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+ | King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ▾={{#tag:tabber| |
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|franchise=[[Fate]] |
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|appearances=''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' |
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|spirit={{WPlink|Edmond Dantès}} |
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+ | |source=[[False Caster|Dumas]]' work of "''{{WPlink|The Count of Monte Cristo}}''"? |
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+ | |master=[[Ritsuka Fujimaru]] |
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==Profile== |
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===Identity=== |
===Identity=== |
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− | Avenger's [[True Name]] is {{nihongo|{{WPlink|Edmond Dantès}}|エドモン・ダンテス|Edomon Dantesu}}, |
+ | Avenger's [[True Name]] is {{nihongo|{{WPlink|Edmond Dantès}}|エドモン・ダンテス|Edomon Dantesu}}, popularly known as {{nihongo|{{WPlink|The Count of Monte Cristo}}|モンテ・クリスト伯|Monte Kurisuto-haku}} and the {{nihongo|{{WPlink|The Count of Monte Cristo#In Japan|King of the Cavern}}|巌窟王|Gankutsuō}}, the individual who possesses the world's greatest popularity as an avenger.<ref name="Profile"/> |
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+ | The story of the King of the Cavern is treated as a literary creation by [[Alexandre Dumas]] (pere), but it has been confirmed in modern times that the "''{{WPlink|Abbe Faria}}''" who guided Edmond when he was imprisoned on the Château d'If actually existed...<ref name="Profile">''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' Profile of Edmond Dantès, [http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/6031-Fate-Grand-Order-Story-and-Lore-%28CONTAINS-SPOILERS%29?p=2295621&viewfull=1#post2295621 translated] by Master of Chaos at Beast's Lair.</ref> |
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+ | Dumas and Edmond had met as Dumas was dining in a high class restaurant. |
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====History==== |
====History==== |
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− | Living as a seaman in {{WPlink|Marseille}}, Edmond was torn away from his love Mercédès after being imprisoned in the hellish {{WPlink|Château d'If}} |
+ | Living as a seaman in {{WPlink|Marseille}}, Edmond was torn away from his love Mercédès after being imprisoned in the hellish {{WPlink|Château d'If}} due to a false charge derived from an unscrupulous conspiracy. However, he did not fall into despair thanks to his mind of steel, and during his imprisonment, he met the similarly imprisoned Abbe Faria, who guided Edmond.<ref name="Profile"/> |
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ChateauDIf.png|{{nihongo|Château d'If|シャトー・ディフ|Shatō Difu}} |
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− | After escaping his prison, Edmond |
+ | After escaping his prison, Edmond eventually acquired the treasure of the {{WPlink|Monte Cristo}} island, learned that his love and covetous affection towards Mercédès had been trampled upon and snatched away from him, and began a tragic revenge plot while concealing his identity. He swooped down upon Paris, dragging down the people who once deceived him, now the many leading figures reigning over France, into hell. At the end of his journey, he was reformed through his anguish and regret, leaving with his mistress [[Haydée]] – an Albanian princess who had been sold into slavery by Fernand de Morcerf (formerly Mondego), who had also betrayed Edmond, before the Count of Monte Cristo rescued her and eventually fell in love with her.<ref name="Profile"/> |
− | + | That stern way of life; the revenge tragedy that concealed his identity; the love and covetous affection towards his lover Mercédès, which was trampled on and snatched away; and the journey that resulted in his reform due to his anguish and regret, are all applauded by the people - not only from France, but from all over the world - and he is remembered as "''the most famous avenger in the world.''"<ref name="Profile">''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' Profile of Edmond Dantès, [http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/6031-Fate-Grand-Order-Story-and-Lore-%28CONTAINS-SPOILERS%29?p=2295621&viewfull=1#post2295621 translated] by Master of Chaos at Beast's Lair.</ref> |
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====Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~==== |
====Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~==== |
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While waiting for the first one, [[Father Angelo Braga]], to appear after inviting him to his home, [[Haydée]] warns Edmond that he should not have brought Angelo here, but Edmond tells her to go away as it is not yet time for the two of them to meet. When [[Concetta]] comes to his room to tell him that Angelo has arrived, she asks if he was talking to someone, and he says that it was just a phantom.<ref name=":1">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 02.</ref> |
While waiting for the first one, [[Father Angelo Braga]], to appear after inviting him to his home, [[Haydée]] warns Edmond that he should not have brought Angelo here, but Edmond tells her to go away as it is not yet time for the two of them to meet. When [[Concetta]] comes to his room to tell him that Angelo has arrived, she asks if he was talking to someone, and he says that it was just a phantom.<ref name=":1">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 02.</ref> |
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− | The Count and Angelo talk over dinner. The Count was investigating the church and Angelo went for him who knows the location of the treasure. Edmond reveals how through knowledge, he was taught everything, from knowing how to live to how to fight, by Abbe Faria and calls him his second father, while also revealing that this was all a trap to lure Angelo who is one of the Three Wise Men who got Faria imprisoned. The food was poisoned and Angelo has taken a lethal dose, but it doesn't work because of his special [[Church|Assembly of the Eight Sacrament]] training and he attacks Edmond. The Count attacks him with a pistol, but it can't even scratch him, so he has Concetta activate a trap which blows Angelo up along with the whole mansion. Angelo does barely survive but the Count finishes him off with one of Angelo's [[Black Key |
+ | The Count and Angelo talk over dinner. The Count was investigating the church and Angelo went for him who knows the location of the treasure. Edmond reveals how through knowledge, he was taught everything, from knowing how to live to how to fight, by Abbe Faria and calls him his second father, while also revealing that this was all a trap to lure Angelo who is one of the Three Wise Men who got Faria imprisoned. The food was poisoned and Angelo has taken a lethal dose, but it doesn't work because of his special [[Church|Assembly of the Eight Sacrament]] training and he attacks Edmond. The Count attacks him with a pistol, but it can't even scratch him, so he has Concetta activate a trap which blows Angelo up along with the whole mansion. Angelo does barely survive but the Count finishes him off with one of Angelo's [[Black Key]]s, piercing his chest while he was surprised that monsters also have hearts. Then, Edmond declared that one is down.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 03.</ref> |
− | The Count of Monte Cristo moves to Rome to continue his revenge plot. While attending to an opera, the Count and Concetta discuss about their next objective. The target is a cardinal, and the plan is to lure him with money.<ref |
+ | The Count of Monte Cristo moves to Rome to continue his revenge plot. While attending to an opera, the Count and Concetta discuss about their next objective. The target is a cardinal, and the plan is to lure him with money.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 04.</ref> After that, one of Edmond's informants, one of many he has all over Europe, is killed. While at first the killing was thought to be by bandits or pirates, Concetta says that it "''went over the line''". The second set of killings was of a man who started an investment company in Spain, and his wife and 5-year-old daughter. The Count's group are the only ones who realize that these killings are connected as the man who was killed was one of Morrel's associates. The killings continue, and some of the corpses are left without a drop of blood.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 05.</ref> |
− | Edmond is sure that the killings are the doing of one of the Three Wise Men and is furious. The killer left behind a message by spelling out a word, letter by letter, with the organs of his victims: Tarantella. Edmond wonders if this is really how the Church works, if Tarantella is just crazy, if this is vengeance for Angelo, or if he's just playing around with people's lives. He tells Concetta to prepare, and they start a counterattack by spreading information that the Count of Monte Cristo would be holding a huge party as bait, and they rent the whole {{WPlink|Villa Medici}} for this purpose.<ref |
+ | Edmond is sure that the killings are the doing of one of the Three Wise Men and is furious. The killer left behind a message by spelling out a word, letter by letter, with the organs of his victims: Tarantella. Edmond wonders if this is really how the Church works, if Tarantella is just crazy, if this is vengeance for Angelo, or if he's just playing around with people's lives. He tells Concetta to prepare, and they start a counterattack by spreading information that the Count of Monte Cristo would be holding a huge party as bait, and they rent the whole {{WPlink|Villa Medici}} for this purpose.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 06.</ref> |
− | Haydée shows again and warns Edmond that this is way too dangerous. She wants him to live, and says that Faria would have wanted the same. Edmond says nobody knows what the dead want, and all he's doing is ridding himself of his own sorrows. Haydée wishes she could heal him of his sorrows, but Edmond tells her to begone, and to wait for him on the other side beyond love and hate.<ref |
+ | Haydée shows again and warns Edmond that this is way too dangerous. She wants him to live, and says that Faria would have wanted the same. Edmond says nobody knows what the dead want, and all he's doing is ridding himself of his own sorrows. Haydée wishes she could heal him of his sorrows, but Edmond tells her to begone, and to wait for him on the other side beyond love and hate.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 07.</ref> |
Tarantella shows up and notices that there is nobody else at the "''party''" besides him. He recognizes the Count by his white hair and explains that Faria turned his back on the Holy Church when he said that he wanted to save all life. Edmond says that those are the Church's teachings, but Tarantella explains that's just the Church's front, and the truth is different. Edmond says that they're a bunch of heretics, bloodstained murderers who themselves turned their backs on the Messiah and the Prophets, and activates a trap which fires spears at Tarantella, and then another trap which binds him with chains made to subdue tigers, but Tarantella breaks out easily. Edmond shoots him in the forehead but Tarantella gets back up and pulls out the spears.<ref name=":2">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 08.</ref> |
Tarantella shows up and notices that there is nobody else at the "''party''" besides him. He recognizes the Count by his white hair and explains that Faria turned his back on the Holy Church when he said that he wanted to save all life. Edmond says that those are the Church's teachings, but Tarantella explains that's just the Church's front, and the truth is different. Edmond says that they're a bunch of heretics, bloodstained murderers who themselves turned their backs on the Messiah and the Prophets, and activates a trap which fires spears at Tarantella, and then another trap which binds him with chains made to subdue tigers, but Tarantella breaks out easily. Edmond shoots him in the forehead but Tarantella gets back up and pulls out the spears.<ref name=":2">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 08.</ref> |
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The Count arrives to the inn where Concetta was waiting for him, but he is late and Tarantella finishes sucking Concetta's blood dry just as he arrives. Edmond realises that Tarantella is a Blood-Sucking Demon, a [[Vampire]]. Tarantella says that comparing him to {{WPlink|Lord_Ruthven_(vampire)|Lord Ruthven}} makes sense, but that's not quite it as he is another thing, and presents himself by revealing his true name, [[Michael Roa Valdamjong]], a being that devours humans.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
The Count arrives to the inn where Concetta was waiting for him, but he is late and Tarantella finishes sucking Concetta's blood dry just as he arrives. Edmond realises that Tarantella is a Blood-Sucking Demon, a [[Vampire]]. Tarantella says that comparing him to {{WPlink|Lord_Ruthven_(vampire)|Lord Ruthven}} makes sense, but that's not quite it as he is another thing, and presents himself by revealing his true name, [[Michael Roa Valdamjong]], a being that devours humans.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
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− | Faria wasn't able to tell Edmond about [[Dead Apostle |
+ | Faria wasn't able to tell Edmond about [[Dead Apostle]]s and Michael Roa Valdamjong, the Monster of Ego and the evil reincarnator who dwells inside the hidden side of the Church, because the vampire put a curse on him. But Faria left Edmond "''the treasure of darkness''" he stole from the Church that would one day help Edmond out when he one day faces a non-human enemy that he would lose to - The Treasure of Monte Cristo, which has the power to remake a person anew.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
− | The Count of Monte Cristo laughs and says it doesn't matter what Roa is, as he, and not Roa, represents God's Will, and then starts burning with black flames. He immediately understands how it works, and how it's a weapon for him to burn his enemies.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
+ | The Count of Monte Cristo laughs and says it doesn't matter what Roa is, as he, and not Roa, represents God's Will, and then starts burning with black flames. He immediately understands how it works, and how it's a weapon for him to burn his enemies.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
− | <center>{{quote|To me belongeth Vengeance!|Edmond quotes the Holy Bible after proclaiming himself as the true Will of God |
+ | <center>{{quote|To me belongeth Vengeance!|Edmond quotes the Holy Bible after proclaiming himself as the true Will of God}}</center> |
Roa recognises the black fire as the [[Monte Cristo Mythologie]], a legend hidden in the Mountain of the Messiah, the despair of those without God, the flames of Hell and the Void, and a power equal to that from the [[World#Age of Gods|Age of Myths]] which forces a special [[Magic Circuit]] and [[Magic Crest]] into the user.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
Roa recognises the black fire as the [[Monte Cristo Mythologie]], a legend hidden in the Mountain of the Messiah, the despair of those without God, the flames of Hell and the Void, and a power equal to that from the [[World#Age of Gods|Age of Myths]] which forces a special [[Magic Circuit]] and [[Magic Crest]] into the user.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
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The Count tells him to shut up and blasts Roa through the inn's wall. Roa runs, but Edmond flies after him, so they fight in the skies of Rome. The Dead Apostle traps Edmond with magic and blasts him with a powerful lightning, and then uses the moves of his multiple reincarnations, including the curses of the Seventh and the barriers of the Fourth. Edmond calls upon the fires of vengeance to eat his soul and turn into black flames, breaking the magical barrier imprisoning him and then proceeds to grab and burn Roa while laughing, the vampire noticing that damage dealt by those flames is not regenerating. The Count then declares that they'll just have to see whose soul is incinerated first. Roa rabidly shouts that there can't be such a thing as a fire that can burn even souls, but Edmond says those flames are right here. Roa can't heal and Edmond asks him to just try and pretend to be the Messiah in front of God again. Roa starts shouting that this can't be possible and starts to say he is a reincarnator; even if his body is destroyed, he is infinite. But Roa's rambling is cut off short by Edmond's declaration.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
The Count tells him to shut up and blasts Roa through the inn's wall. Roa runs, but Edmond flies after him, so they fight in the skies of Rome. The Dead Apostle traps Edmond with magic and blasts him with a powerful lightning, and then uses the moves of his multiple reincarnations, including the curses of the Seventh and the barriers of the Fourth. Edmond calls upon the fires of vengeance to eat his soul and turn into black flames, breaking the magical barrier imprisoning him and then proceeds to grab and burn Roa while laughing, the vampire noticing that damage dealt by those flames is not regenerating. The Count then declares that they'll just have to see whose soul is incinerated first. Roa rabidly shouts that there can't be such a thing as a fire that can burn even souls, but Edmond says those flames are right here. Roa can't heal and Edmond asks him to just try and pretend to be the Messiah in front of God again. Roa starts shouting that this can't be possible and starts to say he is a reincarnator; even if his body is destroyed, he is infinite. But Roa's rambling is cut off short by Edmond's declaration.<ref name=":3">Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.</ref> |
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− | <center>{{quote|Despair. That... is Hell. I will not take pity upon you, rot away.|The Count of Monte Cristo declares his victory |
+ | <center>{{quote|Despair. That... is Hell. I will not take pity upon you, rot away.|The Count of Monte Cristo declares his victory}}</center> |
− | When the Count realizes it, he is standing alone and nothing is left of Roa but cinders. He feels something vanishing from his body, and believes that it is the Treasure of Monte Cristo. He realizes that he was saved by Faria once more. His body will never be enveloped in black flames again, not unless he's someday reborn as something as inhuman as a vampire. He prays for Concetta to watch over his vengeance. He heads for the cathedral and is stopped by a guard who demands to know who he is. He laughs and says that the Count of Monte Cristo has come for the cardinal.<ref |
+ | When the Count realizes it, he is standing alone and nothing is left of Roa but cinders. He feels something vanishing from his body, and believes that it is the Treasure of Monte Cristo. He realizes that he was saved by Faria once more. His body will never be enveloped in black flames again, not unless he's someday reborn as something as inhuman as a vampire. He prays for Concetta to watch over his vengeance. He heads for the cathedral and is stopped by a guard who demands to know who he is. He laughs and says that the Count of Monte Cristo has come for the cardinal.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 10.</ref> |
− | Some time later, the cardinal lost his position, and it's unknown if the Count of Monte Cristo ultimately killed him or not. Either way, his vengeance in Rome was over; but this was only the tale of the vengeance for Faria, the other vengeance. And so this is not the end but the beginning of the Count of Monte Cristo's story of vengeance in Paris.<ref |
+ | Some time later, the cardinal lost his position, and it's unknown if the Count of Monte Cristo ultimately killed him or not. Either way, his vengeance in Rome was over; but this was only the tale of the vengeance for Faria, the other vengeance. And so this is not the end but the beginning of the Count of Monte Cristo's story of vengeance in Paris.<ref>Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 11.</ref> |
===Appearance=== |
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FGO Edmond Dantes April Fool 2016.png|Avenger's [[April Fools' Day]] in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Riyo]]. |
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− | AvengerDantesStage1.jpg|Avenger Stage 1 in [[Fate/Grand Order]], illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
+ | AvengerDantesStage1.jpg|Avenger Stage 1 in'' [[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
− | AvengerDantesStage2.jpg|Avenger Stage 2 in [[Fate/Grand Order]], illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
+ | AvengerDantesStage2.jpg|Avenger Stage 2 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
− | AvengerDantesStage3.jpg|Avenger Stage 3 in [[Fate/Grand Order]], illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
+ | AvengerDantesStage3.jpg|Avenger Stage 3 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
− | AvengerDantesStage4.png|Avenger Stage 4 in [[Fate/Grand Order]], illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
+ | AvengerDantesStage4.png|Avenger Stage 4 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
+ | AvengerEdmondDantesStage1.png|Avenger Stage 1 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
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+ | AvengerDantesStage2.png|Avenger Stage 2 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
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+ | AvengerDantesStage3.png|Avenger Stage 3 in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Rui Komatsuzaki]]. |
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Detective Edmond.png|{{nihongo|Detective Edmond ~Spring Equinox Travelogue~|探偵ヱドモン~春先旅情編~|Tantei Wedomon ~Harusaki Ryojō-hen~}} in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Kazuki Yone]]. |
Detective Edmond.png|{{nihongo|Detective Edmond ~Spring Equinox Travelogue~|探偵ヱドモン~春先旅情編~|Tantei Wedomon ~Harusaki Ryojō-hen~}} in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[Kazuki Yone]]. |
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+ | Edmond_dantes_marseilles.png|Young Edmond Dantès' Character Design in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
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FGO The Count of Monte Cristo.png|The Count of Monte Cristo's Character Design in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
FGO The Count of Monte Cristo.png|The Count of Monte Cristo's Character Design in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
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Edmond_dramacd_design2.jpg|The Count of Monte Cristo's Character Design in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
Edmond_dramacd_design2.jpg|The Count of Monte Cristo's Character Design in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
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Edmond_dramacd_illustration.jpg|Pre-release Illustration of ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
Edmond_dramacd_illustration.jpg|Pre-release Illustration of ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' ''Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD'', illustrated by [[Routo Usagi]]. |
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− | Edmond_konoe.jpg|Edmond Dantès in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[List of illustrators# |
+ | Edmond_konoe.jpg|Edmond Dantès in ''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'', illustrated by [[List of illustrators#Ototsugu Konoe|Ototsugu Konoe]]. |
Edmond_chibichuki.png|Edmond Dantès in ''[[Chibichuki!]]'', illustrated by [[Hanabana Tsubomi]]. |
Edmond_chibichuki.png|Edmond Dantès in ''[[Chibichuki!]]'', illustrated by [[Hanabana Tsubomi]]. |
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Detective_edmond_chibichuki.png|Detective Edmond in ''[[Chibichuki!]]'', illustrated by [[Hanabana Tsubomi]]. |
Detective_edmond_chibichuki.png|Detective Edmond in ''[[Chibichuki!]]'', illustrated by [[Hanabana Tsubomi]]. |
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+ | DantesCloak.jpg|Avenger's Cloak Design in [[Fate/Grand Order material III]]. |
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+ | CE990.png|{{nihongo|Detective Edmond ~True Mastermind Arc~|探偵ヱドモン~真の黒幕編~}}, illustrated by Kazuki Yone. |
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===Personality=== |
===Personality=== |
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<center>{{Quote|My name is the {{ruby|King of the Cavern|Monte Cristo}}.<br>Unknown to love, unknown to compassion, established as the black flame of grudge that blazes itself dazzlingly only by means of hatred and revenge; nothing but an Avenger who rages until he turns everything to ashes.<br>My favorite mistress, Haydée, is nowhere in this world, so this body shall remain a nemesis for eternity—|Avenger}}</center> |
<center>{{Quote|My name is the {{ruby|King of the Cavern|Monte Cristo}}.<br>Unknown to love, unknown to compassion, established as the black flame of grudge that blazes itself dazzlingly only by means of hatred and revenge; nothing but an Avenger who rages until he turns everything to ashes.<br>My favorite mistress, Haydée, is nowhere in this world, so this body shall remain a nemesis for eternity—|Avenger}}</center> |
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− | While his True Name is Edmond Dantès, Avenger perceives himself to be a different person from the seaman from Marseille. While in life he had abandoned his dark nature at the end of his gruesome and tragic revenge in Paris, his powerful and vengeful Monte Cristo persona has manifested as a Servant and is still acting as the "''image of a nemesis''", so he claims, "''In that case, I am not Edmond.''" His catchphrase is "''Wait and Hope''" (in French, ''"Attendre, Esperer"''), which is a direct quotation from the ending of ''The Count of Monte Cristo'' in his farewell letter to his friend Maximilien Morrel.<ref name="Profile"/> |
+ | While his True Name is Edmond Dantès, Avenger perceives himself to be a different person from the seaman from Marseille. While in life he had abandoned his dark nature at the end of his gruesome and tragic revenge in Paris, his powerful and vengeful Monte Cristo persona has manifested as a Servant and is still acting as the "''image of a nemesis''", so he claims, "''In that case, I am not Edmond.''" Therefore, he will never introduce himself as Edmond Dantès. His catchphrase is "''Wait and Hope''" (in French, ''"Attendre, Esperer"''), which is a direct quotation from the ending of ''The Count of Monte Cristo'' in his farewell letter to his friend Maximilien Morrel.<ref name="Profile"/> |
<center>{{Quote|One of my names is enough to strike terror into your heart, but I don't have to tell you what it is, do I? You've already guessed it, haven't you? Or rather, you remember it, for despite all my years of sorrow and torment, the joy of vengeance has made my face young again!|Monte Cristo to Fernand de Morcerf, from Chapter 54 of "The Count of Monte Cristo"}}</center> |
<center>{{Quote|One of my names is enough to strike terror into your heart, but I don't have to tell you what it is, do I? You've already guessed it, haven't you? Or rather, you remember it, for despite all my years of sorrow and torment, the joy of vengeance has made my face young again!|Monte Cristo to Fernand de Morcerf, from Chapter 54 of "The Count of Monte Cristo"}}</center> |
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− | An avenger to fate and reality. Avenger always hates the irrationality and malice that is all over the world. At a first glance, it appears that his hatred is projected towards the whole world except on himself, but he is never a demon that hates innocent people. He hates and continues to deny reality itself that continues to reign while it is still full of atrocities and immoralities. Avenger defines himself as a “''demon of eternal vengeance''”. He is full of |
+ | An avenger to fate and reality. Avenger always hates the irrationality and malice that is all over the world. At a first glance, it appears that his hatred is projected towards the whole world except on himself, but he is never a demon that hates innocent people. He hates and continues to deny reality itself that continues to reign while it is still full of atrocities and immoralities. Avenger defines himself as a “''demon of eternal vengeance''”. He is full of roughness and violence, hurting every person who approaches him, but...<ref name="FGOM">''[[Fate/Grand Order material III]]'' - Edmond Dantès, p.204-213</ref> |
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− | To the Master who do battle to rescue human history from incineration, Avenger has two forms to select from. Namely, the form as “''himself that trifles with reality and vicious fate (Edmond Dantès)''“ that represents his current self, and the form as “''a person that is close to who he was before (King of the Cavern) as the materialized idol of hatred.''”<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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− | + | To the Master who do battle to rescue human history from incineration, Avenger has two forms to select from. Namely, the form as “''himself that trifles with reality and a vicious fate (Edmond Dantès)''“ representing his current self, and the form as “''a person that is close to who he was before (King of the Cavern) as the materialized idol of hatred.''”<ref name="FGOM"/> Particularly regarding the latter form, before long, Avenger will surely recognize the profile of his Master who continues to struggle, seemingly at first remembering Haydée, the princess of a ruined country, or Abbe Faria, who was his benefactor. |
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+ | Of course, Avenger himself in this form does not represent his current self. The Master who walks together with him is just one person in his past, present and future. Even though, the others should not be here. If that is the case, the feelings embraced then is also the sole thing that must be there in the past, and not here in the present.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | According to [[Assassin (Fate/Grand Order - Shiki Ryougi)|Shiki Ryougi]], Edmond Dantès is the kind of person who one victory against him is enough for him to become an unexpectedly trustworthy ally, as only someone with great love and care would turn into such an Avenger after being betrayed by someone they love. That also means that Edmond loves humanity on a very fundamental level.<ref name="ReferenceA">''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' - Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order, Rooftop - The Boundary of Dawn</ref> |
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+ | If Angra Mainyu, born of hatred, is an avenger that speaks about love, the King of the Cavern, born of love, is an avenger that speaks about hatred.<ref name="FGOM">''[[Fate/Grand Order material III]]'' - Angra Mainyu, p.314-321</ref> Where one forgives and accepts evil as a inherent part of humanity, the other rages and strikes at it with vengeance. |
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====Relationships==== |
====Relationships==== |
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;[[Amakusa Shirou Tokisada|Amakusa Shirou]] |
;[[Amakusa Shirou Tokisada|Amakusa Shirou]] |
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+ | :Avenger highly appreciates his way of life. "''That greed that saves the world is unquestionably the embodiment of human nature!''"<ref name="FGOM"/> |
;[[Joan of Arc|Jeanne d’Arc]] |
;[[Joan of Arc|Jeanne d’Arc]] |
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+ | :Avenger doubts her current state of life. There is no reason to believe that she does not harbour the flames of vengeance as if she was betrayed by the world...<ref name="FGOM"/> |
;[[Florence Nightingale|Nightingale]] |
;[[Florence Nightingale|Nightingale]] |
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+ | :Avenger respects him, for it is possible to say that this person is the original Avenger.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
;[[Avenger (Fate/Grand Order - Joan Alter)|Jeanne d’Arc (Alter)]] / [[Lancer (Fate/Grand Order - Joan Alter Lily)|Jeanne Alter Santa Lily]] |
;[[Avenger (Fate/Grand Order - Joan Alter)|Jeanne d’Arc (Alter)]] / [[Lancer (Fate/Grand Order - Joan Alter Lily)|Jeanne Alter Santa Lily]] |
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+ | :Avenger is quietly observing the fate of some girls for the materialization of a new Avenger.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | ;[[Archer (Fate/Grand Order - Napoleon)|Napoléon Bonaparte]] |
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+ | :The man who was partly responsible for Edmond's imprisonment. The current Edmond bears no hatred towards the French conqueror. |
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==Role== |
==Role== |
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===Fate/Grand Order=== |
===Fate/Grand Order=== |
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====Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order==== |
====Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order==== |
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+ | [[File:Dantes Garden of Sinner Shadow.png|thumb|Avenger's shadow form]] |
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− | + | [[Ritsuka Fujimaru]], [[Mash Kyrielight]], [[Fou]] and [[Assassin (Fate/Grand Order - Shiki Ryougi)|Shiki Ryougi]] encounters Avenger in the woods outside [[Mifune#Ogawa Apartment Complex|Ogawa Apartment Complex]], who is shrouded in darkness. He caused an unstable spiritron which caused the connection with [[Romani Archaman]] to be cut off. Shiki believes he is emitting a murderous aura; however, Avenger corrects Shiki, saying he is nothing but pure rage. Mash couldn't identify his Servant Class. Avenger continues saying that the ghosts in the apartment are souls who were unrewarded in life, and their regrets kept them from moving to the afterlife. He also states that the ghosts need peace, saying that if Hell denies them he'll create a Hell by using the grudge filled apartment. He then tells the group not to stand in his way and leaves.<ref>''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' - Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order, Old Incinerator - Into the Woods [https://chaldeum.wordpress.com/event/rakkyo2016/inna-woods/ In the Woods]</ref> |
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+ | Later, the group access the roof through the emergency exit, which Shiki unlocks with the key Cath Palug gave her earlier. There they confront Avenger again, who they believe to the mastermind behind the distortion. He tells them that his grudge shall never fade away, and even if the apartment will disappear, his work will continue. He refuses to give up until he remembers everything of the island of despair, the tower of incarceration, and the castle of treasures. Mash calls him a Heroic Spirit that shouldn't exist in this world, but he refutes that Heroic Spirits and spirits of the dead are ultimately the same thing, curses fallen into the shadow of the world. Then, the greater ghost the group destroyed earlier appears, which Mash believes to be another one. The Servant corrects her by saying that curses never disappear, and states the system of curses that [[Solomon|Beast I]] given to him is now complete. He continues that resentment and killing will continue as long as other exists, and states the hatred of the sacrificed are his nourishment. After he states he'll be worshiped as a god for creating an eternal hell, the greater ghost prepares to attack the group. Mash senses that it has far more [[Magical Energy]] than before, and states its resentment increases with every defeat. She warns that if the ghost's resentment continues to increase at its current rate, they won't be able to destroy it. However, Shiki encourages her and Ritsuka to fight, even stating to the Servant that all things have an end. Impressed by her claims, he asks the group to show him that they can deny the evil of humans, and prove to him nothing can exist for eternity. |
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+ | After the ghost is destroyed, the Servant starts to flee by jumping off the roof. Shiki goes to stop him, but Romani warns that the Servant is actually an illusion. Ritsuka stops her, and she kills the illusion of the Servant with a thrown knife. As he disappears, Romani asks him why he created the distortion and who ordered him to do so. The Servant answers he was ordered by Chaldea's enemy to transform the apartment into a Singularity. But instead he used it to fuel his need for vengeance by using the Servants' own desire for revenge. Ritsuka then asks the Servant for his identity before he disappears, but he only answers by saying ''"'' ''Attendre et espérer...'' (''Wait and hope)"'' as he fades away. After he disappears, Romani informs the group that the distortion will eventually disappear. Mash, however, is curious about the mysterious Servant's identity, and wonders if they'll fight him again. Shiki tells her that for that kind of guy, one victory might be enough for him to become a trustworthy ally. When asked why, Shiki says that the reason behind revenge is being betrayed by someone you love, which means that Avenger loves humanity on a fundamental level, as someone born of hatred speaks of love, and someone born from love speaks of hatred.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> |
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====The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower==== |
====The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower==== |
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− | Avenger is the main protagonist in {{nihongo|The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower|監獄塔に復讐鬼は哭く| |
+ | Avenger is the main protagonist in {{nihongo|The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower|監獄塔に復讐鬼は哭く|Kangokutō ni Fukushūki wa Naku}}. |
====Salomon: The Grand Time Temple==== |
====Salomon: The Grand Time Temple==== |
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− | + | Avenger is the leader of the "''special event''" Servants to assist [[Chaldea]] against the [[Demon God|Demon Gods Pillars]]. Once the Protagonist and Mash reach the Disposal Chute, they are thrown into a place where no help can reach and the Demon Pillar [[Demon God#Andromalius|Andromalius]] confronts the two. While he laughs at them for the futility of their actions, Avenger [[Enfer Château d'If|breaks through space-time at an impossible speed]] to help his accomplice, as hope always exists even in the middle of despair. Following him, all the other special event Servants show up to help. After the fight, Avenger is seen fighting on his own against Andromalius, who is cursing the time they decided to use Edmond Dantès in their plan. The Protagonist and Mash use this chance to reach the throne of the Time Temple.<ref>''[[Fate/Grand Order]]'' - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Act 09: X / Disposal Chute Andromalius</ref> |
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====Shinjuku Phantom Spirit Incident: Malignant Quarantined Demonic Realm==== |
====Shinjuku Phantom Spirit Incident: Malignant Quarantined Demonic Realm==== |
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+ | Avenger appears as an informant to the Protagonist, talking to them over the phone about leads to the Singularity's cause. Upon the Protagonist's capture by the [[Assassin (Fate/Grand Order - Yan Qing)|Assassin of Shinjuku]], Avenger helps them escape from the tower. After making a good distance away, it is deduced by the Protagonist that Avenger is not "Edmond Dantés" as he claims. Their reasoning is that Avenger hates being refered to by his True Name. At this, Avenger reveals himself to be [[Ruler (Fate/Grand Order - Holmes)|Sherlock Holmes]] in disguise. Holmes takes the guise of Avenger in the ensuing battle with the Hornets before dropping it altogether throughout the rest of the Singularity. |
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==Abilities== |
==Abilities== |
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− | Avenger attacks by projecting his magical power by means of his hatred via [[Monte Cristo Mythologie]]. A black grudge effect occurs, giving damage to his opponent. Fundamentally, it is a poisonous system, where it primarily gives direct damage in addition to persistent damage and an abnormal status effect.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
+ | Avenger attacks by projecting his magical power by means of his hatred via [[Monte Cristo Mythologie]]. A black grudge effect occurs, giving damage to his opponent. Fundamentally, it is a poisonous system, where it primarily gives direct damage in addition to persistent damage and an abnormal grudge status effect.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | Edmond's Class Skills are [[Avenger]] (A), [[Memory Correction|Oblivion Correction]] (B) and [[Self-Replenishment (Mana)]] D.<ref name="Profile"/> His Personal Skills are [[Skill (A-F)#Determination of Steel|Determination of Steel]] (EX), [[Skill (S-Z)#Wisdom of Predicament|Wisdom of Predicament]] (A) and [[Golden Rule]] (A).<ref name="Profile"/> |
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+ | {{nihongo|Determination of Steel (EX)|鋼鉄の決意|Kōtetsu no Ketsui}}<br />The dynamism and mind of steel of the man who walked on the path of revenge throughout his entire life after breaking out of the Château d’If (Tower of If) prison, which was even called the Hell on this Earth, becoming a Skill. A complete blockade of his sense of pain, resulting in effects such as the acquisition of a superhuman mind and body that is even able to endure ultrahigh-speed actions. It is a composite Skill that also primarily contains the effects of the [[Bravery]] Skill and the [[Calm and Collected]] Skill.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | {{nihongo|Wisdom of Predicament (A)|窮地の智慧|Kyūchi no Chie}}<br />The ability to call upon Luck with a precedence in critical situations. The wisdom brought about by the abundant knowledge he received from Abbe Faria and his own natural intelligence. By combining this with the special characteristics of his Extra Class, it becomes possible for him to use the [[Item Creation]] Skill, which is primarily a Caster’s Class Skill, at Rank B.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | {{nihongo|Golden Rule (A)|黄金律|Ōgon-Ritsu}}<br />The Count of Monte Cristo attained everlasting wealth and political power by obtaining the “hidden treasure” told of by Abbe Faria in the Château d’If, so money is hardly a matter for him to be troubled with.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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+ | In addition to Monte Cristo Mythologie, he possesses the Noble Phantasms [[Enfer Château d'If]], his mental power of steel, and [[Attendre, Espérer]], an unbelievable recovery Noble Phantasm that is also the agglomeration of all human knowledge into the words ''"Wait and Hope"''.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
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==Development== |
==Development== |
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− | [[Rui Komatsuzaki]] is the character illustrator for Avenger, who also designed the characters for the {{WPlink|Danganronpa|Danganronpa Series}}.<ref name="FGOM"/><ref name="Profile"/>His meta title "''Super High School Level Heroic Spirit''" also referenced the Danganronpa Series, where the characters are all Super High School Level students. [[Hikaru Sakurai]] is the scenario writer for his character.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
+ | {{Quote|I decided on a character that is constantly engulfed in black flames because of his aspect, being called the embodiment of the desire for revenge, and I arrived at this design with that thought.|Rui Komatsuzaki}}<br />[[Rui Komatsuzaki]] is the character illustrator for Avenger, who also designed the characters for the {{WPlink|Danganronpa|Danganronpa Series}}.<ref name="FGOM"/><ref name="Profile"/> His meta title "''Super High School Level Heroic Spirit''" also referenced the Danganronpa Series, where the characters are all Super High School Level students, not only that he has a very similar design to [https://danganronpa.fandom.com/wiki/Nagito_Komaeda Nagito Komaeda] from the second game of the series. [[Hikaru Sakurai]] is the scenario writer for his character.<ref name="FGOM"/> |
Rather than go for the traditional image of a "''cool old Count''" for Dantès' character that [[Nasu]] feels was "''brought to utter perfection''" by {{WPlink|Gonzo (company)|Gonzo}} in their {{WPlink|Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo|Gankutsuou}} anime, they wished to distance themselves from that characterization and instead went for a twist with a "''younger count.''" He is a "''Super High School Level Heroic Spirit''", developed with the idea of having a "''cool dark hero''" and out of Nasu's desire for having a Komatsuzaki-developed Servant. Nasu feels that Dantès' "''true worth''" is in his third stage ascension appearance, the "''condensation of his chuuni essence.''"<ref>[http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/5875-The-BAMBOO-BROOM-DIARY-%28Nasu-and-Takeuchi-blog%29?p=2290630&viewfull=1#post2290630 Nasu Blog 3/14/16 Translation]</ref><ref>[http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/5875-The-BAMBOO-BROOM-DIARY-%28Nasu-and-Takeuchi-blog%29?p=2291140&viewfull=1#post2291140 Nasu Blog 3/15/16 Translation]</ref> |
Rather than go for the traditional image of a "''cool old Count''" for Dantès' character that [[Nasu]] feels was "''brought to utter perfection''" by {{WPlink|Gonzo (company)|Gonzo}} in their {{WPlink|Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo|Gankutsuou}} anime, they wished to distance themselves from that characterization and instead went for a twist with a "''younger count.''" He is a "''Super High School Level Heroic Spirit''", developed with the idea of having a "''cool dark hero''" and out of Nasu's desire for having a Komatsuzaki-developed Servant. Nasu feels that Dantès' "''true worth''" is in his third stage ascension appearance, the "''condensation of his chuuni essence.''"<ref>[http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/5875-The-BAMBOO-BROOM-DIARY-%28Nasu-and-Takeuchi-blog%29?p=2290630&viewfull=1#post2290630 Nasu Blog 3/14/16 Translation]</ref><ref>[http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread.php/5875-The-BAMBOO-BROOM-DIARY-%28Nasu-and-Takeuchi-blog%29?p=2291140&viewfull=1#post2291140 Nasu Blog 3/15/16 Translation]</ref> |
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Revision as of 19:05, 13 May 2020
Avenger (アヴェンジャー, Avenjā?) is an Avenger-class Servant summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order.
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Identity
Avenger's True Name is Edmond DantèsWP (エドモン・ダンテス, Edomon Dantesu?), popularly known as The Count of Monte CristoWP (モンテ・クリスト伯, Monte Kurisuto-haku?) and the King of the CavernWP (巌窟王, Gankutsuō?), the individual who possesses the world's greatest popularity as an avenger.[2]
The story of the King of the Cavern is treated as a literary creation by Alexandre Dumas (pere), but it has been confirmed in modern times that the "Abbe FariaWP" who guided Edmond when he was imprisoned on the Château d'If actually existed...[2]
Dumas and Edmond had met as Dumas was dining in a high class restaurant.
History
Living as a seaman in MarseilleWP, Edmond was torn away from his love Mercédès after being imprisoned in the hellish Château d'IfWP due to a false charge derived from an unscrupulous conspiracy. However, he did not fall into despair thanks to his mind of steel, and during his imprisonment, he met the similarly imprisoned Abbe Faria, who guided Edmond.[2]
After escaping his prison, Edmond eventually acquired the treasure of the Monte CristoWP island, learned that his love and covetous affection towards Mercédès had been trampled upon and snatched away from him, and began a tragic revenge plot while concealing his identity. He swooped down upon Paris, dragging down the people who once deceived him, now the many leading figures reigning over France, into hell. At the end of his journey, he was reformed through his anguish and regret, leaving with his mistress Haydée – an Albanian princess who had been sold into slavery by Fernand de Morcerf (formerly Mondego), who had also betrayed Edmond, before the Count of Monte Cristo rescued her and eventually fell in love with her.[2]
That stern way of life; the revenge tragedy that concealed his identity; the love and covetous affection towards his lover Mercédès, which was trampled on and snatched away; and the journey that resulted in his reform due to his anguish and regret, are all applauded by the people - not only from France, but from all over the world - and he is remembered as "the most famous avenger in the world."[2]
Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~
October 1837. One year before enacting his vengeance, the Count of Monte Cristo carried out another tale of revenge as he had to avenge Abbe Faria, who he considered a second father. Faria was falsely accused as a rebel plotting the Italian unification and was imprisoned in the Chateau d'If by the "Three Wise Men" who desired the treasure of Monte Cristo.[3]
While waiting for the first one, Father Angelo Braga, to appear after inviting him to his home, Haydée warns Edmond that he should not have brought Angelo here, but Edmond tells her to go away as it is not yet time for the two of them to meet. When Concetta comes to his room to tell him that Angelo has arrived, she asks if he was talking to someone, and he says that it was just a phantom.[3]
The Count and Angelo talk over dinner. The Count was investigating the church and Angelo went for him who knows the location of the treasure. Edmond reveals how through knowledge, he was taught everything, from knowing how to live to how to fight, by Abbe Faria and calls him his second father, while also revealing that this was all a trap to lure Angelo who is one of the Three Wise Men who got Faria imprisoned. The food was poisoned and Angelo has taken a lethal dose, but it doesn't work because of his special Assembly of the Eight Sacrament training and he attacks Edmond. The Count attacks him with a pistol, but it can't even scratch him, so he has Concetta activate a trap which blows Angelo up along with the whole mansion. Angelo does barely survive but the Count finishes him off with one of Angelo's Black Keys, piercing his chest while he was surprised that monsters also have hearts. Then, Edmond declared that one is down.[4]
The Count of Monte Cristo moves to Rome to continue his revenge plot. While attending to an opera, the Count and Concetta discuss about their next objective. The target is a cardinal, and the plan is to lure him with money.[5] After that, one of Edmond's informants, one of many he has all over Europe, is killed. While at first the killing was thought to be by bandits or pirates, Concetta says that it "went over the line". The second set of killings was of a man who started an investment company in Spain, and his wife and 5-year-old daughter. The Count's group are the only ones who realize that these killings are connected as the man who was killed was one of Morrel's associates. The killings continue, and some of the corpses are left without a drop of blood.[6]
Edmond is sure that the killings are the doing of one of the Three Wise Men and is furious. The killer left behind a message by spelling out a word, letter by letter, with the organs of his victims: Tarantella. Edmond wonders if this is really how the Church works, if Tarantella is just crazy, if this is vengeance for Angelo, or if he's just playing around with people's lives. He tells Concetta to prepare, and they start a counterattack by spreading information that the Count of Monte Cristo would be holding a huge party as bait, and they rent the whole Villa MediciWP for this purpose.[7]
Haydée shows again and warns Edmond that this is way too dangerous. She wants him to live, and says that Faria would have wanted the same. Edmond says nobody knows what the dead want, and all he's doing is ridding himself of his own sorrows. Haydée wishes she could heal him of his sorrows, but Edmond tells her to begone, and to wait for him on the other side beyond love and hate.[8]
Tarantella shows up and notices that there is nobody else at the "party" besides him. He recognizes the Count by his white hair and explains that Faria turned his back on the Holy Church when he said that he wanted to save all life. Edmond says that those are the Church's teachings, but Tarantella explains that's just the Church's front, and the truth is different. Edmond says that they're a bunch of heretics, bloodstained murderers who themselves turned their backs on the Messiah and the Prophets, and activates a trap which fires spears at Tarantella, and then another trap which binds him with chains made to subdue tigers, but Tarantella breaks out easily. Edmond shoots him in the forehead but Tarantella gets back up and pulls out the spears.[9]
Tarantella uses a white lightning that burns Edmond and defeats him instantly, but doesn't kill him because he still needs to interrogate him. The Count asks if the Church is all composed of monsters, and Tarantella says that not all members have this power. The cardinal is a mere weak human for example, who isn't even an Executor - an inquisitor of the Sacred Church who represents the Will of God - like Angelo or Tarantella. Edmond is enraged by the claim that they're doing God's work and gets up again, blocking Tarantella's vision with his coat and stabbing him in the heart with a knife. Tarantella says that he's not just a mere Executor either, and asks where that foolish criminal Faria's treasure is while hitting Edmond with more of his lightning Magecraft. Edmond answers that both Tarantella and Angelo are idiots as there is no such thing as a "treasure". Tarantella observes that Edmond is imprevious to torture, as he doesn't fear death, or pain, or damage to his body, thinking that time in the Chateau d'If made him strong, so he says that he'll have Edmond recall what pain is like by destroying one of his belongings, and leaves. Edmond regrets listening to Ali and Concetta and not using explosives in the traps and accepts it was his own loss. Haydée calls out to the Count again and he asks her to give him more power. She says he already has it within him.[9]
The Count arrives to the inn where Concetta was waiting for him, but he is late and Tarantella finishes sucking Concetta's blood dry just as he arrives. Edmond realises that Tarantella is a Blood-Sucking Demon, a Vampire. Tarantella says that comparing him to Lord RuthvenWP makes sense, but that's not quite it as he is another thing, and presents himself by revealing his true name, Michael Roa Valdamjong, a being that devours humans.[10]
Faria wasn't able to tell Edmond about Dead Apostles and Michael Roa Valdamjong, the Monster of Ego and the evil reincarnator who dwells inside the hidden side of the Church, because the vampire put a curse on him. But Faria left Edmond "the treasure of darkness" he stole from the Church that would one day help Edmond out when he one day faces a non-human enemy that he would lose to - The Treasure of Monte Cristo, which has the power to remake a person anew.[10]
The Count of Monte Cristo laughs and says it doesn't matter what Roa is, as he, and not Roa, represents God's Will, and then starts burning with black flames. He immediately understands how it works, and how it's a weapon for him to burn his enemies.[10]
« To me belongeth Vengeance! » |
(Edmond quotes the Holy Bible after proclaiming himself as the true Will of God) |
Roa recognises the black fire as the Monte Cristo Mythologie, a legend hidden in the Mountain of the Messiah, the despair of those without God, the flames of Hell and the Void, and a power equal to that from the Age of Myths which forces a special Magic Circuit and Magic Crest into the user.[10]
The Count tells him to shut up and blasts Roa through the inn's wall. Roa runs, but Edmond flies after him, so they fight in the skies of Rome. The Dead Apostle traps Edmond with magic and blasts him with a powerful lightning, and then uses the moves of his multiple reincarnations, including the curses of the Seventh and the barriers of the Fourth. Edmond calls upon the fires of vengeance to eat his soul and turn into black flames, breaking the magical barrier imprisoning him and then proceeds to grab and burn Roa while laughing, the vampire noticing that damage dealt by those flames is not regenerating. The Count then declares that they'll just have to see whose soul is incinerated first. Roa rabidly shouts that there can't be such a thing as a fire that can burn even souls, but Edmond says those flames are right here. Roa can't heal and Edmond asks him to just try and pretend to be the Messiah in front of God again. Roa starts shouting that this can't be possible and starts to say he is a reincarnator; even if his body is destroyed, he is infinite. But Roa's rambling is cut off short by Edmond's declaration.[10]
« Despair. That... is Hell. I will not take pity upon you, rot away. » |
(The Count of Monte Cristo declares his victory) |
When the Count realizes it, he is standing alone and nothing is left of Roa but cinders. He feels something vanishing from his body, and believes that it is the Treasure of Monte Cristo. He realizes that he was saved by Faria once more. His body will never be enveloped in black flames again, not unless he's someday reborn as something as inhuman as a vampire. He prays for Concetta to watch over his vengeance. He heads for the cathedral and is stopped by a guard who demands to know who he is. He laughs and says that the Count of Monte Cristo has come for the cardinal.[11]
Some time later, the cardinal lost his position, and it's unknown if the Count of Monte Cristo ultimately killed him or not. Either way, his vengeance in Rome was over; but this was only the tale of the vengeance for Faria, the other vengeance. And so this is not the end but the beginning of the Count of Monte Cristo's story of vengeance in Paris.[12]
Appearance
Personality
« My name is the King of the Cavern. |
(Avenger) |
While his True Name is Edmond Dantès, Avenger perceives himself to be a different person from the seaman from Marseille. While in life he had abandoned his dark nature at the end of his gruesome and tragic revenge in Paris, his powerful and vengeful Monte Cristo persona has manifested as a Servant and is still acting as the "image of a nemesis", so he claims, "In that case, I am not Edmond." Therefore, he will never introduce himself as Edmond Dantès. His catchphrase is "Wait and Hope" (in French, "Attendre, Esperer"), which is a direct quotation from the ending of The Count of Monte Cristo in his farewell letter to his friend Maximilien Morrel.[2]
« One of my names is enough to strike terror into your heart, but I don't have to tell you what it is, do I? You've already guessed it, haven't you? Or rather, you remember it, for despite all my years of sorrow and torment, the joy of vengeance has made my face young again! » |
(Monte Cristo to Fernand de Morcerf, from Chapter 54 of "The Count of Monte Cristo") |
An avenger to fate and reality. Avenger always hates the irrationality and malice that is all over the world. At a first glance, it appears that his hatred is projected towards the whole world except on himself, but he is never a demon that hates innocent people. He hates and continues to deny reality itself that continues to reign while it is still full of atrocities and immoralities. Avenger defines himself as a “demon of eternal vengeance”. He is full of roughness and violence, hurting every person who approaches him, but...[1]
To the Master who do battle to rescue human history from incineration, Avenger has two forms to select from. Namely, the form as “himself that trifles with reality and a vicious fate (Edmond Dantès)“ representing his current self, and the form as “a person that is close to who he was before (King of the Cavern) as the materialized idol of hatred.”[1] Particularly regarding the latter form, before long, Avenger will surely recognize the profile of his Master who continues to struggle, seemingly at first remembering Haydée, the princess of a ruined country, or Abbe Faria, who was his benefactor.
"They are not Abbe Faria."
"They are not Haydée."
Of course, Avenger himself in this form does not represent his current self. The Master who walks together with him is just one person in his past, present and future. Even though, the others should not be here. If that is the case, the feelings embraced then is also the sole thing that must be there in the past, and not here in the present.[1]
According to Shiki Ryougi, Edmond Dantès is the kind of person who one victory against him is enough for him to become an unexpectedly trustworthy ally, as only someone with great love and care would turn into such an Avenger after being betrayed by someone they love. That also means that Edmond loves humanity on a very fundamental level.[13]
If Angra Mainyu, born of hatred, is an avenger that speaks about love, the King of the Cavern, born of love, is an avenger that speaks about hatred.[1] Where one forgives and accepts evil as a inherent part of humanity, the other rages and strikes at it with vengeance.
Relationships
- Amakusa Shirou
- Avenger highly appreciates his way of life. "That greed that saves the world is unquestionably the embodiment of human nature!"[1]
- Jeanne d’Arc
- Avenger doubts her current state of life. There is no reason to believe that she does not harbour the flames of vengeance as if she was betrayed by the world...[1]
- Nightingale
- Even though he cannot so as far as recognize this particular case as a Heroic Spirit, this vengeful demon caught a glimpse of her who holds to herself an unwavering conviction, something that is dazzlingly beautiful, of which the current state of her soul have reached the domain of an idol.[1]
- Angra Mainyu
- Avenger respects him, for it is possible to say that this person is the original Avenger.[1]
- Jeanne d’Arc (Alter) / Jeanne Alter Santa Lily
- Avenger is quietly observing the fate of some girls for the materialization of a new Avenger.[1]
- Napoléon Bonaparte
- The man who was partly responsible for Edmond's imprisonment. The current Edmond bears no hatred towards the French conqueror.
Role
Fate/Grand Order
Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order
Ritsuka Fujimaru, Mash Kyrielight, Fou and Shiki Ryougi encounters Avenger in the woods outside Ogawa Apartment Complex, who is shrouded in darkness. He caused an unstable spiritron which caused the connection with Romani Archaman to be cut off. Shiki believes he is emitting a murderous aura; however, Avenger corrects Shiki, saying he is nothing but pure rage. Mash couldn't identify his Servant Class. Avenger continues saying that the ghosts in the apartment are souls who were unrewarded in life, and their regrets kept them from moving to the afterlife. He also states that the ghosts need peace, saying that if Hell denies them he'll create a Hell by using the grudge filled apartment. He then tells the group not to stand in his way and leaves.[14]
Later, the group access the roof through the emergency exit, which Shiki unlocks with the key Cath Palug gave her earlier. There they confront Avenger again, who they believe to the mastermind behind the distortion. He tells them that his grudge shall never fade away, and even if the apartment will disappear, his work will continue. He refuses to give up until he remembers everything of the island of despair, the tower of incarceration, and the castle of treasures. Mash calls him a Heroic Spirit that shouldn't exist in this world, but he refutes that Heroic Spirits and spirits of the dead are ultimately the same thing, curses fallen into the shadow of the world. Then, the greater ghost the group destroyed earlier appears, which Mash believes to be another one. The Servant corrects her by saying that curses never disappear, and states the system of curses that Beast I given to him is now complete. He continues that resentment and killing will continue as long as other exists, and states the hatred of the sacrificed are his nourishment. After he states he'll be worshiped as a god for creating an eternal hell, the greater ghost prepares to attack the group. Mash senses that it has far more Magical Energy than before, and states its resentment increases with every defeat. She warns that if the ghost's resentment continues to increase at its current rate, they won't be able to destroy it. However, Shiki encourages her and Ritsuka to fight, even stating to the Servant that all things have an end. Impressed by her claims, he asks the group to show him that they can deny the evil of humans, and prove to him nothing can exist for eternity.
After the ghost is destroyed, the Servant starts to flee by jumping off the roof. Shiki goes to stop him, but Romani warns that the Servant is actually an illusion. Ritsuka stops her, and she kills the illusion of the Servant with a thrown knife. As he disappears, Romani asks him why he created the distortion and who ordered him to do so. The Servant answers he was ordered by Chaldea's enemy to transform the apartment into a Singularity. But instead he used it to fuel his need for vengeance by using the Servants' own desire for revenge. Ritsuka then asks the Servant for his identity before he disappears, but he only answers by saying " Attendre et espérer... (Wait and hope)" as he fades away. After he disappears, Romani informs the group that the distortion will eventually disappear. Mash, however, is curious about the mysterious Servant's identity, and wonders if they'll fight him again. Shiki tells her that for that kind of guy, one victory might be enough for him to become a trustworthy ally. When asked why, Shiki says that the reason behind revenge is being betrayed by someone you love, which means that Avenger loves humanity on a fundamental level, as someone born of hatred speaks of love, and someone born from love speaks of hatred.[13]
The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower
Avenger is the main protagonist in The Vengeance Demon Howls in the Prison Tower (監獄塔に復讐鬼は哭く, Kangokutō ni Fukushūki wa Naku?).
Salomon: The Grand Time Temple
Avenger is the leader of the "special event" Servants to assist Chaldea against the Demon Gods Pillars. Once the Protagonist and Mash reach the Disposal Chute, they are thrown into a place where no help can reach and the Demon Pillar Andromalius confronts the two. While he laughs at them for the futility of their actions, Avenger breaks through space-time at an impossible speed to help his accomplice, as hope always exists even in the middle of despair. Following him, all the other special event Servants show up to help. After the fight, Avenger is seen fighting on his own against Andromalius, who is cursing the time they decided to use Edmond Dantès in their plan. The Protagonist and Mash use this chance to reach the throne of the Time Temple.[15]
Shinjuku Phantom Spirit Incident: Malignant Quarantined Demonic Realm
Avenger appears as an informant to the Protagonist, talking to them over the phone about leads to the Singularity's cause. Upon the Protagonist's capture by the Assassin of Shinjuku, Avenger helps them escape from the tower. After making a good distance away, it is deduced by the Protagonist that Avenger is not "Edmond Dantés" as he claims. Their reasoning is that Avenger hates being refered to by his True Name. At this, Avenger reveals himself to be Sherlock Holmes in disguise. Holmes takes the guise of Avenger in the ensuing battle with the Hornets before dropping it altogether throughout the rest of the Singularity.
Shimosa Province: The Stage of Rivers of Blood and Mountains of Corpses
Gotterdammerung: Eternal Ice-Flame Century
Abilities
Avenger attacks by projecting his magical power by means of his hatred via Monte Cristo Mythologie. A black grudge effect occurs, giving damage to his opponent. Fundamentally, it is a poisonous system, where it primarily gives direct damage in addition to persistent damage and an abnormal grudge status effect.[1]
Skills
Edmond's Class Skills are Avenger (A), Oblivion Correction (B) and Self-Replenishment (Mana) D.[2] His Personal Skills are Determination of Steel (EX), Wisdom of Predicament (A) and Golden Rule (A).[2]
Determination of Steel (EX) (鋼鉄の決意, Kōtetsu no Ketsui?)
The dynamism and mind of steel of the man who walked on the path of revenge throughout his entire life after breaking out of the Château d’If (Tower of If) prison, which was even called the Hell on this Earth, becoming a Skill. A complete blockade of his sense of pain, resulting in effects such as the acquisition of a superhuman mind and body that is even able to endure ultrahigh-speed actions. It is a composite Skill that also primarily contains the effects of the Bravery Skill and the Calm and Collected Skill.[1]
Wisdom of Predicament (A) (窮地の智慧, Kyūchi no Chie?)
The ability to call upon Luck with a precedence in critical situations. The wisdom brought about by the abundant knowledge he received from Abbe Faria and his own natural intelligence. By combining this with the special characteristics of his Extra Class, it becomes possible for him to use the Item Creation Skill, which is primarily a Caster’s Class Skill, at Rank B.[1]
Golden Rule (A) (黄金律, Ōgon-Ritsu?)
The Count of Monte Cristo attained everlasting wealth and political power by obtaining the “hidden treasure” told of by Abbe Faria in the Château d’If, so money is hardly a matter for him to be troubled with.[1]
Noble Phantasms
In addition to Monte Cristo Mythologie, he possesses the Noble Phantasms Enfer Château d'If, his mental power of steel, and Attendre, Espérer, an unbelievable recovery Noble Phantasm that is also the agglomeration of all human knowledge into the words "Wait and Hope".[1]
Development
Creation and Conception
« I decided on a character that is constantly engulfed in black flames because of his aspect, being called the embodiment of the desire for revenge, and I arrived at this design with that thought. » |
(Rui Komatsuzaki) |
Rui Komatsuzaki is the character illustrator for Avenger, who also designed the characters for the Danganronpa SeriesWP.[1][2] His meta title "Super High School Level Heroic Spirit" also referenced the Danganronpa Series, where the characters are all Super High School Level students, not only that he has a very similar design to Nagito Komaeda from the second game of the series. Hikaru Sakurai is the scenario writer for his character.[1]
Rather than go for the traditional image of a "cool old Count" for Dantès' character that Nasu feels was "brought to utter perfection" by GonzoWP in their GankutsuouWP anime, they wished to distance themselves from that characterization and instead went for a twist with a "younger count." He is a "Super High School Level Heroic Spirit", developed with the idea of having a "cool dark hero" and out of Nasu's desire for having a Komatsuzaki-developed Servant. Nasu feels that Dantès' "true worth" is in his third stage ascension appearance, the "condensation of his chuuni essence."[16][17]
References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 Fate/Grand Order material III - Edmond Dantès, p.204-213 Cite error: Invalid
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tag; name "FGOM" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 Fate/Grand Order Profile of Edmond Dantès, translated by Master of Chaos at Beast's Lair.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 02.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 03.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 04.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 05.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 06.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 07.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 08.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 09.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 10.
- ↑ Heroic Spirit Lore Strange Tales ~ King of the Cavern Edmond Dantès ~ Drama CD, Chapter 11.
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Fate/Grand Order - Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order, Rooftop - The Boundary of Dawn
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Boundary of Emptiness: The Garden of Order, Old Incinerator - Into the Woods In the Woods
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Act 09: X / Disposal Chute Andromalius
- ↑ Nasu Blog 3/14/16 Translation
- ↑ Nasu Blog 3/15/16 Translation