Alice

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Alice

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Name

Alice

JPN Name

アリス

Romanization

Arisu

Alias

B-Rabbit

JPN Alias

黒うさぎ “ビーラビット”

Basic Info

Gender

Female

Fantasy Race

Human

Chain (Formerly)

Age

Unknown (Adolescent Perceived Age)

100+ (Chronological Age)

Birthday

[ 1 ]

July 20th

Height

150 cm (4’11”)

Blood Type

O

Personal Status

Status

Deceased (pre-hundred year timeskip)

Reincarnated (post-hundred year timeskip)

Relatives

( † ) Lacie (Biological Mother)

Levi (Father) (†)

The Core of the Abyss (Surrogate Mother)

Intention of the Abyss (Younger Twin Sister) (†)

Oswald (Uncle) (†)

Contracts

Current

None

Previous

Oz

First Appearance

Manga Debut

reconstruct I : innocent Calm

Anime Debut

Pandora Hearts Episode 1 : barren Calm

Voices

Japanese Voice

Ayako Kawasumi

Yukari Tamura (Drama CD)

Alice ( アリス, Arisu ) was the heroine of Jun Mochizuki ‘s Pandora Hearts. She met Oz Vessalius, the report ‘s protagonist, after he had been dropped into Abyss. The two formed an Illegal Contract, unsealing Alice ‘s power as the B-Rabbit and allowing the two of them to escape. [ 2 ] They then worked for Pandora, a politics research organization, under threat of catch. Pressured to release Oz from his sign, Alice revealed she left Abyss in hopes of regaining her bemused memories. She agreed to terminate her shrink with Oz once her memories were recovered. [ 3 ]
She, along with Oz, and his childhood supporter Gilbert Nightray, were the central protagonists of Pandora Hearts .
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In truth, Alice was not a chain, but the homo [ 4 ] child of Lacie and Levi Baskerville. [ 5 ] Her birth was depart of an experiment created by generations of Glen Baskervilles, hoping to gain control condition of Abyss by providing its Core with a physical body. As a young child, Lacie agreed to her defender ‘s request to impregnate her before her impend murder as a Child of Ill Omen, in hopes that a child would allow the Core company after her death. Upon Lacie ‘s death, the Core took what was in Lacie ‘s uterus and raised them in her own, becoming the foster mother to her children. Alice was birthed a few days late, along with her duplicate sister/alternate self the Intention of the Abyss, though the union was not meant to have produced twins. [ 5 ] Her aging accelerate due to having been born from a place unbound by time, she was raised by her mother ‘s brother, Oswald, nowadays the raw Glen, aboard Gilbert and his younger buddy Vincent, another Child of Ill Omen. [ 6 ] As her birth was a forbidden, [ 7 ] the lone person Alice was allowed to see outside her surrogate family was Oswald ‘s best friend, Jack Vessalius. [ 8 ] She thus became very attached to her stuff lapin Oz, a giving left behind by her mother. [ 9 ] After Jack destroyed Oz, Alice developed an acute hate and distrust for him. [ 10 ] This led to an antagonistic relationship between her and her sister, who grew increasingly obsessed with Jack, [ 11 ] believing him to be the only person who did not hate her. [ 8 ] When Alice ‘s fears culminated during the Tragedy of Sablier and Jack demanded that she allow him to meet her sister, Alice committed suicide, destroying the physical body of both herself and the Intention. [ 12 ] She then absorbed the might of Oz the B-Rabbit, who had become Jack ‘s Chain, in hopes of using his power to destroy her sister ‘s memories of Jack and prevent them from reuniting. [ 11 ] The Core interfered with this, not wishing injury to come to the Intention of Abyss, and therefore Alice ‘s memories were given to her sister once she tore apart the Intention ‘s memories and killed Jack. [ 13 ] Alice was subsequently left with no cognition of her identity, excluding her appoint and the misplaced conviction that she was the B-Rabbit .

appearance

As a human, Alice took the appearance of an adolescent girl with empurpled eyes and long, dark hair. A cowlick turned up at either side of her head, giving the appearance of satan horns. Two long plaits descended from behind her, each ending in a chained hairpiece. Her hair is sometimes painted as black, and sometimes as embrown. She stood at 150cm ( 4’11 ” ). [ 14 ] Jun Mochizuki notes her specify feature as her shapely leg, followed by her cursorily changing expressions. [ 14 ] Her outfit for most of the series consisted of a long, red coating with white details, a white shirt with a large white bow, a black miniskirt, and white braid boots. Prior to the Tragedy of Sablier, Alice would wear a black trim to differentiate herself from her sister, but otherwise looked the like. [ 8 ] As the B-Rabbit, she took the mannequin of a large, reasonably anthropomorphize lapin with black fur and loss eyes. This form was sometimes given more marauding features, such as acute teeth and a muscular frame. In this form, she wore the crimson and white checkered coat as seen in Alice ‘s normal equip, and wielded a large, black scythe. [ 15 ]

personality

Alice was initially presented as an enigmatic, sardonic daughter with an tendency towards ferocity. [ 15 ] She is shown to be reasonably combatant, domineering, and assertive. [ 16 ] No matter the position, Alice would plainly express her thoughts, tied if this did not serve her well. [ 17 ] On occasion she would experience climate swings, on the spur of the moment expressing deep sadness or joy before returning to a neutral country entirely a few minutes late. [ 3 ] ferocity appeared to be cathartic to her, many of her early appearances characterizing her as ill-bred and slightly sadistic. [ 15 ] Her quest for identity drove her to great lengths, measuredly manipulating Oz [ 2 ] and tied taking Sharon hostage to achieve her ends. [ 3 ] however, unlike closely all Chains, Alice felt no drive to kill. When interrogated by Xerxes Break, she remarked she did not kill or eat humans just because she did not want to, and the think had never struck her until Break brought it up. [ 18 ] rather, Alice appeared to be a normal adolescent girlfriend, if a quite pugnacious and hoydenish one. [ 19 ] While her aggressive manner and desire for domination were surely significant parts of her character, her childishness made it plain she was not a truthful threat to humans as a unharmed .
rather, Alice was frequently characterized by her naivete, being wholly unaware of even basic concepts such as friendship, [ 20 ] family, [ 21 ] love story, [ 22 ] or sexual activity. [ 23 ] Alice had a habit of interpreting things in an excessively actual manner, or asserting expertness in areas she knew nothing approximately. This innocence contributed to Alice ‘s lack of self-image, and Alice would, at times, become deeply insecure. [ 19 ] It was through Oz ‘s beloved and defend for her that Alice was able to remain close to her own emotions, despite Alice ‘s inclination to self-aggrandize. [ 24 ] however, Oz ‘s support proved invaluable to her, and Alice was able to stay dependable to who she was. This allowed her to finally recuperate her relationship with the Intention of the Abyss, her duplicate baby and alternate self. [ 25 ] Oz ‘s deference and platonic [ 23 ] love for her help her warming up to Gilbert Nightray, whom she had been at odds with. [ 26 ] Alice constantly felt for others to the fullest capacitance, and though she much had trouble articulating this, she loved her companions far beyond their utility to her. In fact, Alice was highly protective of those she thought “ belonged ” to her, as in the cases of her sister and Oz. [ 12 ] She and the Intention of the Abyss were repeatedly [ 8 ] stated [ 12 ] to be two versions of the same person, though this relationship and its implications for Alice ‘s character are never explicitly elaborated on. Of the two sisters, Alice was far more disconnected from chat up and femininity, ignoring these concepts wholly in party favor of protecting her baby, Oz, and herself. She at times expressed a deep abhorrence for the Intention of Abyss, [ 14 ] and had this hatred reciprocated, [ 27 ] but ultimately did everything in her might to protect her .

Abilities and Powers

As a chain

Alice was, in theory, inordinately powerful while using the powers of the B-Rabbit, and repeatedly demonstrated herself as one of the most formidable combatants in the serial. It was ill-defined whether she could use the fully extent of the B-Rabbit ‘s powers, but flush what limited abilities she used made her frighteningly competent. [ 15 ]

• Transformation – If Alice did not or could not transform into the B-Rabbit, such as when her power was sealed by the Raven, she was only a capable as a normal adolescent girlfriend. [ 28 ] By transforming into the B-Rabbit ‘s truthful form, a large, anthropomorphic black rabbit, she could use a wide crop of powers. [ 15 ]
  • Weapon Summoning – She was able to manifest a large, crimson scythe which she could manipulate intuitively. [ 15 ]
  • Chain Summoning – She was able to summon compact, pointed chains, which could be used as a rocket weapon. [ 15 ]
  • Invulnerability – Like all Chains, Alice was invulnerable to most physical attacks in her rabbit shape .
• Possession – In one of her early appearances, Alice took possession of Oz, her contractor. She never used this ability again, and it was unclear whether she was able to use this ability under normal circumstances.[2]

• Alice possessing Oz after their compress march completed … .
• … and Alice achiever places herself inside Oz consistency

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As a Human

Interplanar Travel – prior to Alice ‘s suicide, she was able to switch bodies with her duplicate baby and alternate self, the Intention of Abyss. This allowed her to freely move between the substantial world and Abyss, though whenever she left her original body in the material world, her sister would come to replace her. [ 8 ] Once her body in the material populace was destroyed, this was no longer possible for her. Interplanar Communication – Alice was capable of communing spiritually with the Intention of Abyss, as her understudy self. This communication continued after Alice ‘s suicide and subsequent memory personnel casualty, though less frequently, due to her increasingly antagonistic relationship with her baby. [ 29 ]

Quotes

• “I won’t let anyone take what’s mine! I’ll protect you until the very end!”[12]
• “You… were with us from the very beginning. I was very happy… we were together. Thank you.”[12]
• “The other Alice is my other self… and you… belong to me.”[12]
• ” Oz! You’re someone special. A dear, precious friend. So… promise me. If I’m suffering… if someone’s hurting me… then you’ll… come rescue me. I love you! Oz!”[7]
• “Even I can tell that being alone… makes you ‘cold.’ Even a Chain… understands that…”[30]
• “You shoulda called for me sooner!!! You great big fool!!!”[31]

• “It… doesn’t really make much sense to me, but… I heard Oz’s voice a whole lotta times. He was calling my name like he was gonna cry. And I’ll bet it’s your fault, Jack! Get out of Oz’s body right now. I’m the only one in this world allowed to make him cry!”[6]
• “Something wrong? Didn’t you want that I should be waiting for you wearing her white dress…?”[12]
• “If I can remember who you are… will I finally understand…? Will I know… what in the world I am…?”[32]
• “Jack…!! I won’t forgive you!! Not… ever…!!”[13]
• “Can’t you see him? Don’t you hear him? Oz is right there, screaming behind you…!”[12]

• “The other one hates you! So I was nice enough to come in her place!”[5]
• “I’m only copying you! If you want me to change, you change the way you talk!”[5]

• “That’s who I am now- Alice the B-Rabbit! So carve it deep into that so-called knowledge of yours!! You unsavory looking meat ball!!”[20]

To Herself

• “I’m… scared… that I’m not human. That I’m different from other Chains. That there are things I don’t know. That I’ll end up knowing things I don’t want to know. More than anything else… I’m… always… scared of myself.”[19]
• “If this body vanishes… Jack can’t meddle with the other Alice anymore. Then she and Oz… will no longer be forced to suffer-“[11]

Appearances

(*) – Denotes that the character did not appear physically, but as a part of another character’s memories.

triviality

• Alice’s zodiac is Cancer.[14]
• Her character song is called Kinjirareta Asobi.
• Her likes are, in order: beef, chicken, and pork. She dislikes the Intention of the Abyss.[14]

• Her skills include dance, kick attacks, and looking down on others. She is weak when it comes to coffee and bitter foods.[14]

• Where confusion may arise as to which version of Alice is being referenced, this Alice is usually called “Black Alice” (黒アリス, Kuro Arisu) in Japanese.
• Alice was originally meant to wear trousers. However, this version of her design was considered too masculine, and she was given a short skirt instead.[33]
• In the one-shot version of Pandora Hearts, she and Ada were the same character, making her Oz’s younger sister by blood.

• Alice does not hold alcohol well.[22]
• “Alice” is an anagram of “Lacie,” a bit of wordplay used in the original Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
  • `Once upon a time there were three little sisters,’ the Dormouse began in a great hurry; `and their names were Elsie, Lacie, and Tillie; and they lived at the bottom of a well–‘
• Alice is the third shortest character, after Lily and the eight-year-old Ada.

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