Juiz d'Arc

Name: Juiz d'Arc

Gender: Female

Birthday: January 6

Age: Unknown

Height: Unknown

Weight: Unknown

Hobbies: Traveling the world to collect tea leaves and tableware; recently became hooked on shoujo manga after reading “KimiDen” (short for “Kimi Densetsu,” a fictional romance series)

Special Skills: Swordsmanship

Favorite Foods: Tea, macarons

Ability: UNJUSTICE (Injustice)

Affiliation: Union / Round Table, Seat I

Voice Actress (Anime): Mariya Ise

First Birthday Source: “Undead Unluck Memorial Month – Negators’ Birthday Announcement & Icon Distribution” (official X, formerly Twitter, August–September 2023)

Juiz d'Arc is the Number 1 member of Union’s Round Table, an elite council composed solely of Negators who oppose supernatural “Rules” imposed on the world.

Within the Round Table, she occupies Seat I, making her the de facto top authority in the organization.

She originally ordered the elimination of Fuuko Izumo but withdrew the order and apologized once Fuuko and Andy joined the Round Table.

Among other members, she is simply called “Boss,” reflecting both respect and fear toward her leadership.

Her ultimate goal is to end the repeating cycles of the world, known as “loops,” and to liberate Earth from the rule of God, who stands behind Apocalypse and the addition of catastrophic new Rules.

Having experienced multiple loops herself, she carries vast knowledge and heavy emotional scars from repeating the world’s destruction.

Juiz shares a deep, complicated connection with Victor, an alternate personality of Andy, shaped over many loops and battles.

Her personal justice is summed up in one clear creed: “Protect the Earth and the innocent people who live on it.”

Juiz has long strawberry‑blonde hair and a tall, commanding presence.

Her expression, when visible, is sharp and cool, matching her role as a battlefield commander.

She wears a military‑style variant of Union’s standard suit, tailored into a crisp uniform that emphasizes both mobility and authority.

On her left hip, she carries a saber, which she uses skillfully when fighting without her ability.

Her face is obscured by a distinctive mask that covers everything above the nose, emblazoned with Union’s emblem in a prominent, ornate design.

The mask has movable parts: by sliding a section upward into a visor state, she can reveal her eyes while still partially covering her face.

When the visor is lifted slightly, her eyes can be seen as long, narrow, and intensely sharp, radiating focus and resolve.

At key moments, she fully removes the mask, and this change in visibility is strongly tied to the conditions and intensity of her ability, UNJUSTICE.

Juiz is the current supreme commander of Union, leading the organization with a mixture of power, strict discipline, and unwavering justice.

Her charisma is formidable; she frequently participates in major missions herself and has a track record of turning nearly impossible tasks into successes.

She harbors explicit hostility toward God, who uses Apocalypse and new Rules to push humanity toward extinction.

As leader of Union, she aims not only to defend Earth but one day to kill God outright, ending the cycle of divine cruelty and endless loops.

Though capable of harsh, cold‑blooded decisions in pursuit of that goal, she deeply values the lives of innocent civilians.

She recognizes and honors her comrades’ achievements, smiles at their successes, worries for their safety, and trusts them, making her a reliable and inspiring commander.

Her justice is not abstract; it is grounded in tangible protection of “people who have done nothing wrong.”

Paradoxically, she wields one of the most frightening abilities in the series, capable of turning others’ convictions against them and forcing actions they find abhorrent.

Her influence inside Union is so strong that even the clothing preferences of others reflect admiration for her.

When Clothes (a Negator whose body can take the form of ideal clothing) possessed a man during an escape, the body manifested attire similar to Juiz’s military‑style suit, implying that her uniform is the “ideal image” for many subordinates.

Juiz is the founder and architect of Union, having built the organization specifically to resist the Rules imposed by God and to manage unidentified phenomena.

The Round Table she leads is composed entirely of Negators, each wielding a different type of “denial” ability.

Her long history across multiple loops gives her a unique vantage point on events, missions, and people.

Because she retains memories or knowledge of prior cycles, her actions often seem several steps ahead of everyone else.

She shares a particularly profound relationship with Victor, Andy’s alternate personality.

Their bond is formed through repeated loops, countless battles, and shared suffering, and hints at deep mutual trust and emotional complexity beyond what is visible in the present timeline.

Initially, Juiz orders Fuuko Izumo to be hunted down and eliminated as a potential threat.

However, once Fuuko and Andy demonstrate their worth and join the Round Table, Juiz rescinds the order and apologizes to Fuuko, showing her willingness to correct her own harsh decisions.

Within Union, Juiz is consistently addressed as “Boss,” a title that captures both her formal authority and the genuine loyalty she inspires.

Her combination of strategic ruthlessness and heartfelt concern makes her a leader people want to follow, not just obey.

Juiz’s primary weapon is the saber worn at her left hip.

When she refrains from using UNJUSTICE, she fights with pure swordsmanship.

After capturing Burn, a powerful entity associated with flames, she begins using a customized saber forged from Burn’s material.

This weapon is literally wreathed in flames, amplifying her melee threat on the battlefield.

Her sword skill is honed to an exceptional level, to the point that she can contend evenly with a person referred to as the “god of victory in war.”

Combined with her tactical mind, her swordplay alone makes her a top‑class combatant even before her ability comes into play.

General Ability Concept

Juiz is a Negator whose power revolves around denying “justice” in others and forcing them to act against their deepest convictions.

Her ability theme is conceptual: instead of overturning physical actions, she overturns moral purposes and core beliefs.

At one point, an earlier or partially revealed form of her ability is referenced as UN■■■ (Un■■■■■■■), suggesting classification among other “Un‑” abilities before its true nature is clarified.

This earlier depiction shows her compelling people toward actions they themselves consider unacceptable, indicating the same basic conceptual core as UNJUSTICE.

UNJUSTICE (Injustice)

Type: Forced activation on other targets.

Core Concept: Denial of a target’s personal “justice,” forcing them into behavior that contradicts their own ideals and purposes.

UNJUSTICE works by identifying what a person genuinely believes is “right” and then compelling them to act in the exact opposite manner.

Because it attacks the purpose, not just the behavior, it can completely invert the meaning of a person’s actions.

Some illustrative outcomes include:

If someone’s justice is “protecting an important person / staying by their side,” UNJUSTICE forces them to kill that important person.

If someone’s justice is “to survive / to keep living,” UNJUSTICE compels them to take their own life.

If someone’s justice is “to fight,” UNJUSTICE makes them abandon their combat stance and stop fighting.

In a confrontation between Tatiana and Andy, Juiz used this ability to break up their private duel.

She effectively forced Tatiana toward killing Billy Alfred and Andy toward killing Fuuko Izumo, only stopping them at the last possible moment to end the fight without actual casualties.

The ability’s strength and scope appear to be linked to both conditions and visual restrictions.

When Juiz barely lifted her mask’s visor, the ability caused both combatants to stop “just before killing,” suggesting a lighter or more controlled output.

In a second, more serious activation, Juiz completely removed her mask.

This time, UNJUSTICE triggered with overwhelming force, causing immediate friendly‑fire: involved parties turned on each other in a deadly clash the moment the ability activated.

This pattern strongly implies that the more fully Juiz exposes her face—especially her eyes—the more powerful and wide‑ranged UNJUSTICE becomes.

Her mask therefore serves not just as a symbol, but as a practical limiter and regulator for her Negation.

UNJUSTICE also appears to require that the target possesses a genuine, substantial sense of justice or purpose.

It does not work on people who are merely pretending, talking big, or lacking any real conviction; in other words, “justice in name only” is not enough for the ability to latch onto.

Another important distinction is how UNJUSTICE differs from UNTRUTH (Untruth).

UNTRUTH is described as denying a target’s means (how they act), essentially flipping their actions, while UNJUSTICE denies the purpose (why they act), undermining the core goal that drives them.

When conditions are fully met, UNJUSTICE can affect not only the Negator who is directly targeted but also other people connected to that person’s justice.

Thanks to this, Juiz has been shown completely neutralizing an overwhelmingly large army in a short time, with virtually no effort or consumption of her own resources.

Because the ability forcibly makes people betray their deepest beliefs or harm those they wish to protect, it is considered extremely cruel and mentally devastating.

For someone like Juiz, whose own justice is unwavering and compassionate, carrying such a power is both a strategic asset and a heavy moral burden.

Early Demonstrations and Conditions

During the private battle between Tatiana and Andy, Juiz’s activation of her ability came with a clear verbal warning.

This suggests that signaling the target—making them aware, or framing the situation in terms of “justice”—may be part of her activation condition.

In that scene, she used UNJUSTICE to halt the conflict by pushing both fighters to the brink of committing unforgivable acts.

She then stopped them, effectively ending the fight and reasserting control while leaving a psychological impact that discouraged further reckless clashes.

The interplay between her mask position, verbal declaration, and emotional or ideological awareness makes UNJUSTICE feel ritualistic.

Juiz’s own strong sense of justice may even be a necessary counterpart, allowing her to “measure” the justice of others and flip it.