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| “ | Your "family"? Angels cohabiting with vile hellspawn and feeble mortals is what you call "family"?! | „ |
| ~ Ramie |
Ramiel, better known as Ramie or Uncle Ramie, is the main antagonist in the second season of Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt.
He is King Liniére's younger brother, the father of Polyester and Polyurethane, and the Anarchy Sisters' uncle. Driven by jealousy and a desire for power, Ramie orchestrates a coup against his own family to claim the throne of Heaven. In the Japanese dub, he was voiced by Toshihiko Seki. In the English dub, he was voiced by Devon Stewart.
Description[]
Appearance[]
Ramie bears a strong family resemblance to his brother Liniére and nephews, sharing similar facial features that are noted by other characters. He typically presents himself with regal bearing befitting his royal status, though his appearance becomes more menacing as his true nature is revealed during his coup.
Personality[]
Ramie initially presents himself as a concerned and responsible uncle, apologizing for his sons' failures and appearing to care for family harmony. However, this facade masks his true nature as a power-hungry, manipulative tyrant consumed by jealousy toward his older brother. Beneath his polite exterior, Ramie is deeply resentful of being "third in line" to the throne and believes himself more worthy of ruling than Liniére. He views his brother's more relaxed approach to governance as weakness and sees Heaven's current state as chaotic and fallen. Ramie is a religious extremist who believes in absolute order and unity, willing to commit genocide to achieve his vision of a "pure" Heaven. Despite his villainous nature, Ramie does show genuine care for his sons Polyester and Polyurethane. Unlike how he treats others, he never abuses them and allows them to call him "Father" rather than demanding formal titles like "Your Highness." This paternal affection appears to be one of his few redeeming qualities, suggesting he's capable of love but reserves it only for his immediate offspring. His narcissism is evident in how he refers to his coronation as "God Fes" - a festival entirely centered around glorifying himself. Despite his claims of bringing order, Ramie is ultimately driven by selfish desire for power and recognition.
Biography[]
Background[]
While most of Ramiel's past remains unknown, he was born as the younger brother to Liniére, making him third in line for the throne of Heaven. Throughout his life, he harbored deep resentment at being overshadowed by his older brother and being relegated to a lesser position in the royal hierarchy. This jealousy and ambition would eventually drive him to plot against his own family.
Season 2[]
Ramie is first mentioned in "The Brothers From Heaven," when his sons Polyester and Polyurethane descend to Earth on a mission to eliminate demons while targeting Panty and Stocking. After their failure, Ramie emerges from Heaven to reprimand his sons for their incompetence, the destruction of Daten City, and their wasteful spending. He apologizes to his nieces for the trouble and brings them back to Heaven, though in a post-credits scene, he forgives his sons and allows them to continue their feud with the Anarchy Sisters. In "Independence Dick," Ramie is indirectly mentioned when Polyester and Polyurethane explain that his heavy workload prevents him from spending time with them, hinting at his growing political machinations. Ramie's true nature is revealed in the three-part finale "Heaven Wars." When Panty and Stocking return to Heaven with their demon allies Scanty and Kneesocks, Ramie uses this as evidence of his brother's family's "corruption." He argues that Liniére's tolerance has led Heaven into depravity and declares his intention to seize the throne to restore order. Using a recording of Liniére saying "Alright, alright already!" as supposed abdication, Ramie claims the crown and becomes the new King of Heaven. He immediately imprisons Liniére and Queen Silk in iron maiden-like devices, turning them to stone through torture. Now in power, Ramie launches "God Fes," his twisted coronation celebration. Using an electric guitar and amplifier as weapons, he begins systematically converting all the gods into stone, grinding them into ash to create the Forbidden Ancient Heavenly Weapon - a superweapon capable of destroying both Hell and Earth. When Brief arrives to rescue Panty and Stocking, Ramie shoots him repeatedly, but the young man's determination to protect the sisters inspires them to break free from their stone prisons. This leads to an epic final battle where Ramie, piloting a mecha formed from his sons' vehicle, faces off against the combined forces of angels, demons, and humans. Despite his power, Ramie is ultimately defeated when the improvised family of heroes destroys both his mecha and the Heavenly Weapon using the "Armed Fuck Gun." The destruction of the weapon restores all the gods he had killed, and by New Year's Day, Liniére and Silk have reclaimed their rightful positions as rulers of Heaven. Showing mercy, Liniére chooses not to hold a grudge against his brother, suggesting Ramie simply needs to spend more time with his family - though his ultimate fate remains unclear.
Quotes[]
| “ | On the contrary, my children, everything went as expected. And as for your little operation against Panty and Stocking, please continue. | „ |
| ~ Ramie speaking to his sons after their failed mission on Earth, revealing that their failure was actually part of his larger plan while maintaining his caring father facade. |
| “ | King Liniére—or rather, Brother Liniére. I feel that you should know that your daughters tried to smuggle demons into Heaven. | „ |
| ~ Ramie confronting King Liniére about Panty and Stocking bringing demons to Heaven, using this as ammunition for his coup. |
| “ | I granted access to Panty and Stocking and any Heavenly affiliates. But what affiliation could demons possibly have with Heaven? It would seem your family's descent into depravity truly is limitless. With a father-daughter duo like this, Heaven is sure to fall from grace. So I will not allow you to take the throne. Instead, I will be the King to rule over all the gods. | „ |
| ~ Ramie revealing his manipulative nature and announcing his intention to usurp the throne, using his brother's tolerance as justification for his treachery. |
| “ | As you wish. It's been a pleasure, my foolish brother. | „ |
| ~ Ramie's cold dismissal of his brother after successfully manipulating him into "abdicating" the throne. |
| “ | Testing! Now the gods shall be as one! | „ |
| ~ Ramie testing his electric guitar amplifier before beginning his mass genocide of the gods. |
| “ | Hail, you mighty gods of all realms above! I thank you all for gathering here today! All for me! I, Ramie, your new king, hereby declare the following: To preserve the fractured order of the fallen Heaven, I shall unite the gods as one. And now, without further ado, consider these your final moments! | „ |
| ~ Ramie addressing the assembled gods during his coronation ceremony, "God Fes," before beginning his systematic murder of all divine beings. |
| “ | O leaderless flock with no shepherd to follow. O fallen gods, drunk on liberty. You who have reduced Heaven to a decaying pit of sloth and chaos—Judgement Day is upon ye! All liberties are hereby rescinded to make way for a new purpose. | „ |
| ~ Ramie's religious extremist rhetoric as he begins converting the gods into ash for his ultimate weapon, showing his twisted justification for genocide. |
| “ | You may be immune to Heavenly Weapons, but a human can only withstand so much! With enough bullets, sooner or later I'll break every bone in your weak little body! Embrace oblivion! | „ |
| ~ Ramie taunting Brief while repeatedly shooting him, showing his sadistic nature toward those who oppose him. |
| “ | Angels? Demons? Humans? Why, you're just a mishmash of unrelated trash! No house built on rot can hope to triumph over one bound by virtue! | „ |
| ~ Ramie expressing his disgust at the diverse alliance of angels, demons, and humans fighting against him, revealing his supremacist ideology. |
| “ | While you were showing off, I have been readying the Heavenly Weapon to blow! Now there's no stopping it! I will reign as god supreme! | „ |
| ~ Ramie's final taunt as he prepares to fire the Forbidden Ancient Heavenly Weapon, confident in his ultimate victory. |
Trivia[]
- Ramie represents the classic trope of the jealous younger brother who believes he deserves power more than his sibling.
- His "God Fes" event is a dark parody of music festivals, combining his tyrannical nature with rock concert aesthetics.
- Despite being an angel, Ramie serves as a commentary on religious extremism and the corruption that can come with absolute power
- His defeat comes not from superior firepower, but from the power of chosen family bonds between unlikely allies.
- The character's name "Ramiel" is likely derived from the archangel of the same name in various religious traditions.
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