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“ | Kya hahahahaha! Come on. Let's not do this. Let's be friends again. | „ |
~ Rina to Rena, a few seconds before she starts strangling her. |
“ | Listen, you little snout! NO ONE MESSES WITH ME! | „ |
~ Rina before she attacks Rena. |
Ritsuko "Rina" Mamiya is a character from Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. She is the secondary antagonist of Tsumihoroboshi-hen and Miotsukushi-hen, and whose death usually causes Hojo Teppei to return to Hinamizawa and abuse Satoko Hojo in Tatarigoroshi-hen, Minagoroshi-hen, Tsukiotoshi-hen, and Miotsukushi-hen.
She was voiced by Misa Watanabe, who also voiced Queen Beryl in Sailor Moon Crystal, and The Queen in Ico.
Biography[]
Rina is a pink-haired woman who works primarily as a showgirl in a Sonozaki-run establishment called the Blue Mermaid. Teppei Hojo is her lover, and most likely her pimp. He lives at her apartment, and most likely off her "wages" as well. Together they get money from men through a variety of schemes and blackmail techniques. She doesn't really show up recognizably until Tsumihoroboshi-hen, where she's gotten together with Rena's father in what will ultimately be an attempt to extort money from him. When Rena realizes this, she confronts Rina in the junkyard. Rina, not one to take such things lightly, attacks her. In the end Rina is killed, triggering the reemergence of Rena's syndrome.
In most arcs, her death is simply what causes Teppei to return to Hinamizawa. Not surprisingly, Rina is in with some bad characters. She was involved in an attempt to steal money from the Sonozaki's with some former members of their group. Based on the TIPS from the games, she was being pursued by the Sonozaki's who catch up with her just as the culprits are about to make their get-away. In these arcs she is the only one noted as getting caught, and was most likely tortured to get information on the others before she was finally killed in a way reminiscent of the ancient Watanagushi-type rituals of ancient Hinamizawa.
It is her body we see in the storm drain at the beginning of Tatarigoroshi-hen. Even though Teppei was never a part of the scheme, as she thought him too stupid to be of any use, he was still closely tied to her, so her murder causes him to return to escape what he fears will be a yakuza retribution on him.
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“ | Rina: You ain't messin' this up for me! I didn't want to have to kill you, kid, but you got in the way. I'm never gonna find another sucker like your dad. And as soon as I get that cash, I'm outta here. And no one's ever gonna see me around here again. (Rena attacks Rina with a shard of glass, causing Rina to scream in pain. Rena then spots a pipe and prepares to attack Rina with it) Rina: Hey, what are you doing?! We're not playing around here! (Rena attacks Rina) Rena: Die! Die!! DIE! DIE! |
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~ Rina choking Rena before she gets attacked by a shard of glass from Rena, and her last moments before she gets murdered by Rena. |
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Trivia[]
- In Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Chikai, Rina is always called Ritsuko, and never Rina.
- In Tsumihoroboshi-hen, Rina's father buys her a luxury condominium called the "Palace of Versailles" in Shishibone City. The estimated price for these is around fifty million yen.
- Rina's measurements (in Bust-Waist-Hips and in centimenters) are 89-60-87. She is one-hundred and sixty-eight centimeters tall.
- Rina's hobbies are indoor gardening and tea brewing with herbs she grows.
- An interesting thing to note about Rina's last name (Mamiya) is that it closely resembles Rena's surname (Ryūgū) in the sense that both surnames share the same last character "宮", which means "palace".
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