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[[File:CastleHedghog.png|250px|right]]'''Castle Hedgehog'''<ref>ハリネズミ城</ref>, otherwise known as the '''Castle of Hedgehog''', was a fortress located in the western [[Marlon#Blood Pool Region|Blood Pool Region]] in [[Marlon]]. Originally serving as the residence for the Hedgehog lords of Lioness, it became the royal villa for the [[Marlon Royal Family]] after the Blue Country conquered the region and later a major prison facility for the [[World Police]].
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'''Castle Hedgehog''',<ref group="note">ハリネズミ城</ref> otherwise known as '''Castle of Hedgehog'''<ref group="note">キャッスルオブヘッジホッグ</ref>, was a fortress located in the western area of [[Marlon#Blood Pool|Blood Pool]] in [[Marlon]]. Originally serving as the residence for Lord Hedgehog of Lioness, it became the royal villa for the [[Marlon Royal Family]] after the Blue Country conquered the region and later a major prison facility for the [[World Police]].
   
 
==History==
  
==History==
 
===Early History===
  
===Early History===
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Sometime after the foundation of [[Lioness]], the castle was presumably built to serve as a residence and prison keep for the nation. Around the third century [[EC]], the lord of [[List of Minor Characters in Evil Food Eater Conchita#Hedgehog (lord)|Hedgehog]] used his fortress to detain political prisoners during their war with the [[Marlon|Kingdom of Marlon]] for control of the Marlon Island,<ref>Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita</ref> torturing them within the castle for his own amusement.<ref>Gloom of Held</ref>
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Sometime after the foundation of [[Lioness]], the castle served as a residence and prison keep for the nation. A facility was built twelve floors beneath the main castle as a storage facility for numerous Leviantan relics,{{ref|other|[[Pierrot & SCP Bonus Story]]}} being one of the two [[Lunaca Labora|labs]] that led to the [[Grave Yard]].{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: The Muzzle of Nemesis|Glossary}} Around the end of the first century [[EC]], the [[Zorach Family]] began guarding the underground facility, protecting it for generations.{{ref|other|[[Pierrot & SCP Bonus Story]]}} Around the third century EC, Lord [[List of Minor Characters in Evil Food Eater Conchita#Somi Hedgehog|Somi Hedgehog]] used his fortress to detain political prisoners during their war with the [[Kingdom of Marlon]] for control of the Marlon Island,{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita}} torturing them within the castle for his own amusement.{{ref|story|Gloom of Held}}
   
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Around that same time, [[AB-CIR]] came into the lord's service and resided in the castle. Around EC 325, Prince [[Carlos Marlon]] was imprisoned in the castle.<ref>Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita</ref> Shortly after, he made a deal with the court mage, agreeing to act as a spy in return for his freedom.<ref>Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita - Viande</ref> At some point, Marlon won the war with Lioness and annexed the latter country's territory, including the castle.<ref>Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita - Dessert</ref> The [[Marlon Royal Family]] then briefly used the castle as a royal villa before leaving due to noise from the clock tower.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref>
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Around that same time, [[AB-CIR]] came into the lord's service and resided in the castle. Around EC 325, Prince [[Carlos Marlon]] was imprisoned in the castle.{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita}} Shortly after, he made a deal with the court mage, agreeing to act as a spy in return for his freedom.{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita|Viande}} At some point, Marlon won the war with Lioness and annexed the latter country's territory, including the castle.{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: Evil Food Eater Conchita|Dessert}} The [[Marlon Royal Family]] then briefly used the castle as a royal villa before leaving due to noise from the clock tower.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}}
   
 
===Royal Villa===
  
===Royal Villa===
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Some time after EC 474, Queen [[Prim Marlon]] began to take up residence in Castle Hedgehog to rest from the [[Marlon Castle|royal palace]]. In EC 505, Prim retreated to the keep with the [[Special Maneuvers Task Force]], claiming to be recovering from poor health; there, she commanded Commander [[Ney Phutapie|Ney]] to use the [[Glass of Conchita]] to build up a [[Reanimation|reanimated]] army with those dying of the Gula plague throughout the [[Marlon#Blood Pool|Blood Pool]] region.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 1}}
   
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Later that year, King [[Kyle Marlon|Kyle]] assaulted the castle and army with troops from the [[Marlon Castle]] garrison. Once the soldiers breached the castle's defenses, Kyle, [[Germaine Avadonia]], and a number of troops hunted Ney throughout the castle before being ambushed by the Special Maneuvers Task Force's assassination squad. Kyle escaped the battle and ascended Heartbeat Clocktower to confront his mother.
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Some time after EC 474, Queen [[Prim Marlon]] began to take up residence in Castle Hedgehog to rest from the [[Marlon Castle|royal palace]]. In EC 505, Prim retreated to the keep with the [[Espionage Task Force]], claiming to be recovering from poor health; there, she commanded Commander [[Ney Futapie|Ney]] to use the [[Glass of Conchita]] to build up a [[Reanimation|reanimated]] army with those dying of the Gula plague throughout the [[Marlon#Blood Pool Region|Blood Pool Region]].<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 1</ref>
  
   
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During their exchange, Ney killed her mother in a fit of madness before attacking Kyle. As the fight continued, the undead troops collapsed due to the concentration of [[Gluttony]] [[magic]] surrounding Ney. Once the task force commander was subdued, she and Prim were carried out of the castle while some of the first army stayed behind to handle the clean up after the [[Hedgehog Upheaval|battle]].{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}} It was abandoned afterward.
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Later that year, King [[Kyle Marlon|Kyle]] assaulted the castle and army with troops from the [[Marlon Castle]] garrison. Once the soldiers breached the castle's defences, Kyle, [[Germaine Avadonia]], and a number of troops hunted Ney throughout the castle before being ambushed by the Espionage Task Force's assassination squad. Kyle escaped the battle and ascended Heartbeat Clocktower to confront his mother.
  
   
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During their exchange, Ney killed her mother in a fit of madness before attacking Kyle. As the fight continued, the undead troops collapsed due to the concentration of [[Gluttony]] magic surrounding Ney. Once the task force commander was subdued, she and Prim were carried out of the castle while some of the first army stayed behind to handle the clean up after the [[Battle of Castle Hedgehog|battle]].<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref> It was abandoned afterward.
  
 
===World Police Facility===
  
===World Police Facility===
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Following the establishment of the [[World Police]] in EC 573, the [[Freesis Foundation]] purchased the castle property and offered it to the new police organization. Castle Hedgehog was then converted into a prison facility and the Interrogation Execution Department was stationed there. Over the years, numerous criminals were transferred to the facility and subjected to all kinds of abuses by the Torture Department to produce helpful statements for the World Police.<ref>Deadly Sins of Evil: Fifth Pierrot - Part 1, Chapter 5</ref>
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Following the establishment of the [[World Police]] in EC 573, the [[Freezis Foundation]] purchased the castle property and offered it to the new police organization. Castle Hedgehog was then converted into a prison facility and the [[Interrogation Execution Department]] was stationed there. Over the years, numerous criminals were transferred to the facility and subjected to all kinds of abuses by the Torture Department to produce helpful statements for the World Police.{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: Fifth Pierrot|Part 1, Chapter 5}} On January 30, EC 611, the Zorachs shut down the Freezis facility and abandoned the room to sink into the ground, eventually destroyed by the molten lava below.{{ref|other|[[Pierrot & SCP Bonus Story]]}}
   
 
===World's End===
  
===World's End===
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In EC 998, Castle Hedgehog was completely decimated by [[Punishment]]. Following the end of the [[Third Period]], the destruction site merged with the [[Hellish Yard]] along with the rest of the ground world.<ref>Seven Crimes and Punishments - Prologue</ref>
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In EC 999, Castle Hedgehog was completely decimated by [[Punishment]]. Following the end of the [[Third Period]], the destruction site merged with the [[Hellish Yard]] along with the rest of the ground world.{{ref|story|Seven Crimes and Punishments (story)|Prologue}}
   
 
==Locations==
  
==Locations==
 
===Heartbeat Clocktower===
  
===Heartbeat Clocktower===
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A tall clock tower at the center of the castle. It had a room at the top of the spire; due to the tower's design, its ringing could be heard as far as the main gates but not from inside the room closest to it.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref> It became the personal refuge of Queen Dowager Prim towards the end of her life.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 1</ref>
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Heartbeat Clocktower<ref group="note">心音の時計塔(ハートビート・クロックタワー)</ref> was a tall clock tower at the center of the castle. It had a room at the top of the spire; due to the tower's design, its ringing could be heard as far as the main gates but not from inside the room closest to it.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}} It became the personal refuge of Queen Dowager Prim towards the end of her life.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 1}}
   
 
===Banquet Hall===
  
===Banquet Hall===
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A reception hall used for dinner parties and designed to hold a large amount of guests. It became a major battleground between the dead soldiers and the Marlon army.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref>
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The Banquet Hall<ref group="note">大広間</ref> was a reception hall used for dinner parties and designed to hold a large amount of guests. It became a major battleground between the corpse soldiers and the Marlon army.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}}
   
 
===Courtyard===
  
===Courtyard===
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A courtyard in Castle Hedgehog. It connected most rooms to the rest of the castle, including the staircase leading to Heartbeat Clocktower. It was used as an ambush location by the Espionage Task Force.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref>
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The Courtyard<ref group="note">中庭</ref> was a courtyard in Castle Hedgehog. It connected most rooms to the rest of the castle, including the staircase leading to Heartbeat Clocktower. It was used as an ambush location by the Special Maneuvers Task Force.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}}
   
 
===Dungeon===
  
===Dungeon===
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An underground area where political prisoners were kept. It was also used to hold detainees for the Hedgehog lord's routine torture sessions.<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 3, Section 2</ref>
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An underground area where political prisoners were kept. It was also used to hold detainees for Lord Hedgehog's routine torture sessions.{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 3, Section 2}}
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===Freezis Facility===
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A room located twelve floors below Castle Hedgehog that provided access to the Grave Yard.{{ref|book|Deadly Sins of Evil: The Muzzle of Nemesis|Glossary}} The room was used to store numerous Leviantan relics, including five [[Freezis]] devices containing [[ghoul children]], and became the main residence for the Zorach family. The room constantly emanated a freezing air due to the Freezises. The facility was later abandoned and destroyed by the world's mantle lava after the Freezis pods were shut down.{{ref|other|[[Pierrot & SCP Bonus Story]]}}
   
 
==Known Residents==
  
==Known Residents==
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Questionmark.png|'''Willus Zorach'''|link=Willus Zorach
 
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==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
===Conceptualization and Origin===
  
===Conceptualization and Origin===
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*Hedgehogs are commonly associated with greed and gluttony in Medieval Europe; similarly, Marlon, where Castle Hedgehog is located, is derived from [[Wikipedia:Mammon|Mammon]], the patron [[demon]] of [[Wikipedia:Greed|Greed]].
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* Hedgehogs are commonly associated with greed and gluttony in Medieval Europe; similarly, Marlon, where Castle Hedgehog is located, is derived from [[Wikipedia:Mammon|Mammon]], the patron [[demon]] of [[Wikipedia:Greed|Greed]].
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*The castle and its existing clock tower may partially allude to the [[Wikipedia:Tower of London|Tower of London]]; the Tower of London is noted for its long and bloody history of torture.
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* The castle and its existing clock tower may partially allude to the [[Wikipedia:Tower of London|Tower of London]]; the Tower of London is noted for its long and bloody history of torture.
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*Its Heartbeat Clocktower may also be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Big Ben|Big Ben]], a popular clock tower in London, England.
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* Its Heartbeat Clocktower may also be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Big Ben|Big Ben]], a popular clock tower in London, England.
   
 
===Curiosities===
  
===Curiosities===
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*After the construction of [[Evil's Theater]], its clock tower was also named "Heartbeat Clocktower" by [[Gallerian Marlon]];<ref>Heartbeat Clocktower</ref> before constructing the tower, Gallerian had read about his ancestors in [[Yukina Freesis|Yukina Freesis']] [[Bolganio Literature#The Daughter of Evil|"Daughter of Evil"]].<ref>The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue - Chapter 5</ref>
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* After the construction of [[Evil's Theater]], its clock tower was also named "Heartbeat Clocktower" by [[Gallerian Marlon]];{{ref|song|Heartbeat Clocktower}} before constructing the tower, Gallerian had read about his ancestors in [[Yukina Freezis|Yukina Freezis']] [[Bolganio Literature#The Daughter of Evil|"Daughter of Evil"]].{{ref|book|The Daughter of Evil: Praefacio of Blue|Chapter 5}}
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CastleHedghog

Castle Hedgehog,[note 1] otherwise known as Castle of Hedgehog[note 2], was a fortress located in the western area of Blood Pool in Marlon. Originally serving as the residence for Lord Hedgehog of Lioness, it became the royal villa for the Marlon Royal Family after the Blue Country conquered the region and later a major prison facility for the World Police.

History

Early History

Sometime after the foundation of Lioness, the castle served as a residence and prison keep for the nation. A facility was built twelve floors beneath the main castle as a storage facility for numerous Leviantan relics,[1] being one of the two labs that led to the Grave Yard.[2] Around the end of the first century EC, the Zorach Family began guarding the underground facility, protecting it for generations.[1] Around the third century EC, Lord Somi Hedgehog used his fortress to detain political prisoners during their war with the Kingdom of Marlon for control of the Marlon Island,[3] torturing them within the castle for his own amusement.[4]

Around that same time, AB-CIR came into the lord's service and resided in the castle. Around EC 325, Prince Carlos Marlon was imprisoned in the castle.[3] Shortly after, he made a deal with the court mage, agreeing to act as a spy in return for his freedom.[5] At some point, Marlon won the war with Lioness and annexed the latter country's territory, including the castle.[6] The Marlon Royal Family then briefly used the castle as a royal villa before leaving due to noise from the clock tower.[7]

Royal Villa

Some time after EC 474, Queen Prim Marlon began to take up residence in Castle Hedgehog to rest from the royal palace. In EC 505, Prim retreated to the keep with the Special Maneuvers Task Force, claiming to be recovering from poor health; there, she commanded Commander Ney to use the Glass of Conchita to build up a reanimated army with those dying of the Gula plague throughout the Blood Pool region.[8]

Later that year, King Kyle assaulted the castle and army with troops from the Marlon Castle garrison. Once the soldiers breached the castle's defenses, Kyle, Germaine Avadonia, and a number of troops hunted Ney throughout the castle before being ambushed by the Special Maneuvers Task Force's assassination squad. Kyle escaped the battle and ascended Heartbeat Clocktower to confront his mother.

During their exchange, Ney killed her mother in a fit of madness before attacking Kyle. As the fight continued, the undead troops collapsed due to the concentration of Gluttony magic surrounding Ney. Once the task force commander was subdued, she and Prim were carried out of the castle while some of the first army stayed behind to handle the clean up after the battle.[7] It was abandoned afterward.

World Police Facility

Following the establishment of the World Police in EC 573, the Freezis Foundation purchased the castle property and offered it to the new police organization. Castle Hedgehog was then converted into a prison facility and the Interrogation Execution Department was stationed there. Over the years, numerous criminals were transferred to the facility and subjected to all kinds of abuses by the Torture Department to produce helpful statements for the World Police.[9] On January 30, EC 611, the Zorachs shut down the Freezis facility and abandoned the room to sink into the ground, eventually destroyed by the molten lava below.[1]

World's End

In EC 999, Castle Hedgehog was completely decimated by Punishment. Following the end of the Third Period, the destruction site merged with the Hellish Yard along with the rest of the ground world.[10]

Locations

Heartbeat Clocktower

Heartbeat Clocktower[note 3] was a tall clock tower at the center of the castle. It had a room at the top of the spire; due to the tower's design, its ringing could be heard as far as the main gates but not from inside the room closest to it.[7] It became the personal refuge of Queen Dowager Prim towards the end of her life.[8]

Banquet Hall

The Banquet Hall[note 4] was a reception hall used for dinner parties and designed to hold a large amount of guests. It became a major battleground between the corpse soldiers and the Marlon army.[7]

Courtyard

The Courtyard[note 5] was a courtyard in Castle Hedgehog. It connected most rooms to the rest of the castle, including the staircase leading to Heartbeat Clocktower. It was used as an ambush location by the Special Maneuvers Task Force.[7]

Dungeon

An underground area where political prisoners were kept. It was also used to hold detainees for Lord Hedgehog's routine torture sessions.[7]

Freezis Facility

A room located twelve floors below Castle Hedgehog that provided access to the Grave Yard.[2] The room was used to store numerous Leviantan relics, including five Freezis devices containing ghoul children, and became the main residence for the Zorach family. The room constantly emanated a freezing air due to the Freezises. The facility was later abandoned and destroyed by the world's mantle lava after the Freezis pods were shut down.[1]

Known Residents

Trivia

Conceptualization and Origin

  • Hedgehogs are commonly associated with greed and gluttony in Medieval Europe; similarly, Marlon, where Castle Hedgehog is located, is derived from Mammon, the patron demon of Greed.
  • The castle and its existing clock tower may partially allude to the Tower of London; the Tower of London is noted for its long and bloody history of torture.
  • Its Heartbeat Clocktower may also be a reference to Big Ben, a popular clock tower in London, England.

Curiosities

Gallery

Appearances

References

Notes

  1. ↑ ハリネズミ城
  2. ↑ キャッスルオブヘッジホッグ
  3. ↑ 心音の時計塔(ハートビート・クロックタワー)
  4. ↑ 大広間
  5. ↑ 中庭
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