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Blonde elf girl in a pale cloak cups clear water in both hands at a sunlit forest stream, a corked flask resting on a mossy rock nearby.
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Milliarde

Character

Milliarde is an elf and an old acquaintance of Frieren, best known for carving the inscription that crowns Boshaft the finest spirit ever made, a claim that would later send one man on a two-century quest despite the drink's dreadful taste.

Eyes: Green
Hair: Blonde
Gender: Female
Status: Unknown
Jp Name: ミリアルデ
Species: Elf
Anime Debut: Episode 33
Japanese Va: Mamiko Noto
Manga Debut: Chapter 69
Name Meaning: German for "billion"
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Appearance

Like other elves, Milliarde has pointed ears. Her blonde hair is cropped short, its bangs swept to one side, and her eyes are a clear green. Round blue earrings sit at her ears, and she dresses in a long gown with a shawl fastened by a single clasp.

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Personality

Detached and unhurried, Milliarde drifts through her days largely without aim, often lost in a vacant stare. She keeps the details of her past to herself and rarely stirs to do much of anything.

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History

To pass idle hours before settling near Frieren's village, Milliarde once engraved a message in old elvish hailing Boshaft as the world's finest spirit, even though the liquor is genuinely unpleasant to drink. When Frieren later found her idling on a forest rock and commented on her listlessness, Milliarde explained the cause: she had once devoted herself to a long pursuit only to find the prize meaningless, and noted that elves dodge that emptiness by chasing something across their whole lives.

Centuries on, her carving caught the eye of Fass and launched his two-hundred-year hunt for Boshaft. When Fass shows the inscription to Frieren's party and begs help breaking the barrier shielding the drink's supply, Frieren, who knows Milliarde well, only relents under prodding from Fern and Stark. As she works the barrier loose, she remarks that some elves will go to absurd lengths to beat boredom, and that a life spent chasing Boshaft is effort wasted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Milliarde in Frieren?

Milliarde is an elf and an old acquaintance of Frieren. She is best known for carving the inscription that crowns Boshaft the finest spirit ever made.

What is Milliarde best known for?

Milliarde once engraved a message in old elvish hailing Boshaft as the world's finest spirit, even though the liquor is genuinely unpleasant to drink. She did it simply to pass idle hours before settling near Frieren's village.

Is Milliarde still alive in Frieren?

Milliarde's status is unknown. She was last shown helping Frieren's party work loose the barrier shielding the supply of Boshaft.

How is Milliarde connected to Fass's quest?

Milliarde's Boshaft inscription caught the eye of Fass centuries later and launched his two-hundred-year hunt for the drink. As she loosens the barrier for him, she remarks that a life spent chasing Boshaft is effort wasted.

What does the name Milliarde mean?

Milliarde is German for 'billion.' Her Japanese name is ミリアルデ, and she is voiced by Mamiko Noto.

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