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She informally recruits Luka to help take care of the girl, while he believes that he could be saving this child from the Umbra witch’s nefarious ways. While uncomfortable with the concept of taking care of a small child during her mission, Bayonetta begrudgingly lets the little one tag along, growing periodically more attached to her. Luka reveals to Bayonetta that both the Sages and Witches are all but extinct at this point due to the Clan Wars and Witch Hunts nearly five hundred years ago that all but wiped out both groups. While in Vigrid, Bayonetta encounters a young girl named Cereza, who repeatedly keeps referring to her as her mother. There, players battle it out with more angels, and Jeanne, whilst recovering little bits about the witch's past. This stranger reveals herself to be Jeanne, a fellow Umbra witch who was the one to put Bayonetta into the coffin five hundred years ago after a ritualistic battle between the two at the academy went haywire.īayonetta then travels to the European city of Vigrid, where the Lumen Sages and Umbra Witches at one point both held their spiritual and physical headquarters, in an attempt to recover her memory.

The Witches guarded the Left Eye whilst the Sages guarded the Right, giving both, in turn, some connection with Inferno and Paradiso. Unbeknownst to the players and characters, Bayonetta has been in possession of the Left Eye of Darkness since she awoke from her slumber, and as such has been attracting angels, and then a stranger clad in a red jumpsuit with strikingly similar powers to Bayonetta attacks her.

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To give the humans free will, Aesir gave the Eyes to two human groups, the Umbra Witches and the Lumen Sages, which were both powerful arcane clans. The overseer of the human realm was the god of chaos known as Aesir, the original possessor of both the Left Eye of Darkness and Right Eye of Light. Paradiso, which is the closest to the human concept of heaven, was born of the light, the Inferno, which most closely resembles the mortal idea of Hell, was created from darkness, and the human world was, naturally, born from chaos. Boiled down, Bayonetta lore explains there was an absence of cohesion in the universe and a great struggle that caused the Trinity of Realities to split into light, darkness, and chaos. The concept of The Eyes of the World is a complex one that takes most of the game and then some to explain. Related: Biggest Game Reveals & Moments From Nintendo's E3 Direct 2021 This could partially be attributed to what is known as The Eyes of the World, and the fact that Bayonetta possesses the Left Eye and carries it around in her watch. During their time at the academy, all witches are expected to negotiate their souls to a demon to secure their arcane powers, though Bayonetta seems to exhibit extraordinary levels of power, even by a witch’s term. Now an adult, Luka has taken up his father’s mantle, investigating his theory on the world of angels and demons, and bears a firm grudge against Bayonetta, as he believes she killed his father on that fateful day he found her in the lake.Ĭontrols for Bayonetta on both PlayStation and Nintendo Switch are fairly similar, so players won't have trouble hopping between platforms for the intermittent fights against the angels that all Umbra witches, like Bayonetta, must fulfill to keep their pact with the various demons they have made a contract with.

Through gameplay, Bayonetta quickly introduces that the witch is an amnesiac who has been living in this world for some twenty-odd years after being found imprisoned and sleeping in a coffin at the bottom of a lake by the journalist Antonio Redgrave and his son Luka.

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