The Witch Cult Re:Zero, also known as the Witch Cult of Greed, is a mysterious cult in the fantasy world of Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World. The cult worships the Witch of Envy, Satella, who is also the main antagonist of the story. The Witch Cult plays a significant role in the plot of Re:Zero as they are responsible for many dark and horrifying events. Members of the cult are known as "Witches' Followers" and are easily recognizable by their distinctive attire, which includes black hoods and cloaks adorned with a red emblem resembling the Witch of Envy. The cult's main goal is to resurrect Satella, whom they view as a deity. They believe that she will bring about a new world order and grant them immortality.
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Similar to the Great Rabbit, Rui could split and create a copy of herself whenever she separated her Witch Factor of Gluttony into multiple pieces, often using this ability to keep her original self within the Corridor of Memories while her copy possessed the body of someone else. Dubbed as Geuse by his friends and people dear to him, Petelgeuse was a kind-hearted spirit, well respected by everyone save for the other Sin Archbishops.
They believe that she will bring about a new world order and grant them immortality. To achieve their goal, the Witch Cult manipulates events and uses various means to spread chaos and despair. They are known for their ruthless nature, committing heinous acts without hesitation.
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Don't have an account? Advertisement 71,073 pagesNotable members of the Witch Cult include Petelgeuse Romanee-Conti, who serves as the main antagonist in the first arc of the story. Petelgeuse is a powerful and deranged individual who possesses the unique ability to possess and control the bodies of others. His fanaticism towards the Witch of Envy drives him to commit unspeakable acts. Throughout the story, the protagonist Subaru Natsuki finds himself entangled with the Witch Cult and its members repeatedly. This leads him to confront the cult's darkness and challenges his own beliefs and motivations. The Witch Cult Re:Zero provides an intriguing and complex antagonistic force in the series. Their devotion to the Witch of Envy and the chaos they bring add a layer of suspense and mystery to the story. As the series progresses, the true extent of their influence and the depths of their depravity are gradually revealed, presenting a formidable threat to Subaru and his allies. Overall, the Witch Cult Re:Zero is a malevolent organization deeply rooted in the lore and narrative of the Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World. Their portrayal as religious fanatics, driven by their unwavering beliefs, brings an element of darkness and intrigue to the series..
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