OVA
Description
Pierrette-Henriette Clostermann, known as Perrine-H. Clostermann, hails from Gallia as the heiress to the Clostermann dynasty and ruler of Pas de Calais. The Neuroi invasion ravaged her homeland, carving emotional wounds that shaped her early aloofness and ignited a fierce rivalry with Yoshika Miyafuji, driven by envy over Yoshika’s bond with Mio Sakamoto. Her respect for Mio crystallized after fifteen consecutive defeats in duels during her service in the Gallian 602nd Flying Corps, prompting her redeployment to the 501st Joint Fighter Wing upon discovering its mission to free Gallia.
Following liberation, she channeled her resources and energy into Gallia’s restoration, partnering with allies like Lynette Bishop and Amelie Planchard to rebuild infrastructure and establish an orphanage and school on her ancestral estate. Her demeanor evolved from aristocratic rigidity to guarded warmth, though she maintained a disciplined exterior. Privately, she concealed insecurities about her physique, particularly her breast size, leading to a humiliating exposure of her padded undergarments.
In battle, she employs a Bren light machine gun and an ancestral rapier, the latter featuring prominently in critical engagements. Dewoitine D.520 and Arsenal VG-39-inspired Striker Units amplify her lightning magic, Tonnerre, unleashing crackling discharges that electrify multiple foes but frazzle her hair. She later underwent rigorous magical discipline under Anna Ferrara, refining her broom-flight techniques, and joined operations across Romagna and Berlin.
Beyond warfare, she applied expertise in herbology from her family’s legendary gardens and briefly operated armored vehicles in non-combat roles. A Chartreux cat familiar mirrors her Gallian roots. Post-war, she assumed command of Gallia’s 506th Joint Fighter Wing and collaborated with Group Captain Rudel on reconstruction initiatives.
Her interactions reveal layered dynamics: deference to Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke’s leadership, terse recognition of Gertrud Barkhorn’s seniority, and a thawing rivalry with Yoshika, maturing into mutual respect. She retains teasing friction with free spirits like Francesca Lucchini, balancing critiques of their antics with admiration for their battlefield efficacy.
Following liberation, she channeled her resources and energy into Gallia’s restoration, partnering with allies like Lynette Bishop and Amelie Planchard to rebuild infrastructure and establish an orphanage and school on her ancestral estate. Her demeanor evolved from aristocratic rigidity to guarded warmth, though she maintained a disciplined exterior. Privately, she concealed insecurities about her physique, particularly her breast size, leading to a humiliating exposure of her padded undergarments.
In battle, she employs a Bren light machine gun and an ancestral rapier, the latter featuring prominently in critical engagements. Dewoitine D.520 and Arsenal VG-39-inspired Striker Units amplify her lightning magic, Tonnerre, unleashing crackling discharges that electrify multiple foes but frazzle her hair. She later underwent rigorous magical discipline under Anna Ferrara, refining her broom-flight techniques, and joined operations across Romagna and Berlin.
Beyond warfare, she applied expertise in herbology from her family’s legendary gardens and briefly operated armored vehicles in non-combat roles. A Chartreux cat familiar mirrors her Gallian roots. Post-war, she assumed command of Gallia’s 506th Joint Fighter Wing and collaborated with Group Captain Rudel on reconstruction initiatives.
Her interactions reveal layered dynamics: deference to Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke’s leadership, terse recognition of Gertrud Barkhorn’s seniority, and a thawing rivalry with Yoshika, maturing into mutual respect. She retains teasing friction with free spirits like Francesca Lucchini, balancing critiques of their antics with admiration for their battlefield efficacy.