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Rita is a lively street performer who crosses paths with Guts in the game Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage. Kind, courageous, and proud of her craft, she stands by the Black Swordsman through the bloody upheaval surrounding Balzac's domain.

English Voice: Paula Tiso
Japanese Voice: Yuri Shiratori
Status: Alive
Kind: Human
Gender: Female
First Appearance (Game): Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage
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Appearance

Rita is a young woman with brown hair and blue eyes who earns her living as a traveling street performer. She appears exclusively in the video game continuity, introduced amid her troupe on the road.

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Personality

Spirited, warm, and brave, Rita keeps her promises and takes genuine pride in her artistic talents. That courage and loyalty carry her through the horrors she witnesses alongside Guts without breaking her resolve.

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History

Rita's troupe was bound for the city under Balzac's rule when bandits set upon them, and Guts drove the attackers off just as they eyed the newly arrived Casca. Grateful, Rita introduced herself and hoped Guts would attend her show, which he agreed to after Puck badgered him. During the performance her fellow performer Job was assaulted by villagers who recognized his transformation into a Mandragora, and when Guts killed Job, a livid Rita was hauled off with the group to Balzac's fortress and imprisoned for her ties to him.

She was spared execution when Dunteth and his men stormed the castle, and she stayed close to Guts until reaching the rebel base, remaining with Casca while Guts left for the Mandragora-stricken village. Balzac's forces under Gyove then butchered the rebels and seized Casca, but Rita escaped and reached Guts to warn him during his fight with Eriza. She saw Eriza take her own life and, pulled by causality, retrieved a strange stone that fell from the nun; the death shattered the Mandragora Heart and restored the townsfolk, who blamed Guts despite Rita's efforts to clear him. She returned with him to Balzac's fortress and helped rescue Casca, unwittingly enabling the dying Balzac's rebirth as an apostle. After Guts destroyed Balzac for good, Rita saw the group off, promising never to forget what they had done for her.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rita in Berserk?

Rita is a young street performer who appears in the video game Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage. She travels with a troupe of performers and befriends Guts and Casca after he saves her group from bandits near Balzac's domain.

How does Rita meet Guts?

Rita's traveling troupe is attacked by bandits on the road to a city under Balzac's rule, and Guts fights them off just as the attackers turn their attention to Casca. Grateful, Rita introduces herself and invites Guts to watch her troupe's performance.

What happens to Rita after Job is killed?

When Guts kills her fellow performer Job after he transforms into a Mandragora and attacks villagers, a grieving and angry Rita is arrested along with the rest of the troupe for their association with Guts and imprisoned in Balzac's fortress.

How does Rita help defeat the Mandragora Heart?

Rita escapes to Guts and warns him during his battle with Eriza, witnessing Eriza's suicide and retrieving a strange stone that falls from her. Eriza's death shatters the Mandragora Heart, restoring the corrupted townsfolk even though many blame Guts for the destruction.

Does Rita survive Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage?

Yes, Rita survives the events of Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage. After helping rescue Casca and seeing Guts destroy Balzac for good, she sees the group off, promising never to forget what they did for her.

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