Rotkappchen

Rotkäppchen (or Little Red Riding Hood in English) is a succubus and a major villain in Lust Grimm.

Appearance
Rotkäppchen has blue eyes and blonde hair tied in two braids. Like other succubi, she has a voluptuous figure, bat-like wings and a spaded tail. She wears a white dress with a red skirt, a red hooded cloak, black gloves and black high-heeled boots.

Personality
Rotkäppchen is described as an ideal heroine who is friendly to everyone. She is willing to walk through a dangerous forest to deliver food to her sick grandmother. She loves Magruth because he continued to hold on to her book and remember her after growing up.

After being transformed into a succubus, she becomes obsessed with Magruth and callously indifferent to everything else. She does not care about any of the people trapped in her book; on the contrary, she sees them as mere supporting characters for her story. She attempts to break Magruth's mind with pleasure so that he will stop trying to leave, so that they can be in a world of their own together.

Background
Rotkäppchen's book of the same name was read and adored by children all around the world. However, almost all of these children would abandon the book as they grew older, with one exception: Magruth. This caused her to fall in love with him, though (being a character in a book), she made no attempt to act on these feelings.

When Lust Reaper rewrote the book, it filled the book's setting with succubi, several of which chased after Rotkäppchen and the Hunter. The Hunter sacrificed himself in an attempt to buy time for Rotkäppchen to escape. Rotkäppchen made it to her grandmother's house, but the succubi caught up with her and turned her into a succubus.

Lust Grimm
At the beginning of the game, Rotkäppchen calls out to Magruth as he is in his room, drawing him into the book.

Rotkäppchen first appears as Magruth is leaving the mysterious House in the Forest. She introduces herself as the leader of the succubi and declares her love for Magruth. Primary tries to intervene, but Rotkäppchen simply blasts him out of the way. Rotkäppchen leaves but says that she and Magruth will definitely meet again.

Rotkäppchen is next encountered in her house, after the three succubus sisters have been defeated. She reveals that she was expecting him and explains her motivations. Primary jumps into the house and Rotkäppchen reveals his true identity as the Hunter. Primary, having regained his memories, wants the world to return to normal but Rotkäppchen refuses as this world (and her current power) let her be with Magruth. Primary attempts to blow himself up to defeat Rotkäppchen, but she survives with no apparent harm. Magruth fights and defeats Rotkäppchen, seemingly causing her to give up. She tells him to return to the real world via a portal in the back of the house, which should also free everyone else, and asks that he not forget her.

However, after Magruth returns to the real world, Rotkäppchen says that she won't give up so easily and won't free anyone else. When Magruth inspects her book again, she draws him in again.

Rotkäppchen is encountered again at the House in the Forest, now known to formerly be her grandmother's house. After another fight with Magruth, she regains her senses and expresses horror at all that she has done. Lust Reaper appears, annoyed at the lack of a tragic outcome. She banishes Rotkäppchen but gives her the opportunity to say some final words. Rotkäppchen asks Magruth not to forget her, which annoys Lust Reaper further.

When Magruth fights Lust Reaper, Rotkäppchen speaks to him as a voice in his mind. She grants him increased power and also weakens Lust Reaper, allowing him to prevail.

After Magruth (and all the others trapped in the book) return to the real world, he walks out of his room. Rotkäppchen appears by the bookshelf (it is not clear whether this is symbolic or meant to represent her actually manifesting in the real world, though the former is more likely). She thanks Magruth for saving everyone and for not forgetting her, and says that she will never forget him either.

Several additional cutscenes are available if the player completes the Sonne Labyrinth, the third and final one showing Rotkäppchen and Magrut in a book-filled room. She thanks him again, says that the story is returning to its original form and everyone will be restored, and bids him farewell.

Profile
''A girl wearing a red hood. Once the Little Red Riding Hood renowned across the world, now transformed into a cruel demon and a Bad End heroine.''

Skills
Red Riding Hood Kiss: Mouth element, increases Lust

Red Stroke: Hand element

Rotkappchen Lick: Mouth element

Playful Rub: Foot element

Tempting Squeeze: Chest element

Grimm Grind: Pussy element

Lust Mist: inflicts Agility debuff, increases Lust

Lust Grimm!: used after 13 turns have passed, inflicts debuff that halves max Vigor and reduces max Stamina by 99% and prevents actions, followed by an instant kill attack that does 9999 damage

True Lust Grimm!: used only in second battle and Succubus House. Inflicts unique debuff that halves max Vigor and reduces max Stamina by 99% and prevents actions, followed by 3 hits. Rotkäppchen gets one free turn after the third hit.

First Battle
At the start of the battle, your Lust will be set to 50% regardless of its original value. Using a Calming Salve to bring it back down is a good idea (outright essential on higher difficulties), especially since Rotkäppchen can use Lust Mist to raise it further. Fortunately, Rotkäppchen always does nothing on her first turn. Aside from that, you must finish this battle within 13 turns or Rotkäppchen will instantly defeat you with Lust Grimm!. Debuff her with Embrace! twice and use Chest element attacks.

Second Battle
This is similar to the previous battle, except that you no longer have your Lust set at the start, Rotkäppchen no longer skips her first turn, Rotkäppchen's stats are higher and she trades out Lust Grimm! for True Lust Grimm!. While this means there is no longer a time limit to the battle, True Lust Grimm! is still a very dangerous skill. True Lust Grimm! tends to trigger on turn 2-3 unless she's interrupted. Use endure: chest to mitigate most of the damage. Your stamina will be drained after the attack. True Lust Grimm! will trigger every 8-9 turns afterwards, so prepare to use endure: chest. Aside from that, start the battle with your Lust low and the same strategy as above will work.

Trivia

 * The battles with Rotkäppchen begin with the words "Grand Battle" appearing on the screen, instead of the usual "Boss Battle". This trait is shared with Lust Reaper.