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Fouquet

Character

Fouquet is a cheerful apprentice serving at Luca's brothel, a black-haired young woman who lends a hand to Luca and her fellow girls and keeps a childlike lightness about her through the group's travels from the outskirts of Albion toward Falconia.

Kind: Human
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Hair Color: Black
Manga Debut: Episode 136
Nationality: Midland
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Appearance

Fouquet is a young woman with black hair, most often pictured with a bright smile on her face and a youthful, playful air about her.

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Personality

Light and childlike in temperament, Fouquet keeps an easygoing, almost carefree manner and is rarely seen without a grin. She readily throws herself into helping Luca and the other girls with whatever they need.

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History

Fouquet works as an apprentice prostitute in the service of Luca, spending her time assisting her mentor and the other women of the house. She first appears during the Conviction arc and remains among Luca's circle into the Fantasia arc, relocating with them from the outskirts of Albion toward Falconia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Fouquet?

Fouquet continues serving as an apprentice under Luca, helping her mentor and the other women of the house. She remains part of Luca's circle through the Conviction and Fantasia arcs, relocating with them from the outskirts of Albion toward Falconia.

Who is Fouquet in Berserk?

Fouquet is a cheerful, black-haired young apprentice at Luca's brothel, known for her bright smile and playful, childlike manner.

Where does Fouquet work?

Fouquet works in the service of Luca, first as an apprentice prostitute and later as an innworker as the group relocates toward Falconia.

When does Fouquet first appear in Berserk?

Fouquet first appears during the Conviction arc, debuting in Episode 136, and continues to appear through the Fantasia arc.

Who are Fouquet's allies?

Fouquet is part of Luca's circle, allied with Luca herself along with Pepe, Lucie, Nina, and Casca.

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