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| Designer | WOMI |
| RKS Number | [RKS002 Zwei] |
| Relationships | Spiritia Rosenberg (childhood friend) Strudel (replica; partner) Pamela Arwig (main rival) Eifer Skute (replica; adversary) |
| Weapon | Freudenstachel Frostklinge (learned from Doris) Frostfackel (learned from Zorne) Kopiekreisel (learned from Trauare) Eislanze (learned from Grolla in C75 & C76 Trial versions and Luste in full game) Eisschwert (learned from Grolla in full game) Weißteufel (learned from Sichte) Freudenzwinger (learned from Liebea) Schneekristal (learned from Schwer-Muta) Strudel's Hund Strudel's Frügel |
| Weakness | Rosenkreuzstilette: Die geplante Zukunft, |
| Immunities | Rosenkreuzstilette: Lustatem, Grollschwert |
| Voice Actor | Sou Raika (JP) Sarah Wiedenheft (ENG) |
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Freudia Neuwahl [RKS002 Zwei] (フロイディア・ノイヴァール, Furoidia Noivaaru; pronounced Froi-dee-a Noi-val), commonly referred to as Freu (フロイ, Furoi) by Spiritia and Strudel, is the second member of RKS and the main protagonist of Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~. She has been a close friend of Spiritia since their childhood.
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
Appearance[]
In Rosenkreuzstilette, she wears a snow white, tube-top dress with a cross stained on her dress with blood, long snow white gloves, and white glass slippers. Freudia has long silver-white hair that is held in a thin ponytail by a red ribbon with an ahoge and she has ruby-red eyes.
In Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~, Freudia wears a different dress with sliver lacing between the cleavage of her dress with ribbons and laces wrapped around the dress making it appear as if it was separable from the top. In ~Freudenstachel~, similarly to how Spiritia's eyes, hair and necktie change color depending on which weapon she equips, the ribbon Freudia wears also changes color depending on what learnable ability she has equipped herself.
Personality[]
- "You disappoint me. If you will not rethink your answer, I shall end your life with my own hands...!"
- —Freudia Neuwahl, Rosenkreuzstilette
Freudia is a cool and collected young woman who prefers to work alone and dislikes getting close to others. However, she has been friends with Spiritia during her childhood, developing a sister-like relationship with her. As with her lone wolf nature, she is capable of showing off her abilities without anyone's assistance.
Abilties[]
Freudia possesses similar abilities to Spiritia and various forms of ice manipulation. Her signature ability, Freudenstachel, allows her to condense water vapors into icicles and release them at high-speeds. The colder the area, the sharper these icicles become. She also possess the ability of self-duplication and levitation. Freudia can implement the ability of her defeated foes to learn new abilities.
Early Life[]
When she was a young child, Freudia was discovered to be a Magus and was almost burned at a stake by the townspeople. Thankfully, her life was saved by a fellow Magus named Spiritia, and since then, the two have become childhood friends, eventually joining the ranks of RKS, with the latter having been appointed as a training instructor for the Holy Empire's army.
Rosenkreuzstilette[]
Freudia as she appears in Rosenkreuzstilette.
Freudia was ordered by Count Zeppelin to lead the rebellion against the Holy Empire. The first act of RKS's rebellion against the Holy Empire was burning down the Black Forest. Spiritia encountered Freudia at the very heart of the forest, where Freudia informed her that RKS was responsible for burning the forest. She did not inform Spiritia about the rebellion before this since she wanted to tell her personally. She then asked Spiritia to join the others in creating a "new world for Magi". Spiritia refused to join her and RKS after they burned down the fairies' home for the sake of the rebellion. Freudia fought Spiritia, though Spiritia bested her. Freudia withdrew from the Imperial Training Hall and informed Zeppelin about Spiritia's refusal to join the rebellion, causing Spiritia to be marked as a traitor.
Freudia later confronted Spiritia again and asked if she reconsidered her decision. Spiritia still refused to join her and the others. Freudia began to reminisce of their childhood, about how humans had attacked their homes for being born with the "gift" of magic. She was glad to have met Spiritia and have her as friend during their childhood, as if she didn't, she would not be alive. Freudia's reason for leading Zeppelin's rebellion against the Empire was that all she ever wanted was to create a world where everyone can live in harmony, nothing more. Spiritia reminds her even though they have the power to hurt people, they also have the power to protect them as well. Seeing that Spiritia still refused to join the rebellion, Freudia carried out her order to kill Spiritia. Freudia was again defeated by Spiritia, and seeing how much stronger Spiritia has gotten, she asked her to finish her off, though Spiritia could not bring herself to kill her childhood friend. Freudia then asked if her ideals were that important to her. Spiritia told her that it was not about her ideals; she only wanted to protect those from RKS as much as those in RKS. Not one to believe in sophistry, the law of the world in which to protect something, something else must be sacrificed; Spiritia reminded Freudia that they could always have a place to start over. Freudia in turn reminded her that her naivete was her fatal flaw. Spiritia regretted that fact and confessed to Freudia that her reasons for fighting against RKS was because of her love towards her and everyone in RKS. Freudia then left to rethink her actions.
While Freudia was away to gather her thoughts, she investigated everything about RKS's rebellion, finding something about the state of affairs to be amiss, and confirmed her suspicions about Iris Zeppelin, and came to Spiritia's rescue when Iris attempted to kill her. As soon as Iris escaped the castle, Freudia reveals that her efforts to save Spiritia had used up most of her strength. As a last resort, Freudia gave Spiritia a special Cross Tank she made to heal her injuries and encouraged her to pursue Iris at her palace, knowing that Spiritia was the only one who could stop her. She assured Spiritia that she would set Kahl Palesch free and sort out everything that Iris caused. After Spiritia left to pursue Iris, Freudia then prayed for her safe return.
In the end, Spiritia succeeded in stopping Iris' plans. Freudia awaited her return alongside the other RKS members on a floating island and happily reunites with Spiritia.
Rosenkreuzstilette ~Grollschwert~[]
Freudia also has a minor role in Rosenkreuzstilette ~Grollschwert~. She is confronted by Grolla Seyfarth, who tries to convince her to cease her attack on the Holy Empire, although Freudia will have none of it. She tells her that Count Zeppelin has branded her as a traitor for having assaulted his daughter Iris and tries to get her to confess her sins (so that she may try to get the others to show leniency) and join the rebellion's cause, but Grolla refuses, knowing that Iris is planning on having RKS fight the Empire and knowing of the disastrous outcome that would come if nothing was done. Freudia is willing to cool Grolla's head, but in the end, Grolla quickly bests her, forcing her to withdraw. Grolla later fights Freudia again, and this time, Freudia compliments her tenacity. But Grolla is not willing to let her stand in her way, and decides that if words cannot convince her, then her sword might be able to sway her instead. Grolla bests Freudia again, this time to get her out of her way - while telling her to stand down, as it was her loss.
Stage[]
- Main article: Snowfield
Boss strategy[]
Freudia can be first fought in the Opening Stage of Rosenkreuzstilette if the player chose to play the Prologue of the game. Freudia will disappear and reappear, slowly approaching the player. When she appears, Freudia will fire three Freudenstachel shots at the player, each can be easily avoided by jumping over them. But should the player attack while Freudia's arm is still up after she fires her third shot, she will immediately slide into the player. The player can avoid it by jumping over her. She repeats this pattern through the entire battle.
When Freudia is fought at her own stage, she uses three different attack moves; Eislanze, Freudenzwinger, and Schneekristal. When she uses Eislanze, she will fire a set three beams of ice, followed by another set of six, then repeats the cycle again. Eislanze can be avoided by jumping over the first set, the sliding under the second and repeat. With her Freudenzwinger, she will create a barrier around the area so the player cannot escape unharmed while her illusionary clones fire away Freudenstachel shots in different directions. This can be avoided by watching the pattern that Freudia and her clones fire their shot and take the necessary maneuvers to evade the attacks. With Schneekristal, she will create a barrage of snowflakes that will cover much of the area with some that follows the player. To avoid this, the player needs enough room to slide away from Freudia and slowly walk from the oncoming snowflakes.
Freudia is weak against Die geplante Zukunft, though it has only enough energy to reduce half of her HP. However, she has another weakness,that being Zornesbombe.
Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~[]
- "I have that which I must protect... even from the hands of God!"
- —Freudia Neuwahl, Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~
Freudia returns in Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~ as the game's main protagonist. Originally assigned to guard Zeppelin's castle, she senses that Spiritia is in danger and investigates the hallways of the Castle Grounds where she discovers that she has been taken, concluding that Schwarzkreuz, an organization of new Magi called Dark Magi that answer to the Pope and do witch hunts to capture Magi and place them in camps, is finally making its move. A fairy named Strudel appears to her surprise and comments that she has "awfully big bumps" on her chest, to her delight. Freudia nevertheless continues onwards and then encounters Eifer Skute, a member of Schwarzkreuz. Suspecting that she was behind Spiritia's abduction, Freudia demands that Eifer release Spiritia unless she wants to be brought down. After a short battle, Eifer is stopped by her superior Pamela Arwig, High Commander of Schwarzkreuz, who tells her to stand down. She introduces herself to Freudia and orders her to cease her resistance but she refuses, prompting the two to leave. Strudel then catches up to Freudia, wanting to join her. Freudia attempts to dissuade Strudel from doing so by telling her that she burned down the Black Forest, but Strudel is left wondering what the Black Forest is, causing her to realize that she must not be from Lilli's tribe. Freudia allows Strudel to join her as long as she doesn't get in the way, and from there, they start traveling together to rescue Spiritia and get to the bottom of Schwarzkreuz's and the Holy Empire's plans.
After defeating the other members of RKS to ensure their safety, Freudia goes to fight against Schwarzkreuz and solve the mystery of the organization and their scheme. After defeating the members one by one, Freudia finally reaches the High Chapel where she makes her way to the cloister to meet the Pope so that she can finally end the madness for good. Just as she is about to reach the Pope, Pamela, despite badly being injured from their fight, appears and attempts to stop her again. Just then, Eifer attacks and badly injures Pamela and reveals that the Pope is dead and that the witch hunts are over, afterwards revealing herself to be working with Iris, who turns out to be still alive. The two reveal that they manipulated Schwarzkreuz all along and that Strudel was sent by them to keep an eye on Freudia for her. Eifer tells Strudel to return to their side, but she decides to stay with Freudia instead. Iris invites Freudia to her new palace before she and Eifer leave. Freudia checks on Pamela and sees that she's still alive despite being unconscious, and forgives Strudel knowing that friends stay friends no matter what. Liebea Palesch arrives shortly afterward, having been freed along with the other Magus prisoners by Kahl. Freudia asks her to look after the wounded Pamela and let the others at RKS know that Iris was behind the whole sceme, before she and Strudel go after Eifer and Iris.
As Freudia battles her way through Iris' palace, she stumbles upon Count Zeppelin and is shocked to learn that he has come back from the dead, having been resurrected by Iris. She quickly notices that Zeppelin has been brainwashed by Iris, who is using his corpse as a puppet, and now thinks that it was Spiritia who killed him and that Iris had resurrected him through her prayers. He asks her to join him in remaking the world into a paradise for Magus, but she refuses stating that it's only a fantasy. Freu fights against the Graf, laying him back to eternal rest again and deducing what a monster Iris has become. She continues her trek through the palace and encounters Eifer again. Eifer reveals that she is a homunculus created by Iris, with Freudia used as a base. Eifer also reveals to her that two homunculi resulted from the creation: one was a humanoid who never understood joy or serenity, and the other was a fairy who never understood sorrow or rage and had no memory of her actions. Strudel was the latter, and this is proven true by her when she manages to successfully assume her true form, leading Freudia to state that it makes all three sisters. Freudia asks Eifer why she would feel the need to fight her, but she replies that she just wants to kill her, which she believes is all that matters to her. Eifer then turns into the Darkside Devil, and a fight commences. After she defeats Eifer for the third time, Freudia asks her what she could gain from killing her. Before Eifer can fully answer, she disappears and perishes, leaving Strudel to ask if this was the part where people cry. Freudia tells Strudel that she believes that feelings are more important than the act of shedding tears.
Freudia continues through the palace until she finally reaches Iris. She demands that Iris give Spiritia back to her, but the latter instead applauds her for giving her entertainment and wishes to give her the vilest and most miserable excuse for an execution possible, believing that she's simply right to destroy whatever she wants and give new life whenever she wants. Realizing Iris' callous disregard for life, Freudia mentions that Spiritia thought she could change for the better but she never did and decides she cannot allow her to live. Iris laughs at such a thought, unveils her new Iris Machine II and attacks Freu, who destroys the machine. Iris, seeing that Freudia still has some fight in her to her delight, escapes declaring that it's almost time for the climax, leading Freudia to the sky above her new palace.
There, Freudia finally finds Spiritia, who is revealed to be possessed by Iris. Iris finally reveals what she planned all along involving Spiritia; her plan was to use Schwarzkreuz and the witch hunts to steal a huge amount of mana from many powerful Magi and use it to fuse with her in order to "make Rosenkreuz whole again". She asks her if she thinks she truly can hurt her and then uses a facade by using Spiritia's voice to plead for her to stop and state her refusal to fight her, and then asks her if she was impressed. This only ends up enraging Freudia, whom Iris tells in her words the fundamental difference between a Magus and a goddess, and declares that it's time to bring about a tragic end to the Night of Walpurgis and the dawning of a new era. Freudia vows to make Iris suffer for her hubris and for trying to use Spiritia's likeness against her and makes clear her intent to kill her. From there, she defeats Spiritia to snap her out of Iris' possession, forcing her out of hiding in her Wings of Madness form. Freudia defeats Iris, saving Spiritia and leaving Iris in a huge state of shock and disbelief that her plans to fuse with Spiritia have failed. With Strudel's help, Freudia figures out that she was not fighting alone; Spiritia was resisting Iris's magic the whole time by sealing her power so that she couldn't use it, and reasons that the incarnation of Rosenkreuz who has his/her comrades will defeat the one who abuses his power and intellect for her selfish gain. Freudia then decides to punish Iris for everything she has done by freezing her solid forever, and honors the punishment against Iris' wishes before demolishing her palace. Spititia, having regained consciousness, thanks Freudia and Strudel for saving her as Lilli finally reunites with her and gives them both her thanks as well, and the two return home where they happily reunite with their friends.
Rosenkreuzstilette ~Weißsilber~[]
Freudia's role in ~Weißsilber~ is rather small compared to her role in the main game. Pamela finds Freudia around the Castle Grounds and demands for her and RKS to surrender. Upon Freudia's refusal, she fights Pamela and is defeated. Freudia, deciding she has no time for further foolishness, retreats but continues on her pursuit of Spiritia like she does in ~Freudenstachel~, the proof of which is that she is seen fighting Eifer in her Darkside Devil form later in game.
She is badly injured by Eifer in her Darkside Devil form and retreats as the battle between Eifer and Pamela begins.
After Iris has been slain, Freudia comes to retrieve the barely conscious Spiritia from Pamela. She and Strudel both thank Pamela for what she did, admitting that she never expected her to come to her rescue. Pamela lets her know that she is nowhere near done with RKS and would be ready to fight her again if she decides to fight the Empire and the Church again. As Spiritia regains consciousness, Freudia expresses joy in seeing that she is fine, and all three leave to reunite with their comrades. Pamela admits to being jealous of them since she believes that no one is waiting for her return.
Spoilers end here.
Stage[]
- Main article: Castle Grounds
Boss Strategy[]
Freu will fire three sets of three Freudenstachel icicles at Pamela, which can be jumped over to avoid. After that, she'll disappear off the top of the screen, create a double image of herself, and both will slide towards the sides of the screen, which Pamela can jump over to avoid, before Freu reappears on the other side of the screen. She repeats this attack pattern for the rest of the battle. Like Eifer in the main game's version of the intro stage, Freu is rather easy to defeat in the ~Weißsilber~ version of said stage.
Quotes[]
Rosenkreuzstilette[]
Opening Stage[]
- Introduction:
- 「仕方が無いわね…力ずくでも！」 ("Shikata ga nai wa ne… chikarazuku demo!") ("It can't be helped, then... I'll take you by force!")
- 「目を覚ましなさい、（ティア。）」 ("Me o samashi nasai [, Tia].") ("Open your eyes [,Tia].")
- Freudenstachel Session (Opening Stage):
- 「やぁっ！」 ("Yaa-!")
- 「やっ！」 ("Ya-!")
- 「はっ！」 ("Ha-!")
- Sliding attack (Opening Stage):
- 「足元がお留守よ。」 ("Ashimoto ga o rusu yo.") ("You're not watching your feet.")
- Desperation Mode:
- 「凍りなさい！」 ("Kōri nasai!") ("Get frozen!")
- Victory:
- 「当然の結果だわ。」 ("Tōzen no kekkada wa.") ("It's a natural consequence.")
- 「敵を知り己を知れば、って知ってるかしら。」 ("Teki o shiri onore o shireba, tte shitteru kashira.") ("'Know your enemies and know yourself...'... Remember that.")
Freudia Stage[]
- Introduction:
- 「氷のベッドで眠らせてあげるわ。」 ("Kōri no beddo de nemura sete ageru wa.") ("I'll lay you to rest in a cool bed of ice.")
- 「覚悟はいい？」 ("Kakugo wa ī?") ("Are you ready?")
- 「決着を付けましょう、（ティア。）」 ("Ketchaku o tsukemashou (, Tia).") ("Let's settle this [,Tia].")
- Eislanze:
- 「凍らせてあげる」 ("Kōra sete ageru!") ("Freeze!")
- 「逃がさないわ」 ("Nigasanai wa!") ("You can't escape!")
- 「アイスランツェ！」 ("Eislanze!")
- Freudenzwinger:
- 「甘すぎるわ。」 ("Ama sugiru wa.") ("You're holding back.")
- 「捕まえた」 ("Tsukamaeta.") ("Caught you.")
- 「どこを見ているの」 ("Doko o mite iru no?") ("Where are you looking?")
- 「私はここよ？」 ("Watashi wa koko yo?") ("Over here.")
- Schneekristal:
- 「この攻撃、かわせるかしら」 ("Kono kōgeki, kawaseru kashira.") ("Try dodging this, then.")
- 「冷厳なる雪よ…!」 ("Reigen'naru yuki yo...!") ("Chilling snowfall...!")
- 「もう逃がしてあげないわ」 ("Mō nigashite agenai wa.") ("I'll never let you escape.")
- Damage (Die geplante Zukukunft):
- 「クッ…しまった！」 ("Ku... Shimatta!") ("Ugh... Oh no!")
- Desperation Mode:
- 「極北を見せてあげる」 ("Kyokuhoku o miseteageru.") ("Let me show you the extreme north.")
- 「絶対零度を味わいなさい！」 ("Zettaireido o ajiwai nasai!") ("Taste absolute zero!")
- Victory:
- 「どうか夢の中では安らかに…」 ("Dō ka yumenonakade wa yasuraka ni...") ("Sweet dreams, my friend...")
- 「さようなら、（ティア…）」 ("Sayonara [,Tia]...") ("Goodbye [,Tia]...")
- 「おやすみなさい、（ティア…）」 ("Oyasuminasai (, Tia)...") ("Good night [,Tia]...")
- Defeat:
- 「きゃぁぁっ！」 ("Kyaaa-!")
- 「強い…！」 ("Tsuyoi...!") ("Strong...!")
- 「これまで…ね」 ("Kore made... ne...") ("So far... I...")
Freudia "Voice Quality Improvement" omake files[]
- 「ローゼンクロイツスティレッテ。」 ("Rosenkreuzstilette.")
- 「フロイデンシュタッヘル。」 ("Freudenstachel.")
Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~[]
Playable[]
Freudia's alternate colors for her learnable abilities.
- Jumping:
- 「はっ！」 ("Ha!")
- 「やあ！」 ("Ya!")
- 「たあッ！」 ("Taa!")
- Freudenstachel:
- 「はッ！」 ("Wa!")
- 「喰らいなさい。」 ("Kurai nasai.") ("Take this.")
- 「邪魔よ」 ("Jama yo.") ("Out of my way.")
- 「凍りなさい！」 ("Kōri nasai!") ("Get frozen!")
- 「凍てつけ！」 ("Itetsuke!") ("Freeze!")
- 「フロイデンシュタッヘル！」 ("Freudenstachel!")
- Damage:
- 「ああっ」 ("Ah.")
- 「つッ！」 ("Tsu!")
- 「しまった！」 ("Shimatta!") ("Oh no!")
- 「ダメッ！」 ("Dame!") ("Not good!")
- Learnable abilities:
- Frostklinge:
- 「フロストクリンゲ！」("Frostklinge!")
- 「氷の刃よ！」 ('Koori no yaiba yo!") ("Blade of ice!")
- Frostfackel:
- 「フロストファッケル！」 ("Frostfackel!")
- 「凍えなさい。」 ("Kogoe nasai.") ("Freeze.")
- Kopiekreisel:
- 「コピークライゼル！」 ("Kopiekreisel!")
- 「散りなさい！」 ("Chiri nasai!") ("Fall!")
- Eislanze:
- 「アイスランツェ！」 ("Eislanze!")
- 「冷厳に輝け！」 ("Reigen ni kagayake!") ("Chilling light!")
- Eisschwert:
- 「アイスシュヴェート！」 ("Eisschwert!")
- 「凍らせてあげる。」 ("Koorasete ageru.") ("Be frozen.")
- Weißteufel:
- 「ヴァイストイフェル！」 ("Weißteufel!")
- 「時を凍れ！」 ("Toki wo koore!") ("Freeze time!")
- Freudenzwinger:
- 「フロイデンツヴィンガー！」 ("Freudenzwinger!")
- 「これでお別れよ。」 ("Kore de owakare yo.") ("Say goodbye.")
- Schneekristal:
- 「シュネークリスタル！」 ("Schneekristal!")
- 「冷厳なる雪よ。」 ("Reigen naru yuki yo.") ("Chilling snowfall.")
- Strudel:
- 「頼むわ、シュトルーデル。」 ("Tanomu wa, Shutoruderu.") ("Help me, Strudel.")
- 「ルゥ。お願い。」 ("Ru. Onegai.") ("Ru. Help, please.")
- Frostklinge:
- Desperation Mode:
- 「まだ いけるっ！」 ("Mada ikeru!") ("It's not over yet!")
- Defeated:
- 「あああぁっ！」 ("Aaaah!")
- 「イヤアアアァッ！」 ("Iyaaa-!") ("Noooo-!")
- 「まだ終われないのに…」 ("Mada owarenai no ni...") ("I'm not finished yet...")
- 「ごめんなさい、ティア…」 ("Gomen nasai, Tia...") ("I'm sorry, Tia...")
- Vs. Final Boss:
- 「あなたとだけは戦いたくなかったわ、ティア…」 ("You are the only one whom I didn't wish to fight, Tia...")
- 「氷のベッドで眠らせてあげるわ…永遠にね。」 ("Koori no beddo de nemurasete ageru wa... Eien ni ne.") ("I'll lay you to rest in a cool bed of ice... for all of eternity.")
- 「イーリス、戦いはここで終わりよ。」 ("Iris, let's end the battle right here.")
Boss (Rosenkreuzstilette ~Weißsilber~)[]
- Introduction:
- 「覚悟はいい？」 ("Kakugo wa ī?") ("Are you ready?")
- Freudenstachel:
- 「凍りなさい！」 ("Kōri nasai!") ("Get frozen!")
- 「凍てつけ！」 ("Itetsuke!") ("Freeze!")
- 「フロイデンシュタッヘル！」 ("Freudenstachel!")
- Jump:
- 「たっ」 ("Ta-!")
- 「たあっ！」 ("Taa-!")
- Slide:
- 「食らいなさい」 ("Kurai nasai.") ("Eat this.")
- 「邪魔よ」 ("Jama yo.") ("Out of my way.")
- Victory:
- 「当然の結果だわ。」 ("Tōzen no kekkada wa.") ("It's a natural consequence.")
- Defeat:
- 「しまった！」 ("Shimatta!") ("Oh no!")
Misc.[]
- [erka:es] Logo:
- 「ローゼンクロイツスティレッテ。」 ("Rosenkreuzstilette.")
- 「フロイデンシュタッヘル。」 ("Freudenstachel.")
- Mode Change:
- 「フロイデンシュタッヘル！」 ("Freudenstachel!")
Art Gallery[]
![Freudia on the promo picture for RKSF[sterblich].](/wiki/File:Sterblich.jpg "Sterblich.jpg (130 KB)")
Portraits[]
Rosenkreuzstilette[]
Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~[]
Musical Themes[]
| Title | Artist | Context | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pegasus | Blue Sky! | Stage Theme (Rosenkreuzstilette) | |
| Arima's Music No. 07 | AM3 | Dialogue Theme (Rosenkreuzstilette) | |
| Arima's Music No. 22 | AM3 | Boss Theme (Rosenkreuzstilette), Title Screen Theme (~Freudenstachel~) | |
| Sovereign's Oath 王との誓い Ō to no chikai |
God Melospi | Heroic Moment (Rosenkreuzstilette) | |
| First Love 初恋 Hatsukoi |
Ramine | Options & Replay Menus | |
| Fate Fate～運命～ Feito ~unmei~ |
Silver Chaos | Opening Stage Theme (~Freudenstachel~) | |
| Winter Waltz 厳冬円舞 Gentō enbu |
Sky God Corridor | Dialogue Theme (~Freudenstachel~) |
Trivia[]
- She is the only RKS member in the first game who isn't weak to her own weapon. Instead,her secondary weakness is Zorne's weapon,Zornesbombe.
- Freudia's name is derived from the word "freude," which means "joy" in German, though Freudia rarely smiles. "Neuwahl" comes from the name of Niek Neuwahl, a Dutch-Italian board game designer known for the games Toscana and Ta Yü.
- Freudia is the only boss in Rosenkreuzstilette with an original attack pattern. She is also the only boss in Rosenkreuzstilette who never changes her attack pattern during Desperation Mode.
- Her health bar is red during the entire second fight, and never changes color during the first fight. This, combined with the lack of a pattern change mid-battle, implies that the entirety of the second fight is her desperation mode.
- Freudia is one of the only pre-fortress bosses to have a unique boss theme. Her boss theme is called "22", which was composed by AM3. In Rosenkreuzstilette ~Grollschwert~, Spiritia Rosenberg and Grolla Seyfarth also have their own boss theme.
- Freudia is one of the two pre-fortress bosses in Rosenkreuzstilette that has an immunity to Luste's Lustatem; the other being Sichte Meister.
- Her seiyuu, Sou Raika, was mistakenly labeled as Rai Souka in Rosenkreuzstilette ~Grollschwert's~ credits.
- Sou Raika is also the voice actress of Eifer Skute from Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~.
- Freudia shares similarities to her friend, Spiritia; both characters have similar types of clothing, hairstyles, they have their own unique boss theme, and they serve as the main protagonists of the Rosenkreuzstilette series. The color of her ribbon and the blood stain on her dress also changes as she changes her weapons, similarly to Spiritia as her hair and necktie changes color when she changes her weapons. The difference between her and Spiritia is she is dressed in a formal fashion, her ponytail is thin compared to Spiritia's and it is held by a visible ribbon.
- Freudia quotes Sun Tzu's The Art of War in one of her victory lines from her prologue boss fight in Rosenkreuzstilette. The quote she is referencing, in English, reads: "... if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss."
- Freudia was originally planned to be a playable character with her own mode in Rosenkreuzstilette. Unfortunately, her code in said game was only 25% complete, but she would ultimately move on to be playable in the sequel, Rosenkreuzstilette ~Freudenstachel~.
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| Rosenkreuzstilette | Spiritia Rosenberg · Freudia Neuwahl · Zorne Zeppelin · Trauare Wrede · Luste Teuber · Grolla Seyfarth · Sichte Meister · Liebea Palesch · Schwer-Muta Casasola Merkle · Doris Warmind · Raimund Seyfarth · Kahl Palesch · Rosenkreuz |
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| Schwarzkreuz | Pamela Arwig · Schirach Fühler · Recht & Link Refraktia |
| Fairies and Animals | Lilli · Strudel · Zeppy · Talos |
| Villains | Michael Zeppelin · The Pope · Eifer Skute · Iris Zeppelin |