Characters

Leaf is one of the central heroines of the first BLACK SOULS and the face of its most-completed character ending. Her presence carries into BLACK SOULS II, where Mary Ann entrusts you with Leaf's Ring — one of the sequel's most story-loaded items.

The wolf-hunting girl of the Grimm tale, reimagined as one of BLACK SOULS' most important recurring characters. She has her own ending in the first game, appears as the boss encounter "Red Hood, Poro", and returns in BLACK SOULS II in Lutwidge Town.

The girl at the heart of Wonderland. BLACK SOULS II is built on Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and Alice herself anchors the game's most-completed ending.

A shadowy figure threaded through BLACK SOULS II — fought as a boss, encountered in Winterbell's wine cellar, and entangled in Leiden's storyline at the Lion's Fort.

The White Rabbit's housemaid name out of Carroll's book, and in BLACK SOULS II the character who passes Leaf's Ring — and with it the first game's legacy — into your hands.

The grinning cat of Wonderland, found early in the Park of Fog. Playing with him is one of the first optional discoveries most players make in BLACK SOULS II.

Carroll's pepper-loving Duchess, reimagined with a taste for the rare and the forbidden. She appears across several optional events — from the croquet grounds of Red Castle Frissel to the Walrus' Dwelling.

The girl from the Wizard of Oz thread of BLACK SOULS. Her personal ending is completed by about a quarter of players, and the Oz motif she carries continues into the sequel's Fairy Tale collection.

The saint of Orléans, dragged into the Lost Empire's mist. Her route in BLACK SOULS spans both an ending and one of the game's rarest boss fights, and her legend persists in BLACK SOULS II as a collectible Folk Tale.

The proud egg from Through the Looking-Glass, sitting on his wall in Wonderland. Feed him enough souls and something unprecedented hatches.

A heroine whose route runs through one of the deep tier's defining fights — the Demon of Desire. Her ending is completed by 24.2% of players; her boss form by only 20%.

One of the quieter heroines of BLACK SOULS — no boss achievement carries her name, only her ending, completed by 23% of players.

The saint at the bottom of the rarity table. Saint Catherine is the single rarest boss kill in BLACK SOULS (11.4%), her ending is completed by 22.9% of players, and her legend returns in BLACK SOULS II as the Folk Tale [Saint of Alexandria].

The second-rarest character ending in BLACK SOULS (21.6%) — and, like Miranda, a route with no boss achievement attached. Elma's story is deep because it is easy to lose, not because it is hard to fight.

The Blood Countess as heroine: the rarest character ending in BLACK SOULS (21.3%), a late-game boss fight (18.3%), and a Folk Tale in the sequel whose achievement is titled 'Forgive Me for What I've Done'.

The strangest entry in the character-ending table: a route that ends in the Goose End (22.1%) and runs through the Golden Goose fight — one of the rarest in the game at 14%.