Captain NemoWP (ネモ船長WP, Nemo-Senchō?), Class Name Rider (ライダー, Raidā?), is a Rider-class Servant of Sion Eltnam Sokaris in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order. After properly manifesting the Nautilus and formally joining Chaldea Security Organization, he forms a contract with Ritsuka Fujimaru.
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Profile[]
Identity[]
The Servant's True Name are Captain Nemo and TritonWP (トリトン, Toriton?). He is also known as Captain (キャプテン, Kyaputen?), Prince (プリンス, Purinsu?) and Nameless (名無し, Nanashi?) before settling on his identity as Captain Nemo.
Components[]
Nemo is a Phantom created from combining a Heroic Spirit, Nemo, with a Divine Spirit, Triton, due to Sion lacking a proper summoning foundation like FATE of Chaldea.
While "Phantoms" had only been achieved in the Sub-Singularity: Shinjuku, the Atlas Alchemist Sion was able to hack into the data of it, and managed to summon this unique Servant as one.
In Novum Chaldea, he is in charge of transporting the Operation Squad, or ceremoniously providing them with support. While land-based strategies are done by Ms. Da Vinci, Nemo is in command of sea-based operations. From that point, it wouldn't be a stretch to call the two rivals.
Captain Nemo[]
An Indian prince who went into self-imposed exile aboard the submarine he made himself, the Nautilus. His true name is Prince Dakkar from "20,000 Leagues Under the SeaWP".
Triton[]
A Greek God of the Sea and a son of Poseidon. A merman who grew up loved by the gods of the sea.
Appearance[]
 Rider Stage 1 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by DANGERDROP.  Rider Stage 2 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by DANGERDROP.  Rider Stage 3 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by DANGERDROP.  Rider Stage 4 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by DANGERDROP.      Chinese Version 6th Anniversary Celebration (简中版6周年纪念, Jiǎn Zhōng Bǎn 6 Zhōunián Jìniàn?) in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by STAR Shadow Magician.  Special Illustration Card for North America Fate/Grand Order 7th Anniversary, illustrated by Namie.  Chaldea Satellite Station (カルデア･サテライトステーション, Karudea Sateraitosutēshon?) in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Nozaki Tsubata. |
Personality[]
Upfront and kind, Triton was beloved by all.
Acting on their beliefs, Prince Dakkar was an embodiment of taking initiative.
While these Heroes combined as a "Phantom", Nemo slightly deviates from both, taking qualities from each to have their own unique character.
Nemo has acquired one belief from the Hero Triton: "To oppose those who manipulate or trample upon others". Even if the enemy happens to be a God, he cannot allow the weak to be tyrannized. Ironically, this has lead to an opposition towards modern society (consumption based culture). That said, seeing the current culture of Europe saddens him a bit. Greece wasn't an exception, but of course, "The World of the Seas has no borders".
When they first met, Nemo had no particular feelings towards the Protagonist or Mash after seeing them. With the memories of Prince Dakkar, he harbored an instinctive wariness against the tragedies brought forth by "People". Because of that, his manner of speaking tended to be fiercely blunt. However...
Since he's in charge of the ship, Nemo themselves is strict towards others, and doesn't tolerate being sweet talked, nor self-centered actions.
...But, with the presence of Triton, he has blessings towards adventurous journeys. Upon reintroducing himself when summoned as a Servant to Chaldea, and viewing the Protagonist as both an Adventurer and Traveler alike, his great blessings now likely point them down the path they tread.
At the start, he persisted in doing his duties himself, going so far to say that "This is my Submarine", to his Master. Once understanding them as worthy to entrust humanity to, he loosened up to them, and became willing to take them closer to their destination, no matter the distance.
His true colors have him as an upfront and agreeable person. The kind who will never abandon people once taking a liking to them.
Until he's sure they've reached the end of their journey, so long as they can see it, even if he can't make it there, he will continue to provide the highest blessings he can. For he is a Heroic Spirit who loves mankind.
He has a tendency to speak in metaphors about sea life, like calling a crashed ship a beached whale or referring to smooth sailing as a ship gliding like a manta ray.
Relationships[]
- Jason
- "A ship's captain has to provide stability. Only being competent in crucial moments is more for adventurers than voyagers of the sea. ...But then again that's probably why that guy's so appealing to the Marines."[1]
- As a fellow captain, he finds Jason somewhat capricious but doesn't dislike his adventurous spirit, which he himself lacks. "I feel like I used to be a bit cooler... Am I tangled in seaweed?"[2]
- Francis Drake
- An illustrious predecessor who overcame the impossible. "Like a flying fish born of grass, and a fierce captain like an orca. I wouldn't want to be her enemy."[2]
- Edward Teach / Anne Bonny and Mary Read / Bartholomew Roberts
- "I cannot condone piracy alone. If you encounter me at sea, you'll have to reflect accordingly."[2]
- Bartholomew Roberts
- "Bartholomew's prudence makes him really reliable. He's good-looking, considerate, and has good taste when it comes to naming vessels. So...why is he such a disappointment?"[1]
- Christopher Columbus
- "Your conviction is commendable. But your actions, I cannot condone."[2]
- Caenis
- Marines: "Whoa, Caenis is here!? No, no, no! We don't like them! They're crude, they're loud, and they don't clean up after themselves! I know! I'll just swap that spear with a mop next time!"[1]
- As Nemo, he has no particular thoughts, but Triton's soul has a strong aversion to Caenis. A Heroic Spirit whose life was disrupted by his father. He feels sorry but cannot tolerate their roughness and temper.[2]
- Poseidon
- A father god like a storm, a volcano, or a giant octopus. "Having too much love is very difficult... I think one is enough for a destined partner."[2]
- Super Orion
- Engine: "Huh, so that's Orion. The rumors were true: he's super beefy. ...Damn. That's the dream. If only I had a male body..."[1]
- Leonardo da Vinci (Rider)
- Professor: "I'm learning so much from Da Vinci. The Shadow Border and the Nautilus. Now that our team has covered both land and sea, our next goal will be to take to the skies. ...But I'm a little concerned about that."[1]
- Lakshmibai
- "I'm both proud and ashamed whenever I see her. She is proof of my crime and the figure I denounced... Oh, she tripped. Oh no. She spilled the tea she was carrying on her head. And now all the trash cans are falling on her like dominoes. Yeah, I really can't take my eyes off her...for so many reasons."[1]
- Katsushika Hokusai
- "Master, did you know that the deep sea is even less charted than outer space? If you know that, then I can get straight to my point. As an expert of the sea, the one piece of advice I can give you is this: Never serve octopus as a meal."[1]
- Mysterious Alter Ego Λ
- "I hear there's a Servant who claims to be named after the devil of the sea. They have some nerve, saying that in front of me... Whoa, WHAT!? They're launching a penguin like a torpedo! Damn...I never thought of doing something like that!"[1]
- Kiara Sessyoin (MoonCancer)
- "...I don't know what it is, but I felt a shiver down my spine. I feel like I'm a giant tuna laid out for auction, or a sardine on a platter... Huh? She's a nun who turned immortal after eating a mermaid!? ...Okay, we're bailing!"[1]
- "The deep sea is a world that is more difficult to observe and investigate than outer space. There exist organisms that are not common to mankind. I have seen a variety of life on the ocean floor. The giant jellyfish Basileus, which can no longer be called anything more than a power plant...the giant species of moor kraken living since time immemorial,......, none of which led to battle and barely managed to break free. That's the same thing. If something goes wrong, call me. I'll help you even if I have to launch all my quantum torpedoes"[1]
- Van Gogh
- "So Van Gogh's here, too? I'm relieved since both she and I have ambiguous presences. I do hope you can be her anchor so she doesn't turn to foam and disappear."[1]
- Kukulkan (after Clearing LB7)
- "Kukulcan may look free spirited and uncontrolled but on the inside she's very sensitive. She was the first to come to me to apologize for attacking the Storm Border, but even after that, she still gets depressed in front of me. It's true that I was sunk once by her, but I was rescued after that, so I don't worry about that."[1]
- Kingprotea (after Clearing LB7)
- "Marine:Yes, Protea and I are swimming buddies! Big creatures are not uncommon in the sea, and I like Protea's swimming style very much because it's gentle to the fish! Sometimes we also play like kaijus! Gaoh! ...... Oh, but be careful with the Alters, They're a little mean, okay? Uwawa ...... we've met a few scary ones too...[1]
- Tenochtitlan
- "Tenochtitlan is always challenging me to compete with her. I wonder why she sees me as an enemy... ...Eh? A rivalry over superior construction? She just can’t ignore me as a competitor? Haha... I get it. If that’s how it is, I have to take it seriously, too."[1]
- "Both Tenochtitlan and Master. The Border doesn't even transform into a humanoid form, much less combine. Ah, that girl ...... Why does she think of the border as the only enemy? There are others, like Odysseus' and Mistress Europa's, aren't there?"[1]
- Melusine (Swimsuit)
- "Professor: Okaaay, reporting in. At Melusine’s request, we’ve installed a rotating catapult on the Storm Border’s deck… yes, Sion and I did it. It doesn’t show on his face, but I think Captain is also secretly excited… aircraft carriers are so romantic, after all."[1]
Role[]
Fate/Grand Order[]
Eternal Icy Fire Century: Götterdämmerung[]
While the Shadow Border was diving through Imaginary Number Space on their way to the Norse Lostbelt, the members of Chaldea aboard it detected something large nearby them. Though they didn't know it at the time, this "something" was Captain aboard the Nautilus trying to make contact with them.[3]
Synchronized Intellect Nation: SIN[]
Captain was first introduced as the Servant of Sion Eltnam Sokaris when the remnants of Chaldea arrived at the Wandering Sea.
Samsara of Genesis and Terminus: Yuga Kshetra[]
Captain accompanies Chaldea to the Indian Lostbelt to activate the Aronnax Phantasm at precise coordinates there to improve the Border.[4] so it can cross the seas to reach the Atlantic Lostbelt.[3] Upon arriving in the Lostbelt however, he realizes the Aronnax Phantasm cannot be activated as long as the Lostbelt remains.[4]
Later, when Chaldea is stopped from chasing God Arjuna to Fantasy Tree Spiral by the Sea of MilkWP, Captain warns Lakshmibai not to sacrifice herself to it by using Alakshmi’s powers to focus the poisonous waters on herself so they can cross. Lakshmibai realizes she and Captain knew each other in life. Captain confesses though that he never personally experienced the sepoy rebellion, but the regrets of the him who fled from it formed his core. He tells Lakshmibai that he felt a connection with her ever since he was inspired by the rumors about her fighting, and knowing they were fighting at the same time. Lakshmibai does not judge Captain for choosing to survive, saying her path in life was the only one available to her. It is the same now as Lakshmibai continues to persist in choosing to sacrifice herself. But Captain activates his Noble Phantasm to transform the Border into the Nautilus to cross the Sea of Milk. It is at this point that he confirms he is a fusion of Nemo and Triton. Captain admits that his true Nautilus was the unknown entity Chaldea encountered during their Zero Sail to the Norse Lostbelt. He also confesses to not having hight hopes that Chaldea could undo the Human Order Revision when they first came to the Wandering Sea as he blamed modern people for the Earth's current state. But seeing them fight in India has reinvigorated his hopes.[3]
After Spiral is destroyed, Chaldea gets ready to move to the precise area required to perform the Aronnax Phantasm's activation ritual. Fortunately the ritual is half-way complete thanks to Captain being perfectly synced with the Border now.[3]
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To prepare for the Atlantic Lostbelt, Ritsuka, Mash, Nemo, Osakabehime, Scáthach-Skadi, and Xiang Yu are assigned to do a test run of the Nautilus in Imaginary Number Space. But the test run also has a second purpose of letting Ritsuka and Nemo get to know and trust each other better so their relationship may become as strong as the rest of Chaldea.[5]
On the day of the test run, Ritsuka arrives on the Nautilus late. Nemo reprimands them for their tardiness and tells them they will be on time for everything while on his ship. Then, after confirming with everyone they’re ready to set sail, he has the Nautilus dive underwater.[5]
Later, after a training session, Xiang Yu repeatedly goes in and out of the cockpit doing various things without explanation; fiddling with the instruments, putting down a large wooden crate, and then finally painting a symbol on the wall. Nemo is mad and tells Ritsuka to keep an eye on Xiang Yu. Then, seeing it’s time, he begins the training session for using Zero Sail to evade a threat and initiates Zero Sail after informing Chaldea they will be back in twelve hours.[5]
Following a successful Zero Sail, Nemo hands command of the ship over to Ritsuka and Mash per emergency regulations. He reminds everyone they will be cut off from the Wandering Sea for a while as planned, so he'll lose his connection to Sion, though he can last longer than average thanks to his connection to the Nautilus’ magical reactor. But if anything were to happen to him, he requests Ritsuka to get everyone back to Real Number Space. On that note, he and Ritsuka form a temporary contract.[6]
Afterward, he reintroduces the Nemo series and explains how each of them has their own personality that allows them to act autonomously. The exception is the Marines, who are effectively one person sharing twelve bodies. Each of the Series also has their own private memory.[6]
Moving on, Nemo starts to go over Ritsuka’s schedule for training them to be acting commander when the alarm suddenly goes off. The sonar used in Real Number Space is also active for some reason. The alarm is warning that the ship is about to run aground, even though there is no ground in Imaginary Number Space. Nemo assumes the alarm is a glitch caused when Xiang Yu was fiddling with the instruments.[6]
To his surprise, Xiang Yu is in the room even though he was absent during the Nemo Series’ introduction. Xiang Yu apologizes for his absence and tells everyone to cover their ears. He then screams at the top of his lungs, all the while painting on a bamboo scroll, and gives said scroll to Ritsuka once he’s finished. His body is unsuited for the upcoming battle, so he opted to take numerous advance measures in preparation. He advises they stop the ship and open the box, then he leaves the room to rest, wishing Ritsuka good luck.[6]
Ritsuka orders the ship to be stopped. While Nemo and his partitions agree the sonar is merely malfunctioning, they comply with the order when the Nautilus crashes into something and its hull is penetrated. Rainbows—Imaginary Numbers—are leaking inside, threatening to flood the ship and kill everyone, so Nemo orders Sections 4 through 6 to be abandoned. He also orders the evacuated sector welded shut, and barriers and a Bounded Field to be set up to isolate observation. Ritsuka, refusing to let Marine and Professor die, uses a Command Spell to teleport them to the control room.[6]
Nemo realizes the fact that Marine and Professor nearly drowned in Imaginary Numbers means Imaginary Number Space is now observable. He suspects someone or something has altered Imaginary Number Space, making so everyone can see the same rainbows, meaning Real Numbers and Imaginary Numbers can observe one another. As such, the heroes will go insane if they observe or interact with Imaginary Numbers.[6]
Something suddenly attacks the ship. Ritsuka opens the crate that Xiang Yu placed and told them to open. Inside, they find Mash’s swimsuit, which BB had prepared beforehand at Xiang Yu’s request. Ritsuka uses a Command Spell to change Mash into her swimsuit instantly. The swimsuit allows Mash to go out and eliminate the hostiles, though her victory relied mostly on luck since she couldn’t see the enemy.[6]
Nemo reveals the abandoned sectors contained their computers, observation devices, torpedoes, pantry, and a plethora of magical energy resources. As a result, the Nautilus’s potential cruise time dropped to ~150 hours. Everyone could have been dead by now if it weren’t for the preparations Xiang Yu made beforehand. Mash opens Xiang Yu’s scroll to find it has a sea chart; his roar was a wide range echolocation scan. The chart shows they’re currently in a maze-like trench, also marking their current location, a recommended route, and a destination.[6]
Ritsuka decides to summon a Servant for extra help. Nemo worries another Servant will only deplete their already depleted resources faster, but Mash and Professor convince him otherwise. He informs RItsuka they can use the Spirit Origin graph to summon a Chaldean Servant or one they connected with in the past. Nemo suggests letting Professor choose, though, as her limited personnel selection routine Sion implanted in her mind can determine the ideal Servant even if it seems incomprehensible. Ritsuka agrees, only for Yang Guifei, a Foreigner-class Servant they don’t remember, to be summoned. It is assumed the selection routine glitched and summoned a Heroic Spirit from the Throne instead of the Spirit Origin graph.[6]
Guifei agrees to help and reveals that, with exceptional hearing, she has been hearing someone outside pounding on the ship, warning of incoming enemies. Mash, Skadi, and Osakabehime go and out (Skadi changed herself and Osakabehime into swimsuits using her runic magecraft to copy the Imaginary Numbers Formula memory chip BB embed in the swimsuit she sent) and eliminate the enemy, which they were able to see thanks to Guifei’s powers. Afterward, Mash and Osakabehime rescue and bring aboard Van Gogh.[6]
Five hours have passed without another attack, and Van Gogh is already cooperating. However, the crew questions if Van Gogh is the famed artist Vincent Van Gogh and if she can be trusted since she is female, unlike Vincent, for whom there is plenty of visual evidence to confirm he is male, and Nurse’s medical examination of her suggests she isn’t human. Nemo suggests she is either deluded into thinking she’s Vincent, Vincent himself with his gender and memories confused by an abnormality in his Spirit Origin, or a hostile impostor. It’s also worrying she doesn’t truly understand she is a Foreigner, but because she’s already provided valuable information about Imaginary Number Space, everyone agrees she isn’t an enemy. Ritsuka decides to enter into a temporary contract with her.[6]
At that moment, Nemo has everyone leave the room so he can have a private conversation with Ritsuka. Professor even puts up an audio jamming Bounded Field so not even Guifei can overhear them. Nemo tells Ritsuka he thinks he might know who Van Gogh really is. They then hear the explosion created when a allegedly drunk Mash pushed a so-called self-destruct switch Skadi found. The sound of the explosion attracts Imaginary Number Space monsters, leading them to attack the Nautilus. Van Gogh contracts with Ritsuka and joins Skadi and Guifei in repelling them.[6]
After achieving victory, the crew captures the runaway Osakabehime, who ran away because she realized Skadi intended to shoot her out of a torpedo tube for reconnaisance purposes. Skadi explains that it is too dangerous to use sonar to locate enemies as they’re attracted to sound, so she proposes sending Osakabehime out and having her use the divination she uses to prepare her Noble Phantasm to detect enemies instead. Osakabehime is convinced by Ritsuka to follow Skadi’s plan. Nemo assigns her, Guifei, and Van Gogh to eliminate any enemies she detects as they progress through the trench, while Mash will act as the last line of defense and Skadi will work with Professor as head of engineering.[6]
The conversation then turns to how they have very little resources; food, magical energy, and materials for repairs. Van Gogh suggests eating the monsters for food and magical energy like she did while adrift. Her words turn out to be true following a battle, so it’s decided the combat team will double as a resource provisional team. Then, tying monster entrails to her to act as a lifeline, Osakabehime is launched.[6]
Nemo later calls everyone to the bridge for an emergency briefing about the recent discovery he made. It has been discovered that Van Gogh’s unique blood converts Imaginary Number beings into Real Number beings, and the monsters are essentially a renewable resource for everything the crew needs. Unfortunately, it has also been discovered that the Nautilus cannot currently resurface because the current Imaginary Number Space lacks the concept of depth, so the spells the Paper Moon uses to employ the necessary concepts for reemergence are currently unavailable. Any attempts to resurface will either result in nothing happening or crashing into a reef because of the glitched coordinates. Worse still, Osakabehime had detected a monster larger than the Nautilus that Nemo dubs an enemy ship.[7]
The combat team is sent out to prevent the monster from reaching the Nautilus, but they’re unfortunately soon overwhelmed. Ritsuka calls for a retreat, but the lifelines are snagged. Worse, Guifei hears reinforcements coming. Fortunately, Van Gogh uses her Noble Phantasm to rescue the combat team, allowing the Nautilus to ram on through. None of the combat team save Van Gogh seem to remember how they were rescued.[7]
Reaching the second area, Ritsuka summons Minamoto-no-Raikou in response to Nemo’s request for a Servant with a large solid projectile Noble Phantasm to act as anti-ship artillery. Raikou agrees to use her Noble Phantasm to eliminate the enemy, providing the Nautilus with torpedoes of a sort. She is also put on recon duty because her powers can increase the size and scope of the crew’s recon capabilities.[8]
Then at Guifei’s request, everyone except her, Ritsuka, Nemo and Mash, leaves the room so she can tell something confidential. She admits she lied about not remembering the details of the rescue and divulges the details of the Noble Phantasm Van Gogh had used: Le Père Tanguy. She leaves the room after expressing concern over the fact that Van Gogh can make what she painted in Imaginary Number Space into Real Number-based objects.[8]
Since the Imaginary Number Space naturally lacks monsters and/or obstacles, Nemo suspects Van Gogh may have created them with her Noble Phantasm. Mash acknowledges everyone thought Van Gogh was suspicious from the start, and while she doesn’t believe she is an enemy, she still recommends keeping a closer watch on her going forward. Nemo agrees, concerned at how Van Gogh doesn’t seem to know who she is.[8]
The ship is later attacked by countless small enemies, and so Nemo orders the combat team to go out and eliminate them as quietly as possible. After the battle, the injured Servants are treated at the infirmary, but Nurse has Van Gogh stay so she may study her Ascension (which she underwent while touring the Nautilus with Ritsuka) concerned that it may have adverse effects. Ritsuka exits the infirmary to find Nemo, Mash, and Guifei waiting for them.[9]
Nemo tells Ritsuka they need to decide on how to continue treating Van Gogh. He worries she could pose a danger given her mental instability, the changes to her Spirit Origin because of her spontaneous Ascension, and the fact that she is a Foreigner. He also considers the possibility Guifei was summoned to act as a deterrent against Gogh for when she reaches her final Ascension.[9]
He then mentally retrieves Nurse’s medical report on Van Gogh, but it’s unsubstantial. Regardless, he suggests either putting her Spirit Origin in hibernation like Xiang Yu, or putting her in an isolated room. Ritsuka rejects his suggestions, as everyone hasn’t decided yet if Van Gogh is dangerous or not. Nemo challenges Ritsuka to a fight, believing their decision could potentially endanger everyone.[9]
Ritsuka defeats Nemo with a full party of Servants, so Nemo agrees to follow their orders. In private, he confesses to Ritsuka that he gave them the final decision regarding Van Gogh to them because he and his partitions were conflicted.[9]
Nemo later calls everyone to the bridge to congratulate them on passing their 150 hour time limit. To commemorate their hard work, he and Skadi have prepared a feast. Everyone heads to the mess hall for the feast, though Guifei thought she heard something.[10]
Unfortunately, the feast is interrupted when the ship is attacked. Nemo finds it strange the enemy found them as he was certain the ship was running silently. At his behest, the combat team heads out and eliminates the enemy. The feast resumes afterward with Raikou singing karaoke, complete with a karaoke machine. Nemo reassures a concerned Mash that it is fine for them to sing since they had already eliminated all enemies in the area.[10]
Nearing the second area’s exit, Nemo reports there are multiple enemy ships blocking their way, but before the crew eliminates them, he first requests to speak with Ritsuka. Once he is alone with Ritsuka, Nemo calls in Raikou, even though she was supposed to be outside the ship. He confesses he had her investigating on his behalf for anything suspicious or anyone acting suspiciously. Raikou reports she had found nothing out of the ordinary during the previous from anything or anyone, including Guifei and Van Gogh. There also weren’t any loud noises produced in or by the Nautilus prior to the attacks. Nemo reveals Guifei said she had heard a strange noise she couldn’t pinpoint before the attack, and if true it means the enemy has begun searching for the Nautilus. It also suggests the enemy is learning or evolving, so for now the crew is cleared of any suspicion.[11]
Raikou confesses her singing karaoke during the victory feast was a ploy to see if anyone in attendance would act suspiciously, but nothing happened. Nemo further reveals the song was prerecorded and used a polar opposite waveform to ensure it cancelled out before it got outside. If the ship was attacked during that time, it’d mean the sound made was irrelevant and give more credence to the possibility someone among the crew is remotely controlling the enemy. Raikou then leaves to eliminate the enemies barring the Nautilus from entering the next area.
While Raikou is eliminating enemy ships (which aren’t even retaliating), though, Guifei hears that strange sound again and warns an ambush is coming. Nemo orders the combat team to be ready to deploy when Osakabehime reports that the ambusher is another enemy ship.[11]
Nemo asks Professor to tell Raikou to switch targets to the new enemy ship, but Professor refuses as recalculating the homing spell inscribed on Raikou’s Noble Phantasm would take too long. Nemo thinks they may have no choice but to use the Nautilus Noble Phantasm, even with Raikou still out there.[11]
Van Gogh changes into her second Ascension and offers to paint a platform where Raikou is currently standing so she can continue fighting. While she does, the Nautilus can slowly reverse, luring the enemy ship targeting it away from Raikou so Nemo can use his Noble Phantasm to destroy it safely. Nemo agrees to Van Gogh’s plan and orders the combat team to protect Raikou while she focuses on destroying the enemy ships from Van Gogh’s platform. He will use his Noble Phantasm to eliminate the enemy ship at point-blank range once the Nautilus is far enough from Raikou and the combat team. The combat team then heads out.[11]
Unfortunately, while the plan does succeed, the combat team’s platform suddenly falls apart, and the shockwave from the Nautilus Noble Phantasm blasts them away. Communication with them is lost, and worse, they had cut their lifelines in preparation for the attack, so now they are adrift. Fortunately, they’re rescued by the recently summoned Meltryllis. Afterward, however, everyone witnesses Gogh suddenly gnawing on her own arm. She is taken to the infirmary, where she eventually calms down. Her outburst was apparently the result of her being confused about what had happened.[11]
Ritsuka and Nemo take Van Gogh to the bridge, where it is announced she will serve as an advisor from now on. In addition, Nemo puts Meltryllis on recon duty as she can send her penguins out on silent recon missions, though she needs to go out into the Imaginary Number Sea herself to command them. He wants Guifei to stay on the ship from now as sonar is critical to their operations. Also, while the ship’s defensive Bounded Fields are stronger now, he wants Mash to stay as the last line of defense. Guifei and Mash both understand Nemo wants them to be near Ritsuka and Van Gogh in the event of a worse case scenario.[12]
The crew soon enters the third area, whereupon they’re attacked by a swarm of smaller enemies accompanied by a giant Enemy Ship. The swarm is eliminated when the giant Enemy Ship destroys a landmass with an energy beam, the aftershock of which rocks the Nautilus as if to dissuade the crew from going any further. Nevertheless, the Nautilus proceeds further in.[12]
Following many battles, it becomes very clear the third area is absolutely packed with enemies, though fortunately there hasn’t been any sign of the giant enemy ship since the crew’s first encounter with it. Skadi and Ritsuka both suspect someone is controlling the creatures, but Nemo considers that only to be speculation at the moment. Nevertheless, the giant enemy ship could attack at any moment, so Osakabehime and Guifei must keep a watch out for it. The ship then suddenly comes under attack by a swarm of enemies. After they're eliminated, Nemo tells Osakabehime and Guifei to stay on the bridge at all times for now and work alongside Professor to devise a viable techonlogy for remote operations. He understands this double workload for the two of them isn’t sustainable, though, so they’ll need to think of a longer-term viable solution.[13]
Sometime later, the crew destroys the giant Enemy Ship—Enemy Ship Alpha. But Alpha makes a loud sound as it dies, which fatally wounds Guifei as a result of her sensitive hearing and having weakened her own Spirit Origin when she cloned herself earlier. Desperate to save Guifei, Van Gogh activates De Sterrennacht, explaining that it deifies any Foreigners who look upon it while driving everyone else insane. She therefore implores the latter to close their eyes when a white flash occurs.[14]
The deification restores Guifei’s Spirit Origin, but as a side effect, her Spirit Origin changed to her third Ascension. Van Gogh is glad the deification didn’t go any further, otherwise Guifei wouldn’t be a Servant. However, it seems the Ascension had affected Guifei’s personality as she offers to serve everyone and her beloved emperor for giving her a second chance at life. She notices the change and changes back to her second Ascension, restoring her original personality.[14]
Van Gogh concludes her Noble Phantasm is too dangerous, knowing with a single mistake every Foreigner can become a threat to humanity. She admonishes herself as a pathetic excuse for a Heroic Spirit and believes she has no right to serve Ritsuka. Ritsuka, Nemo, and Guifei, however, seemingly convince her of her own self-worth and wish for her to stay. Van Gogh is moved by their kindness and promises to do everything to help.[14]
In the fourth and final area, the Nautilus is hit by repeat stealth attacks, eventually forcing the crew to retreat to a calmer area worse the exit is blocked. The stress of the situation is getting to Nemo, and he decides he needs to be alone, so Ritsuka tells everyone to take a break. Van Gogh asks Nemo if she can stay with him, but he declines and leaves the bridge.[15]
Nemo later finds Van Gogh in the cargo hold bleeding from self-inflicted wounds, her blood producing monsters. Van Gogh asks him to punish her, finding it strange she can’t die even though she is Van Gogh. But she is no longer certain of her own identity because if she isn’t actually Van Gogh, then the crew no longer needs her, especially when she just creates monsters. She therefore requests Nemo kill her, saying he’d be doing everyone else a favor. Before Nemo can even respond, Ritsuka bursts into the room with Raikou and Frankenstein to subdue Van Gogh for her own protection. Van Gogh collapses at the end of the ensuing battle and Nurse is then brought in to treat her wounds.[16]
After all the monsters are slain, everyone gathers on the bridge. The crew argues about Van Gogh’s innocence since her blood was used to summon monsters and she is most likely the Foreigner who created the spatial gaps from which the enemy launched multiple stealth attacks against the Nautilus. The conflict within the Nemo series comes to a head when the Marines start a mutiny and call for Van Gogh to be executed, causing Nemo to be overloaded into an unresponsive state.[16]
Nemo eventually recovers. The Marines who were acting erratically have had their personalities suspended for the time being. The rest of the Nemo series are still functioning as usual, but they’re still divided on what to do next. Nemo confesses that is largely because he is still conflicted about the situation himself.[16]
On the topic of Van Gogh’s true identity (who left the Nautilus), Nemo deduces she is Clytie (Apollo’s former Oceanid lover) implanted with Vincent van Gogh’s memories. Skadi realizes the Outer Gods always intended for Van Gogh to go insane and theorizes that they seek to use Imaginary Number Space as an outpost to invade modern-day Earth. For this reason, they summoned Van Gogh to Imaginary Number Space and, per their orders, called Oui (the one responsible for turning Imaginary Number Space into a sea and the true culprit behind the spatial gaps) and waited for the crew. She was also ordered to create a base and recruit and deify Chaldea’s Foreigners.[16]
In answering Van Gogh’s call, Oui became amendable to the Outer Gods’ desires and, per their plans, she stowed away in the Nautilus and transformed Imaginary Number Space into a sea. If she wasn’t stopped, it is likely she would’ve succumbed to madness completely and painted a temple for the Outer Gods, which would serve as their outpost. Skadi theorizes the Outer Gods planned on having Van Gogh use her Noble Phantasm to deify the other Foreigners once the temple was complete through which they meant to descend upon Earth.[16]
However, Skadi believes Van Gogh had no desire to betray the crew, which is why the Outer Gods fused her with Clytie. She concludes from Vincent’s history that he committed suicide because he learned his painting Starry Night had inadvertently invited an Outer God into their world and he’d rather die than fall under the Outer Gods’ influence. His absolute refusal to obey them obviously caused a conundrum for the Outer Gods since they desired his Noble Phantasm above all others, so they created their own Heroic Spirit by implanting Clytie with Vincent’s memories and talent. Clytie’s refusal to end her life would conflict with Vincent’s unconscious need to commit suicide and eventually Van Gogh drive to madness and use her Noble Phantasm without compunction.[16]
Meltryllis suggests they honor Van Gogh’s wish and kill her since she cannot kill herself, seeing the fact she abandoned the only people who could do that as proof her madness has reached its peak. Van Gogh is only a step away from initiating her final, most dangerous plan, so if the crew wants to save her from that fate, they need a plan that’s just, kind, wise, and smart. Everyone agrees to come up with a plan to save Van Gogh while stopping the Outer Gods. Xiang Yu confesses he calculated Van Gogh would separate herself from the others. The crew will reencounter Van Gogh in the current area, but Xiang Yu warns they’ll need to be prepared for fierce battles.[16]
The crew eventually located Van Gogh, but discover that her body had been mutated into a giant flower bud. Skadi theorizes it is the Outer Gods' contingency plan in case Van Gogh failed to deify the other Foreigners with De Sterrennacht. Then, per Nemo's request for aid in getting through the flower's shell, Skadi goes with him, Ritsuka and Mash to the cargo hold where Oui is being kept prisoner in order to get her help.[17]
Oui agrees to help and reveals that the spatial gaps actually work like a real Go board, meaning any area they surround becomes their territory. Therefore, if the crew can make the area Van Gogh is in their territory by capturing the four surrounding gaps, they can warp inside her. Nemo says they will capture the four gaps with as few people as possible. Once that is done, they will go inside the flower and rescue Van Gogh at its center. Afterward, they will use Raikou’s Noble Phantasm to destroy the flower from the inside.[17]
Skadi decides the rescue team will consist of Raikou, Meltryllis, and Frankenstein; Raikou will assume torpedo duties, Meltryllis will be the escort, and Frankenstein will rescue Van Gogh. As for who will capture the four points, she decides it will be Guifei, Osakabehime, herself, and Oui.[17]
All the sudden, Van Gogh lets out a screech that shakes the Nautilus and implores the crew to stay away, sending out Enemy Ships in order to force them. She knows everyone wants to save her, but she believes they shouldn’t, considering herself too dangerous and feels she has no right to be with them.[17]
She is no longer certain of who she is, wanting to die because she is Vincent, but refusing to die because she is Clytie. But none of that matters, for she only needs to follow the Outer Gods’ orders to use her Noble Phantasm to deify other Foreigners. Even if her mind self-destructs due to overload, she can still fulfill her main objective by engaging her core consciousness and letting her divine form bloom. She is glad her life has a purpose even if she cannot stand it or herself, and is certain Vincent and Clytie would feel the same way.[17]
To the crew’s surprise, though, half of the enemy warheads contain A-rank explosives while the other heals, and if they weren’t hitting at the same time, the ship would’ve sunk long ago. Nemo realizes it is the result of Van Gogh feeling conflicted over whether to give herself over to the Outer Gods’ influence or rid herself of their influence. As a Phantom Spirit himself, he can tell she is trying to fight their influence. Ritsuka suggests to Nemo since that they’re both Phantom Spirits, maybe his voice can get through to Van Gogh.[17]
With Guifei amplifying his voice so it reaches her, Nemo asks Van Gogh to give herself a name so she may gain a sense of self. He promises her that, no matter what name she choses she will not be abandoned and she will be rescued. After a moment, all enemy projectiles are fully converted into support resources. Van Gogh then addresses the Nautilus crew, declaring herself Clytie van Gogh, telling them if they can accept that name she’d be happy if they saved her.[17]
Van Gogh is eventually rescued from the flower, which Raikou destroys from the inside with her Noble Phantasm. The Evil God of Flowers (Van Gogh’s Outer God and the mastermind behind this whole incident) contacts the crew afterward. It accepts it lost due to lack of foresight, but it also claims the crew had refused their chance at the second-best outcome they could’ve hoped for: a peaceful, gentle destruction. It finds it a pity and bids the crew farewell.[18]
Now back on the Nautilus, Van Gogh begins the process of creating a Holy Grail, which will be used to return Imaginary Numbers Space to normal, so the Nautilus crew can leave, as well as prevent future invasions. While she is making it, though, she reveals she cannot use Le Père Tanguy, though she can still paint the picture. Ritsuka remembers it was Guifei who first brought up Le Père Tanguy when Xiang Yu suddenly tries to kill her. He fails and is defeated by Guifei’s counterattack. He apologizes to Ritsuka that the rest is up to them and collapses.
Guifei snatches the Grail Van Gogh just finished making. Raikou and Meltryllis try to stop her, but her flames keep them from approaching her, having carefully researched everyone so none of them could stop her at this precise moment. She then fills the bridge with a curse, which presumably prompts the Marines to suddenly grab Skadi, Osakabehime, and Meltryllis from behind; Meltryllis can’t even liquify her body to escape for unknown reasons. Guifei had planned for this exact moment and decided now to make her move now that she is overflowing with eldritch power (the Outer Gods’ power source), which the Outer Gods used to bug out the summoning system and connect directly to the Throne. Guifei then changes into her third Ascension to demonstrate her allegiance to the Outer Gods.[19]
Van Gogh believes her usage of De Sterrennacht had turned Guifei into the Outer Gods’ ally. Guifei corrects her that she was always their ally, revealing she came to Imaginary Number Space because she was called. Van Gogh refuses to believe that as the Evil God of Flowers only had her call out to gods of the same alliance and of those only Hokusai had answered. Guifei reveals her emperor had vacated a spot in the Throne for her so she could be summoned from it. She then calls Ritsuka her emperor, putting them in a trance.[19]
Unable to speak, Ritsuka is manipulated into commanding Guifei to bring forth depravity or destruction. Fortunately, Frankenstein destroys the good luck doll Guifei gave Ritsuka, allowing them to speak again. Ritsuka tries to rescind “their” command, but it is too late, as Guifei uses the Grail to hack the summoning system and summon Abigail Williams and Mysterious Heroine XX, though she could’ve sworn she summoned a third Servant. But believing the current number will suffice, she proceeds to infuse all present Foreigners with eldritch power, driving all of them (expect for Van Gogh) insane.[19]
She declares that the Foreigners will now hold the Great Foreigner Festival Imaginary Number Sea Scramble Ritsuka “requested”, a festival where they will vie for control of the Imaginary Number Sea, with the winner earning the right to rule over the next era on Earth. Ritsuka tries to tell they never asked for anything of that, but Meltryllis concludes Guifei had only pretended to be sane from the very beginning. Then, at Guifei’s behest, the Foreigners leave the Nautilus to take the Imaginary Number Sea for themselves, except for Van Gogh as the eldritch power didn’t render her insane, presumably because her link with her Outer God was severed when its terminal was physically destroyed.[19]
Frankenstein destroys the dolls Guifei gave to the Marines and Baker returning them to normal. Skadi concludes they can stop the Foreigners’ rampage by destroying the terminals feeding them eldritch power from the Outer Gods and then restrain them once they’ve come to their senses. She suggests Van Gogh use De Sterrennacht, believing it can be used to remove the Outer Gods’ terminal from each Foreigner, thereby severing the link between the two. Van Gogh agrees to do it, wanting to be of more help now that she is free of the Evil God of Flowers’ machinations.[19]
Though she is sure the Foreigners will be fine once their madness is removed, Osakabehime asks what should be done about Guifei since it seemed her madness ran deep. Meltryllis and Raikou both want to kill her, but Ritsuka refuses to let that happen. Wu Zetian then addresses the crew, having been summoned with Abigail and XX but went unnoticed during the commotion. Mash thinks they might be able to return Guifei to her senses with Zetian as she is the grandmother of Emperor Xuanzong, Guifei’s beloved emperor. Zetian agrees to help, and so the Nautilus crew sets out to stop the Foreigners.[19]
The crew eventually succeed in restoring the Foreigners' sanity. Van Gogh uses the Grail to return Imaginary Number Space to its pre-tampered state, allowing the ship to finally return to Real Number Space. Nemo disengages Zero Sail, but the moment he does, both Ritsuka and Mash start to feel sleepy. The Nautilus then returns to Real Number Space, whereupon it is revealed the entire voyage had been a dream.[20]
Ancient Ocean of the Dreadnought Gods: Atlantis[]
The Nautilus and Shadow Border were combined with the Hephaestus Klironomia and Triton's power to form the Storm Border.
Golden Sea of Trees: Nahui Mictlan[]
The Storm Border was attacked by a giant of light native to the South American Lostbelt, severely damaging it and critically injuring Captain Nemo. Nemo did his best to maneuver the ruined ship into an emergency crash landing.[21] He synchronized himself with the ship to prevent it from falling apart, though this meant taking the damage onto himself, putting him into a coma in a near-death state.[22]
Nemo was one of the captives taken by Tezcatlipoca and the Ocelomeh.[22] Fujimaru later freed him, and his Saint Graph was stabilized with a Gradation Air spell by Tepeu, taught to him by Nemo Professor.[23]
Trinity Metatronius: Courtroom for the Judgment of Mankind[]
Fate/Grand Order Arcade[]
Babylon: Critically Prosperous City[]
Nemo was summoned into the Babylon Singularity. When Grand Rider Noah was critically injured by Beast VI/S, in order to survive he had to reach out to Nemo to stabilize his Saint Graph.
Abilities[]
As Nemo was summoned as a Phantom by his master Sion, the Chaldea Summoning System could not utilize him. From an anxiety about the Summon success rate against her, she combined two Heroic Spirits's Saint Graphs, refining one Saint Graph for a capable Servant.
As a result of Triton having the memories of Nemo along with his association with a "Noble Phantasm of the Sea", he was able to make the Submarine Nautilus appear alongside him.
Due to Sion summoning him around the time Part 2 began, he was unsure on being either a "Merman" or a "Prince". Upon joining forces with and deciding to assist Chaldea, the aspect of "Merman" was sealed, and the existence of "Captain Nemo" was secured in order to conquer Atlantis. Thereafter, he became captain of the Dimensional Boundary Boring Ship: The Storm Border, and committed to backing up Novum Chaldea's conflict.
He comments that he can hear the Shadow Border lamenting its current state and wishes to help it.
Combat[]
Captain wields a revolver pistol. He also has a conch shell horn with which he can unleash deadly sound waves. In a possible connection to Triton, he can manifest vast amounts of water to attack in a variety of ways, from tidal waves to vortexes. He can also use his horn to blast the enemy with water. As Captain of the Nautilus, he is also able to command his Nemo Series to attack his foes, through landing on them in a lifeboat or throwing gunpowder at them.[24]
Skills[]
Class Skills[]
- Protection of the Sea God (B Rank): Triton, born of the sea god Poseidon and the sea goddess AmphitriteWP, is naturally familiar with the ocean and receives the blessing of the sea god. As a child of the sea god, he has innate abilities. All kinds of water spontaneously follow Triton's (Nemo's) guidance and will. This is why it is a passive skill. There is no difference whether it is fresh water or seawater. However, it must be "water" to some extent in quantity. Water molecules in the air or water contained within living organisms cannot be manipulated. Defensive power increases Near Water.[2]
Personal Skills[]
- Voyager of the Storm (C++ Rank): A Captain specific skill. While not really applying to Triton, Nemo possesses a renowned ship and has some experience "Sailing through storms at Zero-sail", so the skill is ranked lower than other Captain Servants.
However, if the field is Waterfront, this skill's effectiveness doubles, which explains why its rank is appended with a "++".
- Indomitable (B+ Rank): The Heroic Spirit Nemo's spirituality, his beliefs, are given form through this Skill.
It's both Battle Continuation and NP Gain, and grants additional gain upon the Guts aspect proccing. Any captain worth their salt gets fired up with passion when the tides turn on them.
- Journey's Guidance (C++ Rank): The property to guide Heroes, from Triton formerly guiding the Argo.
Triton safeguards the hopes and dreams of those who aim towards unseen lands and impossible worlds. "Cross these borders, and set sights towards grander worlds". This skill has a great affinity with Ms. Da Vinci. This skill's effects also double if the field is Waterfront.
- Proof of the Journey (EX Rank): Aronnax Phantasm. Aronnax is the protagonist's professor in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea." The mechanism is named after his assumption of "a monster with horns" at the beginning of the story. By adding this mechanism to the Shadow Border, it adds the existence of a “ram-equipped underwater lifeform," allowing Nemo to unify the Nautilus and the Shadow Border as his Noble Phantasm. In the alternate world of India, Nemo recognized the courage and pride of the staff of Chaldea, and chose to serve as their captain. Later, the Nautilus switched from the Shadow Border to the Storm Border as its proof mechanism, becoming the flagship of Chaldea.[2]
Noble Phantasm[]
Captain's Noble Phantasm is Great Ram Nautilus. Taking the shape of the submarine Nautilus, this Noble Phantasm surges forward with its giant ram. Endowed with a special concept, it may pierce any enemy, no matter how massive, be it a giant squid or a battleship. While this Noble Phantasm can be used outside the water (both above ground or in the air), it is far more accurate and powerful if it is used in the sea, making it more effective whenever the field is Near Water.
Nemo Series[]
The Nemo Series is an ability inherited from his Master's Memory Partition ability, allowing Nemo to divide up his skills into alternate selves to properly manage his ship. He declares that he, as a metaphor, can be considered a fully autonomous ship. Like how Memory Partition allows for the brain to be partitioned into multiple pieces, Nemo takes his sailing abilities and other specialized skills, producing multiple autonomous selves. There are six types in total, and although there is only one of five types, for the Nemo Marines there is always twelve which can increase to a maximum of twenty-four depending on Nemo's needs[25] making the total number of Nemo partitions as twenty-nine.
The Nemo Series are split into boys and girls, but it is unknown who is what, except for the Marines.
- Captain Nemo
- Nemo Bakery
- Nemo Engine
- Nemo Marines
- Nemo Nurse
- Nemo Professor - Onboard professor
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Forms and Alternative Forms[]
Santa[]
Abilities[]
- Skills
- Class Skills
- Riding (A Rank)
- Divinity (B Rank): Triton, who is sometimes called a god, has a high aptitude for divine spirits, but this time he is feeling down because he specializes in land transportation.
- Protection of the Sea God (D Rank): This time, it would not work because it was a land route, but Nemo is motivated to make it happen by saying, "Snow is just water".
- Personal Skills
- Holy Night Driver (A Rank):Even moving from underwater to land, his piloting skills remain unchanged. Whether it's a snowy field or a blizzard, a car carrying a gift always ends up at someone's house waiting for the gift. Land version of "Voyager of the Storm". As a rare additional buff, a high attack buff is added to servants who can riding in multiple battles (excluding possession, familiars, beloved horses, etc.). However, Nemo (Santa) himself does not fall into this category.
- Persistent Deliveryperson (B+ Rank): It's the embodiment of the spirituality and belief of heroic spirit Nemo. No matter problem, destination, or present, we will deliver what is entrusted to us. "If it's someone important to you, I'll deliver it to the top of Everest."
- Nameless Saint (EX Rank): Santa Claus is an unknown saint. If there is a person who is looking forward to presents, He will appear and visit in every household. The heroic spirit with the name "Nameless" show a high affinity for Santa Claus, who delivers gifts on Christmas Eve but never shows himself or hears words of gratitude directly.
- Noble Phantasm
- Holy Run, Nautilus: A cooperative assault attack by all members of Nemo series using a land armored vehicle PP (Penguin Porter), which is a modification of the landing ship Carolinus that was carried on board the Nautilus.
Development[]
Creation and Conception[]
Captain Nemo was designed by DANGERDROP in Fate/Grand Order. His scenario writer is Kinoko Nasu in Fate/Grand Order.[26]
Nasu knew there was going to be a large ship in the latter half of Cosmos in the Lostbelt, so he wanted a hero to be the captain of that ship, and felt that Nemo fit the bill perfectly. The decision to make Nemo a child was made because both the Captain Nemo in the original novel and the Captain Nemo in the anime Nadia: The Secret of Blue WaterWP had both been so memorable, and Nasu didn't want to simply repeat what other people had done.[26]
Nasu decided on Nemo being merged with a mermaid before he decided on the specific mermaid's identity, and because of that fusion up until the last minute he couldn't decide if he wanted Nemo to be a boy or girl. It was after he saw DANGERDROP's design that he decided Nemo would be a boy and decided that Triton would be the mermaid fused with him.[26]
The idea for the Nemo Series came when Nasu was visiting Hawaii in 2018 (the same trip which led to the Servant Summer Festival summer event). While visiting the USS Missouri memorial Nasu realized that there was no way a battleship could be run by only one person, so he quickly contacted DANGERDROP and had them design the Nemo Series.[26]
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 Fate/Grand Order Lines
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 Fate/Grand Order material XI - Nemo profile, translated by Radiant-Hope-469 on Reddit
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Yuga Kshetra: Genesis Destruction Cycle, Section 19: Final Dark God
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Yuga Kshetra: Genesis Destruction Cycle, Section 1: Where to Set Out
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Opening Act: The Submerged Voyage, Deep and Far
- ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act One: The Unknowable Reef (1/2)
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act One: The Unknowable Reef (2/2)
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Two: The Thunder Shooter’s Fishing Ground (1/4)
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Two: The Thunder Shooter’s Fishing Ground (2/4)
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Two: The Thunder Shooter’s Fishing Ground (3/4)
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Two: The Thunder Shooter’s Fishing Ground (4/4)
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Three: Rallying Cry from the Calmest Region (1/6)
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Three: Rallying Cry from the Calmest Region (2/6)
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Three: Rallying Cry from the Calmest Region (6/6)
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Four: The Unthinkable Dissolving (2/3)
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 16.5 16.6 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Four: The Unthinkable Dissolving (3/3)
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Five: The Bottom of the Sea Blooming and Yielding (1/2)
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Act Five: The Bottom of the Sea Blooming and Yielding (2/2)
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble - Final Act: Firing a Salute to the Abyss
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Imaginary Scramble: Great Void Sea Battle, Extra Act: Sea of the Foreign Deities (5/5)
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Section 1: To the Land of the Dead
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Intermission (I)
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Section 10: The Day of Ort
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Captain, Animations
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Captain Nemo - Profile: Bond 5
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 Chaldea Breakroom - October 2022