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Anna is the devoted attendant of Princess Charlotte, standing by her mistress from the Golden Age through the settling of Falconia. Warm and protective to the point of fussing like a mother, she is among the few people permitted into the grieving princess's private chambers.

Hair Color: Blonde
Occupation: Servant
First Appearance: Episode 50
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Appearance

Anna wears her blond hair in the plain fashion of a palace servant and is seldom found far from the princess she waits upon.

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Personality

Her devotion to Charlotte borders on maternal, and she worries over the princess almost constantly. That closeness earns her rare admittance to Charlotte's quarters, a privilege granted to nearly no one following the trauma involving the king.

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History

After five years of palace service, Anna is appointed to attend the princess directly. She stands with Charlotte during the effort to free Griffith from the Tower of Rebirth and is at her side when she wakes from her injuries, gently deceiving her about the pursuit of the Falcon's band. Once the Falcon is reborn and Charlotte is recovered from a Kushan-held Wyndham, Anna travels with the princess and the Pontiff toward the wedding meant to unite Charlotte and Griffith. In Falconia she carries on in the same role. The Golden Age films broaden her presence by handing her scenes given to nameless maids in the manga, including the moment she breaks the news of Adonis' death to the princess.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Anna in Berserk?

Anna is the devoted attendant of Princess Charlotte, serving her from the Golden Age Arc through the settling of Falconia in the Fantasia Arc.

How long had Anna served in the palace before attending Charlotte?

Anna is appointed to attend Princess Charlotte directly after five years of general palace service.

What role does Anna play after Griffith's imprisonment?

Anna stands with Charlotte during the effort to free Griffith from the Tower of Rebirth and is at the princess's side when she wakes from her injuries, gently keeping the truth about the Falcon's fate from her.

Does Anna appear in the Golden Age Arc films?

Yes, the Golden Age Arc films expand Anna's role by giving her scenes originally handled by nameless maids in the manga, including breaking the news of Adonis' death to Charlotte.

Why is Anna trusted around Princess Charlotte?

Anna's near-maternal devotion to Charlotte earns her rare admittance to the princess's private chambers, a privilege granted to almost no one after the trauma Charlotte suffers involving the king.

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