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Billy Alfred, known by his alias Unbelievable, is a central figure in Undead Unluck Winter Hen as the leader of the organization Under and a former high-ranking member of the Union's Round Table, where he once held the number three position. At thirty-five years of age, Billy cuts a distinctive figure with a cool and carefree demeanor that often makes him appear unfazed by danger, sometimes to the point of seeming unaware of it. He possesses a notable fondness for sweets and demonstrates extensive knowledge of firearms, which serve as his primary tools in combat.
In the events of Winter Hen, Billy's motivations come into sharp focus as he orchestrates a complex gambit centered on the season-controlling UMA Winter. Having received intelligence about the battle against Autumn and the evolution of the Negators Undead and Unluck, Billy finds himself confronted by Juiz, the leader of the Union. Juiz reveals to him that the mysterious artifacts are in fact weapons designed to defeat God, and that the Ark possesses only enough power for a single remaining loop. She urges Billy to set aside their differences and join forces once more, placing their final hopes on Unluck to achieve their shared goal of defeating God. However, Billy refuses this offer, leading Juiz to realize that his true intention is to seize both the Ark and Apocalypse for himself.
Billy's role in the story is that of an antagonist whose actions drive much of the conflict in this arc. Rather than simply opposing the Union out of malice, his strategy involves holding UMA Winter hostage as a bargaining chip, using the threat of the season's unchecked power to negotiate for the Roundtable and ultimately the Ark. When negotiations break down, he plunges into a brutal confrontation with Juiz, utilizing the abilities of other Negators alongside his marksmanship to counter her assault. Demonstrating his tactical acumen, Billy anticipates that Juiz has entrusted Apocalypse to Andy and Fuuko, prompting him to dispatch assassins to intercept the pair from the air as they transport Autumn's core.
The key relationship in this arc is between Billy and Juiz, former allies whose shared purpose has fractured into opposing visions of how to achieve the same ultimate goal. Juiz believes in Fuuko as the better candidate to wield Unluck and carry their hopes forward, while Billy declares that the Union and everything it represented was merely ammunition in his quest to slay God. This ideological clash reveals the depth of his conviction and the cold pragmatism that now defines him. During their fight, when Spoil manages to strike him with a Decay Beam, Juiz realizes with shock that Billy is not using his Unjustice ability, confirming that his betrayal is genuine and complete. The battle results in Juiz losing an arm to Billy's power, forcing her to retreat.
Billy's development in Winter Hen marks a significant escalation from his previous role as a former Union member. His personality, once seemingly carefree and easygoing, is revealed to conceal a resolute determination that borders on ruthlessness. He remains calm and calculating even as he orchestrates a plan that puts him in direct opposition to his former comrades, showing no hesitation in deploying UMAs as weapons or sending assassins against targets he considers obstacles. His statement that he has truly betrayed the Union underscores a complete ideological and emotional break from his past allegiances.
Regarding notable abilities, Billy operates as a Negator with the alias Unbelievable, though his most prominently displayed power in Winter Hen is Unjustice, which he employs to devastating effect against Juiz. Beyond his own Negator abilities, he demonstrates the capacity to utilize other Negators' powers in combat, combining these borrowed abilities with his expert marksmanship to create a versatile and unpredictable fighting style. His proficiency with pistols is a consistent hallmark of his combat approach, allowing him to engage effectively even against formidable opponents like Juiz. His strategic mind proves equally formidable, as he successfully anticipates his enemies' movements and positions his forces to counter them at multiple points simultaneously.
In the events of Winter Hen, Billy's motivations come into sharp focus as he orchestrates a complex gambit centered on the season-controlling UMA Winter. Having received intelligence about the battle against Autumn and the evolution of the Negators Undead and Unluck, Billy finds himself confronted by Juiz, the leader of the Union. Juiz reveals to him that the mysterious artifacts are in fact weapons designed to defeat God, and that the Ark possesses only enough power for a single remaining loop. She urges Billy to set aside their differences and join forces once more, placing their final hopes on Unluck to achieve their shared goal of defeating God. However, Billy refuses this offer, leading Juiz to realize that his true intention is to seize both the Ark and Apocalypse for himself.
Billy's role in the story is that of an antagonist whose actions drive much of the conflict in this arc. Rather than simply opposing the Union out of malice, his strategy involves holding UMA Winter hostage as a bargaining chip, using the threat of the season's unchecked power to negotiate for the Roundtable and ultimately the Ark. When negotiations break down, he plunges into a brutal confrontation with Juiz, utilizing the abilities of other Negators alongside his marksmanship to counter her assault. Demonstrating his tactical acumen, Billy anticipates that Juiz has entrusted Apocalypse to Andy and Fuuko, prompting him to dispatch assassins to intercept the pair from the air as they transport Autumn's core.
The key relationship in this arc is between Billy and Juiz, former allies whose shared purpose has fractured into opposing visions of how to achieve the same ultimate goal. Juiz believes in Fuuko as the better candidate to wield Unluck and carry their hopes forward, while Billy declares that the Union and everything it represented was merely ammunition in his quest to slay God. This ideological clash reveals the depth of his conviction and the cold pragmatism that now defines him. During their fight, when Spoil manages to strike him with a Decay Beam, Juiz realizes with shock that Billy is not using his Unjustice ability, confirming that his betrayal is genuine and complete. The battle results in Juiz losing an arm to Billy's power, forcing her to retreat.
Billy's development in Winter Hen marks a significant escalation from his previous role as a former Union member. His personality, once seemingly carefree and easygoing, is revealed to conceal a resolute determination that borders on ruthlessness. He remains calm and calculating even as he orchestrates a plan that puts him in direct opposition to his former comrades, showing no hesitation in deploying UMAs as weapons or sending assassins against targets he considers obstacles. His statement that he has truly betrayed the Union underscores a complete ideological and emotional break from his past allegiances.
Regarding notable abilities, Billy operates as a Negator with the alias Unbelievable, though his most prominently displayed power in Winter Hen is Unjustice, which he employs to devastating effect against Juiz. Beyond his own Negator abilities, he demonstrates the capacity to utilize other Negators' powers in combat, combining these borrowed abilities with his expert marksmanship to create a versatile and unpredictable fighting style. His proficiency with pistols is a consistent hallmark of his combat approach, allowing him to engage effectively even against formidable opponents like Juiz. His strategic mind proves equally formidable, as he successfully anticipates his enemies' movements and positions his forces to counter them at multiple points simultaneously.