Bubbles
CharacterBubbles is one of the seven Märchen, the ancient and forbidden Dragons of BURN THE WITCH that predate Reverse London itself. Themed after The Little Mermaid, Bubbles ranks among the progenitors of the Dark Dragons and is marked by Wing Bind for permanent destruction.
Appearance
Little is shown of Bubbles directly, yet the Märchen share a telltale trait that sets them apart from lesser Dragons: six talons on each hand. Beyond that common mark, every member of the group carries its own distinct features drawn from the tale it is named for, and Bubbles takes its identity from The Little Mermaid.
Abilities
As a Märchen, Bubbles can call on the exceptionally rare Stealth Scale, a technique that lets these Dragons vanish from sight, along with further powers hinted at by the legend behind its name. The Märchen are the wellspring from which the lesser Dark Dragons descend, placing them among the most formidable Dragons in existence.
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History
The Märchen are said to have existed even before Reverse London was founded, and Wing Bind brands them as Wicked Dragons and standing enemies of humankind, authorizing their destruction on sight. Only seven are known: Bubbles stands beside Cinderella, Golden Axe, Snow White, Band of Animals, Red Dress, and Sugar House, each christened after a famous European fairy tale.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bubbles in BURN THE WITCH?
Bubbles is one of the seven Marchen, the ancient and forbidden Dragons of BURN THE WITCH that predate Reverse London itself. It is themed after The Little Mermaid.
What are the Marchen in BURN THE WITCH?
The Marchen are the group of Dragons that Bubbles belongs to, said to have existed even before Reverse London was founded. Wing Bind brands them as Wicked Dragons and enemies of humankind, authorizing their destruction on sight.
What ability does Bubbles have?
As a Marchen, Bubbles can call on the exceptionally rare Stealth Scale, a technique that lets these Dragons vanish from sight. Further powers are hinted at by the legend behind its name, The Little Mermaid.
What physical trait do all the Marchen share?
Every Marchen, including Bubbles, carries six talons on each hand, a telltale trait that sets them apart from lesser Dragons. Beyond that shared mark, each one carries its own features drawn from the fairy tale it is named for.
Who are the other Marchen besides Bubbles?
Only seven Marchen are known, and Bubbles stands beside Cinderella, Golden Axe, Snow White, Band of Animals, Red Dress, and Sugar House. Each is named after a famous European fairy tale.
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Rights holders
- Created byTite Kubo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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