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Was created by Bernkastel to narrate Requiem of the Golden Witch and serves as a vessel for Yasu. She is a reader similar to the role Ushiromiya Ange performed for Featherine Augustus Aurora dur... read more

Was created by Bernkastel to narrate Requiem of the Golden Witch and serves as a vessel for Yasu. She is a reader similar to the role Ushiromiya Ange performed for Featherine Augustus Aurora during Dawn of the Golden Witch. She is a "substitute actor" without a personality that acts as a vessel to personify both Beatrice and the rules of her game, as Beatrice does not exist in the world presented by Bernkastel. Her name signifies that she is the final guide of Beatrice's game

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Dlanor is the Chief Inquisitor of Eiserne Jungfrau and enforces the commandments of Knox's Decalogue, originally written by Ronald A. Knox. Known as Archbishop Knox, Dlanor is popularly known as "Death Sentence Dlanor" and "Dlanor of the Ten Wedges." She can summon a red blade of light, which differ... read more

Dlanor is the Chief Inquisitor of Eiserne Jungfrau and enforces the commandments of Knox's Decalogue, originally written by Ronald A. Knox. Known as Archbishop Knox, Dlanor is popularly known as "Death Sentence Dlanor" and "Dlanor of the Ten Wedges." She can summon a red blade of light, which differs from the others seen in the series by having a handle.

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Erika is a young detective introduced in End of the Golden Witch. A blue-haired girl estimated to be around the age of a middle school student, she is characterized as being highly intelligent and possessing an excellent memory. She acts very polite in public, and shows an extreme interest in puzzle... read more

Erika is a young detective introduced in End of the Golden Witch. A blue-haired girl estimated to be around the age of a middle school student, she is characterized as being highly intelligent and possessing an excellent memory. She acts very polite in public, and shows an extreme interest in puzzles and mysteries. In truth, she is ruthless and cunning, and only solves mysteries to boast her superiority towards those who execute them.

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Willard is a former first-class archbishop and Chief Inquisitor of SSVD, called Will (ウィル) for short. He is named after Willard Wright and enforces Van Dine's Commandments. A young ace inquisitor once feared by witches for his cold and ruthless tactics, he gained the nicknames "Wright of the Twenty ... read more

Willard is a former first-class archbishop and Chief Inquisitor of SSVD, called Will (ウィル) for short. He is named after Willard Wright and enforces Van Dine's Commandments. A young ace inquisitor once feared by witches for his cold and ruthless tactics, he gained the nicknames "Wright of the Twenty Wedges" and "Wizard-Hunting Wright". Over time, however, he grew malcontent with SSVD's brutal standards and resigned from his position.

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Cornelia is an aide in Eiserne Jungfrau, and a third-class priest. She has a strong sense of justice, but despite her cold exterior shared by her comrades, she is quite hot-blooded in nature. Cornelia is new to Eiserne Jungfrau and is innocent and unaware of the dark side of her profession. She was ... read more

Cornelia is an aide in Eiserne Jungfrau, and a third-class priest. She has a strong sense of justice, but despite her cold exterior shared by her comrades, she is quite hot-blooded in nature. Cornelia is new to Eiserne Jungfrau and is innocent and unaware of the dark side of her profession. She was chosen for her current mission specifically by Gertrude. She was chosen so that she could decide if she was the right type of person for this profession.

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Featherine Augustus Aurora is the witch form of Hachijou Tooya (Itouikukuro Zerogonanaroku), and the Witch of Theatergoing, Drama and Spectating, an Endless Witch, and also a Creator.

Furfur is the thirty-fourth highest ranking earl of Hell and is Zepar's twin. Given the circumstances of the twins' gender, Furfur is suggested to be female since it is stated in the TIPS that Furfur is of the opposite gender of the ambiguously male Zepar. Furfur always appears in unison with Zepar ... read more

Furfur is the thirty-fourth highest ranking earl of Hell and is Zepar's twin. Given the circumstances of the twins' gender, Furfur is suggested to be female since it is stated in the TIPS that Furfur is of the opposite gender of the ambiguously male Zepar. Furfur always appears in unison with Zepar when summoned, and has the power to cultivate emotions. Furfur can also grant an inexhaustible offensive power to those who contract them.

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Gertrude is a senior aide in Eiserne Jungfrau, and a first-class priest. She wears a uniform similar to Cornelia's, and appears as a girl with red eyes and long blond hair. Like her comrades, she appears extremely deadpan when on duty, but is actually a very charitable character well-liked by her ju... read more

Gertrude is a senior aide in Eiserne Jungfrau, and a first-class priest. She wears a uniform similar to Cornelia's, and appears as a girl with red eyes and long blond hair. Like her comrades, she appears extremely deadpan when on duty, but is actually a very charitable character well-liked by her juniors.

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Hachijou Ikuko is the mystery novelist who fabricated stories about the Rokkenjima murders along with her partner Hachijou Tooya.

Zepar is the 16th highest ranking earl of hell, named after the demon of the same name, and is Furfur's twin. Despite having the appearance of a girl with long, light-blue hair and a darkly colored dress, Zepar might be male since Furfur is said to be of a different gender. Zepar appears alongside F... read more

Zepar is the 16th highest ranking earl of hell, named after the demon of the same name, and is Furfur's twin. Despite having the appearance of a girl with long, light-blue hair and a darkly colored dress, Zepar might be male since Furfur is said to be of a different gender. Zepar appears alongside Furfur when summoned by those who seek romance, and has the power to seduce humans. Zepar can also grant unlimited defensive power and even brief immortality to those who contract them.