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As Mash struggles to connect with the leyline to establish a summoning circle, El-Melloi II deduces it's because the [[Tohsaka ]]control the leylines. He decides they need to destroy the keystones set by [[Tokiomi Tohsaka]] so they can take control of the leylines. Romani warns Tokiomi will be angered if they do that, to which El-Melloi II replies that the Tohsaka are already enemies since they summoned Gilgamesh. He reveals learned about the locations of the keystones while working with the Tohaska heir and his former student, [[Rin Tohsaka]], to dismantle the Greater Grail. He knows taking the leylines will impoverish the Tohsaka, but feels it's their fault as one of the clans responsible for the Grail War. Later, while destroying the keystones, the group encounter Gilles' monsters in an alley. After slaying them and securing the leyline point, they go to meet with Kayneth. Along the way, El-Melloi II requests Ritsuka to allow him to handle negotiations. He says he'll keep a secret telepathic channel open, and warns them to keep quiet. |
As Mash struggles to connect with the leyline to establish a summoning circle, El-Melloi II deduces it's because the [[Tohsaka ]]control the leylines. He decides they need to destroy the keystones set by [[Tokiomi Tohsaka]] so they can take control of the leylines. Romani warns Tokiomi will be angered if they do that, to which El-Melloi II replies that the Tohsaka are already enemies since they summoned Gilgamesh. He reveals learned about the locations of the keystones while working with the Tohaska heir and his former student, [[Rin Tohsaka]], to dismantle the Greater Grail. He knows taking the leylines will impoverish the Tohsaka, but feels it's their fault as one of the clans responsible for the Grail War. Later, while destroying the keystones, the group encounter Gilles' monsters in an alley. After slaying them and securing the leyline point, they go to meet with Kayneth. Along the way, El-Melloi II requests Ritsuka to allow him to handle negotiations. He says he'll keep a secret telepathic channel open, and warns them to keep quiet. |
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+ | In his suite, Kayneth states he leaned from the Archisorte that El-Melloi II was lying about working on Reines' behalf. He agreed to meet though due to El-Mello II knowing about the Church's actions toward Gilles beforehand. El-Melloi II reveals he knows the Overseer, [[Risei Kotomine]], offered a special reward to the participants that killed Gilles. He also knows Kayneth originally intended to summon Iskandar before the catalyst was stolen by [[Waver Velvet]]. He further reveals he knows that it's Kayneth's fiance, [[Sola-Ui Nuada-Re Sophia-Ri]], who provides Diarmuid with magical energy. He continues he wasn't lying about working for Reines, but he wouldn't officially receive that duty until four years later. Therefore, everything he just said are memories of his past. When Kayneth how such a thing is possible, El-Melloi II explains Chaldea's technology. He lies though that the [[Archibald|Archibald family]] were the ones responsible for such achievements thanks to Kayneth's leadership. Kayneth believes all this, and agrees to help kill Gilles to earn a fourth Command Spell from Risei. |
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+ | In the sewers, El-Melloi II explains to Kayneth that they must be careful about discussing thing not observed by anyone on the current temporal axis. Otherwise, the ripples created from the changes in history will grow too great, and may activate the Counter Force. El-Melloi II further says that their intervention has caused the future to become uncertain. Fighting through his familiars, the group confront Gilles at his workshop. El-Melloi II states Gilles' Master, [[Ryuunosuke Uryuu]], caused him to become worse, and believes he should be eliminated even without the Grail War. After killing Gilles, the group move on to kill Uryuu since he's a dangerous murderer as stated by El-Melloi II. He tells Kayneth to go to the church to retrieve his prize, so Kayneth takes leave with Diarmuid. However, the group discover Uryuu is already dead when El-Melloi II uses Qi Men Dun Jia to unveil [[EMIYA (Kiritsugu)|EMIYA]]. El-Melloi II says he wasn't a Servant in the Fourth Grail War he knew, and decudes he's connected to what turned it into a Singularity. The group then fight EMIYA in hopes of capturing him for interrogation. Unfortunately, EMIYA escapes when the fight is interrupted by the arrival of Waver and Iskandar. El-Melloi reprimands Waver for thinking he would the first one to arrive, as he should know his method of finding Gilles' workship was primitive. He further goes on to say that Waver ends up overestimating his own strength because he always gets out of trouble thanks to pure luck, which is precisely why he will never improve. Waver questions if El-Melloi II is either Caster or his Master, which frustrates El-Melloi II for him not fully analyzing the situation. Waver assumes he's the Caster that Riese spoke of through reading his status. El-Melloi II counters though that if he can read his status, he should be able to tell he's a [[Pseudo-Servant]] to Waver's confusion. Iskandar is able discern El-Melloi II iand the others are a third party unreleated to Caster, much to the latter's relief. He assumes El-Melloi II was trying to pick a fight with Waver, though that wasn't the case. After retreating to avoid fighting Iskandar, El-Melloi II gets frustrated towards him while telling the others to ignore him and Waver. |
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+ | After Mash finishes establishig a summoning circle, El-Melloi II finds rebuilding the leylines will be a good lesson for the Tohsaka. Artoria then arrives and challenges the group to a fair fight. El-Melloi II is doubtful though, as he knows she is merely decoy until [[Kiritsugu Emiya]], who was hired by the [[Einzbern|Einzberns]], strikes. The group then fight Artoria hoping to force her into retreating again. The two struggle against each other when Irisviel is protected by Mash from a sudden ambush from EMIYA. Artoria begins to fight him, so the group support her in order to not lose her. After EMIYA retreats, El-Melloi II convinces Irisviel that they're not enemies; something Artoria should have realized from their first encounter. He asks Irisviel if she knows EMIYA, but she says she doesn't know. He calls his presence an irregularity, thus their immediate goal is to discover his identity. Irisviel feels like she was meant to be killed by EMIYA, but Artoria refuses to believe so. El-Melloi says the intuition of an Einzbern homunculus cannot be easily dismissed though. After making peace with Irisviel and Artoria, the group head for Kayneth's suite. Along the way, Romani asks El-Melloi what they're going to do about him since Kayneth is still enemies with Artoria. El-Melloi II recognizes they'll need another plan since there is a limit to be friendly with both sides. He concludes that the best way to convince Kayneth is to further inflate his ego. He then unveils Hundred Faced, whose been stalking the group, with Stone Sentinel Maze. After defeating her, the group move on to meet with Kayneth. |
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+ | At his suite, Kayneth informs El-Melloi II that he sent a familiar to the Matou mansion like he suggested and negotiated with Kariya. He continues Kariya will join under the condition they provide an oppurtunity to fight Gilgamesh. El-Melloi II thanks him for the information, though he isn't certain it was worth the risk. He then convinces him that the Grail War is conspiracy by the ememy of the Archibalds, the Trambelios, to draw him away from the [[Clock Tower]] so they can expand their influence over the Mage's Association. He further explains that they came to past intervene with this trap. They couldn't warn Kayneth until they observed evidence in the past that a conspiracy existed. He further convinces Kayneth that the Tohsaka confessed to colluding with the Trambelios to lure him away with a fake Fourth Grail Wa. He also says the other participants and the Overseer are merely decoys to make it more believable. |
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Caster (キャスター, Kyasutā?) is a Caster-class Servant able to be summoned by the Protagonist in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order.
Profile
Identity
Caster's True Name is Zhuge Kongming (諸葛孔明WP, Shokatsu Kōmei?, Kongming is his Courtesy nameWP, Zhuge LiangWP) was a prominent politician in China's Three KingdomsWP era. He was widely known as a military strategist, it was reported that it was mainly due to his abilities that the weaker and smaller state of ShuWP was able to resist the much larger WeiWP army for a quite some time.[1] In death, Kongming still out smarted ZhongdaWP.[2](
Due to the "extremely peculiar circumstances" of the Grand Orders, Lord El-Melloi II was forced to become a receptacle for his spirit to facilitate a successful summoning. Lord El-Melloi II himself lacks the means or history to become a Heroic Spirit.[1] In the process, the Master Strategist analyzed who would be best in charge. Kongming judged that there was no need for himself to come to the forefront, since he already had a competent agent, so the role fell to Lord El-Melloi II, who was already acquainted with the modern era.[2]
Appearance
Caster takes the appearance of Lord El-Melloi II but as his ascension progress increases, his appearance takes the form of Waver Velvet.
Personality
Kongming is described as a monster of rationalism.[1] The rationalism of Chinese and Western philosophies is incompatible.[2] His thoughts and feelings are more in accordance with Lord El-Melloi II.[1] Lord El-Melloi II only spoke with Kongming for a few minutes, but he calls Kongming a monster from ancient history and it didn't feel like he was talking to a human.[2]
Lord El-Melloi II sees his younger self in the Protagonist.[2][3] However he dislikes his younger self.[4]
Lord El-Melloi II's dream was to reach Okeanos, but explains he is not quite ready to go find the boundless sea.[3]
Role
Fate/Grand Order
Septem: Eternal Madness Empire
El-Melloi II appears in the Singularity after becoming the vessel for Zhuge Liang. He serves as Alexander's strategist against Nero Claudius' army. After giving a report on Nero's army, he suggests luring Spartacus and Lu Bu instead of taking them on head on. He decides to fulfill Alexander's wish to see Nero to the latter's embarrassment. He then becomes annoyed that he became the vessel for a Heroic Spirit he has no connection to. He wonders what happened to his era and if he switched with Zhuge Liang. He also wonders if time stopped in his era and he's now in the era fused with Zhuge Liang. When Darius III attacks the vanguard of Nero's army, El-Melloi II wonders if Lev Lainur Flauros summoned him,. He quickly realizes though that it was Alexander, who admits he wanted to try a chained summoning after hearing Elizabeth Báthory and Tamamo Cat were summoned the same way with Stheno. El-Melloi II is disappointed he would rely on such luck in battle. He also deduces Darius' identity since he materialized through a chained summoning with Alexander. Then, while Nero's vanguard are busy with Darius, El-Melloi II and Alexander hit her rearguard with a pincer attack. Though most of their troops are killed, they manage to lure Spartacus and Lu Bu away, and captured Boudica. She is brought to a fortress near the United Roman Empire's capital. El-Melloi II puts her under a restraint spell that ends up putting her to sleep. When Ritsuka Fujimaru, Mash Kyrielight, and Nero arrive at the fort, he and Alexander introduce themselves. El-Mello II says it's fine to forget his name though since he isn't a true Heroic Spirit. He reveals he is a Stray Sevant, and gets annoyed by Alexander thanking him for fulflling his wish to see Nero since he was merely following his direction. After the party defeated some of the soldiers attacking Nero, El-Melloi II and Alexander are defeated by them. El-Melloi finds it just like Alexander to meddle with others' lives before disappearing.
Fate/Accel Zero Order
El-Melloi II brought into the command room when a Singularity manifests in the coordinates as Singularity F at the time axis of ten years ago. He is asksed by Romani Archaman to explain things since he's familiar with Fuyuki City, though his knowledge is estranged from Chaleda's records. He finds the topics of Parallel Worlds and Quantum Time-Lock to be out of his purview when Romani begins to talking about in regards to their worlds leading to the same future. He then discusses the difference between his world and their world, namely the fact that the Holy Grail War occured five time in his while it only occured once in theirs in 2004. He explains the Mage's Association and Holy Church colluded to keep the wars secret in his world when Romani is shocked by the number. He then reveals the Singularity is located at the same time as the Fourth Holy Grail War, finding it not surprising for Chaldea would detect a Grail there. He notes it shouldn't be possible to observe the light of civilization in the past on a normal temporal axis since human history was incinerated. He recognizes though the Singularity is still a stain on human history that will eventually contaminate it. He then reveals the reason the Grail War repeated five times in Fuyuki was because the Grail never manifested itself. He also warns against retrieving the Grail, as it is be allowed to manifest. He reveals the Grail wasn't a wish granter like the participants thought, but a weapon meant to destroy the world. He also says he put in considerable time in dismantling the Grail for this particular instance. He then rayshifts to the Singularity with Ritsuka and Mash.
Arriving in the Singuarlity, El-Melloi II reminds Mash not get sentimental about not seeing Fuyuki in flames, as everything is incinerated right now. He apologizes for being harshing, but reminds that they can't allow the inevitable to slow them down. He also says they should be prepared for anything in any given situation, giving Fuyuki at night during the Grail War. He then uses Qi Men Dun Jia to unveil Hundred-Faced Hassan. He explains that while he couldn't see through her Presence Concealment, he does she could split into multiple entities to survey all of Fuyuki. He knew the rayshift would draw attention, and Hundred-Faced would come to investigate. He then tells Ritsuka and Mash to defeat her while she's still trapped in the Stone Sentinel Maze, promising to explain everything later. After Hundred-Faced is defeated, El-Melloi II warns the pair that she will keep sending copies of herself after them. He says he won't explain everything now, as they're on a tight schelude. He will however explain the vital parts along the way.
At the wharf, El-Melloi II reveals the Grail War's prize of having one's wish granted was nothing but a trick to lure in participants. He agrees with Mash that such a thing is criminal, saying that there would be a many lawsuits in that case in another world where the Grail War worldwide. However, such a thing never came to his world since the Grail War only occured in Fuyuki. He call it an insidicious trap, revealing Angra Mainyu will activate once the required number of Servants are sacrificed. He says it would destroy the world, and calls Singularity F the likely conclusion of the Fifth Grail War. Mash asks him why such a ritual would be made, to which he responds it had a different purpose before a certain man-made disaster. He then calls the situation a paradox, as Fuyuki should be in flames if the Grail already manifested like Sheba detected. He dedudes the Grail detected by Chaldea is different from Fuyuki's Greater Grail corrupted by Angra Mainyu. He then explains tonight is where everything begins, so they need to stay ahead of events, which the wharf is the key to. Irisviel von Einzbern and Artoria Pendragon then arrive, having come to the wharf at Diarmuid Ua Duibhne's, who isn't present, invitation. El-Melloi reveals Artoria's True Name, and tells Irisviel they will be their opponents instead of Diarmuid. He tells Ritsuka and Mash to only force Artoria into retreating, even though he knows she is much stronger. After she retreats, Diarmuid, who was previously kept at bay by the Stone Sentinel Maxe, then arrives. El-Melloi II asks him to stay calm while revealing his True Name, and explains they're not Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald's enemies. He tells Kayneth that they've come to support him. He continues he cannot divulge his name yet, but he gives Reines El-Melloi Archisorte as his guarantor for the time being. He says he will explain everything tommorrow when Kayneth gets angry to why El-Melloi II knows his niece. He also says he can reveal the location of Gilles de Rais, which he'll prove at noon tomorrow. After that, he and the others will visit Kayneth's suite at Fuyuki New Tower at 10 P.M. tomorrow night. Kayneth agrees to let the group go, and shows himself before them. The group then leave the wharf.
Later, El-Melloi II explains again that the completion of the Greater Grail will only bring about the release of Angra Mainyu, instead of granting a wish. He thus concludes the war was meant to have a winner since the beginning. He imagines he would turn evil from despair if he won the Fifth Grail War. He then reveals the Grail activates in limited capacity once the fifth Servant is sacrificed. He continues it should be possible to render the ritual moot if they can convince the remaining Servants to withdraw from battle intact. The group can then use that oppurtunity to remove the Grail's vessel. El-Melloi II warns not everyone will agree with their plan, so they need to eliminate any disagreeable Servants. He admits the plan is savage, and confesses he was once cowardly and subservient. He was forced to change though because Zhuge Liang kept getting frustated at him, calling Chinese strategist more ruthless than generals. Going back to the original topic, he says they cannot allow Gilles and Gilgamesh to live since an understand wouldn't be possible with them. He then reveals Hundred Faced's Master is colluding Gilgamesh's own, so it's inevitable that they fight her again. He continues everything regarding Lancelot depends on his Master, Kariya Matou, since direct reasoning is impossible. It is also crucial they convince Kariya while Lancelot is still under his control without using Command Spells. El-Melloi II warns Lancelot may go on rampage independent from Kariya's will. He agrees with Mash that they should put meeting Kariya on hold for now despite the risk. He then concludes they're best chances for success lie with Artoria, Diarmuid, and Iskandar. He becomes momentarily somber when asked if Iskandar's team will cooperate, and replies that it's possible.
As Mash struggles to connect with the leyline to establish a summoning circle, El-Melloi II deduces it's because the Tohsaka control the leylines. He decides they need to destroy the keystones set by Tokiomi Tohsaka so they can take control of the leylines. Romani warns Tokiomi will be angered if they do that, to which El-Melloi II replies that the Tohsaka are already enemies since they summoned Gilgamesh. He reveals learned about the locations of the keystones while working with the Tohaska heir and his former student, Rin Tohsaka, to dismantle the Greater Grail. He knows taking the leylines will impoverish the Tohsaka, but feels it's their fault as one of the clans responsible for the Grail War. Later, while destroying the keystones, the group encounter Gilles' monsters in an alley. After slaying them and securing the leyline point, they go to meet with Kayneth. Along the way, El-Melloi II requests Ritsuka to allow him to handle negotiations. He says he'll keep a secret telepathic channel open, and warns them to keep quiet.
In his suite, Kayneth states he leaned from the Archisorte that El-Melloi II was lying about working on Reines' behalf. He agreed to meet though due to El-Mello II knowing about the Church's actions toward Gilles beforehand. El-Melloi II reveals he knows the Overseer, Risei Kotomine, offered a special reward to the participants that killed Gilles. He also knows Kayneth originally intended to summon Iskandar before the catalyst was stolen by Waver Velvet. He further reveals he knows that it's Kayneth's fiance, Sola-Ui Nuada-Re Sophia-Ri, who provides Diarmuid with magical energy. He continues he wasn't lying about working for Reines, but he wouldn't officially receive that duty until four years later. Therefore, everything he just said are memories of his past. When Kayneth how such a thing is possible, El-Melloi II explains Chaldea's technology. He lies though that the Archibald family were the ones responsible for such achievements thanks to Kayneth's leadership. Kayneth believes all this, and agrees to help kill Gilles to earn a fourth Command Spell from Risei.
In the sewers, El-Melloi II explains to Kayneth that they must be careful about discussing thing not observed by anyone on the current temporal axis. Otherwise, the ripples created from the changes in history will grow too great, and may activate the Counter Force. El-Melloi II further says that their intervention has caused the future to become uncertain. Fighting through his familiars, the group confront Gilles at his workshop. El-Melloi II states Gilles' Master, Ryuunosuke Uryuu, caused him to become worse, and believes he should be eliminated even without the Grail War. After killing Gilles, the group move on to kill Uryuu since he's a dangerous murderer as stated by El-Melloi II. He tells Kayneth to go to the church to retrieve his prize, so Kayneth takes leave with Diarmuid. However, the group discover Uryuu is already dead when El-Melloi II uses Qi Men Dun Jia to unveil EMIYA. El-Melloi II says he wasn't a Servant in the Fourth Grail War he knew, and decudes he's connected to what turned it into a Singularity. The group then fight EMIYA in hopes of capturing him for interrogation. Unfortunately, EMIYA escapes when the fight is interrupted by the arrival of Waver and Iskandar. El-Melloi reprimands Waver for thinking he would the first one to arrive, as he should know his method of finding Gilles' workship was primitive. He further goes on to say that Waver ends up overestimating his own strength because he always gets out of trouble thanks to pure luck, which is precisely why he will never improve. Waver questions if El-Melloi II is either Caster or his Master, which frustrates El-Melloi II for him not fully analyzing the situation. Waver assumes he's the Caster that Riese spoke of through reading his status. El-Melloi II counters though that if he can read his status, he should be able to tell he's a Pseudo-Servant to Waver's confusion. Iskandar is able discern El-Melloi II iand the others are a third party unreleated to Caster, much to the latter's relief. He assumes El-Melloi II was trying to pick a fight with Waver, though that wasn't the case. After retreating to avoid fighting Iskandar, El-Melloi II gets frustrated towards him while telling the others to ignore him and Waver.
After Mash finishes establishig a summoning circle, El-Melloi II finds rebuilding the leylines will be a good lesson for the Tohsaka. Artoria then arrives and challenges the group to a fair fight. El-Melloi II is doubtful though, as he knows she is merely decoy until Kiritsugu Emiya, who was hired by the Einzberns, strikes. The group then fight Artoria hoping to force her into retreating again. The two struggle against each other when Irisviel is protected by Mash from a sudden ambush from EMIYA. Artoria begins to fight him, so the group support her in order to not lose her. After EMIYA retreats, El-Melloi II convinces Irisviel that they're not enemies; something Artoria should have realized from their first encounter. He asks Irisviel if she knows EMIYA, but she says she doesn't know. He calls his presence an irregularity, thus their immediate goal is to discover his identity. Irisviel feels like she was meant to be killed by EMIYA, but Artoria refuses to believe so. El-Melloi says the intuition of an Einzbern homunculus cannot be easily dismissed though. After making peace with Irisviel and Artoria, the group head for Kayneth's suite. Along the way, Romani asks El-Melloi what they're going to do about him since Kayneth is still enemies with Artoria. El-Melloi II recognizes they'll need another plan since there is a limit to be friendly with both sides. He concludes that the best way to convince Kayneth is to further inflate his ego. He then unveils Hundred Faced, whose been stalking the group, with Stone Sentinel Maze. After defeating her, the group move on to meet with Kayneth.
At his suite, Kayneth informs El-Melloi II that he sent a familiar to the Matou mansion like he suggested and negotiated with Kariya. He continues Kariya will join under the condition they provide an oppurtunity to fight Gilgamesh. El-Melloi II thanks him for the information, though he isn't certain it was worth the risk. He then convinces him that the Grail War is conspiracy by the ememy of the Archibalds, the Trambelios, to draw him away from the Clock Tower so they can expand their influence over the Mage's Association. He further explains that they came to past intervene with this trap. They couldn't warn Kayneth until they observed evidence in the past that a conspiracy existed. He further convinces Kayneth that the Tohsaka confessed to colluding with the Trambelios to lure him away with a fake Fourth Grail Wa. He also says the other participants and the Overseer are merely decoys to make it more believable.
Interlude
In his first interlude Heroic Spirit Possession (英霊憑依?), he explains his conditions to Shielder, Protagonist and Romani Akiman and further explains the difference between Demi-Servant and Pseudo-Servant. He demonstrated his abilities when they fought against monsters and he analyses the Protagonist's potential as a master.[2]
In his second interlude Boundless Sea (見果てぬ海?), Lord El-Melloi II stares at the beach alone, he seems unapproachable as Shielder and the Protagonist hesitated to approach him. He was disappointed at the sea as he watches the waves of the sea. He explains that even though the sea was named Okeanos because of the Holy Grail, it is an underwhelming experience as the sea is not infinite and doesn't live up to it is name. Four warns them about approaching enemies. After defeating some monsters, he gifted the protagonist with Gemstones Mystic Code.[3]
In his third interlude The Truth of Readvent (再臨の真実?), Lord El-Melloi II discovered himself turning into his younger self. He blames Stheno and Euryale for his sudden transformation. They travelled to the Shaped Isle, Waver demanded Stheno to dispel her curse. As negotiation turned sour, Stheno send her Golems to fight. Later Stheno and Euryale calls Medusa to fight. Although the goddesses defeated yet again, it turns out that Stheno and Euryale were not involved in his transformation. Waver is determined to find a way to get back to his old form back.[4]
Other appearances
In Fate/hollow ataraxia, Shirou Emiya occasionally sees Rin Tohsaka appears as a Red strategist known as Zhuge Rin (諸葛凛, Shokatsu Rin?). She gives advice to Shirou with reference to Sun TzuWP's The Art of WarWP.
Abilities
Caster is a Pseudo-Servant, strictly speaking he is neither El-Melloi II nor Kongming. For the grand goal of safeguarding humanity, their strengths and weaknesses were combined.[1][2] Intermixing the two forces, shows the power that is not the original Servant.[1] His combat strength may somewhat lacking, but he compensate for it with intellect.[2] His knowledge, experience, and preparedness have somehow been fused with Kongming.[3] Stheno calls him an A-Class Servant.[4]
It turns out that his transformation to his younger self is thanks to Saint Graph Readvent. His powers as a Servant has not dropped. The form represents "the origin of an idea", it is most appropriate to when Caster fighting in the "leading role".[4]
Caster's personal skills are Discerning Eyes (鑑識眼, Kanshiki me?), Advice of the strategist (軍師の忠言, Gunshi no chūgen?) and Command of the Strategist (軍師の指揮, Gunshi no shiki?).
His Noble Phantasm is Unreturning Army and Chu Shi Biao.
His skill as a magus actually is not much different from the Protagonist.[3] He can make monster agitated by making their sexual pheromones excited.[2] El-Melloi II uses Bagua Mirrors and Kongming's iconic feather fan in battle. He uses various elemental spells such as fire, earth, wind, ice and lightning, along with various energy beams.
Development
Creation and Conception
Takashi Takeuchi is the character illustrator for Lord El-Melloi II and Waver Velvet.[1]
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 This reference needs to be fixed. Use "FGOSP1" instead of "Grand Order".
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Fate/Grand Order - Caster interlude 01: Heroic Spirit Possession
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Fate/Grand Order - Caster interlude 02: Boundless Sea
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Fate/Grand Order - Caster interlude 03: The Truth of Readvent