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Alicia
Alicia
Alicia from Memorabilia

Alicia's symbol

VIZ Media name

Alicia[1] Speaker (en-us)

Variant

Name: Alicia[2][3] (de Speaker, es-es Speaker), Alice[4] (fr Speaker), Alisia[5] (it Speaker), 알리시아[6] Allisia (ko), Алисия[7] Alisiya Speaker (ru), 亞莉斯亞[8] Yàlìsīyà Speaker (zh-hk), 安莉西亞[9] Ānlìxīyǎ Speaker (zh-tw)
Nickname: 黒のアリシア[10] Kuro no Arishia Speaker (Dark Alicia[11] en-us Speaker), 深淵狩り[12] Shin'en Gari Speaker (Abyss Hunters[13] en-us Speaker)

Original name

アリシア[14] Arishia Speaker

Rank No.

1 of the Current Generation[15] and Next Generation[16]

Status

Awakened, killed by Priscilla

Ties

Organization, Beth

Class

Special:[17] 精神共有/完全解放[18] Seishin Kyōyū/Kanzen Kaihō Speaker (Mind Share/Full Release)

Technique

Controlled Awakening[19]

Quote

Our first target is the Creature of the Abyss, Riful of the West.[20]

First appearance

Scene 62

Etymology[]

The original Japanese Claymore name derives from "Alicia." From the medieval German "Adalheidis" (noble sort).

Perhaps alluding to her aristocratic bearing.

In the VIZ Media translation, instead of calling the twins the "Black Ones (scanlation)," Rubel says, "Actually, both Beth and Alicia are dark," referring to their black, elastic uniforms.[21]

Appearance[]

Claymore warrior[]

Physical[]

Identical to Beth. Taller than average Claymore warrior. Wears hime (princess) haircut. Expressionless face.

How to differentiate the twins: Beth is usually gazing downward—sometimes ever so slightly—even when her eyes are open and not in a combat situation.[22][23] Alicia looks straight ahead with or without a target in sight.[24]

Uniform[]

Color scheme all-black including the armor. Reminiscent of bat costumes worn by female characters in film, stage and comics since the French film serial Les Vampires (1915).[25]

A shark-tooth-shaped buckle hold 2-layer spaulders on the shoulders. vambraces are worn below the elbow shirt and leggings fabric similar to that worn on the limbs of Helen. Appears to stretch indefinitely.

Awakened[]

Alicia sprouts mandibles similar to Clare's awakened form. Mandibles serve simultaneously as wings and cutting blades.[26]

Riful describes the blades: "Those blades on her arms are lethal. The small ones set on the larger ones are constantly moving at high speed. They slice through everything they touch.[27]

Unknown as to location of Claymore sword, which always reappears when returning to human form.

Alicia awakened
Alicia awakened

Personality[]

Almost no personality or sense of self. A result of training from infancy by Organization to be of one mind with Beth.

Alicia is completely obedient to Organization. According to Rubel, Alicia seldom appears in her assigned district. As a result, she remains unknown to most warriors, except by name.[28]

Her only close relationship appears to be Beth.

Datasheet[]

Baseline[]

Height: 180cm (5ft 10.86in).[29] Dominant arm: right[30]

Class[]

Alicia is a Special type[31] warrior, her ability being Mind Share/Full Release.[32] She can fully awaken, but using a controlled awakening technique, can recover human form.

Technique[]

Controlled Awakening[33] depends on Mind Share, in which one warrior awakens, decanting her human essence into the other, who has Mind Share/Full Control.[34] This allows the awakened one to recover human form, permitting controlled awakenings.

Organization assessment[]

The Organization assesses Alicia as the strongest warrior in Organizational history. Developed specifically to deal with Creatures of the Abyss. Alicia and her twin have been trained to be total warriors, with little or no self-consciousness. Alicia's mind is transferred to sister when fully awakened. Speculated that Alicia has reached Abyssal level.

History[]

Early life unknown.

Childhood[]

Zemu[]

In an unnamed town near Organization Headquarters, Rafaela overhears two men talking about identical twins being taken by Men in Black from ゼム[35] zemu Speaker (them).

Sutafu Village
Sutafu Village

ゼム is an object pronoun, but is often translated as being the proper name of either the twin's father[36][37] or one of the two men speaking.[38][39]

VIZ Media interprets ゼム as the twin's father, "Zemu." See Sutafu village for further information.

Unknown if "them" are the parents of Alica and Beth, since the Organization collects and trains other pairs of twins since the Luciela debacle. The "Yoma War Record" makes reference to negotiating with families to release their twin girls to the Organization, sometimes under duress.[40]

Birthplace[]

The original Japanese text, 裏[41] ura (back), has been variously translated as "out back"[42] or even "Hinterlands."[43] Regardless of actual birthplace, it is never stated that the twins were born in the village itself.

Organization[]

Alicia is first mentioned by Miria as warrior No. 1, along with sister Beth as No. 2. Miria warns Deneve, Helen and Clare not to engage.[44]

Alfons[]

Battle of the North serves as delaying tactic, according to Galatea.[45] After the Organization's defeat at Pieta, the Northern Army splits in two—12 awakened heading for Lautrec, 11 for Sutafu.

Sutafu[]

As the Northern Army approaches Organization Headquarters, identical twins in black uniforms—Alicia and Beth—confront army.[46]

Apparent leader, Lobster awakened, challenges the twins.[47]

Galatea and Rubel watch Alicia awaken into winged form, while Beth appears to meditate. Galatea speculates that "They share...one mind...?"[48]

Rubel reveals that Alicia and Beth have lost almost all individuality (almost no "self" or intellect), explaining how the twins were trained from infancy to be of one mind—in short, a 2-body Claymore warrior.[49]

Lautrec[]

On news of Isley's death in Mucha, Limt sends Alicia and Beth to kill Riful.[50]

Combat I[]

Confrontation[]

As Riful and Dauf observes Destroyer, Abyss Feeders attack.[51]

Then Alicia and Beth land before them. The warriors announce themselves as "Abyss Hunters." And that their target is Riful.[52]

Riful dismisses the twins, saying "You look to me like a couple of ordinary warriors."[53]

But Alicia awakens and proceeds to shred both Riful and Dauf.[54]

Together with Abyss Feeders, twins begin defeating Riful and Dauf. During 3-way combat, Destroyer fires rods, hitting all three parties.[55]

Escape[]

Riful drags Dauf from the field. Abyss Feeders ambush her. Suddenly, Alicia's awakened form attacks the Abyss Feeders. The wayward attacks confuse Riful.[56]

Beth[]

A parasitic rod has penetrated Beth, sitting unconscious.[57]

Combat II[]

Discovery[]

Cynthia and Yuma find Beth. Yuma wants to help, but Cynthia holds her back. Both Beth and rod merge into an awakened.[58]

Alicia[]

Alicia, reverted to her human form, cut off Riful's arm and leg with her sword. Riful retreats, now able to stand only with help of her hair tentacles.[59]

Alicia stops fighting and awakens.[60]

Combat III[]

The awakened Beth and Priscilla meet. They fight.

Priscilla tears off the Claymore warrior torso on the awakened body. She drinks Beth's blood.

But Priscilla loses interest in Beth and walks away. But Beth insists on confrontation.[61]

Escape[]

Yuma flees, carrying the disintegrating torso of Cynthia. Yuma find temporary refuge. Cynthia's body is half-gone, apparently from contact with the awakened Beth.[62]

Last charge[]

Alicia, facing Riful and Dauf, suddenly leaves. She joins Beth in her fight with Priscilla. The twins have both awakened.

Priscilla beheads Alicia. Weeping, Beth charges Priscilla.[63]

Aftermath[]

Stunned, Riful senses the fight already is over.[64]

All available warriors are recalled to Sutafu to protect Headquarters. Three months later, they confront Miria.[65]

References[]

Tankōbon Claymore volumes cited are VIZ Media (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted. Manga scenes (chapters) not yet translated cite Shueisha tankōbon (ja) editions. Manga scenes not yet published in tankōbon form cite Jump SQ (ja) editions. Fragments of Silver Omnibus (総集編 銀の断章 Gin no Danshou) 1–3, Shueisha, are only available in Japanese. Anime scenes (episodes) cited are FUNimation (en-us) editions, unless otherwise noted.

  1. Claymore 6, Scene 31, p. 112
  2. Claymore 6, Tokyopop, Scene 31, p. 112
  3. Claymore 6, Ediciones Glénat España, Scene 31, p. 112
  4. Claymore 6, Glénat Édition Française, Scene 31, p. 112
  5. Claymore 6, Star Comics, Scene 31, p. 108
  6. Claymore 6, Daewon CI, Scene 31, p. 112
  7. Claymore 6, Comix-ART, Scene 31, p. 112
  8. Claymore 6, Culturecom, Scene 31, p. 112
  9. Claymore 6, Ever Glory, Scene 31, p. 112
  10. Claymore 11, Shueisha, Scene 62, p. 133
  11. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 133
  12. Claymore 17, Shueisha, Scene 93, p. 127
  13. Claymore 17, Scene 93, p. 127
  14. Claymore 6, Shueisha, Scene 31, p. 112
  15. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 731
  16. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 731
  17. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  18. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  19. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  20. Claymore 17, Scene 93, p. 127
  21. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 133
  22. Claymore 11, Scene 62', p. 132
  23. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 143
  24. Claymore 11, Scene 62', p. 132
  25. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 133
  26. Claymore 11, Scene 62, pp. 138–139
  27. Claymore 17, Scene 94, p. 142
  28. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 133
  29. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  30. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  31. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  32. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  33. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  34. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 729
  35. Claymore 12, Shueisha, Scene 64, pp. 14–15
  36. Claymore 12, Scene 64, p. 14
  37. Claymore 12, Ediciones Glénat España, Scene 64, p. 14
  38. Claymore 12, Glénat Édition Française, Scene 64, p. 14
  39. Claymore 12, Star Comics, Scene 64, p. 10
  40. Fragments of Silver Omnibus 3, "Yoma War Record III," p. 720
  41. Claymore 12, Shueisha, Scene 64, p. 14
  42. Claymore 12, Scene 64, p. 14
  43. Claymore 12, Tokyopop, Scene 64, p. 14
  44. Claymore 6, Scene 31, p. 112; Anime Scene 11
  45. Claymore 11, Scene 61, p. 105
  46. Claymore 11, Scene 62, pp. 130–131
  47. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 136
  48. Claymore 11, Scene 62, p. 144
  49. Claymore 11, Scene 62, pp. 144–146
  50. Claymore 16, Scene 89, pp. 188–189
  51. Claymore 17, Scene 93, p. 117
  52. Claymore 17, Scene 93, p. 126–127
  53. Claymore 17, Scene 94, p. 129
  54. Claymore 17, Scene 94, pp. 129–134
  55. Claymore 17, Scene 94, p. 153
  56. Claymore 17, Scene 95, p. 186
  57. Claymore 17, Scene 95, p. 190
  58. Claymore 18, Scene 96, pp. 20–25
  59. Claymore 18, Scene 97, p. 49
  60. Claymore 18, Scene 97, p. 52
  61. Claymore 18, Scene 97, pp. 58–60
  62. Claymore 18, Scene 98, p. 71
  63. Claymore 18, Scene 98, p. 100
  64. Claymore 18, Scene 98, p. 101
  65. Claymore 20, Scene 110, pp. 175–179
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