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Ritsuka Fujimaru

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Ritsuka Fujimaru
Fate/Grand Order

Ritsuka Fujimaru (藤丸 立香, Fujimaru Ritsuka?) is a Master acting under Chaldea Security Organization for the purpose of completing the Grand Orders to restore the Human Order in Fate/Grand Order. They are contracted with Shielder Mash Kyrielight and possess additional contracts with many Servants summoned into Chaldea. The name and gender of Ritsuka can be actively changed by the player, with the nicknames Gudao (ぐだ男, Guda-o?) and Gudako (ぐだ子, Guda-ko?) being often used by fans for the male and female version respectively, rather than their proper name.

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Ritsuka Fujimaru, known as Gudao or Gudako, serves as a Master in the Chaldea Security Organization. They have a contract with Shielder Mash Kyrielight and provisional contracts with various Servants in Chaldea. Their mission is to fulfill the Grand Orders and reestablish the Human Order in Fate/Grand Order.
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Background[]

As a self-insert for the player, Fujimaru has very few background details or connections to other people or events. They are simply "someone who just happened to see a recruitment flyer at a station, applied and got accepted into the job, and somehow ended up getting taken into the Chaldea Security Organization",[6] effectively having joined Chaldea on a whim[2] while being a civilian with no training or combat experience.[7] They are acting as a newly established Master candidate of Chaldea whose only purpose is shoring up numbers.[8]

When they were younger, Fujimaru had a next-door neighbor, an old man who was a veteran of World War II. Though everyone had left him after the war and had been living alone for 20 years since then, the old man held no resentment over what had happened to him. They befriended the old man when they were in junior high school, and were upset to hear that at the end he was left behind with nothing in return. The old man corrected them when he heard this, telling them "There were sad and painful things, but when I look back they become trivial and insignificant. And it's not a lonely life either. After all, I am talking to you." When the old man died a few days afterwards, Fujimaru did not cry for him, as they realized that life can be wonderful even if it is not rewarded.[9]

According to the Shimousa manga adaptation, Fujimaru was part of their school's volleyball team.[10]

They are described as being in their late teens and below the legal drinking age, but their exact age is not specified. In "Wastehole of the Unsalvageable, Id", a world based on their memories of 2015, Fujimaru is in their second year of high school,[11] which in the Japanese school system would make them 16-17.

Appearance[]

Fujimaru is of average build, though more visibly muscular in the male version. Mash described them of medium height.[12] The male version has short unkempt dark brown hair and blue eyes, while the female version has shoulder-length red hair tied in a side-ponytail on the left side with a usually yellow hair band and a cowlick, and light orange eyes. Their Command Spells are located on their right hand and, contrarily to Hakuno Kishinami, differ in form between male and female version.

Fujimaru wears various different Mystic Codes.

  • Chaldea (カルデア, Karudea?)
  • Chaldea Combat Uniform (カルデア戦闘服, Karudea Sentō-fuku?)
  • Mage's Association Uniform (魔術協会制服, Majutsu Kyōkai Seifuku?)
  • Atlas Academy Uniform (アトラス院制服, Atorasu-in Seifuku?)
  • Anniversary Blonde (アニバーサリー・ブロンド, Anibāsarī Burondo?)
  • Royal Brand (ロイヤルブランド, Roiyaru Burando?)
  • Brilliant Summer (ブリリアントサマー, Buririanto Samā?)
  • Memory of Lunar Mare (月の海の記憶, Tsuki no Umi no Kioku?)
  • Memoria of the Far Side of the Moon (月の裏側の記憶, Tsuki no Uragawa no Kioku?)
  • Fragment of Year 2004 (2004年の断片?)
  • Arctic Region Chaldea Uniform (極地用カルデア制服, Kyokuchi-yō Karudea Seifuku?)
  • Tropical Summer (トロピカルサマー?)
  • Ceremonial New Year (晴れの新年, Hare no Shin-nen?)
  • Captain Chaldea (キャプテン・カルデア?)
  • Fifth True Theoretical Factor(True Ether) Environment Purpose Chaldea Uniform (第五真説要素環境用カルデア制服?)
  • Chaldea Pathfinder (カルデア・パスファインダー?)
  • Halloween Royalty (ハロウィン・ロイヤリティ?)
  • Decisive-Battle Chaldea Uniform (決戦用カルデア制服?)
  • Souya High School Uniform (総耶高校学生服?)
  • New Year's Attire (新春の装い?)


Personality[]

Their alignment is Neutral Good,[4] but the Lion King, one of Chaldea's enemies, defined them as a soul who “knows good but commits evil, and allows evil while being good.”[13] James Moriarty similarly describes Fujimaru as "good, yet not hating evil, tormented by evil, yet carrying on doing good".[14] They are highly empathetic and have a gift when it comes to dealing with Servants, in no small part because they believe that everyone has something about them that deserves respect even if their views are irreconcilable, and are able to form strong ties with even the most dangerous and unstable of Servants summoned by Chaldea. While they are aware that their own skill as a magus is questionable at best, they trust in their Servants to act as their strength in their stead.

According to quotes from Kadoc Zemlupus and Goredolf Musik, they are known for their foolhardiness and willingness to go to great lengths to help others. This was evidenced by their attempt to bring back the carcass of Specimen E for further research, despite its ominous appearance. However, their efforts were ultimately in vain as the carcass disintegrated into a cloud of dust upon contact with Fujimaru's hand, demonstrating their courage in the face of danger.

Their unwavering perseverance has been a constant companion throughout their journeys across multiple lostbelts and singularities. Without it, their journey would have ended long ago. Their bravery, courage, and unyieldingness are put to the ultimate test during the final battle against ORT in the South American Lostbelt, where they refused to give up and continue to weaken the monstrous entity, even at the cost of losing servants in every battle, all in the hope of finally destroying it once and for all.

The authoritative Chaldea Director Olga Marie Animusphere described them as “Quiet, but with some nerve”[7] and Sasaki Kojirou noted they lacked the pride displayed by most mages.[15] The goddess Quetzalcoatl noted their discipline, righteousness and earnestness,[16] and Mash remarked on their flexibility in being able to adapt to almost any situation regardless of how extreme or bizarre it might be. Meltryllis reflected fondly on their kindness in helping her when she had nothing to offer them in return and their willingness to trust her despite having no reason to do so.[17] Shakespeare described them as someone with an Iron Heart and will despite being weak to compliment Mash who was a iron body knight with a weak heart. Merlin treats Fujimaru similarly to the kings he watched over in the past he also believes in the Master, the hope of human history; he shall lend his power to the utmost; and then he shall entertain himself relaxingly. Merlin's desire is to carve open a path for Fujimaru's own destiny, to watch him off as he walks towards the future, to gaze at that kind of "beautiful view". Hakuno Kishinami considered them to be earnest enough to take their joking claim to be Francisco Xavier seriously, and when they later met in person they saw him as both a capable kouhai and a Master worthy of representing humanity just as they had done in the Moon Cell. In her last moments, U-Olga Marie thought of Ritsuka as a person able to show kindness to anyone, even their enemies.

Early in their role as a Master, when pressured by Shadow Servants during the Fuyuki Singularity, they were able to stay calm when the Director and Mash panicked,[18] a composure that was repeatedly noted during other missions.[19] After being defeated by Fujimaru's Servants, Vlad III praised Fujimaru's abilities as a commander and asked them to summon him in the future.[20]

Mash recognizes Fujimaru as her senpai, a role she defines as “someone inherently human and of average status, not the best but a normal person who strives to do their best, who doesn't hurt others and never gives up. An upright human being.”[21] Cú Chulainn echoes this sentiment that Ritsuka is "the most human of all humans I know"- always trying their best, borrowing the wisdom of those that came before them, dreaming of a better future, and always being willing to fight for that future even against impossible odds.

Fujimaru initially displays very little sign of stress despite having been thrust into a supernatural war to save the planet where their defeat will mean the annihilation of humanity. This is not true within the Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia anime, in which Ritsuka is shown having a flashback to the death of Director Olga Marie Animusphere. He expresses a sense of powerlessness, unable to save others.

This changes after the climax of the Russian Lostbelt, in which Fujimaru is paralyzed by the spoken out repercussions of having to murder their former allies and causing a world to die that theirs might live. Something they have known but pushed through to continue. It is not until Patxi sacrifices himself to save them that they break out of this state, and they remain deeply conflicted throughout the next few Lostbelts. Additionally, Ritsuka is aware that as a provisional Master they could be replaced at any time and does not know if culling the Lostbelts will even be able to restore Proper Human History. Even so, Ritsuka refuses to succumb to despair and is always ready to keep fighting for the sake of humanity's future and their own wish to keep on living, following Dr. Roman's example of wanting to see their journey through to the end regardless of what it might entail. Since then, their resolve has only grown to a degree bordering on the superhuman, with their being able to survive even the most horrific of mental assaults without their will being broken.


Events within the game and character dialogue present the fact that Fujimaru is apparently a fan of mecha-themed pop culture, such as Gundam; this is one of the few actual interests or hobbies the character has which remains consistent throughout Fate/Grand Order. As well, in the South American Lostbelt Kadoc Zemlupus wonders if Fujimaru is interested in paleontology after they easily list off the dates of the Mesozoic Era.[22]

In the anime adaptation of Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia, Fujimaru reveals that Ushiwakamaru was his childhood hero.

Fujimaru's dream is to open a bakery with the person they love.[23]

Role[]

Fate/Grand Order[]

Fujimaru is to act as a Master who uses FATE to summon Servants for the purpose of completing Grand Orders to correct distortions in human history.[8]

Observer on Timeless Temple[]

Aside from the Fate/Grand Order game, different parts of this story arc are covered in the Fate/Grand Order drama CD, the manga Fate/Grand Order ~mortalis:stella~ and Fate/Grand Order ~turas réalta~, the movie First Order and the animated series Fate/Grand Order -The Absolute Demon Battlefront Babylonia-. The protagonist is always presented as male Ritsuka Fujimaru in these adaptations.

Prologue[]

The protagonist was the last of the 48 newly induced Masters to arrive at Chaldea, and one of the 10 public applicants for the role. They didn't properly wake up from the Spiritron Dive of an introductory simulated battle and sleep-walked to the main hall of Chaldea, where they were found by Fou who guided Mash Kyrielight to wake them. When Professor Lev Lainur came to check the commotion, he recognized them as one of the Master candidates and directed them to Director Olga Marie Animusphere's orientation speech.

Still suffering from the Dive's aftereffects, the protagonist fell asleep during the speech while on the front row, angering the Director and being left out of the first mission. In their personal room, they met Doctor Romani Archaman, who used the unassigned room to slack off after having also been threw out by the Director. When an explosion erupted in the Command Room, they followed Romani to help potential survivors.

Though they found a gravely wounded Mash, they were trapped when the emergency bulkhead closed after Romani left to activate emergency power. With the procedure still ongoing[4] and the Klein Coffins having locked themselves due to low Rayshift success rates,[24] the protagonist were automatically registered as a Master and rayshifted to the first singularity.[4] Prior to the rayshift, the protagonist fought their fear of the surrounding danger to take Mash's hand and support her as she was dying. According to Mash, this display of the innate good in some humans is what convinced her Heroic Spirit to awaken.[25]

Flame Contaminated City: Fuyuki[]

As soon as they woke up in the destroyed Fuyuki City, the protagonist were forced into establishing a contract by Mash, who had become a Demi-Servant, providing magical energy and combat orders for her before communications were established with Chaldea.[26] While searching for a Leyline terminal to set up a summoning circle, they encountered the Director, who ordered them to investigate the reason for Fuyuki's destruction[24] while planning to get rid of the protagonist to replace them with an experienced Master for Mash.[27] She was unaware that her body was already dead and only her residual thoughts had been converted to spiritron.[28]

The group eventually met the Shadow Servants born from the corrupted Holy Grail War and were nearly killed when Cu Chulainn intervened and formed a contract with the protagonist in order to win the War and end the Singularity.[18] To teach Mash how to use her Noble Phantasm, and to strengthen the bond with her Master, Caster attacked the protagonist to push Mash past her limits.[29] Despite the great stress put on their untrained magic circuits by the contract[30] and the revelation that Lev Lainur was an enemy of humanity, the protagonist and Mash managed to defeat Artoria Pendragon, end the singularity and leave before the collapse of the underground cave of the Holy Grail.

When the protagonist woke up, they were warned by Leonardo da Vinci that they had become a “main character” of human history. In the Command Room, Roman, acting commander of Chaldea, explained that with all other Master candidates dead or gravely wounded and cryopreserved in their coffins, and the outside world already destroyed, the protagonist was the last Master of Chaldea, and tasked them and Mash with the Grand Order of preserving humanity by means of correcting the seven singularities threatening the foundation of human history before its final collapse at the turn of 2017.[28][Note 1]

The protagonist then set out to correct the seven main singularities, as well as several sub-singularities and related time-space anomalies.

Hundred Years' War of the Evil Dragons: Orleans[]

Shortly after the events of Fuyuki, the protagonist and Mash were deployed to the singularity of 1431 in France, this time by conventional Rayshift. Upon arriving, the protagonist noticed an unnatural band of light in the sky.[31] The party encountered a weakened Jeanne d'Arc, and joined her efforts to retake the city of Orleans controlled by the Dragon Witch, another Jeanne d'Arc.[32]

The group was confronted by the Dragon Witch and her servants while searching for intel, but Jeanne refused to flee[33] and a fight begun against Berserker Vlad III and Berserker Assassin Carmilla. The Chaldean and Jeanne were overpowered by the Dragon Witch's servants until they were helped by stray servants Marie Antoinette and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and retreated[34] to a nearby leyline. Overnight, their base camp was attacked by Berserker Rider Martha, who revealed only the dragon slayer in the city of Lyon could kill the Dragon Witch.[35]

While searching for the dragon slayer in the destroyed Lyon, the group were warned of the arrival of the dragon Fafnir but the protagonist ignored Roman's advice to flee and stayed with Jeanne to search for the dragon slayer,[36] who was revealed to be Siegfried. Though wounded, Siegfried managed to use Balmung to repel Fafnir and give the group a chance to retreat, but the fatigued protagonist slowed the group down and they were forced to fight Berserker Lancelot and Berserker Assassin Charles-Henri Sanson.[37]

In order to find a saint able to cure Siegfried's cursed wound, the group split up and the Chaldeans traveled with Amadeus and Siegfried. During a conversation about one's humanity, Amadeus urged Mash to view the protagonist as their professor on the matter.[38] In Thiers, the Chaldeans met wandering servants Elizabeth Báthory and Kiyohime, the latter getting infatuated in the protagonist and insisting on forming a contract with them. With the help of saint Georgios, Siegfried's curse was dispelled and the group went on to retake Orleans,[39] where they destroyed Fafnir, the Dragon Witch, her servants and Caster Gilles de Rais, holder of the singularity's Holy Grail.[40]

Eternal Madness Empire: Septem[]

Prior to being rayshifted to the second singularity of 60 AD in the Roman Empire, Mash worried that the protagonist may had shared her night's dream, a known phenomenon between Master and Servant.[41] Upon Rayshift, they helped Nero Claudius to repel invaders of the United Roman Empire led by Caligula and were taken as allies to Rome.[42] When the Chaldeans learned that a foreign court mage had appeared to help the United Empire, they knew it was Lev Lainur and, seeking revenge for the Director's death,[43] embarked to the frontlines of Gaul, though they were slowed because the protagonist could not ride horses.[44]

Gaul was eventually retaken with the defeat of Gaius Julius Caesar.[45] While traveling back to Rome, the group made a detour to investigate rumors of the appearance of a god on a nearby island, at the insistance of Nero and Roman.[46] After a rough travel by sea, the group killed Caligula and learned the location of the United Empire's capital from Stheno.[47]

During the battles to reach the United Empire's capital, Nero's general Boudica was taken prisoner by enemy general Alexander, and the protagonist decided to follow Nero to breach the capital and get Boudica back rather than waiting to regroup.[48] When Nero was confronted by Romulus while Mash was away, the protagonist helped her regain her morale and belief that she was worthy of being a roman emperor, then followed her with a elite force to take out the emperor of the United Empire.[49]

With Romulus killed, Lev Lainur revealed his true identity as the Demon God Flauros. Though defeated, he used the Grail to summon Altera, who immediately killed her summoner and destroyed the United Empire's palace before moving toward Rome.[50] She was then killed by Nero and the Chaldeans, who recovered the Grail and ended the singularity. Back in Chaldea, Mash offered a massage to the protagonist, but they fled when Mash mentioned that she was bad at giving them.[51]

Sealed Ends of the Four Seas: Okeanos[]

Before rayshifting to the endless ocean of 1573, the protagonist shared Mash's dreams for the first time.[52] Landing on a pirate ship, the Chaldeans were brought to Francis Drake, holder of the era's original Holy Grail, and secured the help of her powers and crew in the search of the foreign Holy Grail.[53]

After taking on board servants Asterios and Euryale from a nearby leyline island,[54] the group was engaged by the pirates of Edward Teach, tasked to recover Drake's Holy Grail. During the battle, the protagonist was targeted by Hector, who sought to shorten the battle by taking down the enemy Master.[55] In their next encounter, Hector betrayed Teach, took his Holy Grail and kidnapped Euryale.[56] Drake's ship followed him to his Master Jason of the Argonauts and recovered Euryale, but they were overwhelmed by Heracles. When Jason offered to stop Heracles' rampage if the Chaldeans gave back Euryale, the protagonist refused. Heracles was eventually stopped by Asterios, who threw himself in the ocean with Heracles after thanking the protagonist for calling him by his human name and not his name as a monster.[57]

After finding David and the Ark, which Jason was told would grant him great powers if he sacrificed Euryale, the protagonist came up with a plan to defeat Heracles. Using Euryale and themselves to lure the berserker to the Ark, and the rest of the servants would force him to touch it, instantly killing him by bypassing his God Hand Noble Phantasm.[58] After boarding the Argo and killing Hector, Medea Lily extracted Jason's Grail and turned him into the Demon God Forneus. With the defeat of Forneus, the servants of the singularity vanished, but Medea and David both confirmed that the mastermind behind the Incineration of Humanity was most likely Solomon.[59]

The Mist City: London[]

On rayshifting to 1888 London, the protagonist first displayed their “Poison Resistance Skill (Temporary)” when they were unharmed by the magic-saturated Demonic Fog of the singularity. Roman theorized it originated from a high poison resistance or blessing skill from Mash's original servant.[60] They were then introduced to Mordred and Henry Jekyll, investigating the fog. The Chaldeans first assisted the investigation of Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory, where they killed Mephistopheles and rescued Fran, an artificial human.[61]

During the investigation of a rampaging living book, Mordred, feeling uneasy about Mash's lack of confidence, suddenly declared a training fight, and the protagonist tried to interpose to no effect.[62] When word reached the group that Scotland Yard was under attack by a servant, Mordred and the Chaldeans went to intervene, with Mash carrying the protagonist to get there in time. They killed Jack the Ripper and met Paracelsus von Hohenheim, one of the creators of the fog,[63] which they killed during their next sortie.

The death of Paracelsus was met with a surge of activities from enemy Helter Skelters, constructs emanating from a Noble Phantasm which origin Fran could track to Charles Babbage, another creator of the fog.[64] Following Babbage's revelations, the Chaldeans and Mordred went underground to find the source of the fog and its final creator, Makiri Zolgen. Planning to use the fog's energy to catalyze the summon of a servant powerful enough to ignite the fog and destroy Britain, he turned into Demon God Barbatos, and managed to complete the invocation of Nikola Tesla with a light Madness Enhancement, before being finished off by Mordred.[65]

Made stronger by the fog, Tesla nearly reached the ignition point of the fog but was confronted by fellow lightning servant Sakata Kintoki, who used his Golden Spark to clear the fog in a large zone, giving enough time for the Chaldeans and Mordred to kill Tesla. They were then forced into one last fight when Lancer Artoria Pendragon Alter was summoned from the fog.

As they went back underground to collect the grail, the group was confronted by Grand Caster Solomon, who wiped out most of the servants as a taunt to the efforts of Chaldea. As Solomon was leaving, the protagonist stepped forward to ask his reasons for incinerating humanity. Solomon scolded them for insisting on living despite being mortal before disappearing, ending the singularity.[66]

North American Myth War: E Pluribus Unum[]

Prior to the rayshift to the 1783 North American singularity, the protagonist relived Mash's past in dreams for the second time and learned of her limited lifespan and secluded life. When they tried to confront Dr. Roman, Mash happened to be with him and the protagonist postponed the conversation.[67]

On arrival, the Chaldeans were involved in a battle between the United Western States and Celts and managed to force both sides to retreat before the protagonist was put unconscious after getting caught in the blast radius of a cannonball.[68] Brought to their camp by American forces, the protagonist closely escaped amputative treatment by Florence Nightingale when Mash intervened and healed their wounds with a Scroll of Healing. The Chaldeans enrolled the help of Nightingale by offering a mean of ending the war before they had to push back Lancers Diarmuid Ua Duibhne and Fionn Mac Cumhaill.[69]

When the Chaldeans and Nightingale tried to leave the camp, they were captured by Helena Blavatsky and Karna and transported to Washington to meet with the Presi-king of the United Western State Thomas Edison. By threatening to target the protagonist with their mechanized units, they ensured the Chaldeans would not try to escape until they met the king. When he asked Chaldea for their help in order to seize the Grail and stabilize this singularity to create an eternal America, the protagonist refused, against the opinion of Roman who advised a temporary alliance,[70] as they didn't want to betray any promise they would make.

The Chaldeans were kept prisoner in a jail cutting the energy flow from the protagonist to their servants before they were freed by Geronimo[71] and brought to his ally Rama to find a cure for the death curse gained during his fight with Cú Chulainn Alter. In order to strengthen Rama's existence enough to surpass the curse, the Chaldeans and Geronimo's forces went searching for Sita, as well as assassination specialists to eliminate the Celtic leaders.[72] Forcibly spearheaded by Nightingale, they recruited Archers Robin Hood and Billy the Kid,[73] Lancer Elisabeth Bathory, summoned for the third time to Mash's and the protagonist's musical displeasure,[74] and Nero. They also defeated Fergus mac Róich, who revealed Sita was held captive on Alcatraz Island.[75]

After a night's rest to allow the protagonist to sleep, the Chaldeans, Nightingale, Rama and Elisabeth left for Alcatraz while Geronimo, Robin, Nero and Billy went ahead to Washington D.C., the Celts' capital, to attempt the assassination.[76] Having transferred Rama's curse to Sita and beaten Diarmuid and Fionn, they went East to regroup with Robin, sole survivor of the failed assassination attempt.[77] In his escape, Robin received the help of Scáthach, who denied to end the singularity herself, entrusting the fate of the world to the living. Before leading the attack on Washington, Nightingale insisted on trying to reason with Edison again, which the protagonist agreed with.[78]

Having accepted that the Celts could not be defeated with his methods, Edison lent his army to the Chaldeans. In the two-prongs strategy devised by the Americans, the distribution of servants was entrusted to the protagonist's judgment, as they were the most used to command servants.[79] Recognizing the danger of a servant army bolstered by their devotion to a Master, Cú Chulainn Alter ordered to meet the American armies with full force[80] and personally came to confront the protagonist. Initially overpowered, the Chaldeans received the help of Merlin, whose distraction enabled a dying Karna to unleash his Noble Phantasm and force Cú Chulainn to retreat. The protagonist also accepted to battle with Arjuna, settling his mind about his next objective after his rival Karna's death.[81]

The Chaldeans and the South Army managed to push toward Washington and confronted Cú Chulainn and Medb in the White House. When Medb was killed, she used the Grail to summon 28 Demon Pillars against the Northern Army, using the concept of the Clan Calatin as containers. However, the wish giving immense power to Cú Chulainn also disappeared with her,[82] enabling the Chaldeans to defeat him while Arjuna used his Noble Phantasm to wipe out the Clan Calatin. As he died, Cú Chulainn invoked the Demon God Halphas, which defeat ended the singularity.[83]

Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot[]

Prior to being sent to 13th century Jerusalem, the protagonist confronted Romani about Mash, and the doctor explained her true nature as a designer baby with determined lifespan and host of a dormant Heroic Spirit, to the protagonist's anger. They however reluctantly agreed not to act different toward Mash despite this knowledge and were rayshifted along with Mash, Fou and Da Vinci.[21]

The chaldeans exited rayshift in a desert during a sandstorm and were attacked by a Sphinx. After fending the Phantasmal off, Da Vinci guided the group toward a water source[84] and provided a mana-blocking mask to ease the protagonist's breathing in the mana-dense atmosphere of the location. Approaching a temple, a fight broke with a group of warriors led by Hassan of the Hundred Personas, fleeing the temple with a prisoner. The attackers eventually fled and the chaldeans freed their prisoner, Nitocris, who retaliated, thinking they were her abductors.

The chaldeans were helped by a passing warrior, presenting himself as Lucius, who used the Irish Divine Construct Airgetlám to kill Nitocris' Phantasmals and force her to listen to reason. Flustered by her mistake and pressed insistently by the protagonist, Nitocris led the chaldeans to the temple of Ramesseum Tentyris.[85] On temple grounds, Da Vinci observed that the desert itself was an anomaly brought to 13th century AD from 14th century BC along with its ruler, Ozymandias. Ozymandias revealed that the battle for Jerusalem was never fought due to Chaldea being too slow to correct other singularities. The Sun King reveald he was in possession of the singularity's grail, which he had acquired after being summoned by the Crusaders. He however denied being allied with Solomon, nor being responsible for the destabilization of the era, the culprit being the Holy City's current ruler, called the Lion King.

Ozymandias provided the chaldeans with provisions and ordered them to investigate the Holy City for themselves before they would to fight him for the grail. Da Vinci built a makeshift all-purpose vehicle to facilitate transport,[86] offering the protagonist a joyride until the edge of the desert. Further, they discovered a land scorched by the ongoing incineration of humanity and had to fend off ghoulish humans, though the protagonist managed to spare all attackers. Both them and Mash elected to leave some provisions behind for them, against Da Vinci's opinion.

Having reestablished communications with Chaldea, the group witnessed the massacre of civilians by an Archer knight bearing a Gift, making any fight against him suicidal. After burying the civilians, the chaldeans continued toward the Holy City, helping civilians fend off bandits in exchange for information, such as the role of the Lion King in the defeat of the Crusaders and his monthly admission of new citizens in the Holy City, rumored to be the only chance of survival in the dying world.[19]

Approaching the Holy City, the chaldeans had a skirmish with the bandits of the Muslim merchant Saruhan, who warned them not to attempt entering the city. Approaching the crowded gates under cloaks to investigate, the chaldeans arrived just as Gawain appeared, conjuring the sun through his Gift and beginning the admittance ceremony. After the Lion King selected three civilians he perceived as pure enough of soul to become a citizen of the Holy City, Gawain and his Enforcement Knights began slaughtering the thousand remaining civilians. The protagonist ordered to pierce the knight's cordon to help some civilians to escape, but Mash engaged combat with Gawain while protecting a child.

With Mash's will faltering against Gawain, the protagonist bought time by calling the knight's actions in question. Gawain claimed that Arthur, the Lion King, sought to create a perfect kingdom that would survive the end of times, and scolded Mash for entering a fight with a weak fighting spirit. Lucius, revealed to be Sir Bedivere, intervened by destroying Gawain's Gift with Airgetlám, and with Mash carrying Bedivere and the protagonist carrying the child, they fled the gates in Da Vinci's vehicle.[87]

Out the the knights' reach, Bedivere arranged for the civilians to escort the chaldeans and him to the mountains controlled by the assassins, so they wouldn't be attacked on sight. The chaldeans also agreed to help Bedivere confront Arthur, though the knights were granted powerful Gifts by the Holy Grail of the Savior, the actual Holy Grail of Arthurian legends. Before the refugees could reach the mountains, they were tracked down by Lancelot and Da Vinci sacrificed herself and the vehicle in an explosion.[88]

In the mountains, the refugees and chaldeans were taken in the eastern village by Arash and Hassan of the Cursed Arm. The protagonist also convinced Bedivere not to return to the Holy City alone and gained Arash as an ally. They also refused to surrender to the Lion King when this plan was submitted by Bedivere. After proving their strength in a fight, Cursed Arm accepted the help of the chaldeans in the rebellion against the Lion King.[89]

When an alarm was set in the western village, the chaldeans, Arash and Cursed Arm went to fight Mordred. To cover the distance, Arash used a powered-down Noble Phantasm to launch the servants with a slab attached to an arrow, and ensured the protagonist survived the trip. As the rebels battled with Mordred, he threatened to unleash the full power of his Noble Phantasm, taking out both the village and himself, but Arash called to the knight's pride to convince him to leave and wait for the chance of a rematch.[90]

Though the Western Village was saved, it was protected by Hassan of the Hundred Personas, who resented the chaldeans for foiling her abduction of Nitocris. Cursed Arm suggested a way to prove their loyalty to the cause while helping in another matter, and the protagonist readily accepted to save another Hassan captured by the knights in a nearby fort.[91] On the way, the protagonist went to help Xuanzang Sanzang, whom they already knew from a subsingularity, and was elected to be her latest disciple.[92]

With the fort receiving the visit of the Lion King's adjutant Agravain soon, Hundred Personas was left to mount a diversion while the others infiltrated the fort. After they jumped over the wall, with Cursed Arm carrying Sanzang and Mash the protagonist, the group rescued Tawara Touta and Hassan of Serenity. Since Serenity was bound with Agravain's anti-Servant chains, the protagonist freed her and when both tripped and fell, their lips accidentally touched. The temporary anti-poison skill of the protagonist shielded them from her poisonous touch and Serenity immediately grew attached to them.

Agravain however confronted them with his Enforcement Knights and asked Sanzang to join the protectors of the Holy City as a replacement for Gareth. He however retracted his offer when he heard Sanzang had reached Egypt, and was forced to flee before Serenity's poison.[93] Using Touta's Noble Phantasm, the Western Village went into a feast of rice when they returned, with only Cursed Arm, Mash and the protagonist not participating to defend against wild beasts. When Mash called the significance of this happiness into question because the participants would disappear with the singularity, the protagonist argued that “its meaning will remain, even if it gets erased.”

At dawn, the servants gathered to discuss an assault on the Holy City, but concluded that they would need a force formidable enough to kill Gawain. With Lancelot on the enemy side, the only potent enough force the rebels could gather would be that of the First Hassan, and the group went to awaken him at the Shrine of Azrael.[94] There, the First Hassan took over Serenity's body and engaged in combat, saying he would judge the outcome of the fight and claim the souls of the slain. Under the protagonist's orders, Serenity's spirit origin was spared, and the First Hassan accepted the result, though when questioning if Chaldea's goal was to kill the Lion King, the protagonist could not affirm it.

Though the First Hassan promised to kill Gawain, he sent the protagonist to the Atlas Institute to learn about the start of the singularity beforehand.[95] On the way back, they found the Eastern Village besieged by Tristan, but he fled as the Lion King used Rhongomyniad to destroy the two villages. Arash used his own Noble Phantasm and his life to block the attack and save the Eastern village. Leaving the Hassans to gather the rebel forces, the chaldeans headed for the desert.[96] There, they were invited into the Institute by Sherlock Holmes.[97]

Holmes revealed he had already intervened in the background during the London singularity, where he was given a case by Babbage involving phantom spirits he would have to solve before joining Chaldea. Guiding the chaldeans to the Tri-Hermes computer, Holmes praised the protagonist's fighting abilities and their success in maintaining contracts with numerous servants for an extended period of time. With Tri-Hermes, Holmes also revealed a connection between Romani and the Fuyuki Holy Grail War, the True Name of Mash's servant, Galahad, and the goal of the Lion King, to absorb the Holy City into Rhongomyniad, a Tower at the Ends of the World, to store a sample of mankind after the incineration of human history.[98]

Outside the Institute, Mash confronted and defeated Lancelot, who accepted to lay down his loyalty and act on his doubt about the Lion King by joining the rebels. He also revealed the refugees camp he had secretely set up, where the chaldeans were reunited with Da Vinci.[99] To take on the Lion King, the protagonist suggested asking Ozymandias for help and a party was sent to the desert. On the way, Da Vinci talked to the protagonist about Romani's past and assured that despite his secrets, the doctor was an ally.[100] After defeating the Sun King's troops, Sanzang challenged him to use his power to save the world instead of only protecting his own people. Though Ozymandias accepted the idea, he used the grail to invoke the demon pillar Aamon and changed into Divine Spirit Amun-Ra so the chaldeans would prove they had the power to see this task to the end. When Sanzang used her Noble Phantasm, Ozymandias was turned back and another fight broke before Ozymandias gave the grail to the chaldeans and pledged his Sphinx armies to the rebels,[101] adding to the nine thousands convinced to fight by the chaldeans' actions.[25]

Helped by a sandstorm summoned by the First Hassan, the alliance besieged the Holy City. Using the fist of compassion from her Final Buddha Palm Noble Phantasm, Sanzang blew the gates of Camelot impervious to malign attacks, opening the way into the city while the First Hassan battled with Gawain,[102] leaving the task of defeating the Lion King to the chaldeans, entitled by “the will of heaven.” Though the Lion King began to invoke the Tower, Ozymandias used the lightning cannon Meryamun, then his own Noble Phantasm to shatter it, while Nitocris repelled Rhongomyniad's Light of Judgement with her Mirror of the Underworld, though both eventually sacrificed their Spirit Origin.[103]

With Mordred, Tristan and Gawain defeated, the chaldeans reached the throne of the Lion King, revealed to be the Divine Spirit Goddess Rhongomyniad. Being a human while the servants were susceptible to the Goddess' godly authority, the protagonist denied her utopia of an eternal humanity, comparing it to pinning butterflies on a board.[13] Bedivere then revealed the true nature of his Noble Phantasm, the Excalibur he had failed to return to Arthur for 1,500 years, and asked the protagonist to give him the final order to strike the king with it in combat. After Bedivere disappeared, the Lion King asked for a final fight, but with the grail already in Chaldea's hands and Rhongomyniad destroyed, the singularity started its restoration and the chaldeans were sent back. Before they disappeared, the Lion King, having reached a divinity similar to Solomon's, revealed that his throne was hidden out of time, and that the seventh grail sent back by his own hand to a time before his own would let Chaldea reach their final enemy. She also warned that Chaldea would face the Evils of Humanity, and instructed the protagonist to gather “stars”, Heroic Spirits with their strongest bonds of trust.[104]

Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia[]

With little time left before the end of 2017, the protagonist and Mash were rayshifted to 2600 B.C. Mesopotamia. The protagonist was fitted with a special scarf made by Da Vinci, reproducing the mana-filtering effects of the mask they worn in Egypt during the sixth singularity.[105]

After crash-landing in the ruined city of Babylon, the protagonist was hit by the falling pseudo-servant Ishtar, who angrily left the chaldeans to fend off against an army of Demonic Beasts. They received the help of a warrior presenting themselves as Enkidu,[106] who offered to guide them to Uruk. While making a detour to avoid beasts, they ran into Merlin and girl he called Ana, who revealed Enkidu was already dead. The pretender engaged in a one-way fight, but they were led away by Ana's attacks combined to Merlin's illusions, saving the chaldeans. Summoned by King Gilgamesh, Merlin revealed that he had been supporting Chaldea from his tower in Avalon and rooting for the protagonist as a being mostly condemned to passive observation. He also informed the chaldeans that humanity was under attack by the Three Goddesses Alliance.

After three days of march, the group arrived to Uruk to meet with King Gilgamesh,[107] who already knew about the presence and mission of the Chaldeans.The king suddenly engaged a fight to test their resolve and power, and came out unhappy of their lack of understanding of the situation before sending them away. Mash and the protagonist insisted on informing him of the danger of the Grail, but Gilgamesh was already in its possession, though he refused to cede it to Chaldea. In order to recover the grail, the protagonist proposed to destroy the Three Goddesses Alliance and end the threat to Mesopotamia.

Gilgamesh mocked the proposal and drove the chaldeans out, telling them to first prove their usefulness by working their way up in helping Uruk's citizens. Despite his harshness, he instructed his assistant, High Priestess Siduri, to provide lodgings and food for the chaldeans,[108] where Mash set up the summoning circle and the protagonist got their first rest after three days in the singularity. During the next days of work, the chaldeans met the other servants summoned by Gilgamesh, Ushiwakamaru, Musashibou Benkei and Leonidas, and learnt the king's grail was the Greater Grail native from the era, leaving the whereabouts of Solomon's grail a mystery. The protagonist also asked Ana to contract with them, but she refused to take part in human affairs more than necessary to her own objective: a fight with the goddesses. 20 days after the chaldean's arrival, the protagonist offered bread to an old beggar, who presented themselves as Ziusu-dra and warned of the arrival of three storms, as well as cryptic advices on how to deal with them before vanishing.[109] The following night, the protagonist had a brief dream where the felt the sadness of someone lamenting the loss of loved ones, and of the second original sin of mankind: leaving “paradise”, the primordial sea.

Having gathered the population's approval, Gilgamesh eventually recognized the chaldean's usefulness and sent them on a mission to investigate Ur, a zone of different mythologicalystem where Gilgamesh's servants Amakusa Shirou and Fuuma Kotarou previously disappeared. They discovered that Ur's citizens survived by providing the Forest Goddess with daily sacrifices before being driven back to Uruk by the Divine Spirit Jaguar Man.[110] The next day, the bored king came along the chaldeans in a supply run to the Persian Gulf, where the fake Enkidu tried to kill them before retreating on instinct when Gilgamesh intervened.[111] Gilgamesh then dispatched the chaldeans to Ishtar's territory on a three-days mission to recover his Tablet of Destinies in Kutha, a city said to be cursed. In Kutha, all four members went to search different parts of the city, despite Mash's objection to leaving her Master unprotected.

During their explorations, the protagonist fell to the underworld, effectively being dead for a few minutes, and met Ziusu-dra, who entrusted them with a message for Merlin that all was well in the underworld. He then returned the protagonist to Kutha along with the tablet, before Ishtar engaged in a fight where the chaldeans managed to capture her for interrogation. However, they could only learn about her own circumstances before an army of undead appeared and forcd the group to flee from Kutha. The protagonist untied Ishtar before fleeing, explaining they trusted her not to be an actual menace for humanity. Ishtar helped the chaldeans break through the undead and left with a warning against entering the underworld.[112]

Back in Uruk, Gilgamesh had the protagonist read the tablet, which contained a plea to reach Solomon's throne in the Final Singularity. Gilgamesh then dispatched the chaldeans to help in the evacuation of Nippur,[113] but they found the city empty, the citizens already taken by the Demonic Beasts back to their lair. The fake Enkidu unleashed an Ugallu againts the force before attacking Ana, whom they declared was a bigger threat than the protagonist. After Fou teleported Ana away, the goddess of the north, incarnation of Tiamat and bearer of Solomon's Grail, unexpectedly joined the battle and declared she would kill Chaldea's last Mage herself. The only one not paralyzed by Tiamat's appearance, the protagonist urged Mash and Merlin to fight a retreat, but the goddess pushed forward, killing Ushiwakamaru and petrifying Leonidas, who still managed to identify the goddess' True Name: Gorgon.

Gorgon then switched her aims from the protagonist to Uruk and commanded her armies to break past the wall, but the fake Enkidu, who identified themelves as Kingu, talked her out of the plan and both retreated, promising to return in ten days. With Benkei abandoning the fight after having failed to follow Ushiwakamaru in battle, but new informations on the nature of the enemy,[114] Gilgamesh elected to negociate with the other two goddesses to take down Gorgon. Using the protagonist's experience in dealing with servants, they would start with convincing Ishtar to lend them the Bull of Heaven, Gugalanna. At Mount Ebih, the protagonist managed to buy Ishtar's help with a fraction of Gilgamesh's gems treasure (and less than the actual sum allowed by the king) and form a contract with her. Privately, Ishtar explained to the protagonist her objective of reconciliating gods and humans.[115] They would both continue to speak in the following days, with Ishtar changing appearance during their talks, though the protagonist electing to never point it out.

The second part of the king's plan entailed recovering the axe of Marduk, stranded in Eridu within the territory of the southern goddess, whom Ishtar revealed to be Quetzalcoatl. As soon as her True Name was revealed, Quetzalcoatl attacked Uruk, bringing back the soldiers she defeated with lucha libre with her in the jungle. Gilgamesh tasked the chaldeans to bring the fight to the goddess.[16] After unexpectedly recruiting Jaguar Warrior in the party, the chaldeans reached Eridu, but ran into Quetzalcoatl. The servants confronted the goddess while the protagonist, equipped by Jaguar with a replica of her Fearsome Club, ran up the goddess' pyramid to destroy the symbol of her divinity and lower of powers. Quetzalcoatl herself allowed their plan to go through, explaining her genuine amusement in fighting and her love for mankind and their struggle to survive. But following Ziusu-dra's advice, the protagonist rejected the concept of enjoying battle.

At the top of the pyramid, the protagonist was ready to smash the Sun Stone, Quetzalcoatl's second Noble Phantasm, when Romani described Quetzalcoatl as an evil goddess. The protagonist then realized Quetzalcoatl wasn't and could be won to their side with a convincing enough display of bravery from themselves as a human, rather than their servants. Jaguar and Ishtar agreed that a lucha libre attack would do, but to the protagonist's surprise and horror, the two goddesses also decided to throw them from two hundred meters high for greater effect. The bet paid off with Quetzalcoatl saving the protagonist from the fall and accepting to form a contract with them.[12] Leaving the transport of the giant axe of Marduk to Quetzalcoatl's flying minions, the group went back to Uruk, and discovered the death of Gilgamesh. Quetzalcoatl identified a gallû spirit of the third goddess, Ereshkigal, as the likely culprit. To save Gilgamesh, the groups headed to Kutha to rally the underworld and return the king to life by releasing his soul.[116]

Leaving Merlin, Ana and Quetzalcoatl behind as a security, Ishtar blew the ground of Kutha to make a passage to the underworld for her, Mash and the protagonist. With the strength of the chaldean's destiny growing thin in the underworld, the group sped through to Ereshkigal, meeting Gilgamesh and Ishtar gradually losing her power like in her legend. With Ereshkigal's appearance, the protagonist was further threatened by the intense drop in ambient pressure. She revealed her true form, which she had used to talk to the protagonist who had already guessed her identity. Still aiming to bring all of mankind in the depth where she was trapped, Ereshkigal engaged battle, then tried to convince the protagonist to finish her, though they refused to kill someone who wasn't actually evil. Her true intentions, to bring humans closer to her, were revealed by the intervention of Ziusu-dra, and she eventually promised to return the souls she planned to store and help against Gorgon if possible.[117]

Walking back from Kutha to Uruk, the protagonist, who refused to be transported by Ishtar and leave Mash walking, found the tale of their underworld mission already spread in the city and clay effigies of themselves sold in stands. The following day, the chaldeans and Uruk's army launched Operation Marduk Blitz, using the axe of Marduk to break the gates of the Blood Fort, drop Gorgon's Authority and kill her. The night before the fight, the protagonist spoke with Merlin and Ana, and tried to give her a flower crown made by the old lady she helped in Uruk, but she refused it on the ground that she could not deny her nature as a monster. In line with her wish to deny mankind's future as they denied Tiamat's, Gorgon proposed to spare the protagonist's life and make them the last human, but Mash and Ishtar called out Gorgon's fundamental flaws as Tiamat's incarnation. As the materialization of Gorgon's rejected kindness for humanity, Ana sacrificed herself and used her Immortality-denying scythe to kill Gorgon. The protagonist left her flower crown on the site of the battle.

Gorgon's defeat revealed Solomon's Grail was with Kingu, who engaged the chaldeans to avenge Gorgon. Moreover, Kingu revealed that Gorgon was only a remote manifestation of Tiamat's true form, who awoke with Gorgon's death. Along with powerful space-time quakes damaging Sheba back in Chaldea, about a hundred million Laḫmu poured from the blackened Persian Gulf and started devouring and transforming humans. Having contained Tiamat in the realm of dreams, Merlin was also killed during her awakening.[118] With Ishtar speeding to defend Uruk, Mash carried the protagonist to the Northen Wall to regroup with Quetzalcoatl and Jaguar Warrior, who then used the winged serpents to rally Uruk. The chaldeans momentarily repelled the Lahmu with great difficulty before the creatures retreated by themselves. While Gilgamesh intended to send the chaldeans investigate the Persian Gulf, the protagonist insisted to go to Eridu, the Lahmu's nest, when they learned Siduri had been captured by the creatures.[119]

In Eridu, the chaldeans and godesses witnessed the Lahmu evolve from killing humans, turn on Kingu and steal Solomon's Grail.[120] Chasing the Lahmu in possession of the Grail to the shores of the Persian Gulf, the chaldeans and Quetzalcoatl were confronted by a corrupted Ushiwakamaru, enabling the Lahmu to deliver the Grail to the sea. Regrouping at the coastal observation post to communicate with Gilgamesh, Roman established that the only way to end the danger was to destroy Tiamat's Spirit Origin, far into the Persian Gulf. Despite the danger of the protagonist falling into the corrupting sea, they were sent on a winged serpent to keep their servants at full power. The party managed to repel Tiamat back into the sea, but her true body soon emerged and started launching the tides of the blackened sea toward Uruk. Though the city was saved when Gilgamesh deployed his last resort, the Fangs of Napishtim wall,[121] Tiamat's new form would stay immortal as long as life existed in the mortal realm.

Both the protagonist and Gilgamesh perceived the possibility to enrol Ereshkigal's help to bring Tiamat in the Underworld, where her immortality would be cancelled, but time had to be bought for this plan to take place. With Ishtar revealing that she had lied about being in possession of Gugalanna, the group broke up for the night and the protagonist spent a last night at the embassy cleaning their room as their goodbye to the place. Privately, Quetzalcoatl revealed to the protagonist that she knew about Gorgon's true nature, but assumed the chaldeans would pity her and attempt to spare her if they knew she was being manipulated.[122] The plan eventually chosen to slow down Tiamat was to clear the encroaching mud she used to reach Uruk with Quetzalcoatl's Noble Phantasm Piedra Del Sol, which the potagonist had elected not to destroy days before. On the way to Tiamat, the Lahmu targeted the protagonist as the only human in the group, but their attention was redirected when the last survivors of Girsu fired at them. Quetzalcoatl's attacks and eventual sacrifice when she released Xiuhcoatl failed to slow down Tiamat. As both the protagonist and Mash were on the point of burnout from fighting the Lahmu, Gorgon's original form fused with Ana emerged and engaged Tiamat, enabling the chaldeans and Ishtar to fall back to Uruk.[123]

The Chaldeans stood besides Gilgamesh at the top of Uruk's ziggurat, firing his Dingir cannons at Tiamat, when he was sniped through the heart. With a last intervention of Kingu, Tiamat was barely stopped long enough for Ereshkigal to prepare her trap, with Ishtar blowing the ground under Tiamat. Before passing, Gilgamesh finally congratulated the chaldeans for their efforts, and entrusted the rest of the events to them as he served as bait to trap Tiamat in the underworld. Landing safely in the underworld with Ereshkigal's blessing, the chaldeans regrouped with the goddess and Jaguar Warrior, but would only see Tiamat's origin reach her highest form and start flooding the underworld with mud. Using the thinned existence of mankind, the original Merlin managed to temporarily leave Avalon to drain the mud's power, turning its potency into flowers. When Tiamat tried to use her wings to leave the underworld, they were cut by Ziusu-dra, revealing himself as the First Hassan summoned in Mesopotamia along with the protagonist's arrival, to reward their actions during the sixth singularity.

Now imprinted with the concept of death, Tiamat's Spirit Origin reverted back to that of a servant, and into killable state. Helped by Ereshkigal's Blessings of Kur,[124] at the price of her own existence,[125] as well as the strength of the First Hassan, who abandoned his Grand Assassin title to contract with the protagonist, and Archer Gilgamesh's Spirit Origin[124] summoned from his first trip in the underworld,[125] the chaldeans repelled the Lahmus, killed Tiamat and managed to fall back to Uruk before the explosion of Tiamat's magic reactor cores.[124] The protagonist and Mash were then summoned back to Chaldea, having been entrusted with both Solomon's Grail and Gilgamesh's Grail. As they were leaving their coffins, Chaldea began to be pulled toward Solomon's own Singularity, as the analysis of the last Grail revealed it's location outside of human history. Roman gave the protagonist and Mash a 24 hours rest before rayshifting to the final singularity.[125]

The Grand Temple of Time: Solomon[]

The Protagonist were awoken up from their nap by Da Vinci to talk about Mash's condition, as soon as they along with the latter rayshifted to the Temple of Time. They are confronted by Lev who stated to have originally planned to kill Romani, and then starts to try and kill the two until Jeanne and the other Servants came to their aid.

As they confronted Solomon, the latter tries to kill them, but was foiled by Mash and proceeds to defeat him. However, "Solomon" then reveals his true identity as Goetia and tries to convinced Mash again to join him. Only for the latter to refuse causing the Beast to use Ars Almadel Salomonis to vaporize Mash with the latter using her Noble Phantasm to at least protect the Protagonist.

As the Beast proceeds to mock Mash's sacrifice, the Protagonist then took hold of Mash's Shield and was about to fight the Demon. When Romani suddenly appeared and to the surprise of both them and Goetia was the real Solomon summoned by Marisbury during the Fuyuki Holy Grail War. He then proceeds to reveal that the reason he is like this was that he wants to be a normal human. He then used Ars Nova to negate Goetia's power who was now raging and ranting at the fact that all life doesn't matter and that it's full of despair. With Romani refuting him that it is full of hope.

Romani then proceeds to say goodbye to the Protagonist, who then proceeds to fight Goetia who angrily questions them why do they fight, when life has it's end. In which they answered, "I want to live". With this Goetia finally understands Romani, Mash and the Protagonist's resolve as he starts to disappear.

As they are about to go back they are once again confronted by Goetia who they have a final battle with until the latter disappeared. As they started their last stretch home, the Protagonist becomes too exhausted and was about to fall. When a revived Mash caught them by their hand and takes them back.

As soon as they woke up, The Protagonist and Mash decided to go outside Chaldea HQ to see the sunrise together.

Epic of Remnant[]

Quarantined Territory of Malice: Shinjuku[]
Main article: Shinjuku Subcategory Singularity
Abyssal Cyber Paradise: SE.RA.PH[]
Main article: SE.RA.PH Subcategory Singularity
Subterranean World of Folklore: Agartha[]
Main article: Agartha Subcategory Singularity
The Stage of Carnage: Shimousa[]
Main article: Shimosa Subcategory Singularity
The Forbidden Advent Garden: Salem[]
Main article: Salem Subcategory Singularity

-Moonlight/Lostroom-[]

Cosmos in the Lostbelt[]

Lostbelt Prologue[]
Main article: December 31, 2017 Chaldea attack
Permafrost Empire: Anastasia[]
Main article: Russian Lostbelt
Eternal Icy Fire Century: Götterdämmerung[]
Main article: Scandinavian Lostbelt
Synchronized Intellect Nation: SIN[]
Main article: Chinese Lostbelt
Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku[]
Main article: Edo Singularity
Samsara of Genesis and Terminus: Yuga Kshetra[]
Main article: Indian Lostbelt
Imaginary Number Sea Naval Battle: Imaginary Scramble[]
Main article: Imaginary Trench
Ancient Ocean of the Dreadnought Gods: Atlantis[]
Main article: Atlantic Lostbelt
Interstellar Mountainous City: Olympus[]
Main article: Atlantic Lostbelt
Naraka Mandala: Heian-kyō[]
Main article: Heian-kyō Singularity
Fae Round Table Domain: Avalon le Fae[]
Main article: British Lostbelt
Anti-Primate Biosphere: Tunguska Sanctuary[]
Main article: Tunguska Special Territory
Realm of the Thanatos Impulse: Traum[]
Main article: Traum Singularity
Golden Sea of Trees: Nahui Mictlan[]
Main article: South American Lostbelt

Ordeal Call[]

Ordeal Call Prologue[]
Imaginary Compass Inner World: Paper Moon[]
Main article: Inner World of Paper Moon
Wastehole of the Unsalvageable: Id[]
Main article: Wastehole of the Unsalvageable
Succession Battle for the New Prime Species: Archetype Inception[]
Main article: Moon Dubai

Other appearances[]

MBTL Mash ending

Fujimaru in Melty Blood: Type Lumina.

The male Fujimaru appears in Mash's ending in Melty Blood: Type Lumina. In Chaldea's cafeteria Mash tells him about her adventures in that other world, and Fujimaru welcomes her home.

Abilities[]

Their skills as a mage actually isn’t much different from Lord El-Melloi II.[126] Despite being considered an inferior mage by Olga Marie Animusphere, their untrained magic circuit were still of high enough quality to allow them to form Servant contracts and be converted into spiritrons for the purpose of Rayshifting.[7] However, the spells they can use, like the offensive Gandr, are dependent on the Mystic Code they wear.[127]

The most prominent and unique skill displayed by the protagonist is the ability to form an unusually high number of contracts with Heroic Spirit servants, and to preserve these contracts for an extended period of time. Such contract is normally limited to a single servant, and for the duration of one battle.[98] By the current state of the Grand Order, the protagonist can maintain a contract with hundreds of servants continuously this ability even surprised Sherlock Holmes. Even when cut off from Chaldea, they can summon shadows of the Servants recorded in Chaldea's database to fight.[128] These Shadow Servants are marginally weaker than the complete versions, but not by much they seem to also have little to no issue maintaining multiple Shadow Servants simultaneously.

In physical terms, Ritsuka seems fairly athletic where they exercise regularly and is capable of holding their own against Roman soldiers, and is tough enough to survive taking a direct cannonball from a Revolutionary War-era cannon, albeit with broken bones.[68][69] Ritsuka can also fight Goetia hand-to-hand.

According to the opening cutscene of the "Halloween Strike! Devil's Building Climber - Great Battle at Himeji Castle" event, the protagonist has learned ninjutsu from Fuuma Kotaro; they are capable of performing a substitution jutsu to replace themselves with a decoy (represented by the image of the "Be Elegant" Craft Essence in the cutscene). This jutsu was performed in order to get out of having to attend a Halloween concert being put on by Elizabeth Báthory.

Anti-Poison[]

Ritsuka displays an unusual resistance to poison, given the name Anti-Poison Skill (Provisional) (対毒性スキル（仮）?) during the Fourth Singularity. It is theorized to stem from their contract with Mash Kyrielight, bearing a high poison resistance or blessing skill, neutralizing any Filth-type threat beneath the Mystic level of a Noble Phantasm.[60][93] They are also shown to be immune to Suzuka Gozen's charming Mystic Eyes,[129] but not to the God-class Mystics of Euryale's charms.[130] However, they are unusually susceptible to mental influence through dreams, which the Outer Gods have attempted to exploit as a path into the world.

Mystic Codes[]

Fate/Grand Order - Protagonist Mystic Codes skill list
Chaldea

  • First Aid (応急手当?)
  • Momentary Reinforcement (瞬間強化?)
  • Emergency Evasion  (緊急回避?)


Chaldea Combat Uniform

  • Reinforce All (全体強化?)
  • Gandr (ガンド?)
  • Order Change (オーダーチェンジ?)


Mage's Association Uniform

  • Heal All (全体回復?)
  • Spiritron Transfer (霊子譲渡?)
  • Command Shuffle (コマンドシャッフル?)


Atlas Academy Uniform

  • Dust of Osiris (オシリスの塵?)
  • Rain of Isis (イシスの雨?)
  • Eye of Medjed (メジェドの眼?)


Anniversary Blonde

  • Mana Burst (魔力放出?)
  • Conviction of Victory (勝利への確信?)
  • Knight's Oath (騎士の誓い?)


Royal Brand

  • Reaction Enhancement (反応強化?)
  • Iron Will (鉄の専心?)
  • Unavoidable Strike (必至?)


Brilliant Summer

  • Rumble Party
  • Sure-Kill Trident
  • Sea House Shower


Memory of Lunar Mare

  • Spiritron Elevation (霊子向上?)
  • Groundwork For Complete Victory (完勝への布石?)
  • Punishment (パニッシュメント?)


Memoria of the Far Side of the Moon
  • Complete Spiritron Elevation
  • Groundwork for Survival
  • Down Slide


Fragment of the Year 2004

  • Code: F
  • Code: U
  • Code: H


Artic Region Chaldea Uniform

  • Purge and Restore
  • Phantasmal Reinforcement
  • Protracted Evasion


Tropical Summer

  • Blue Splash
  • Supply Water
  • Safety Oil


Ceremonial New Year

  • First Shine
  • Little Gift
  • Osechi Package


Captain Chaldea

  • Over Charger
  • Star Blaster
  • Escape Pod


Fifth True Theoretical Factor Environment Purpose Chaldea Uniform

  • Attack Simultaneously
  • Threefold Therapy
  • Mana Conversion


Chaldea Pathfinder

  • Orienteering
  • Campfire
  • Survival kit


Halloween Royalty

  • Brilliant Escort
  • Pure Coordinate
  • Blessed Regenerate


Decisive-Battle Chaldea Uniform

  • Decisive-Battle Strengthening
  • Front-Line Recovery
  • Order Change


Souya High School Uniform

  • High-Quality Curry Bread
  • Observing the Boundary
  • Sunset in the Classroom

Development[]

Creation and Conception[]

According to Takeuchi, he designed Ritsuka for Fate/Grand Order as gender swapped versions of Shirou and Rin.[131]

References[]

  1. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Fae Round Table Domain, Avalon le Fae, Section 1: Beginning
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Fate/Grand Order - Solomon: The Grand Time Temple, Last Episode
  3. ↑ Fate/Grand Order x Protex
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Fate/Grand Order, Prologue
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Id: Wastehole of the Unsalvageable
  6. ↑ TYPE-MOON Ace 11 - Fate/Grand Order – Interview with Kinoko Nasu
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 3 Investigate the Bridge
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1
    Fate/Grand Order website - Characters: Protagonist

    Protagonist:
    The newbie in Chaldea's ranks of Master candidates, only there to shore up the numbers. By summoning Servants with the Heroic Spirit summoning system "FATE" and traversing the seven quests for the Holy Grail (Grand Orders), they seek to correct the distortions in human history.

    主人公
    人理継続保障機関(カルデア)のマスター候補中、数合わせとして呼ばれた「素人」。
    狂った人類史を正すため、英霊召喚システム「フェイト」を使ってサーヴァントを召喚し、7つの聖杯探索を巡る(グランドオーダー)。

  9. ↑ The story of Fujimaru and the Veteran, translated by Swiveltastic, on Reddit
  10. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - Shimousa Chapter 18: "Hushed Steps of an Uninhabited Valley"
  11. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Id: Wastehole of the Unsalvageable - Section 4: You Look Like Someone I Know
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 12 Temple of the Sun
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 17 Replica (4/5)
  14. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Moriarty Dialogues - Bond Level 5
  15. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sasaki Kojirou Dialogues - Bond Level 2
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 11 Hello, Goddess of the Sun
  17. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant- SE.RA.PH. -Deep-Sea Cyber-Nirvana, Act IV: The Sinking Beauty
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 6 Shadow Servant
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 3 To the East (2/2)
  20. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 13 Jeanne and Jeanne
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Prologue
  22. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Nahu Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Chapter 1
  23. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Mahoutsukai no Yoru collaboration event: "Mahoutsukai no Yoru After Night" - Chapter 7: With A Wish Upon A Star
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 2 To the Spirit Meridian
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 16 The Eve of the Decisive Battle
  26. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 1 Burning City
  27. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 4 Investigate the Port Ruin
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 11 Grand Order
  29. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 8 Mash's Training
  30. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Singularity F - Section 10 Facing the Greater Grail
  31. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 1 Land of the Hundred Years' War
  32. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 3 Jeanne's Mystery
  33. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 4 Information Gathering
  34. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 5 Dark Jeanne
  35. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 6 One Thing After Another
  36. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 7 Search for the Dragon Slayer
  37. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 8 Attack of the Giant Dragon
  38. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 9 Pause
  39. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 11 Baptism Rise
  40. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, First Singularity - Section 15 The Dragon Witch
  41. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Prelude
  42. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 2 All Roads Lead to Rome
  43. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 3 Eternal City
  44. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 5 Onward to Gaul
  45. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 7 Take Back Gaul!
  46. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 8 The Trip Back Home
  47. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 9 Secret of the Ancient God
  48. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 11 Attack the United Empire
  49. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 13 Signal to the Final Battle
  50. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 14 The Emperor
  51. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Second Singularity - Section 15 God's Whip
  52. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Prelude
  53. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 2 Pioneering Pirate Queen
  54. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 4 Lightning and Goddess
  55. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 5 Blackbeard's Misery
  56. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 8 Desperate Battle
  57. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 10 World's Oldest Pirate Ship
  58. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 13 Betting It All
  59. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Third Singularity - Section 14 Pioneer of the Stars
  60. ↑ 60.0 60.1 Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 1 London, The City of Demonic Fog
  61. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 3 The Demonic Fog Laughs
  62. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 4 One Book, One Pen
  63. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 5 Helter Skelter
  64. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 10 At the End of Brilliant Steam
  65. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 11 Angrboda
  66. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fourth Singularity - Section 13 Beyond the Fog
  67. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - E Pluribus Unum: The Grand Battle of Legends in North America - Prologue
  68. ↑ 68.0 68.1 Fate/Grand Order - E Pluribus Unum: The Grand Battle of Legends in North America - Section 1: Feet on the Ground, Eyes on the Stars
  69. ↑ 69.0 69.1 Fate/Grand Order - E Pluribus Unum: The Grand Battle of Legends in North America - Section 2: The Lady with a Lamp
  70. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 4 King of Presidents
  71. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 5 Cool Hand Florence
  72. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 6 Rama Got His Sword
  73. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 7 Young Guns
  74. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 8 My Fair Lady
  75. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 9 A Star Is Born
  76. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 10 Ambivalent States
  77. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 12 Sympathy for the Soldier
  78. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 13 Over the Rainbow
  79. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 16 The Fellowship
  80. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 17 War
  81. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 19 North American Myth War (Beginning)
  82. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 21 North American Myth War (Ending)
  83. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Fifth Singularity - Section 22 Shielder, Master, Soldier, Nurse
  84. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 1 Welcomed by the Sand (1/2)
  85. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 1 Welcomed by the Sand (2/2)
  86. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 2 Supper of the Sun King (2/2)
  87. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 4 The Wailing Wall
  88. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 5 Taking Flight (1/2)
  89. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 6 Adventure in the East Village
  90. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 7 Mordred, the Raider Knight
  91. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 8 Sanzang Returning from the West (1/2)
  92. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 8 Sanzang Returning from the West (2/2)
  93. ↑ 93.0 93.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 9 Flower of Poison, Blade of Iron
  94. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 10 Feast, West Village (2/2)
  95. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 11 The Evening Bell of Death (2/2)
  96. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 12 Village in Flames
  97. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 13 To the Desert of Atlas (3/3)
  98. ↑ 98.0 98.1 Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 14 The Hidden Research
  99. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 15 The God King Ozymandias (1/3)
  100. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 15 The God King Ozymandias (2/3)
  101. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 15 The God King Ozymandias (3/3)
  102. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 17 Replica (1/5)
  103. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 17 Replica (3/5)
  104. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Sixth Singularity - Section 17 Replica (5/5)
  105. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Prologue
  106. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 1 In the Age of the Gods
  107. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 2 Humanity's Oldest Fortress City
  108. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 3 Gilgamesh's Calamity
  109. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 4 Hardworking Citizens of Uruk
  110. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 5 Welcome to the Jungle
  111. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 6 Encounter
  112. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 7 The Tablet of Destinies
  113. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 8 Uruk's Northern Wall
  114. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 9 The Mother of Demonic Beasts
  115. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 10 Good Morning, Goddess of Venus
  116. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 13 Prophecy of the Heavens
  117. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 14 Goodbye, Goddess of the Underworld
  118. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 15 Decisive Battle
  119. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 16 Demise
  120. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 17 The New Humanity
  121. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 18 Awakening
  122. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 19 Star of the Beginning, We Look Up at the Sky
  123. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 20 Absolute Demonic Front Mesopotamia (I)
  124. ↑ 124.0 124.1 124.2 Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 20 Absolute Demonic Front Mesopotamia (II)
  125. ↑ 125.0 125.1 125.2 Fate/Grand Order, Seventh Singularity - Section 21
  126. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Zhuge Liang's 2 interlude: "Boundless Sea".
  127. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Arthur Pendragon (Prototype) Trial Quest - ...Someday, to Save the Planet.
  128. ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- - Chapter 47: "Fifth Singularity Part 8"
  129. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Suzuka Gozen Dialogues - Bond Level 4
  130. ↑ Fate/Grand Order, Euryale Interlude - From Me to My Sisters
  131. ↑ TYPE-MOON Ace Fate/Grand Order - Kinoko Nasu x Takashi Takeuchi Interview p.105
  1. ↑ The original Japanese version of the game uses 2017 as the date of humanity's collapse. This year changes in other versions depending on the release date (2019 for the North American version).
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Observer on Timeless Temple characters: Romani Archaman • Leonardo da Vinci • Olga Marie Animusphere • Fou • Sherlock Holmes • Lev Lainur Flauros • Beast II • Goetia
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Ernest Gravehill
Fate/hollow ataraxia Bazett Fraga McRemitz • Caren Hortensia • Edelfelt sisters • Master of Assassin • Einzbern Master
Fate/Zero Kiritsugu Emiya • Kirei Kotomine • Tokiomi Tohsaka • Ryuunosuke Uryuu • Waver Velvet • Kariya Matou • Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald • Sola-Ui Nuada-Re Sophia-Ri
Fate/EXTRA Hakuno Kishinami • Rin Tohsaka • Rani VIII • Leonardo B. Harwey • Run Ru • Dan Blackmore • Shinji Matou • Alice • Julius B. Harwey • Monji Gatou • Twice H. Pieceman • Jinako Carigiri • Kiara Sessyoin • Meltryllis • BB • Kazuhito Sakagami • Izaya Kii • Leila Raidou • Misao Amari • Atrum Galliasta
Fate/Apocrypha Kairi Sisigou • Shirou Kotomine • Rottweil Berzinsky • Jean Rum • Pentel brothers • Feend vor Sembren • Gordes Musik Yggdmillennia • Fiore Forvedge Yggdmillennia • Darnic Prestone Yggdmillennia • Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillennia • Roche Frain Yggdmillennia • Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia • Reika Rikudou • Sagara Hyouma • Sieg
Fate/Prototype Ayaka Sajyou • Misaya Reiroukan • Manaka Sajyou • Sancraid Phahn • Aro Isemi • Elza Saijo • Nigel Saward • Misaya's father • Shizuri Isemi • Seiji Jinga • Tatsumi Kitano
Lord El-Melloi II Case Files Doctor Heartless
Fate/Labyrinth Manaka Sajyou • Norma Goodfellow • Wolfgang Faustus
Fate/strange fake Player • Tiné Chelc • Tsubaki Kuruoka • Orlando Reeve • Jester Karture • Flat Escardos • Silver Wolf Chimera • Ayaka Sajyou • Sigma • Faldeus Dioland • Cashura • Francesca • Doris Lusendra • Haruri • Bazdilot Cordelion
Fate/Grand Order Ritsuka Fujimaru • Kirschtaria Wodime • Ophelia Phamrsolone • Kadoc Zemlupus • Scandinavia Peperoncino • Hinako Akuta • Beryl Gut • Daybit Sem Void
Fate/Samurai Remnant Miyamoto Iori • Zheng Chenggong • Chiemon • Yui Shousetsu • Tsuchimikado Yasuhiro • Dorothea Coyett • Takao Dayu
Fate/Requiem Erice Utsumi • Karin • Koharu F Riedenflaus • Chitose Manazuru • Makki • Kuchime • Rurihime • Ahasuerus
Fate/type Redline Kanata Akagi • Kaname Asama • Reiji Magatsu • Major Reiter • Master of Caster • Mysterious Officer • Lanlan Fang
Koha-Ace Kohaku • Artoria • Major Matou • Caren Kotomine
Fate/kaleid liner Class Card users: Illyasviel von Einzbern • Miyu Edelfelt • Angelica Ainsworth • Beatrice Flowerchild • Julian Ainsworth • Rin Tohsaka • Luviagelita Edelfelt • Shinji Matou • Kariya Matou • Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald • Atrum Galliasta • Zachary Ainsworth
Classes Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Ruler • Avenger • Alter Ego • MoonCancer • Shielder • Beast • Saver • Gunner • Gatekeeper • Funny Vamp • Faker • Watcher • Pretender • Voyager
Grand Servant • Non-classed Servants
Fate/stay night Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Archer • Assassin
Shielder
Fate/hollow ataraxia Avenger • Saber • Assassin
Fate/Zero Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Fate/EXTRA Playable Servants: Saber • Archer • Caster • Gilgamesh • Saber • Caster • Saber • Ruler
Party Servants: Rider • Rider • Ruler • Saber • Rider • Lancer • Archer • Berserker • Caster • Berserker
Non-Playable Servants: Saber • Lancer • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker • Berserker • Saver • Rider • Assassin • Lancer • Saber • Lancer • Berserker • Berserker • Armstrong
Non-Playable CCC Servants: Saber • Lancer • Caster • Launcher • BB
Alter Ego: Passionlip • Meltryllis • Violet • Kingprotea • Kazuradrop
Others: Saber
Fate/Apocrypha Black Faction: Saber of Black (Sieg) • Lancer of Black • Archer of Black • Rider of Black • Caster of Black • Assassin of Black • Berserker of Black
Red Faction: Saber of Red • Lancer of Red • Archer of Red • Rider of Red • Caster of Red • Assassin of Red • Berserker of Red
Others: Ruler • Ruler
Discarded designs: David • Musashibou Benkei • Georgios • Sakata Kintoki
Fate/Prototype First Tokyo Holy Grail War Servants: Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Second Tokyo Holy Grail War Servants: Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker • Beast
Fate/strange fake False Servants: Saber • False Lancer • False Archer • False Rider • False Caster • False Assassin • False Berserker
True Servants: True Archer • True Rider • True Caster • True Assassin • True Berserker • Watcher
Fate/Grand Order Saber: Astolfo • Altera • Artoria Pendragon • Artoria Pendragon (Alter) • Artoria Pendragon Lily • Barghest • Bedivere • Benienma • Charlemagne • Chevalier d'Eon • Diarmuid Ua Duibhne • Dioscuri • Fergus mac Róich • Gaius Julius Caesar • Gilles de Rais • Ibuki-douji • Jason • Lancelot • Medusa • Miyamoto Musashi • Mordred • Nero Claudius • Nero Bride • Prince of Lanling • Rama • Roland • Saitou Hajime • Senji Muramasa • Shiki Ryougi • Siegfried • Sigurd • Suzuka Gozen • Theseus • Trưng sisters • Watanabe-no-Tsuna • Yagyuu Munenori • Yamanami Keisuke
Lancer: Artoria Pendragon • Artoria Pendragon (Alter) • Bhima • Bradamante • Britomart • Brynhildr • Caenis • Cú Chulainn • Cú Chulainn (Prototype) • Diarmuid Ua Duibhne • Don Quixote • Elizabeth Bathory • Enkidu • Ereshkigal • Erice Utsumi • Fionn mac Cumhaill • Gareth • Hector • Houzouin Inshun • Jaguar Man • Karna • Leonidas • Mary Anning • Medusa • Melusine • Musashibou Benkei • Nezha • Parvati • Percival • Qin Liangyu • Romulus • Romulus-Quirinus • Scáthach • Sétanta • Sakamoto Ryouma • Valkyrie • Vritra
Archer: Arash • Arjuna • Baobhan Sith • Atalanta • Billy the Kid • Calamity Jane • Child-Gil • Chiron • Chloe von Einzbern • David • Durga • EMIYA • EMIYA Alter • Euryale • Fujino Asagami • Gilgamesh • Ishtar • James Moriarty • Kali • Napoleon • Oda Nobukatsu • Oda Nobunaga • Orion (Artemis) • Paris • Ptolemy • Robin Hood • Saika Magoichi • Sei Shounagon • Sugitani Zenjuubou • Super Orion • Takasugi Shinsaku • Tawara Touta • Tomoe Gozen • Tristan • Zenobia
Rider: Achilles • Alexander • Andromeda • Artoria Pendragon (Santa Alter) • Astolfo • Bartholomew Roberts • Bonny and Read • Boudica • Captain Nemo • Christopher Columbus • Constantine XI • Dobrynya Nikitich • Edward Teach • Europa • Francis Drake • Habetrot • Huang Feihu • Ivan the Terrible • Leonardo da Vinci • Mandricardo • Marie Antoinette • Medb • Medusa • Ozymandias • Quetzalcoatl • Red Hare • Georgios • Martha • Sakamoto Ryouma • Sakata Kintoki • Taigong Wang • Takeda Harunobu • Ushiwakamaru
Caster: Aesc • Alice Kuonji • Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova • Artoria Avalon • Avicebron • Charles Babbage • Chen Gong • Circe • Cú Chulainn • Daikokuten • Geronimo • Gilgamesh • Gilles de Rais • Hans Christian Andersen • Helena Blavatsky • Illyasviel von Einzbern • Irisviel (Dress of Heaven) • Izumo-no-Okuni • Leonardo da Vinci • Medea • Medea Lily • Mephistopheles • Merlin • Merlin (Prototype) • Miss Crane • Murasaki Shikibu • Nitocris • Nursery Rhyme • Queen of Sheba • Scáthach Skadi • Scheherazade • Sieg • Solomon • Tamamo-no-Mae • Thomas Edison • William Shakespeare • Paracelsus von Hohenheim • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart • Xuanzang Sanzang • Zhang Jue • Zhuge Liang (Lord El-Melloi II)
Assassin: Carmilla • Charles-Henri Sanson • Charlotte Corday • Cleopatra • Consort Yu • Dr. Jekyll • EMIYA • Fuuma Kotarou • Hassan of the Cursed Arm • Hassan of the Hundred Faces • Hassan of the Shining Star • Hassan of Serenity • Huyan Zhuo • Jack the Ripper • Jing Ke • Kama • Kashin Koji • Katō Danzō • Kiichi Hougen • King Hassan • Koyanskaya of Light • Locusta • Mata Hari • Mochizuki Chiyome • Mysterious Heroine X • Okada Izou • Osakabehime • Phantom of the Opera • Sasaki Kojirou • Semiramis • Shiki Ryougi •Shuten-douji • Stheno • Tezcatlipoca • Wu Zetian • Yan Qing
Berserker: Asterios • Atalanta Alter • Beowulf • Caligula • Chacha • Cú Chulainn Alter • Darius III • Duryodhana • Eric Bloodaxe • Florence Nightingale • Frankenstein's Monster • Heracles • Hijikata Toshizo • Galatea • Ibaraki-douji • Kijyo Koyo • Kiyohime • Kriemhild • Lancelot • Lu Bu • Minamoto-no-Raikou • Morgan • Mysterious Heroine X Alter • Nagakura Shinpachi • Penthesilea • Paul Bunyan • Sakata Kintoki • Salome • Sen no Rikyu • Soujuurou Shizuki • Spartacus • Tamamo Cat • Vlad III • Xiang Yu
Ruler: Amakusa Shirou Tokisada • Amour • Himiko • Iyo • James Moriarty • Jeanne d'Arc • Johanna • Qin Shi Huang • Sherlock Holmes • Uesugi Kenshin
Avenger: Amakusa Shirou Tokisada • Angra Mainyu • Antonio Salieri • Black Iri • Comte de Monte Cristo • Edmond Dantès • Gorgon • Hessian Lobo • Jeanne Alter • Marie Antoinette Alter • Mysterious Ranmaru X • Nitocris Alter • Space Ishtar • Taira-no-Kagekiyo
Alter Ego: Ashiya Douman • Kiara Sessyoin • Kingprotea • Larva/Tiamat • Manannán mac Lir • Mecha Eli-chan • Mecha Eli-chan MkII • Meltryllis • Okita Souji Alter • Passionlip • Sitonai • Super Bunyan • Taisui Xingjun • Xu Fu
MoonCancer: Archetype: Earth • BB • Ganesha • Kiara Sessyoin
Foreigner: Abigail Williams • Aoko Aozaki • BB Pele • Jacques de Molay • Katsushika Hokusai • Koyanskaya of Darkness • Kukulkan • Mysterious Heroine XX • Mysterious Idol X Alter • Van Gogh • Voyager • Wandjina • Yang Guifei
Pretender: Alessandro di Cagliostro • Hephaestion Mnemosyne • Lady Avalon • Nine-Tattoo Dragon Eliza • Oberon • Tenochtitlan
Beast: E-Aqua Marie • E-Flare Marie • Goetia • Tiamat • Kiara Sessyoin • Kama/Mara • Cath Palug • Tamamo Vitch Koyanskaya • Whore of Babylon • U-Olga Marie
Fate/Requiem Voyager • Berserker • Saber • Lancer • Caster • Anubis • Unnamed female Servant • Assassin • Avenger • Rider • Hendrik van der Decken • Barbarossa • Circe • Edward Teach • El Cid • Jacques de Molay • Hannibal • Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa • Minamoto Kurou Yoshitsune • Elizabeth Bathory • Mata Hari • Foreigner • Asclepius • Odysseus
Fate/type Redline Saber • Archer • Berserker • Assassin • Caster • Rider • Lancer • Fake Lancer
Fate:Lost Einherjar Archer • Berserker
Caster • Assassin
Lancer • Rider
Saber • Unknown
Fate/Samurai Remnant Initial Servants: Saber • Archer • Lancer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Stray Servants: Stray Saber • Stray Archer • Stray Lancer • Stray Rider • Stray Caster • Stray Assassin • Stray Berserker • Stray Ruler
Others: Ototachibana-hime
Fate/kaleid liner Fifth Holy Grail War Class Cards: Archer (Gilgamesh) • Assassin (Assassin • Assassin) • Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Berserker
Unknown Holy Grail War Class Cards: Assassin • Berserker • Berserker
Koha-Ace Sakura Saber • Musashi • Lancer • Demon Archer • Devil Saber • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker • Sun Wukong • Lancer
Others Saber Lion • Faker • Others • Servants of Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World
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