heroic, friends-are-the-most-important-thing-in-the-world BigGood Rika?



* Kyrie. In the first episode, she seems like a decent enough person at first, and is actually kind of cool. Later chapters gradually reveal more and more of her twisted side, eventually revealing, among other things, that she never loved her daughter and just used her to get to Rudolf and also heavily implying that she, along with Rudolf, is the true culprit behind the Rokkenjima incident -- a monster who massacred an entire family in cold blood. The idea that someone could seem so perfectly-normal despite being that warped in reality is pretty chilling.

to:

* Kyrie. In the first episode, she seems like a decent enough person at first, and is actually kind of cool. Later chapters gradually reveal more and more of her twisted side, eventually revealing, among other things, that she never loved used her own daughter and just used her to get to Rudolf and also heavily implying that she, along with Rudolf, is the true culprit behind the Rokkenjima incident -- a monster who massacred an entire family in cold blood. The idea that someone could seem so perfectly-normal despite being that warped in reality is pretty chilling. [[spoiler:It's mildly subverted in the end when it's revealed that her more decent qualities were genuine and she always did love Ange despite her claiming the contrary to Eva.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** The Tea Party for Episode 7 is a particularity disturbing one. Both Ange and Lion are chained up and forced to watch another game board. This one seems off considering the Epitaph is solved almost immediately and Sayo’s game is stopped before it could begin. Instead of being a happy game board however, it quickly turns into a bloodbath with Kyrie and Rudolf being cold blooded murderers who want all the money for themselves, and then systematically killing most of the Ushiromiya household. At this point Ange and Lion ask, who made such a game board in poor taste. Was it Lambda? Bernkastel? Some other witch? Only to be met with silence. As the game board reaches its climax, Berkastel reveals the awful truth, there is no game master. What Bernkastel has been showing was no game board, it was the events of the Rokkenjima Massacre that happened in the real world. She even confirms it in red just to throw more salt in the wound, much to Ange’s horror.

to:

** * The Tea Party for Episode 7 is a particularity disturbing one. Both Ange and Lion are chained up and forced to watch another game board. This one seems off considering the Epitaph is solved almost immediately and Sayo’s game is stopped before it could begin. Instead of being a happy game board however, it quickly turns into a bloodbath with Kyrie and Rudolf being cold blooded murderers who want all the money for themselves, and then systematically killing most of the Ushiromiya household. At this point Ange and Lion ask, who made such a game board in poor taste. Was it Lambda? Bernkastel? Some other witch? Only to be met with silence. As the game board reaches its climax, Berkastel reveals the awful truth, there is no game master. What Bernkastel has been showing was no game board, it was the events of the Rokkenjima Massacre that happened in the real world. She even confirms it in red just to throw more salt in the wound, much to Ange’s horror.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** The Tea Party for Episode 7 is a particularity disturbing one. Both Ange and Lion are chained up and forced to watch another game board. This one seems off considering the Epitaph is solved almost immediately and Sayo’s game is stopped before it could begin. Instead of being a happy game board however, it quickly turns into a bloodbath with Kyrie and Rudolf being cold blooded murderers who want all the money for themselves, and then systematically killing most of the Ushiromiya household. At this point Ange and Lion ask, who made such a game board in poor taste. Was it Lambda? Bernkastel? Some other witch? Only to be met with silence. As the game board reaches its climax, Berkastel reveals the awful truth, there is no game master. What Bernkastel has been showing was no game board, it was the events of the Rokkenjima Massacre that happened in the real world. She even confirms it in red just to throw more salt in the wound, much to Ange’s horror.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** Worse, Erika'a absolute glee as she reveals what she did, and how Maria continued playing her role even while Rosa was murdered in the same room.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Removed first person explanation


* The mystery man from 19 years ago. I never knew when he'd end up calling Natsuhi again and just what he'd have her do next while watching her from the shadows, close enough to know if she so much as stirred from the bed she was ordered to lie down in until morning... * shudder*

to:

* The mystery man from 19 years ago. I You would never knew know when he'd end up calling Natsuhi again and just what he'd have her do next while watching her from the shadows, close enough to know if she so much as stirred from the bed she was ordered to lie down in until morning... * shudder*
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* In EP7, Will asks Shannon to bring Kanon into the same room as she's in. She instantly goes into {{Heroic Safe Mode}} and the happy music in the background suddenly changes to something very creepy as she starts talk like a robot asking Will if he's certain that he wants Kanon in the same room. The implication being that Shannon would have killed Will if he kept pursuing Kanon and Shannon to be in the same room. Fortunately, he stops and she goes back to normal like nothing happened.

to:

* In EP7, [=EP7=], Will asks Shannon to bring Kanon into the same room as she's in. She instantly goes into {{Heroic Safe Mode}} and the happy music in the background suddenly changes to something very creepy as she starts talk like a robot asking Will if he's certain that he wants Kanon in the same room. The implication being that Shannon would have killed Will if he kept pursuing Kanon and Shannon to be in the same room. Fortunately, he stops and she goes back to normal like nothing happened.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]

to:

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND YOU !]] Kihihihihihi... [[/note]] ]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/20200914135224_1.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOyBGo4vjBg ...Battler...culprit theory...]]]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] It establishes how dangerous Featherine really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent Lambdadelta is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, Featherine is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did Lambdadelta call Featherine [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?

to:

* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight fight. Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] It establishes how dangerous Featherine really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent Remember that Lambdadelta is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, Featherine is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did Lambdadelta call Featherine [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Rosa's death was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... jelly pressure? turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... cake pressure? turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web. The manga also has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out.

to:

* Rosa's torture and death was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... jelly pressure? turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... cake pressure? turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web. The manga also has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out. The kicker? This is all being done to her by her sister. Rosa's sister is torturing her and her nine year-old daughter in such a horrifying manner that Battler almost completely breaks down from watching it.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Misuse of Oh Crap


[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND]] [[OhCrap YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]

to:

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND]] [[OhCrap BEHIND YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Returned the note on the page image's caption, therefore making an exercise in paranoia much more effective ( at least that's how I see it )


[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[OhCrap BEHIND YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]

to:

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]][[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND]] [[OhCrap BEHIND YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]]]]

to:

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]]]]
]][[note]] [[OhCrap BEHIND YOU !]] [[/note]] ]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


-->'' " And... She [[EvilLaugh laughed ]]. That [[HellIsThatNoise eerie, jarring laugh. ]] Even though I was looking at it right in front of my eyes, I really didn't want to accept it." ''

to:

-->'' " And... She [[EvilLaugh laughed ]]. laughed. That [[HellIsThatNoise eerie, jarring laugh. ]] Even though I was looking at it right in front of my eyes, I really didn't want to accept it." ''

Changed: 164

Removed: 432

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


!!Due to the huge amount of deaths in this story, don't even bother with spoiler tags. There is also at least one major spoiler for ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTHeyCry''.

to:

!!Due to the huge amount of deaths in this story, don't even bother with spoiler tags. There is also at least one major spoiler for ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTHeyCry''.
''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry''.



%%* In episode 4, try this page: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_episode_4_alliance_of_the_golden_witch/v04/c022/41.html]] [[spoiler:I don't know about you, but I was absolutely TERRIFIED to look at this. The face...just...not only is it ripped off, but its a troll too...]]

to:

%%* In episode 4, try this page: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_episode_4_alliance_of_the_golden_witch/v04/c022/41.html]] [[spoiler:I I don't know about you, but I was absolutely TERRIFIED to look at this. The face...just...not only is it ripped off, but its a troll too...]]



* It's revealed that both Lambdadelta and Bernkastel were, on separate occasions, thrown into the hell of the logic error. Both managed to make it out, but both were mentally broken by it. Lambadelta seems ok now, but then, she starts describing the hell she was in, and starts wondering if she actually made it out, thinking that perhaps everything that's happened since then is just a delusion, and she went insane a long time ago. "Hey... are you guys...really...real?" The look of absolute terror on her face is described to be more horrifying than anything she could have said.

to:

* It's revealed that both Lambdadelta and Bernkastel were, on separate occasions, thrown into the hell of the logic error. Both managed to make it out, but both were mentally broken by it. Lambadelta seems ok now, but then, she starts describing the hell she was in, and starts wondering if she actually made it out, thinking that perhaps everything that's happened since then is just a delusion, and she went insane a long time ago. "Hey... are you guys...really...real?" The look of absolute terror on her face is described to be more horrifying than anything she could have said. Oh, and she does have one way of making sure she is free from the logic error: trapping other witches in them.



* What's worse than showing Ange [[spoiler:a Fragment where her mother is revealed to not love her and engages in mass murder with her father, although they get at least a KarmicDeath]]? Showing Ange a fragment where their family massacre was planned beforehand, and they succeeded completely this time, because ''they were helped by Battler''.
* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [[spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]

to:

* What's worse than showing Ange [[spoiler:a a Fragment where her mother is revealed to not love her and engages in mass murder with her father, although they get at least a KarmicDeath]]? KarmicDeath? Showing Ange a fragment where their family massacre was planned beforehand, and they succeeded completely this time, because ''they were helped by Battler''.
* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [[spoiler:while while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]



* The [=PS3=] port massively ups the trollfaces. Here's a delicious heart-stopping [[http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh177/WarriorX_2008/Trollface-Lambdadelta1.png sample]]:

to:

* %%* The [=PS3=] port massively ups the trollfaces. Here's a delicious heart-stopping [[http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh177/WarriorX_2008/Trollface-Lambdadelta1.png sample]]:sample]]




* Erika's Meta Special in ''Ougon Musou CROSS'' is very tricky to pull off, but it is [[{{Understatement}} effective]]. It's called '''[[http://youtu.be/ulAsRr4GEio A Perfect Autopsy.]]'''[[note]]Erika leaps up in her swimsuit to climb the manor wall, with a close up on her SlasherSmile through the window, then yanks a body bag over her opponent, chops across throat-level with her scythe, then slams a door shut on them.[[/note]]

Added: 1019

Changed: 7803

Removed: 3642

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


!!Due to the huge amount of deaths in this story, don't even bother with spoiler tags.

to:

!!Due to the huge amount of deaths in this story, don't even bother with spoiler tags.
tags. There is also at least one major spoiler for ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTHeyCry''.



[[AC:General]]

to:

[[AC:General]][[foldercontrol]]

[[folder:General]]




[[AC:Episode 1]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode * [[RogueProtagonist Bernkastel is made of all the Rikas]] from ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' [[BadEnding that didn't make it to July]]. It is no wonder she is FAR more cynical than Rika in ''Higurashi''. - you know, determined, heroic, friends-are-the-most-important-thing-in-the-world BigGood Rika?
* With the addition of the [=PS3=] artwork and voicing to the original novels, Maria has become possibly the [[http://i.imgur.com/BFJvl.jpg most terrifying thing]] you could set eyes upon.
* Kyrie. In the first episode, she seems like a decent enough person at first, and is actually kind of cool. Later chapters gradually reveal more and more of her twisted side, eventually revealing, among other things, that she never loved her daughter and just used her to get to Rudolf and also heavily implying that she, along with Rudolf, is the true culprit behind the Rokkenjima incident -- a monster who massacred an entire family in cold blood. The idea that someone could seem so perfectly-normal despite being that warped in reality is pretty chilling.
[[/folder]]


[[folder:Episode
1]]




[[AC:Episode 2]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode [[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode
2]]




[[AC:Episode 3]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode * After Battler surrenders, the narration invariably refers to him as "the furniture." This is back when Beatrice's toothy grin was frightening rather than charming, and she's grinning it the whole time, as she literally leads him around on a chain. It. Is. Terrifying. And Battler is literally ''erased from the character list'' [[{{Unperson}} as if he never existed.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode
3]]




[[AC:Episode 4]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode [[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode
4]]




[[AC:Episode 5]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode %%* Ange's perception of Eva. Shotgun. BOOOOOM!! [[EyeScream AAAAAAAAHHHH!!
* Rosa brutally tearing Sakutaro, Maria's favorite toy and ImaginaryFriend apart. And Rosa doesn't leave it at that, oh no. Then she has to shove the remains in Maria's face and say "[[http://www.mangareader.net/959-58358-29/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-4/chapter-13.html Sakutaro is dead now.]]" It gets even worse in the manga when it switches to Maria's perspective, and we see Sakutaro's severed human head being dangled in front of her.
%%* In episode 4, try this page: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_episode_4_alliance_of_the_golden_witch/v04/c022/41.html]] [[spoiler:I don't know about you, but I was absolutely TERRIFIED to look at this. The face...just...not only is it ripped off, but its a troll too...]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode
5]]




[[AC:Episode 6]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode [[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode
6]]




[[AC:Episode 7]]

[[AC:Episode 8]]

[[AC:Unsorted]]

* As the picture on the page indicates, on the few occasions Maria's facial expressions in the anime aren't [[{{Flanderization}} ridiculously exaggerated]] to the point of [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]]...they can actually be downright ''terrifying.''
** For me, the one time Maria's creepy faces in the anime ''actually'' scared me was the one that comes right after [[spoiler: killing Rosa, feeling regretful over it, and then BAM, when you least expect it, suddenly you get a HUGE close-up of her face as she goes on about how she's willing to forgive her mother because she's a witch.]]
** Then again, Maria ''herself'' is pretty terrifying on many occasions...
* Fourth arc. Eva. [[spoiler: Or better said, Ange's perception of Eva.]] Shotgun. BOOOOOM!! [[EyeScream AAAAAAAAHHHH!!]]
** "[[GratuitousEnglish Have a nice dream.]] SeeYouInHell."
* The most horrifying thing for me is that [[spoiler:[[RogueProtagonist Bernkastel is/was/came from Rika]] - you know, determined, heroic, friends-are-the-most-important-thing-in-the-world BigGood [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Rika]]?]]
** It is bad enough that the above about [[spoiler:Bernkastel]] is true but what makes it '''worse''' [[spoiler:is that Bernkastel [[GroundhogDayLoop is made of all the Rikas]] [[BadEnding that didn't make it to July]]. It is no wonder she is FAR more cynical than Rika in Higurashi.]]
* Manga-version of the scene with Rosa ''brutally tearing Sakutaro apart'' absolutely ''terrifies'' me. And Rosa doesn't leave it at that, oh no. Then she has to shove the remains in Maria's face and say "[[http://www.mangareader.net/959-58358-29/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-4/chapter-13.html Sakutaro is dead now.]]" It gets even worse when it switches to Maria's perspective, and we see Sakutaro's severed human head being dangled in front of her.
* The goats, or rather the lack thereof. By the end of the sixth it's clear that the goats aren't simply generic demonic henchman, but rather people/witches cosplaying. Meaning, that all of the horrible things they do are actually being done by things that look and probably once were human.
* Even the fighting game has one of sorts. Try activating the Metaworld in the hallway stage where Beatrice's portrait is. You'll be suddenly greeted by a line of goat people all staring at you when the background shifts, many of them blood stained.
* In EP7 [[spoiler: Will asks Shannon to bring Kanon into the same room as she's in. She instantly goes into {{Heroic Safe Mode}} and the happy music in the background suddenly changes to something very creepy as she starts talk like a robot asking Will if he's certain that he wants Kanon in the same room. The implication that Shannon would have killed Will if he kept pursuing Kanon and Shannon to be in the same room is enough to creep this trouper out. Fortunately, he stops and she goes back to normal like nothing happened.]]
** [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-chiru-episode-7-requiem-of-the-golden-witch/3/22 A little visual of what it would look like face to face!]] A {{Nightmare Face}} at its finest.
* In episode 4, try this page: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_episode_4_alliance_of_the_golden_witch/v04/c022/41.html]] [[spoiler:I don't know about you, but I was absolutely TERRIFIED to look at this. The face...just...not only is it ripped off, but its a troll too...]] I don't want to sleep after seeing this page.
* In ''Dawn'', when it's revealed who the murderer of that arc is.
* After Battler surrenders in EP 2, the narration invariably refers to him as "the furniture." This is back when Beatrice's toothy grin was frightening rather than charming, and she's grinning it the whole time, as she literally leads him around on a chain. It. Is. Terrifying.
** Made even terrifying by the fact that Battler is literally ''erased from the character list'' [[{{Unperson}} as if he never existed.]]

to:

\n[[AC:Episode 7]]\n\n[[AC:Episode 8]]\n\n[[AC:Unsorted]]\n\n* As the picture on the page indicates, on the few occasions Maria's facial expressions in the anime aren't [[{{Flanderization}} ridiculously exaggerated]] to the point of [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]]...they can actually be downright ''terrifying.''\n** For me, the one time Maria's creepy faces in the anime ''actually'' scared me was the one that comes right after [[spoiler: killing Rosa, feeling regretful over it, and then BAM, when you least expect it, suddenly you get a HUGE close-up of her face as she goes on about how she's willing to forgive her mother because she's a witch.]]\n** Then again, Maria ''herself'' is pretty terrifying on many occasions...\n* Fourth arc. Eva. [[spoiler: Or better said, Ange's perception of Eva.]] Shotgun. BOOOOOM!! [[EyeScream AAAAAAAAHHHH!!]]\n** "[[GratuitousEnglish Have a nice dream.]] SeeYouInHell."\n* The most horrifying thing for me is that [[spoiler:[[RogueProtagonist Bernkastel is/was/came from Rika]] - you know, determined, heroic, friends-are-the-most-important-thing-in-the-world BigGood [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Rika]]?]]\n** It is bad enough that the above about [[spoiler:Bernkastel]] is true but what makes it '''worse''' [[spoiler:is that Bernkastel [[GroundhogDayLoop is made of all the Rikas]] [[BadEnding that didn't make it to July]]. It is no wonder she is FAR more cynical than Rika in Higurashi.]]\n* Manga-version of the scene with Rosa ''brutally tearing Sakutaro apart'' absolutely ''terrifies'' me. And Rosa doesn't leave it at that, oh no. Then she has to shove the remains in Maria's face and say "[[http://www.mangareader.net/959-58358-29/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-4/chapter-13.html Sakutaro is dead now.]]" It gets even worse when it switches to Maria's perspective, and we see Sakutaro's severed human head being dangled in front of her.\n* The goats, or rather the lack thereof. By the end of the sixth this Episode it's clear that the goats aren't simply generic demonic henchman, but rather people/witches cosplaying. Meaning, that all of the horrible things they do are actually being done by things that look and probably once were human.
* Even the fighting game has one of sorts. Try activating the Metaworld in the hallway stage where Beatrice's portrait is. You'll be suddenly greeted by a line of goat people all staring at you %%* In ''Dawn'', when it's revealed who the background shifts, many murderer of them blood stained.
that arc is.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode 7]]
* In EP7 [[spoiler: EP7, Will asks Shannon to bring Kanon into the same room as she's in. She instantly goes into {{Heroic Safe Mode}} and the happy music in the background suddenly changes to something very creepy as she starts talk like a robot asking Will if he's certain that he wants Kanon in the same room. The implication being that Shannon would have killed Will if he kept pursuing Kanon and Shannon to be in the same room is enough to creep this trouper out. room. Fortunately, he stops and she goes back to normal like nothing happened.happened.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Episode 8]]
* What's worse than showing Ange [[spoiler:a Fragment where her mother is revealed to not love her and engages in mass murder with her father, although they get at least a KarmicDeath]]? Showing Ange a fragment where their family massacre was planned beforehand, and they succeeded completely this time, because ''they were helped by Battler''.
* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [[spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.
]]
** [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-chiru-episode-7-requiem-of-the-golden-witch/3/22 A little visual of * Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what it would look like face to face!]] A {{Nightmare Face}} at its finest.
* In episode 4, try this page: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_episode_4_alliance_of_the_golden_witch/v04/c022/41.html]] [[spoiler:I don't know about you, but I
Lambda was absolutely TERRIFIED to look at this. The face...just...not only killed with.]] It establishes how dangerous Featherine really is it ripped off, but its a troll too...]] I don't want to sleep after seeing this page.
* In ''Dawn'', when it's revealed who the murderer of that arc is.
* After Battler surrenders in EP 2, the narration invariably refers to him as "the furniture." This is back when Beatrice's toothy grin was frightening rather than charming,
and she's grinning it the whole time, as she literally leads him around on a chain. It. Is. Terrifying.
** Made even terrifying by
the fact that Battler is literally ''erased from she isn't the character list'' [[{{Unperson}} BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as if he never existed.]]a reminder the opponent Lambdadelta is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, Featherine is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did Lambdadelta call Featherine [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?
-->[[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm She couldn't comprehend the 'something' that Featherine had killed her with.]] However, that was only natural. After all, Featherine herself hadn't decided what the 'something' was. However, Lambdadelta did understand one thing. [[YouAreAlreadyDead She was already dead.]]
[[/folder]]





* Some of Beatrice's anime troll faces would count as this.
* Jessica's night in the VIP room in EP 7.
* The view of Kanon sticking his fingers in the bullet wound in his chest.
* With the addition of the [=PS3=] artwork and voicing to the original novels, Maria has become possibly the [[http://i.imgur.com/BFJvl.jpg most terrifying thing]] you could set eyes upon:

* EP 8. Bernkastel gives Battler and Beatrice a game to solve. We're given the scenario, and the two set to work on it. Then... "You can [[spoiler:listen in on Battler and Beato's conversation if you want, but I'd rather you solved this case yourself." And you're treated to a screen with several options for assistance solving the mystery... with Bernkastel staring right at you.]]
* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. [[spoiler:Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] By the time the story is resumed well:]]
-->[[spoiler:[[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm She couldn't comprehend the 'something' that Featherine had killed her with.]] However, that was only natural. After all, Featherine herself hadn't decided what the 'something' was. However, Lambdadelta did understand one thing. [[YouAreAlreadyDead She was already dead.]]]]
** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did [[spoiler:Lambdadelta call Featherine]] [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?

to:

* %%* Some of Beatrice's anime troll faces would count as this.
* %%* Jessica's night in the VIP room in EP 7.
* %%* The view of Kanon sticking his fingers in the bullet wound in his chest.
* With the addition of the [=PS3=] artwork and voicing to the original novels, Maria has become possibly the [[http://i.imgur.com/BFJvl.jpg most terrifying thing]] you could set eyes upon:

* EP 8. Bernkastel gives Battler and Beatrice a game to solve. We're given the scenario, and the two set to work on it. Then... "You can [[spoiler:listen in on Battler and Beato's conversation if you want, but I'd rather you solved this case yourself." And you're treated to a screen with several options for assistance solving the mystery... with Bernkastel staring right at you.]]
* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. [[spoiler:Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with.]] By the time the story is resumed well:]]
-->[[spoiler:[[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm She couldn't comprehend the 'something' that Featherine had killed her with.]] However, that was only natural. After all, Featherine herself hadn't decided what the 'something' was. However, Lambdadelta did understand one thing. [[YouAreAlreadyDead She was already dead.]]]]
** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did [[spoiler:Lambdadelta call Featherine]] [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?
chest.




* [[spoiler:Kyrie. In the first episode, she seems like a decent enough person at first, and is actually kind of cool. Later chapters gradually reveal more and more of her twisted side, eventually revealing, among other things, that she never loved her daughter and just used her to get to Rudolf and also heavily implying that she, along with Rudolf, is the true culprit behind the Rokkenjima incident -- a monster who massacred an entire family in cold blood.]] The idea that someone could seem so perfectly-normal despite being that warped in reality is pretty chilling.
** Related to the above: what's worse than showing Ange [[spoiler:a Fragment where her mother is revealed to not love her and engages in mass murder with her father, although they get at least a KarmicDeath]]? Showing Ange [[spoiler:a fragment where their family massacre was planned beforehand, and they succeeded completely this time, because ''they were helped by Battler'']].
* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [[spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]

to:

* [[spoiler:Kyrie. In the first episode, she seems like a decent enough person at first, and is actually kind of cool. Later chapters gradually reveal more and more of her twisted side, eventually revealing, among other things, that she never loved her daughter and just used her to get to Rudolf and also heavily implying that she, along with Rudolf, is the true culprit behind the Rokkenjima incident -- a monster who massacred an entire family in cold blood.]] The idea that someone could seem so perfectly-normal despite being that warped in reality is pretty chilling.
** Related to the above: what's worse than showing Ange [[spoiler:a Fragment where her mother is revealed to not love her and engages in mass murder with her father, although they get at least a KarmicDeath]]? Showing Ange [[spoiler:a fragment where their family massacre was planned beforehand, and they succeeded completely this time, because ''they were helped by Battler'']].
* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [[spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]

Added: 5045

Changed: 1800

Removed: 7500

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None






to:

* Close to the end, Jessica is temporarily blinded in an accident and the doctor is treating her wounds. Then he goes out of the room and meets Eva-Beatrice, who kills him. Jessica is left alone in the room and she hears doctor begging for mercy and being killed, followed by the killer screaming that after she's done playing with the doctor's corpse, she will go get Jessica.







to:

* Bernkastel's technique to goad Battler into playing another game is seen as underhanded and downright cruel, even by Lambda: Battler's sister, Ange, was sent back in time to 1986 in order to aid him. When his spirit was crushed and he failed to exist, Ange reminded him of who he was by revealing her identity, and she is subsequently torn to bits by red-hot tools until she's nothing but a pile of meat. Battler never sees this as Ange keeps him turned around the entire time she's dying. Bern's idea of getting him to continue to play is showing him this same event so that he can witness the horror.\\
It's even worse after reading Witch's Tanabata, and figuring out that Ange's entire purpose was to be raised to hate Eva and help Bern in the game 12 years later by having her killed off. Bern destroyed a little girl's happiness so she could kill her 12 years later after giving her a false sense of hope. Pretty much, all of Bern's acts of cruelty is enough to make you cringe at what she's capable of if she stops playing around.
* Dlanor's moments of temporary insanity. "<DIE THE DEATH! SENTENCE TO DEATH! GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!>" The manga makes it so much worse. The...[[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-chiru-episode-5-end-of-the-golden-witch/15/42 smile?]] on her face when "GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!" is declared is the stuff of nightmares.
* The mystery man from 19 years ago. I never knew when he'd end up calling Natsuhi again and just what he'd have her do next while watching her from the shadows, close enough to know if she so much as stirred from the bed she was ordered to lie down in until morning... * shudder*
* The man from 19 years ago forcing Natsuhi to sit in a dark closet and listen to Hideyoshi being killed after finally letting himself cry over George's death was bad enough, but then the room goes unnaturally silent... Did the killer leave? Is he hiding somewhere else in the room? ''Is he standing outside of the closet door, waiting for her to come out?''
* Spider-Erika from the manga is pretty [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c021/56.html "Why would you show that?!"]]
* "There's no face! ''There's no face!''" Might be {{Narm}} if it were spoken, but when it's just written...



* The murders of the first twilight of the sixth game definitely qualify. Imagine playing dead with your mother, as a prank on a guest. Now imagine the guest coming in, killing your mother, then wrapping a plastic bag over you and sawing your head off.

to:

* The murders of In episode 6, the first twilight of wedding scene was written as though Erika was raping Battler.
* Erika is
the sixth game definitely qualify. Imagine center of a horrifying reveal, that also shows how sick she is in her mind. Turns out, as Battler had set the board as Game Master, no one would have actually died: the First Twilight was an elaborate prank set up by "himself" and the women to make fun of Erika. They were all playing dead and one of them was also set to help Battler in "disappearing" his "corpse". And then, it's revealed why Erika renounced the "detective's authority" for that game: that way, she wouldn't be bound to the rule that the detective cannot also be the culprit, so she went to all the crime scenes and ''decapitated the women'' so that they were dead for real.
* The scenes
with your mother, Battler trapped in a closed room - especially before you know what's actually happening in them - are absolutely chilling. And then later on, we see Bernkastel offering him a single escape route: the bathtub drain. She tells him he can ''tear himself up with nippers and send his shredded pieces down the drain'' if he ever wants to escape. Even worse is when you realize the sheer extent of how much a FateWorseThanDeath it is. When Kanon arrives, the room has been completely damaged and messed up as a prank result of Battler's attempts to escape, and it's ''heavily'' implied that Battler even ''considered'' Bernkastel's offer and nearly attempted to go through with it. If these implications aren't bad enough, it's then revealed that he probably spent ''years'' in that closed room, trying to escape... the question is how many years. Just think about all that for a second. One must wonder how he managed to stay sane after all that.
* The second closed room sequence is particularly disturbing: Battler tries to escape by breaking the window. Though he can shatter the glass, the grid won't budge despite only being made of wood. Desperate, he puts his arm through and tries to pull the wooden bars out from any angle he can. His efforts earn him only gashes. To make things worst, he realizes that the glass has started regenerating. Panicking, he tries to pull his arm back in, but he's too late. The jagged edges of the glass enclose on his wrist and cut deep into his skin. No matter how hard he tries, he can't free himself... And that's something slimy brushes across the trapped hand, lifts his ring finger, and ''bites''.
* It's revealed that both Lambdadelta and Bernkastel were, on separate occasions, thrown into the hell of the logic error. Both managed to make it out, but both were mentally broken by it. Lambadelta seems ok now, but then, she starts describing the hell she was in, and starts wondering if she actually made it out, thinking that perhaps everything that's happened since then is just a delusion, and she went insane a long time ago. "Hey... are you guys...really...real?" The look of absolute terror on her face is described to be more horrifying than anything she could have said.
* What Bernkastel went through was worse than Lambdadelta. She was trapped in a logic error as a PIECE while her game master abandoned the game and she was forced to fix it herself in a way that was compared to a monkey randomly typing
on a guest. Now imagine the guest coming in, killing your mother, then wrapping a plastic bag over typewriter until it writes Hamlet. And if you and sawing your head off.take [=Ep6=] witches tea party into account, Bern is very fearful of Featherine, who calls Bern her old miko, so maybe Bern was trapped in a Logic error by Featherine.



[[AC:Episode /]]

to:

[[AC:Episode /]]
8]]



* Close to the end of episode three Jessica is temporarily blinded in an accident and the doctor is treating her wounds. Then he goes out of the room and meets [[spoiler:Eva-Beatrice, who kills him]]. Jessica is left alone in the room and she hears doctor begging for mercy and being killed, followed by the killer screaming that after [[spoiler:she]]'s done playing with the doctor's corpse, [[spoiler:she]] will go get Jessica. The possibility of being left handicapped, alone and helpless so close to killer, who know that you're there, is way too much for me.
* Ok, what the [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]], manga? Wasn't Eva-Beatrice bad enough without [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/15 you]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/19 deciding]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/20 to]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/24 show]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/26 everything]]?
* Episode 5 isn't as bad with this, but there are still some moments of this happening. First off, Bernkastel's technique to goad Battler into playing another game is seen as underhanded and downright cruel, even by Lambda. [[spoiler:Battler's sister, Ange, was sent back in time to 1986 in order to aid him. When his spirit was crushed and he failed to exist, Ange reminded him of who he was by revealing her identity, and she is subsequently torn to bits by red-hot tools until she's nothing but a pile of meat. Battler never sees this as Ange keeps him turned around the entire time she's dying.]] Bern's idea of getting him to continue to play is showing him this same event so that he can witness the horror.
** It's even worse after reading Witch's Tanabata, and figuring out that [[spoiler:Ange's entire purpose was to be raised to hate Eva and help Bern in the game 12 years later by having her killed off. Bern destroyed a little girl's happiness so she could kill her 12 years later after giving her a false sense of hope.]] Pretty much, all of Bern's acts of cruelty is enough to make you cringe at what she's capable of if she stops playing around.
** Oh, and there's all of Dlanor's moments of temporary insanity. "[[color:red:<DIE THE DEATH! SENTENCE TO DEATH! GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!>]]"
*** The manga makes it so much worse. The...[[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-chiru-episode-5-end-of-the-golden-witch/15/42 smile?]] on her face when "GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!" is declared is the stuff of nightmares.
** I couldn't play EP 5 after dark thanks to the mystery man from 19 years ago. I never knew when he'd end up calling Natsuhi again and just what he'd have her do next while watching her from the shadows, close enough to know if she so much as stirred from the bed she was ordered to lie down in until morning... * shudder*
*** Christ, the game of "hide-and-seek". Just the fact that she had to sit in a dark closet and listen to [[spoiler:Hideyoshi]] being killed after finally letting himself cry over [[spoiler:George's death]] was bad enough, but then the room goes unnaturally silent... Did the killer leave? Is he hiding somewhere else in the room? ''Is he standing outside of the closet door, waiting for her to come out?''
** Spider-Erika from the manga is pretty [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c021/56.html "Why would you show that?!"]]
* "There's no face! ''There's no face!''" Might be {{Narm}} if it were spoken, but when it's just written...
** Listen to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJgPKOM3Q9E&feature=channel drama]]. It's not just because it's written that it's terrifying and [[TearJerker Tear Jerking]].
* In episode 6, [[spoiler: the wedding scene was written as though Erika was raping Battler.]]
* Erika is also the center of a horrifying reveal in the same episode, that also shows how sick she is in her mind. [[spoiler:Turns out, as Battler had set the board as Game Master, no one would have actually died: the First Twilight was an elaborate prank set up by "himself" and the women to make fun of Erika. They were all playing dead and one of them was also set to help Battler in "disappearing" his "corpse". And then, it's revealed why Erika renounced the "detective's authority" for that game: that way, she wouldn't be bound to the rule that the detective cannot also be the culprit, so she went to all the crime scenes and ''decapitated the women'' so that they were dead for real.]]
* What Episode 6 lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. [[spoiler:The scenes with Battler trapped in a closed room - especially before you know what's actually happening in them - are absolutely chilling. And then later on, we see Bernkastel offering him a single escape route: the bathtub drain. She tells him he can ''tear himself up with nippers and send his shredded pieces down the drain'' if he ever wants to escape.]]
** Even worse is when you realize the sheer extent of how much a FateWorseThanDeath it is. [[spoiler: When Kanon arrives, the room has been completely damaged and messed up as a result of Battler's attempts to escape, and it's ''heavily'' implied that Battler even ''considered'' Bernkastel's offer and nearly attempted to go through with it. If these implications aren't bad enough, it's then revealed that he probably spent ''years'' in that closed room, trying to escape... the question is how many years.]] Just think about all that for a second. One must wonder how he managed to stay sane after all that.
*** Lambadelta's reaction makes that worse. [[spoiler:It's revealed that both she and Bernkastel were, on separate occasions, thrown into the hell of the logic error. Both managed to make it out, but both were mentally broken by it. Lambadelta seems ok now, but then, she starts describing the hell she was in, and starts wondering if she actually made it out, thinking that perhaps everything that's happened since then is just a delusion, and she went insane a long time ago. "Hey... are you guys...really...real?" The look of absolute terror on her face is described to be more horrifying than anything she could have said.]]
*** [[http://shroedinger.deviantart.com/art/Logic-Error-180107838 Now in comic form!]]
*** Even worse is Bern, [[spoiler: what she went through was worse than Lambdadelta. She was trapped in a logic error as a PIECE while her game master abandoned the game and she was forced to fix it herself in a way that was compared to a monkey randomly typing on a typewriter until it writes Hamlet. And if you take ep6 witches tea party into account Bern is very fearful of Featherine who calls Bern her old miko, so maybe Bern was trapped in a Logic error by Featherine.]]
** The second one of these sequences is particularly disturbing: [[spoiler:Battler tries to escape by breaking the window. Though he can shatter the glass, the grid won't budge despite only being made of wood. Desperate, he puts his arm through and tries to pull the wooden bars out from any angle he can. His efforts earn him only gashes. To make things worst, he realizes that the glass has started regenerating. Panicking, he tries to pull his arm back in, but he's too late. The jagged edges of the glass enclose on his wrist and cut deep into his skin. No matter how hard he tries, he can't free himself... And that's something slimy brushes across the trapped hand, lifts his ring finger, and ''bites''.]]
* Virgilia with her eyes open. ''Jesus Christ''.
** [[http://bbs.xdxdxd.com/attachments/forum/201207/22/024130ys0ydsh1pmos1372.png Courtesy of ''Banquet's'' manga adaption.]] Despite the certain level of {{Narm}} some of the faces have, Virgilia looks like a cross between ComicBook/TheJoker and something from Creator/JunjiIto.

to:

* Close to the end of episode three Jessica is temporarily blinded in an accident and the doctor is treating her wounds. Then he goes out of the room and meets [[spoiler:Eva-Beatrice, who kills him]]. Jessica is left alone in the room and she hears doctor begging for mercy and being killed, followed by the killer screaming that after [[spoiler:she]]'s done playing with the doctor's corpse, [[spoiler:she]] will go get Jessica. The possibility of being left handicapped, alone and helpless so close to killer, who know that you're there, is way too much for me.
* Ok, what the [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]], manga? Wasn't Eva-Beatrice bad enough without [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/15 you]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/19 deciding]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/20 to]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/24 show]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-episode-3/12/26 everything]]?
* Episode 5 isn't as bad with this, but there are still some moments of this happening. First off, Bernkastel's technique to goad Battler into playing another game is seen as underhanded and downright cruel, even by Lambda. [[spoiler:Battler's sister, Ange, was sent back in time to 1986 in order to aid him. When his spirit was crushed and he failed to exist, Ange reminded him of who he was by revealing her identity, and she is subsequently torn to bits by red-hot tools until she's nothing but a pile of meat. Battler never sees this as Ange keeps him turned around the entire time she's dying.]] Bern's idea of getting him to continue to play is showing him this same event so that he can witness the horror.
** It's even worse after reading Witch's Tanabata, and figuring out that [[spoiler:Ange's entire purpose was to be raised to hate Eva and help Bern in the game 12 years later by having her killed off. Bern destroyed a little girl's happiness so she could kill her 12 years later after giving her a false sense of hope.]] Pretty much, all of Bern's acts of cruelty is enough to make you cringe at what she's capable of if she stops playing around.
** Oh, and there's all of Dlanor's moments of temporary insanity. "[[color:red:<DIE THE DEATH! SENTENCE TO DEATH! GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!>]]"
*** The manga makes it so much worse. The...[[http://www.mangareader.net/umineko-no-naku-koro-ni-chiru-episode-5-end-of-the-golden-witch/15/42 smile?]] on her face when "GREAT EQUALIZER IS THE DEATH!" is declared is the stuff of nightmares.
** I couldn't play EP 5 after dark thanks to the mystery man from 19 years ago. I never knew when he'd end up calling Natsuhi again and just what he'd have her do next while watching her from the shadows, close enough to know if she so much as stirred from the bed she was ordered to lie down in until morning... * shudder*
*** Christ, the game of "hide-and-seek". Just the fact that she had to sit in a dark closet and listen to [[spoiler:Hideyoshi]] being killed after finally letting himself cry over [[spoiler:George's death]] was bad enough, but then the room goes unnaturally silent... Did the killer leave? Is he hiding somewhere else in the room? ''Is he standing outside of the closet door, waiting for her to come out?''
** Spider-Erika from the manga is pretty [[http://www.mangahere.com/manga/umineko_no_naku_koro_ni_chiru_episode_5_end_of_the_golden_witch/c021/56.html "Why would you show that?!"]]
* "There's no face! ''There's no face!''" Might be {{Narm}} if it were spoken, but when it's just written...
** Listen to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJgPKOM3Q9E&feature=channel drama]]. It's not just because it's written that it's terrifying and [[TearJerker Tear Jerking]].
* In episode 6, [[spoiler: the wedding scene was written as though Erika was raping Battler.]]
* Erika is also the center of a horrifying reveal in the same episode, that also shows how sick she is in her mind. [[spoiler:Turns out, as Battler had set the board as Game Master, no one would have actually died: the First Twilight was an elaborate prank set up by "himself" and the women to make fun of Erika. They were all playing dead and one of them was also set to help Battler in "disappearing" his "corpse". And then, it's revealed why Erika renounced the "detective's authority" for that game: that way, she wouldn't be bound to the rule that the detective cannot also be the culprit, so she went to all the crime scenes and ''decapitated the women'' so that they were dead for real.]]
* What Episode 6 lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. [[spoiler:The scenes with Battler trapped in a closed room - especially before you know what's actually happening in them - are absolutely chilling. And then later on, we see Bernkastel offering him a single escape route: the bathtub drain. She tells him he can ''tear himself up with nippers and send his shredded pieces down the drain'' if he ever wants to escape.]]
** Even worse is when you realize the sheer extent of how much a FateWorseThanDeath it is. [[spoiler: When Kanon arrives, the room has been completely damaged and messed up as a result of Battler's attempts to escape, and it's ''heavily'' implied that Battler even ''considered'' Bernkastel's offer and nearly attempted to go through with it. If these implications aren't bad enough, it's then revealed that he probably spent ''years'' in that closed room, trying to escape... the question is how many years.]] Just think about all that for a second. One must wonder how he managed to stay sane after all that.
*** Lambadelta's reaction makes that worse. [[spoiler:It's revealed that both she and Bernkastel were, on separate occasions, thrown into the hell of the logic error. Both managed to make it out, but both were mentally broken by it. Lambadelta seems ok now, but then, she starts describing the hell she was in, and starts wondering if she actually made it out, thinking that perhaps everything that's happened since then is just a delusion, and she went insane a long time ago. "Hey... are you guys...really...real?" The look of absolute terror on her face is described to be more horrifying than anything she could have said.]]
*** [[http://shroedinger.deviantart.com/art/Logic-Error-180107838 Now in comic form!]]
*** Even worse is Bern, [[spoiler: what she went through was worse than Lambdadelta. She was trapped in a logic error as a PIECE while her game master abandoned the game and she was forced to fix it herself in a way that was compared to a monkey randomly typing on a typewriter until it writes Hamlet. And if you take ep6 witches tea party into account Bern is very fearful of Featherine who calls Bern her old miko, so maybe Bern was trapped in a Logic error by Featherine.]]
** The second one of these sequences is particularly disturbing: [[spoiler:Battler tries to escape by breaking the window. Though he can shatter the glass, the grid won't budge despite only being made of wood. Desperate, he puts his arm through and tries to pull the wooden bars out from any angle he can. His efforts earn him only gashes. To make things worst, he realizes that the glass has started regenerating. Panicking, he tries to pull his arm back in, but he's too late. The jagged edges of the glass enclose on his wrist and cut deep into his skin. No matter how hard he tries, he can't free himself... And that's something slimy brushes across the trapped hand, lifts his ring finger, and ''bites''.]]
* Virgilia with her eyes open. ''Jesus Christ''.
** [[http://bbs.xdxdxd.com/attachments/forum/201207/22/024130ys0ydsh1pmos1372.png Courtesy of ''Banquet's'' manga adaption.]] Despite the certain level of {{Narm}} some of the faces have, Virgilia looks like a cross between ComicBook/TheJoker and something from Creator/JunjiIto.



* UOOOOOH I WANT TO SEE YOUR SMILE AGAIN, BEATRIIICEEEEEEEEEE [[http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/3729/12458031.png]]
** [[NightmareRetardant Putting oversized dentures in your mouth isn't going to make things better Beatrice]]



* The goats, or rather the lack thereof. By the end of the sixth its clear that the goats aren't simply generic demonic henchman, but rather people/witches cosplaying. Meaning, that all of the horrible things they do are actually being done by things that look and probably once were human.

to:

* The goats, or rather the lack thereof. By the end of the sixth its it's clear that the goats aren't simply generic demonic henchman, but rather people/witches cosplaying. Meaning, that all of the horrible things they do are actually being done by things that look and probably once were human.

Added: 399

Changed: 7805

Removed: 1285

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
So much natter and disorganization. I'll try to finish cleaning up this mess of a page later.


[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]] [[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND]] [[OhCrap YOU.... ]] [[/note]] ]]

to:

[[caption-width-right:350:[[CreepyChild Maria]] [[ParanoiaFuel is watching you...]] [[note]] [[UpToEleven BEHIND]] [[OhCrap YOU.... ]] [[/note]] ]]
]]]]




!!Due to the huge amount of deaths in this story, don't even bother with spoiler tags.



* The murders of the first twilight of the sixth game definitely qualify. [[spoiler:Imagine playing dead with your mother, as a prank on a guest. Now imagine the guest coming in, killing your mother, then wrapping a plastic bag over you and sawing your head off.]]

to:

* The murders of the first twilight of the sixth game definitely qualify. [[spoiler:Imagine playing dead with your mother, as a prank on a guest. Now imagine the guest coming in, killing your mother, then wrapping a plastic bag over you and sawing your head off.]]
[[AC:General]]



* The end of the first tea party, when Battler denies the existence of Beatrice and the happy tea party everyone was holding in the Golden Land ends abruptly as Beatrice shows herself and tells Battler that if even one person doesn't believe in her, then her magic doesn't work. And then everyone around him has their flesh shredded and begs him to believe in her in order to bring everything back. And the audience gets no sleep that night...
** The manga makes it worse. Shannon's death was already a TearJerker, and now George is begging Battler to take his words back while Shannon screams "IT'S BECAUSE YOU DON'T BELIEVE YOU DON'T BELIEVE AAAAAH" and her face ''explodes'' off.
* Erm....First Twilight? HAPPY HALLOWEEN FOR MARIA. Yeah.
** Think the ''anime'' version of it is bad? At least most of it was ''censored.'' The manga version, however, is left uncensored in all of its gruesome glory.
** Really, all of Chapter 2. It's just so [[MoodWhiplash violently bipolar]]. And then we have that chapter's tea party. Beatrice forces [[spoiler:Rosa, the [[strike:sole survivor]] last one to die, to eat foods made out of [[ImAHumanitarian her siblings]]. Then Beatrice tops the whole thing off by giving Rosa a dessert consisting of ''her own daughter's head'', who accuses Rosa of not loving her while she was alive.]] Arguably CrossesTheLineTwice in the anime as watching [[spoiler:Maria's disembodied head roll around on a platter while talking]] is grotesquely hilarious.
** The way the [[FacelessGoons Satanic Goats]] kill [[spoiler:Battler and Kinzo]]. [[NothingIsScarier Although]], they don't show you [[GoryDiscretionShot directly]] in the anime, you can [[SoundOnlyDeath hear]] them being [[{{Squick}} squished to death]].
** I found pretty much all of the last five minutes of episode II-V in the anime scary as hell. When I caught the first glimpse of the goat butlers coming down the hall, she actually thought they were the ghosts of the dead Ushiromiyas for a second. Or the bit where those slender arms come through the door to caress Gohda's face and kill him while their owner giggles with the voice of a little girl. Beatrice never struck her as creepy until now.
*** That was actually Beelzebub, the Stake of Gluttony. And she happens to be incredibly cute when she's not killing people. The VN's make that clear that the Stakes love doing their job, but they're completely different when not killing people.
** EP 2: Yay, [[ShirtlessScene shirtless]] [[{{Bishounen}} Kanon]]! [[FanDisservice Un-yay]], [[spoiler:Kanon opening a huge bandage that's covering a stab wound on his chest and STICKING HIS FINGERS INTO THE WOUND!]] And as if that wasn't bad enough, he then [[spoiler:gorily cuts Kumasawa and Dr. Nanjo's throats with a LaserBlade before having his arm pinned to the wall with a knife and getting disintegrated into a cloud of golden butterflies, screaming in pain.]]
*** The worst part has to be [[spoiler: the [[{{NauseaFuel}} squishing noise he makes when he sticks his thumb in the wound]]. ]]
* Dear god, fourth arc. [[spoiler:Rosa's death]]. As if it isn't enough having Maria, who's become increasingly sympathetic through the arcs [[spoiler:completely break down and put her mother through a CruelAndUnusualDeath full of surreal imagery and all sorts of contorted deaths]], the end of that scene makes it look like she was [[spoiler:about to be gunning for Battler... [[MindScrew or not?]]]]. It was darn creepy is what I'm saying!
** While I found it to be disturbing (seriously, she [[spoiler:twists Rosa's head off]]!), I also, for some reason, thought that it made Maria look a lot more sympathetic.
* Y'know what? Rosa, in particular, seems to [[ChewToy get the truckload of this]]. Her death in the third arc was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. [[spoiler:Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... jelly pressure? turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... cake pressure? turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web]]. It almost makes me forgive how she treats Maria.
** In the manga adaption of the Episode 3, [[spoiler: Eva-Beatrice "granted" Rosa's wish for the ocean of jelly, at which point she crushed Rosa by increasing the pressure and then drizzled her pulped remains onto a giant pudding. She then has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out, followed by being turned into a butterfly and caught in a spider's web, all the while Eva-Beatrice is telling her what spiders do to their prey.]]
* The original novels managed to make the ScareChord scary again. * shudders*
* I just finished Episode 3, and would like to add the face that [[spoiler:Eva]] makes at the end. Having been used to DEEN's exaggerated facial contortions, it was just... * shudder*
* The fate of the First Twilight victims in the first arc is pretty bad, too. Just being killed is horrifying on its own, but to have your face ripped off so you can't be recognized? (shudder).
* And while we're at it, though it's subtle, the First Twilight victims of the fifth arc plays on a certain AdultFear: Specifically, [[spoiler:your children being horribly murdered.]]
** Another type of fear is explored in the First Twilight of the following arc: [[spoiler:Krauss and Rudolf losing their sisters and their wives - basically, all the women closest to you being killed.]]

to:


[[AC:Episode 1]]
* The fate of the First Twilight victims. Just being killed is horrifying on its own, but to have your face ripped off so you can't be recognized?
* The end of the first tea party, when Battler denies the existence of Beatrice and the happy tea party everyone was holding in the Golden Land ends abruptly as Beatrice shows herself and tells Battler that if even one person doesn't believe in her, then her magic doesn't work. And then everyone around him has their flesh shredded and begs him to believe in her in order to bring everything back. And the audience gets no sleep that night...
**
night... The manga makes it worse. Shannon's death was already a TearJerker, and now George is begging Battler to take his words back while Shannon screams "IT'S BECAUSE YOU DON'T BELIEVE YOU DON'T BELIEVE AAAAAH" and her face ''explodes'' off.
off.

[[AC:Episode 2]]
* Erm....The First Twilight? HAPPY HALLOWEEN FOR MARIA. Yeah.
** Think the ''anime'' version of it is bad? At least most of it was ''censored.''
Twilight. Amidst decorations fit for a Halloween party are corpses, with their stomachs opened and guts (and candies) spilling out.
*
The manga version, however, is left uncensored in all of its gruesome glory.
** Really, all of Chapter 2. It's just so [[MoodWhiplash violently bipolar]]. And then we have that chapter's
tea party. Beatrice forces [[spoiler:Rosa, forces:Rosa, the [[strike:sole survivor]] last one to die, to eat foods made out of [[ImAHumanitarian her siblings]]. Then Beatrice tops the whole thing off by giving Rosa a dessert consisting of ''her own daughter's head'', who accuses Rosa of not loving her while she was alive.]] Arguably CrossesTheLineTwice in the anime as watching [[spoiler:Maria's disembodied head roll around on a platter while talking]] is grotesquely hilarious.
**
alive.
*
The way the [[FacelessGoons Satanic Goats]] kill [[spoiler:Battler Battler and Kinzo]].Kinzo. [[NothingIsScarier Although]], they don't show you [[GoryDiscretionShot directly]] in the anime, you can [[SoundOnlyDeath hear]] them being [[{{Squick}} squished to death]].
** I found pretty much all of the last five minutes of episode II-V in the anime scary as hell. When I caught the first glimpse of the goat butlers coming down the hall, she actually thought they were the ghosts of the dead Ushiromiyas for a second. Or the bit where those slender arms come through the door to caress Gohda's face and kill him while their owner giggles with the voice of a little girl. Beatrice never struck her as creepy until now.
*** That was actually Beelzebub, the Stake of Gluttony. And she happens to be incredibly cute when she's not killing people. The VN's make that clear that the Stakes love doing their job, but they're completely different when not killing people.
** EP 2: Yay,
* [[{{Fanservice}} Yay]], [[ShirtlessScene shirtless]] [[{{Bishounen}} Kanon]]! [[FanDisservice Un-yay]], [[spoiler:Kanon Kanon opening a huge bandage that's covering a stab wound on his chest and STICKING HIS FINGERS INTO THE WOUND!]] WOUND! And as if that wasn't bad enough, he then [[spoiler:gorily gorily cuts Kumasawa and Dr. Nanjo's throats with a LaserBlade before having his arm pinned to the wall with a knife and getting disintegrated into a cloud of golden butterflies, screaming in pain.]]
*** The worst part has to be [[spoiler: the [[{{NauseaFuel}} squishing noise he makes when he sticks his thumb in the wound]]. ]]
pain.
[[AC:Episode 3]]
* Dear god, fourth arc. [[spoiler:Rosa's death]]. As if it isn't enough having Maria, who's become increasingly sympathetic through the arcs [[spoiler:completely break down and put her mother through a CruelAndUnusualDeath full of surreal imagery and all sorts of contorted deaths]], the end of that scene makes it look like she was [[spoiler:about to be gunning for Battler... [[MindScrew or not?]]]]. It was darn creepy is what I'm saying!
** While I found it to be disturbing (seriously, she [[spoiler:twists
Rosa's head off]]!), I also, for some reason, thought that it made Maria look a lot more sympathetic.
* Y'know what? Rosa, in particular, seems to [[ChewToy get the truckload of this]]. Her
death in the third arc was just as sadistically messed up as the tea party in the second. [[spoiler:Drown Drown in an ocean of jelly! ...Until the... jelly pressure? turns you into a meatball. Be buried in a mountain of cake! ...Until the... cake pressure? turns you into a layer of jam. Turn into a butterfly! ...And get blown right into a spider's web]]. It almost makes me forgive how she treats Maria.
** In the
web. The manga adaption of the Episode 3, [[spoiler: Eva-Beatrice "granted" Rosa's wish for the ocean of jelly, at which point she crushed Rosa by increasing the pressure and then drizzled her pulped remains onto a giant pudding. She then also has Maria dragged into a giant oven by gingerbread men while Rosa watches as her burnt corpse falls out, followed by being turned into a butterfly out.

[[AC:Episode 4]]
* Rosa's death. As if it isn't enough having Maria, who's become increasingly sympathetic through the arcs completely break down
and caught in put her mother through a spider's web, CruelAndUnusualDeath full of surreal imagery and all sorts of contorted deaths, the while Eva-Beatrice is telling her what spiders do end of that scene makes it look like she was about to their prey.]]
be gunning for Battler... [[MindScrew or not?]].
[[AC:Episode 5]]
* The original novels managed to make the ScareChord scary again. * shudders*
* I just finished Episode 3, and would like to add the face that [[spoiler:Eva]] makes at the end. Having been used to DEEN's exaggerated facial contortions, it was just... * shudder*
* The fate of the First Twilight victims in the first arc is pretty bad, too. Just being killed is horrifying on its own, but to have your face ripped off so you can't be recognized? (shudder).
* And while we're at it, though it's subtle, the
First Twilight victims of the fifth arc plays on a certain AdultFear: Specifically, [[spoiler:your Your children being horribly murdered.]]
** Another type of fear is explored in the First Twilight
murdered.

[[AC:Episode 6]]
* The murders
of the following arc: [[spoiler:Krauss first twilight of the sixth game definitely qualify. Imagine playing dead with your mother, as a prank on a guest. Now imagine the guest coming in, killing your mother, then wrapping a plastic bag over you and Rudolf losing their sisters and their wives - basically, all the women closest to you being killed.]]sawing your head off.
[[AC:Episode 7]]

[[AC:Episode /]]

[[AC:Unsorted]]



* ...Yeah, I'm probably going to feel really dumb for putting this here, but was I the only one whose blood ran cold when she saw "[[color:red:You are incompetent!]]"? Poor Battler's already breaking down and you get a wonderful shot into the confused state of his mind at that point, and then that line comes at you out of nowhere! It's a weird thing to be scared of, but the idea of an insult like that being stated as absolute truth, I dunno, for some reason, it terrified me.
** If I may interject, red text can be worked around (example: it never states if you were ALWAYS incompetent or if it was just that one moment of stupidity). Now, if this same sentence was said in GOLD (which cannot be worked around, and is THE absolute truth) instead of red... yeah, my stomach would probably keel over, too. Although the concept itself scares me pretty badly.
*** To be fair, that's the fan theory on how gold works. There's been no confirmation on that.
** In a similar vein, Battler uttered the line: "[[color:red:You can't trust anything, you can't trust any words that aren't red...!!]]" The fact that it was stated as an absolute fact just hammered home just how confused Battler has become that such cynicism (if not objectively, then at least to him) has become an unshakable fact.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** [[http://bbs.xdxdxd.com/attachments/forum/201207/22/024130ys0ydsh1pmos1372.png Courtesy of ''Banquet's'' manga adaption.]] Despite the certain level of {{Narm}} some of the faces have, Virgilia looks like a cross between TheJoker and something from Creator/JunjiIto.

to:

** [[http://bbs.xdxdxd.com/attachments/forum/201207/22/024130ys0ydsh1pmos1372.png Courtesy of ''Banquet's'' manga adaption.]] Despite the certain level of {{Narm}} some of the faces have, Virgilia looks like a cross between TheJoker ComicBook/TheJoker and something from Creator/JunjiIto.

Changed: 64

Removed: 926

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Fixed a few typos. Removed contextless examples that relied on broken links.


** Listen to the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJgPKOM3Q9E&feature=channel drama]]. It's not just cause it's written that it's terrifying and [[TearJerker Tear Jerking]].
* In the Ep6 [[spoiler: the wedding scene. It was written like Erika was raping Battler.]]
* Erika is also the center of an horrifying reveal in the same episode, that also shows how sick she is in her mind. [[spoiler:Turns out, as Battler had set the board as Game Master, no one would have actually died: the First Twilight was an elaborate prank set up by "himself" and the women to make fun of Erika, they were all playing dead and one of them was also set to help Battler in "disappearing" his "corpse". And then, it's revealed why Erika renounced the "detective's authority" for that game: that way, she didn't have to be bound to the rule that the detective cannot also be the culprit, so she went to all the crime scenes and ''decapitated the women'' so that they were dead for real.]]

to:

** Listen to the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJgPKOM3Q9E&feature=channel drama]]. It's not just cause because it's written that it's terrifying and [[TearJerker Tear Jerking]].
* In the Ep6 episode 6, [[spoiler: the wedding scene. It scene was written like as though Erika was raping Battler.]]
* Erika is also the center of an a horrifying reveal in the same episode, that also shows how sick she is in her mind. [[spoiler:Turns out, as Battler had set the board as Game Master, no one would have actually died: the First Twilight was an elaborate prank set up by "himself" and the women to make fun of Erika, they Erika. They were all playing dead and one of them was also set to help Battler in "disappearing" his "corpse". And then, it's revealed why Erika renounced the "detective's authority" for that game: that way, she didn't have to wouldn't be bound to the rule that the detective cannot also be the culprit, so she went to all the crime scenes and ''decapitated the women'' so that they were dead for real.]]



** Even worse is when you realize the sheer extent of how much a FateWorseThanDeath it is. [[spoiler: When Kanon arrives, the room has been completely damaged and messed up as a result of Battler's attempts to escape, and it's ''heavily'' implied that Battler even ''considered'' Bernkastel's offer and nearly attempted to go through with it. If these implications aren't bad enough, then it's revealed that he has probably spent ''years'' in that closed room, trying to escape...the question is how many years.]] Just think about all that for a second. One must wonder how he managed to stay sane after all that.

to:

** Even worse is when you realize the sheer extent of how much a FateWorseThanDeath it is. [[spoiler: When Kanon arrives, the room has been completely damaged and messed up as a result of Battler's attempts to escape, and it's ''heavily'' implied that Battler even ''considered'' Bernkastel's offer and nearly attempted to go through with it. If these implications aren't bad enough, then it's then revealed that he has probably spent ''years'' in that closed room, trying to escape...escape... the question is how many years.]] Just think about all that for a second. One must wonder how he managed to stay sane after all that.



* The manga refuses to be left out of the fun - some scenes that weren't even mildly scary before become ''bona fide'' Nightmare Fuel. Chapter three alone has [[http://www.onemanga.com/Umineko_no_Naku_Koro_ni/3/09/ two]] [[http://www.onemanga.com/Umineko_no_Naku_Koro_ni/3/43/ instances]], and no doubt there are more later on. (That second example is particularly terrifying; it's the only scene I know of that puts the [[DoomyDoomsOfDoom "doom"]] in PaperFanOfDoom.
** I can't help but think there's an [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/MastahCrushed/awesome.png Awesome Face]] [[NightmareRetardant behind that fan]].
** The manga is famous for exaggerating Beatrice's expressions, almost to the point of {{Narm}} so most of the time, they are either that or they are this trope. [[http://www.onemanga.com/Umineko_no_Naku_Koro_ni_Episode_3/3/16-17/ This one]], meanwhile, straddles the line between the two rather well.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans.

to:

** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans. Why else did [[spoiler:Lambdadelta call Featherine]] [[YouMonster a monster]] [[FamousLastWords as her final words]]?
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the FinalBoss is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans.

to:

** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the FinalBoss BigBad is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

** This fight establishes how dangerous [[spoiler:Featherine]] really is and the fact that she isn't the FinalBoss is something you should be glad about. Just as a reminder the opponent [[spoiler:Lambdadelta]] is already established as one of the most powerful witches in the series. In layman's terms, [[spoiler:Featherine]] is to witches what witches are to normal humans.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. [[spoiler:Featherine stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with. By the time the story is resumed well:]]

to:

* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. [[spoiler:Featherine [[RewritingReality stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with. ]] By the time the story is resumed well:]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* Featherine vs Lambdadelta. CurbStompBattle doesn't even begin to describe this fight. [[spoiler:Featherine stops the story and decides to give Lambdadelta a glorious end. She edits the end first and is unable to describe what Lambda was killed with. By the time the story is resumed well:]]
-->[[spoiler:[[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm She couldn't comprehend the 'something' that Featherine had killed her with.]] However, that was only natural. After all, Featherine herself hadn't decided what the 'something' was. However, Lambdadelta did understand one thing. [[YouAreAlreadyDead She was already dead.]]]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Censorship is not exactly an uncommon thing in anime. Pretty much every series with any kind of graphic violence in it has to be censored to air on Japanese TV.


* This is how bad ''Umineko'' is: a lot of the violent stuff is shown on-screen, and TV networks in Japan had to CENSOR IT. ''Higurashi'', where's your [[IncrediblyLamePun god]] now?
** [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Higurashi]] also had some brutal scenes censored.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* The PS3 port massively ups the trollfaces. Here's a delicious heart-stopping [[http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh177/WarriorX_2008/Trollface-Lambdadelta1.png sample]]:

to:

* The PS3 [=PS3=] port massively ups the trollfaces. Here's a delicious heart-stopping [[http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh177/WarriorX_2008/Trollface-Lambdadelta1.png sample]]:



* With the addition of the PS3 artwork and voicing to the original novels, Maria has become possibly the [[http://i.imgur.com/BFJvl.jpg most terrifying thing]] you could set eyes upon:

to:

* With the addition of the PS3 [=PS3=] artwork and voicing to the original novels, Maria has become possibly the [[http://i.imgur.com/BFJvl.jpg most terrifying thing]] you could set eyes upon:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]

to:

* The "trick" ending. [[spoiler:On the boat to Rokkenjima, Ange confronts Amakusa and reveals all his and Okonogi's schemes, based on what she already knew by having seen some possibile futures as a witch... Or, from a mundane perspective, it may have been just some huge paranoia, that however prompts her to shoot Amakusa and the (possibly innocent) boat captain dead.]] Even worse, however, is what happens soon after: [spoiler:while [[spoiler:while the boat begins moving beyond Rokkenjima, Erika appears and Ange has a conversation with her, confessing that she enjoyed Amakusa's reaction in a way similar to Erika's "intellectual raping", and they both end with a <good!>. The thought of a jaded Ange becoming a person similar to Erika is terrifying.]]

Top