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Ivalera, a tiny pink-haired fairy with translucent wings, sits hugging her knees among battlefield ruins at dusk.
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Ivalera

Character

Ivalera is a pisky, a diminutive winged elf born of the wind's ancient spirits, and a constant companion within Guts' traveling band. She has known the witch Schierke since childhood and serves as her confidante, protector, and the blunt voice of the girl's private thoughts.

Status: Alive
Kind: Elf (pisky race)
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 184: War Cry of the Wind (2)
Allegiances: Guts' Traveling Party
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Appearance

Two sets of wings carry Ivalera's tiny frame, which measures close to that of the pisky Puck. What sets the pair apart at a glance is color: a pink glow surrounds her rather than his greenish tint. She also forgoes his bare look, dressing in a halter and skirt.

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Personality

An empath by nature, Ivalera reads the emotions of those nearby. Over the years she tuned this sense to Schierke in particular, hovering over her friend with almost maternal care and warning the group whenever the young witch pushes her powers too far and sinks into a trance no one can rouse her from. Beside the giddy Puck she comes across as the steadier, more dependable of the two, though the pair still trade jabs constantly.

She functions as Schierke's closest friend and the outspoken echo of the witch's hidden feelings. Her early wariness toward Guts was simply a shield for her companion. With Farnese she strikes a teasing note once the noblewoman takes up magic study, needling her with labels like apprentice and serving maid over her duties to Casca, yet never crossing into genuine cruelty. Isidro grates on her badly; she and Schierke privately dismiss the boy as a hopeless nuisance. Determined to rise above the carefree reputation of her race, she often squabbles with Puck, at times collapsing into the same absurd super-deformed cartoon self he takes on during silly moments.

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Abilities

Her gifts mirror Puck's. She can fly, though living in the Mansion of the Spirit Tree with Schierke meant only short hops were ever needed, and once they set out she mostly perches on the witch instead. Her empathic sense keeps her attuned to Schierke's moods, including the girl's crush on Guts, which she cheerfully tries to nudge along. Like Puck, she can scatter a healing dust, and the two bickering piskies frequently pool that power to mend the wounded.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Schierke's elf companion called?

Schierke's companion is Ivalera, a pisky, a diminutive winged elf born of the wind's ancient spirits. She has known the witch Schierke since childhood and serves as her confidante and protector.

Does Schierke have a crush on Guts in Berserk?

According to Ivalera's empathic sense, Schierke does harbor a crush on Guts, a feeling the pisky cheerfully tries to nudge along.

What does Ivalera look like?

Ivalera is a tiny, two winged pisky close in size to Puck. A pink glow surrounds her rather than his greenish tint, and she dresses in a halter and skirt instead of going bare.

What are Ivalera's abilities?

Ivalera can fly and reads the emotions of those nearby, having tuned her empathic sense to Schierke in particular. Like Puck, she can scatter a healing dust, and the two piskies often pool that power to mend the wounded.

How does Ivalera get along with Isidro and Puck?

Isidro grates on Ivalera badly; she and Schierke privately dismiss him as a hopeless nuisance. With Puck she trades constant jabs, coming across as the steadier of the two piskies despite the bickering.

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