- Introduction
- Chronology
- Abilities and Gear
- Relationships
- Gallery
Albis ｢アルビス, arubisu｣, known as the Golden Serpent, is one of Carrion's Beastman subordinates. She is the leader of Eurazania's Three Beastketeers.
Appearance[]
She appears with a coldhearted stare and snake-like eyes, with black-gold hair.
She normally takes a human form, but when asserting her power, she takes an intermediate form between it and her full transformed state; with her legs replaced by a tail and horns growing from her head. Though this form also pops up when Albis gets drunk.
When in full-battle form, she loses her formal clothing and is almost covered in scales; with her only clothing being a simple top. While her horns and tail are still a constant, her eyes take an extreme serpentine appearance.
Personality[]
Albis seems to be a very docile and reticent individual, coming off as 'easy-going' to Rimuru. She holds immense respect for Carrion, but that is only the case in peaceful situations. On the battlefield, Albis is even more ferocious than the other two members of the Three Beastketeers. She is a heavy drinker. She values companionship and Battle Prowess above all else. Though strong in her own right; she is quickly outclassed and develops a strong drive to become much more stronger then during her debut, in hopes that the man she fell in love with would look her way. She tends to act as a caring older sister towards those under her, and has wisdom of hundreds of years to share if any ask for her counsel. She isn’t afraid to show her emotions and is not easily embarrassed.
Trivia[]
- In the Second Opening of the TV broadcast of the first Anime season, Albis' hair color was initially incorrectly shown to be green/yellow. Later versions of that opening, like the one in OAD 3, fixed that issue and show the appearance she has in season 2.
- In Clayman Revenge storyline taking 70 years before the main series a younger Albis appears within the Beastketeers indicating she already served as Beastketeers for at least for 70 years.
