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Barrot is the secondary antagonist (next to Archpriestess Moeran) in the anime series Fractale.
He was voiced by Mitsuro Miyamoto in the Japanese version and by Bucky Pearl in the English dub.
Biography[]
In the anime, he is Phryne's father and a priest in charge of raising her to become a "key" to restarting Fractale. Throughout the show, he often tried to get her back by using airships. One example is at the Grantiz's village where the rebel organization Millenium Lost is hiding witin the ship with soldiers of the Temple. He orders them to concentrate their research on Phryne and to avoid a massacre as far as possible, but the rebels refuse to give up and provoke the priest who, frustrated, orders to subdue them all. A battle ensues in the village. Phryne flees on a motorcycle with Clain, but they are spotted by Barrot, who chases them. Phryne is cornered at the edge of a cliff and Barrot descends from his ship, accusing Clain of being selfish and of being responsible for the bloodshed in the village. He taunts him by calling him a coward, being too afraid to be alone to not take Phryne with him. Barrot then subtly implies that Phryne will return to the temple whether she wants it or not. The young girl manages to escape and jumps off of a cliff, where the Millennium Lost’s ship was waiting. Barrot is enraged and swears loudly he will find her.
He returns to the temple and orders to continue the search. They are eventually localized in a village of people loyal to Fractale. Barrot comes personally in the Temple's ship, the Odin, to pick up Phryne.
Back at Barrot's lair, the priest hugs and smells Phryne, claiming she missed him. He assures that Clain, who was also captured and badly wounded, is safe in a treatment room. Barrot tries to do a gynecological exam on her to make sure she wasn't "spoiled". The check-in is about to begin, but Nessa appears in the room, in search for Clain, destroying all the facilities in the room and knocking Barrot out.
After recovering, he surprises Clain and Phryne in a room where clones of Phryne are present, inanimate in tanks of water. They are revealed to be defective clones of Phryne and are completely disintegrated by an aspirator. He asks Phryne to come back to him, but they are attacked by the Millennium Lost. Barrot is buried under rocks because of a shoot.
He survives and returns to the temple with Archpriestess Morean and rants about how he is humiliated because of the Lost Millenium taking Phryne with it. He declares himself to be the world’s savior because he found a way to produce the key to restart Fractale. Eventually, Phryne turned herself in to him to avoid more trouble for her friends.
Phryne eventually returns to the Temple and Barrot accompanies her to Morean’s room. However, the Temple is attacked by the Lost Millenium, allowing Phryne to escape. Later, Barrot finds Phryne with Clain and Nessa, separated by a glass. He reveals his perverted feelings towards Phryne and licks her on the cheek. When Clain asks him what he is doing, the priest tells him the story of Fractale as a reward for his friendship with the girl. He reveals that he was sexually attracted to his own daughter, which crosses the Moral Event Horizon. In the final episode, he reveals to Clain and Nessa the real reason he has clones of Phryne - it was for his own sexual pleasure. Shocked by his depravity, Phryne stabs him with a knife.
He is not seen again, but since the Temple explodes at the end, one can safely assume he is gone for good.
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