Faust

Like many of the other Sinners, Faust's past is shrouded in mystery. She was the one to recruit Vergilius, Charon, Dante, and several of the other Sinners to work under Limbus Company, though she has yet to reveal what her position is, why she knows so much, or how she designed the bus they ride in. Her default ID wields a Zweihander with the word Walpurgisnacht ("Walpurgis Night" in German) etched on the blade.

Alternate IDs

Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust Takes on the role of Yuri, a survivor from the original L Corp and a low-grade Fixer who the Sinners meet in Canto I. She attacks with a red sword that deals mostly slashing damage, and gives herself Poise, or Ruptures enemies on successful hits.

W Corp. L2 Cleanup Agent Faust is a woman whose thirst for knowledge about the City leads her to study W Corp's singularity. She wields a glaive that deals blunt damage and relies on building Charge to empower herself and debuff enemies.

The One Who Grips Faust is an alternate ID where she became the leader of Negel und Hammer instead of Kromer. Attacking with large, piercing nails and a blunt gauntlet, she can debuff enemies and buff other N Corp allies.

Zwei Assoc. South Section 4 Faust is focused on protection, like the other Zwei IDs. She wields a zweihander with slashing techniques, but is mainly focused on raising the defense stats of herself and allies in battle.

Seven Assoc. South Section 4 Faust is a barista by day, and spy/cleaner by night, both for the Seven Association. Wielding a traditional broadsword, this ID uses exclusively slashing attacks and applies Rupture on successful hits.

Lobotomy E.G.O::Regret Faust comes from a world where L Corp is still active, and she is the Control Team Captain. She wields a large metallic hammer named Regret, an EGO taken from the Abnormality T-01-54, "Forsaken Murderer." With Regret, Faust can inflict Tremor on herself and enemies, and then use self-inflicted Tremor to enhance burst damage dealt to enemies.

EGO

• Representation Emitter
• Hex Nail
• 9:2
• Telepole
• Fluid Sac

Trivia

Faust's name and attitude comes from the titular play written by famous German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, in various parts during the early 1800s. Faust is portrayed as a man who wishes to learn all the knowledge that exists in the world, to the point where he makes a bargain with Mephistopheles in exchange for offering his service to the Devil in the afterlife. Meanwhile, Mephistopheles made his own bet with God, betting that he could lure Faust away from righteous pursuits towards sin.