In her dying moments, she tells Balder to promise her to watch over their daughter and passes away. Seeing Balder about to be struck, Rosa suddenly takes the hit by a figure from the shadows. Balder is with her, explaining that he had been tricked by the forces of Paradiso into triggering the Witch Hunts much to her relief. Original DeathĪfter being grievously injured during the beginnings of the Witch Hunts supposedly instigated by her husband, Rosa once more reunites with Balder after twenty years. Raising Cereza from her jail cell, she would give her the Umbran Watch as part of her birthday present and sing Fly Me to the Moon to her daughter every day as she slept outside her cell. After the birth of Cereza, Rosa faced punishment and was imprisoned as a result, whereas her husband was exiled from his clan. Rosa would later be given a special gift from him that symbolizes their love and both of them conceived a child.
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The full description in Tag Climax explains that it is woven from her own hair like Bayonetta's outfit.įalling in love with Balder, Rosa would marry the Lumen Sage and break their clan's sacred tenets. She also wears a cloak that is split into two like a pair of wings and the sleeves around her wrists and feet resemble the curves of a batwing. She is shown to be able to use these chains to restrain enemies in cutscenes. The chains are worn as a reminder of when she broke the laws of the Umbra as she had previously worn them during her imprisonment in which they suppressed her magical power. Retaining her butterfly glasses, she now sports chains around her wrists and chest, with various loose belts on her limbs. In Bayonetta 2, Rosa sports a new design that is an extension of her prison outfit, named the Robes of Banishment. In concept art, her hair is light brown. She also wears a pair of butterfly motif glasses which she eventually gives to her daughter. Initially, before her imprisonment, she wears a long black dress and boots and a hood that covers up her head and face, the silhouette in a manner similar to Bayonetta's beehive hairstyle. In Bayonetta, Rosa is only seen in Bayonetta's memories. This card can only be unlocked through random play within the Tag Climax mode. Rosa makes an appearance as a boss alongside Balder in Tag Climax as the thirteenth secret verse card. Rosa also uses Bayonetta's moveset from the first game. Cannot use any weapons except for her set of revolvers, Unforgiven.īecause of her restrictive weaponry, Rosa has no access to Umbran Fragrances, but unlike Jeanne's lack of fragrances, Rosa has no additional costumes to wear and no Super Mirror to unlock, leaving her permanently with her default outfit.Umbran Climax will put Rosa into the Umbran Armor instead of granting Infernal Weaves like Bayonetta and Jeanne.Rosa takes triple the damage from enemies.All attacks do triple the damage compared to Bayonetta.As with Jeanne, Rosa has her own differences in gameplay: Rosa also has her own unique Wicked Weaves to represent her pact with Madama Khepri.
By tapping three times on the door via the touch screen to make the screen zoom out enter Up, Down, Up, Right, Left, X, B, Y, A to get a purchase message. She can also be unlocked earlier at her cheat door found at the start of Chapter 2, this small door is along the right side after the bridge/Muspelheim and just before the small plaza, it has an ornate decoration above it and is next to a breakable green restaurant menu. Replacing King Zero as the third playable character, Rosa can be unlocked in Bayonetta 2 by completing the game on 3rd Climax difficulty (Hard), after which she will become playable in both story mode and Tag Climax.
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