| “ | Hurry. You come to us too. To Charlatan. | ” |
Chèvre (シェーヴル, Shēvuru) is a character from Jun Mochizuki's The Case Study of Vanitas. They have yet to properly make a true physical appearance in the story, materializing exclusively in the hallucinogenic visions caused by Naenia's power. Despite that they are known to be a member of Charlatan.
This article contains plot and/or ending details for The Case Study of Vanitas.
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Appearance[]
Chèvre's most prominent feature is the goat skull they have as their head. The skull is adorned with flowers, and it is yet unknown whether it is their real head or simply a mask. They wear a navy blue coat on top of a white shirt with ruffled sleeves and collar, and a teal cravat. Chèvre's pants are also white, and their black boots resemble hooves. They wear black gloves, and there's a long purple ribbon tied on the hip on their right side.
Personality[]
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History[]
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Plot[]
The Beast of Gévaudan Arc[]
When Naenia's existence is destabilizing again, she wanders off to hunt down more names, and the Parade of Charlatan appears, affecting everyone in the tower. In the chaos, Vanitas falls from the tower causing Noé Archiviste to jump after him. As Noé does so, he sees a figure — Chèvre — in the darkness, telling him of the futility of his attempt and urging him to join Charlatan. Noé is able to save Vanitas, but once they land, Chèvre is nowhere to be seen.
Powers and Abilities[]
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Relationships[]
Noé Archiviste[]
Chèvre first appears to Noé in Gévaudan, while he's trying to save Vanitas after Naenia destabilized again. As a member of Charlatan, they try to convince Noé to join them, and discourage him saying he can't save anyone.
Gallery[]
Quotes[]
- “You can’t save anyone. All you do is lose them. And yet, even so… you persist in reaching out for them. Why?”[1]
Appearances[]
- Mémoire 38.5: Naenia — She Who Harbors Death (Part Two) (First Appearance)
- Mémoire 17: Vengeance -Hands Upon a Nightmare- (First Appearance)
(*) - Denotes that the character did not appear physically, but as a part of another character's memories.
Trivia[]
- Chèvre's name has yet to be properly introduced in the manga's canon. Rather, the first appearance of their name is in the ending credits of the anime's 17th episode.
- "Chèvre" is literally translated as "goat" from French.