The Witch of the Rose

Answer 1

The Witch of Roses had different appearances in different works:
- In "Magical Maiden Little Circle," the Rose Witch Gertrud appeared in the second chapter, and the nature was distrust. The rose was more important than anything else. It injected all its power into the rose. Humans who got lost in the rose garden would have their vitality stolen, and they did not like others to break into her enchantment. In this work, the Witch was a transformation when the filth in the magical girl's soul gem reached its limit. She would usually hide in her own barrier, but would lure ordinary people into the barrier and suck their vitality.
- In the debut work of Mochizuki Atsuki,"The Rose Witch," the style was mainly British and very gorgeous. The character setting and storyline were related to Pandora's Heart to a certain extent. To a certain extent, it was the foundation for the creation of Pandora's Heart. Although the structure and character were not as perfect as Pandora's Heart, it had its own style.
- In Yu-Gi-Oh's related settings, there was a four-star earth attribute monster called "Witch of Roses"(its race information should be plant type). Its effect was that when a plant type monster was summoned by its superior, this card could be used as a sacrifice for two monster cards. Its attack and defense were higher than the Reincarnation Dragon, at 1600 points. It was considered to be in the middle of the low-level monsters that did not need sacrifices. There was also the "Witch of the Black Rose" card, which was one of the cards used by Sixteen Autumn Nights. It belonged to the "Rose" card deck and had the effect of drawing cards, but there was a certain risk.

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