ちなみに、主を上にのせて走り回る燭台の部分とはためく着物のような部分はそれぞれ別固体らしくドッペルとしての本体は着物の方らしい。|DoppelDescription = The Doppel of abandonment. Its form is a Wǔdàn. The master of this emotion doesn’t trust her Doppel’s enigmatic power, borrowing its weapon in order to bear arms by herself. Judging by this Doppel’s abilities– manipulating mist, producing illusions, using suspicious hypnosis magic– one may imagine that its master only sees it as a loathsome reminder of her past. Nevertheless, her Doppel holds the past regrets that she stowed away in the depths of her emotions, and despite being suspicious of it, she allows it to assist her somewhat in attacking once it’s been summoned. Also, the candle holder that runs around while carrying the master appears to be a separate individual from the fluttering robe; the latter is the Doppel’s main body.}}
ちなみに、主を上にのせて走り回る燭台の部分とはためく着物のような部分はそれぞれ別固体らしくドッペルとしての本体は着物の方らしい。|DoppelDescription = The Doppel of abandonment. Its form is a Wǔdàn. The master of this emotion doesn’t trust her Doppel’s enigmatic power, borrowing its weapon in order to bear arms by herself. Judging by this Doppel’s abilities– manipulating mist, producing illusions, using suspicious hypnosis magic– one may imagine that its master only sees it as a loathsome reminder of her past. Nevertheless, her Doppel holds the past regrets that she stowed away in the depths of her emotions, and despite being suspicious of it, she allows it to assist her somewhat in attacking once it’s been summoned. Also, the candle holder that runs around while carrying the master appears to be a separate individual from the fluttering robe; the latter is the Doppel’s main body.}}
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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* The official website forPuella Magi Madoka Magica Portablerefers to Ophelia as the witch of''wǔdàn''(武旦). Awǔdànis a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
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* The official website for Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable refers to Ophelia as the witch of ''wǔdàn'' (武旦). A wǔdàn is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
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** The spear was the symbol of the godWodanand the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances.
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** The spear was the symbol of the god Wodan and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances.
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** The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poetJacopo Sannazarofor a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.
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** The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet Jacopo Sannazaro for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.
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** Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamletwas a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
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** Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
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** Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting byMillais.[[File:800px-Millais - Ophelia.jpg|thumb|220x220px]]
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** Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by Millais.[[File:800px-Millais - Ophelia.jpg|thumb|220x220px]]
** Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
** Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
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** Ophelia's familiars are based off the''rokurokubi'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
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** Ophelia's familiars are based off the ''rokurokubi'', a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
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** The rokurokubi are related to the''nukekubi'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
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** The rokurokubi are related to the ''nukekubi'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
** Ophelia also appears in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale game
** Ophelia also appears in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale game
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** The rokurokubi are related to the''nukekubi'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
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** The rokurokubi are related to the ''nukekubi'', a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
The official website for Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable refers to Ophelia as the witch of wǔdàn (武旦). A wǔdàn is a fierce female warrior in traditional Chinese opera.
The spear was the symbol of the god Wodan and the most common weapon in Germanic armies; it was cheap to produce because it didn't need much iron and most types could be used for both stabbing or throwing. Most Germanic horsemen carried a shield and a spear though the footmen sometimes carried multiple spears; at the start of a battle these were thrown at the enemy and the last one was saved for close combat. According to Tacitus, the Germans were able to throw these spears immense distances.
The name Ophelia is derived from the Greek οφελος (ophelos), meaning "help". This name was probably created by the 15th-century poet Jacopo Sannazaro for a character in his poem 'Arcadia'.
Ophelia of Shakespeare's Hamlet was a young woman who had a famous and highly romanticized suicide. While she lived, Ophelia's main conflict was between obeying her father or her love interest. She had a fear of intimacy and eventually went mad under the pressure of her father's death and her lover's rejection of her. Kyoko lost her family (her father being the driving force behind that) and was spurned by Sayaka.
Ophelia's famous death scene is represented in various paintings, including one painting by Millais.File:800px-Millais - Ophelia.jpg
Shakespeare readers have interpreted the Ophelia character to be linked to the idea of regret, corrupted innocence, and unrequited love.
Ophelia's familiars are based off the rokurokubi, a type of Japanese supernatural creature that look like normal humans by day but gain the ability to elongate their necks at night.
The rokurokubi are related to the nukekubi, a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
Ophelia also appears in Mami's Heart Pounding Tiro Finale game
The rokurokubi are related to the nukekubi, a similar monster that detaches it's head completely. This may tie into Ophelia resembling a headless horseman.
