Reim Lunettes is a male supporting character from the series Pandora Hearts, serving as a loyal servant of the Barma household and a close friend of Xerxes Break, known for his seriousness, reliability, and hidden contract with the Chain “March Hare.”
Full Name: Reim Lunettes
Gender: Male
Age: 26
Height: 185 cm
Birthday: July 9
Blood Type: O
Reim Lunettes is a member of the Barma household staff, where he works directly under Rufus Barma.
Despite being formally a servant, his position and responsibilities make him much more than simple household help.
He is the second son of the foreign noble family Count Lunettes, which came from “that country” around a hundred years ago in the service of the Barma family.
This background makes him an “imported” aristocrat who chose duty and service over the comfortable distance of a typical noble.
Within the organization Pandora, Reim holds a post that carries a fair amount of responsibility, a fact that is implied by his behavior and how others interact with him.
He is widely trusted by those around him, which underscores his competence, integrity, and reliability.
Reim has a very serious, earnest, and dutiful personality.
His straight-laced nature often puts him at odds with the chaotic and eccentric people around him.
He is frequently dragged into trouble or confusion by an intense crowd: Xerxes Break, Oscar Vessalius, Vincent Nightray, and his own master Rufus Barma.
Because of this, Reim often ends up playing the role of the exasperated straight man in their antics.
A distinctive habit of his is that he begins to clean or polish his glasses whenever he is flustered or upset.
This small tic highlights his nervousness and his desire to compose himself in stressful situations.
Reim is a close friend and colleague of Xerxes Break, even though Break’s teasing and eccentric behavior often cause him trouble.
Their relationship balances respect, irritation, and deep mutual trust.
He serves Rufus Barma with loyalty, obeying his master’s commands even when they are morally or emotionally difficult.
Rufus’ orders have led Reim to keep major secrets, including the concealment of his Chain contract.
Reim has also interacted extensively with the Rainsworth family.
Due to a particular situation involving Rufus Barma’s love letter to Sheryl Rainsworth, Reim once worked as a servant in the Rainsworth household for two years in order to obtain a reply.
After the final battle and the resolution of the central conflicts, Reim marries Sharon Rainsworth.
This development shows how his long-standing connection to the Rainsworth family eventually turns into a lifelong partnership.
In Pandora, Reim occupies a position that suggests both administrative and field responsibilities.
He is not merely a background clerk; others listen to him, rely on his judgment, and respect his authority.
His calm and methodical approach makes him an effective mediator between more volatile personalities.
He often acts as a grounding presence when dealing with figures like Xerxes Break, Vincent Nightray, and others affiliated with Pandora.
Reim is contracted with the Chain known as March Hare.
This contract grants him special abilities, but the full extent and nature of these powers are deliberately kept hidden from most characters.
Under direct orders from Rufus Barma, Reim kept his Chain and its abilities secret even from Xerxes Break.
This secrecy underscores how much Rufus trusts Reim, and how far Reim is willing to go to obey his master’s commands.
The existence of March Hare adds a layer of hidden strength to Reim, contrasting with his outwardly mild and bureaucratic appearance.
Though he seems like a typical earnest official, he carries a powerful and dangerous Contracted Chain in the background.
Reim’s most charming quirk is his habit of wiping or adjusting his glasses whenever he is nervous, upset, or overwhelmed.
This subtle gesture has become one of his visual trademarks.
He is regularly “pulled along” by strong-willed characters like Xerxes Break, Oscar Vessalius, Vincent Nightray, and Rufus Barma.
As a result, Reim often ends up in situations far beyond what a typical servant or official would normally face.
His two-year stint as a servant in the Rainsworth household happened for a surprisingly romantic and absurd reason: helping Rufus Barma get a reply to a love letter he sent to Sheryl Rainsworth.
This episode reveals that, despite his serious demeanor, Reim can be involved in deeply comedic and human dramas.
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