HectorWP (ヘクトールWP, Hekutōru?), Class Name Lancer (ランサー, Ransā?), is a Lancer-class Servant summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order.
Profile[]
Identity[]
Hector was known as the greatest and strongest hero on the side of Troy during the "Trojan War".[2][3][4] He was called and admired as "Hector of the Gleaming Helmet" (兜輝くヘクトール, Kabuto Kagayaku Hekutōru?).[1][4] He is the older brother of Paris, the perpetrator that caused the Trojan War to happen, and the greatest rival to Achilles during his lifetime.[2]
In order to challenge the AchaeansWP, who boasted an overwhelming military force, Hector scolded the Trojans who were at a disadvantage in regards to numbers, took over for his aged fatherWP, the king, consolidated the army, and waged war against them.[1][4] In face of the overwhelming difference of soldiers, he maintained the siege by all means.[1] After his defeat to Achilles, who was still the strongest even after losing his immortality, the Trojan side began to rapidly collapse.[1][4] If he was there, they might have won without being deceived by the Trojan Horse. Some even regard that, if it wasn't for Achilles, the war could have ended with the victory of the Trojans.[1]
Legend[]
Originally, the impetus of the Trojan War rose forth from the beginning where Paris, the younger brother of Hector, snatched away Helen of Troy, Queen of the Achaeans. Helen received abuse from her husband Menelaus, and as far as Paris is concerned, it was a justified reason for him to rescue her. (In the first place, Menelaus married Helen for the purpose of reaching ElysiumWP after death. Helen was a shrine maiden of the Goddess of the Moon, and it was a condition to marry her in order to reach Elysium.)[4]
Hector, by all means, could not grow to dislike his younger brother who is not able to look at the whole picture and made the situation worse by saving Helen just before his own eyes. "My older brother. I cannot get used to becoming a king. I cannot abandon a crying woman in front of me, no matter what." If Hector returned Helen, it will result in reparations in some way or another, such as cession of territories and even the decapitation of Paris, of which they might not come to light. However, Hector refused these options and decided to fight.[4]
"If there is no justice in this conflict, then it is about the resentment towards Paris for harbouring Helen."[4]
And as he recited this, Hector decided to fight to the bitter end his opponents, the Greek heroes who gathered in the Achaean army, for ten years thereafter.[4] Hector was the strongest warrior of the Trojan army as well as its high-commander, and on top of that, even a politician. He easily betrayed the expectations of the gods and cornered the Achaean army to the brink of retreating for a time.[1][4]
However, the progress was gradually being upset by the hero Achilles, a hero loved by the gods.[1][4] Although Hector, in one way or another, held out by at times by running away and at times by fighting, all while repeatedly making provocations.[4] Hector even killed Achilles' close friend, Patroclus. Achilles, enraged with his friend's death, kept repeatedly making provocations towards Hector, although Hector held out at times by running away.[2]
In order to settle things once and for all with him, Achilles challenged him to a sink-or-swim duel, where he temporarily gave up his immortality. When Achilles abandoned his immortality with the power of his spear and called out for the one-on-one duel, Hector was compelled to engage in it in a semi-compulsory manner due to Achilles' spear Noble Phantasm and ended up accepting it.[1][4]
Hector already resigned to his fateful end.[4] On the other hand, having not cast away his temptation for victory, and unable to resist the temptation of getting the chance to take Achilles' life, he accepted the one-on-one duel, ending in his defeat by a paper-thin difference in skill.[2][4] However, just before his death, he realized the secret behind Achilles' body, and carved a dying message on his body.[4] Even after killing Hector, the way Achilles insulted him by dragging his corpse around with his chariot was considered to be a foolish and intolerable act.[5] Hector's body was later returned to the Trojans, and Paris became aware of the message. Later on in the war, he splendidly shoots through Achilles' heel by borrowing assistance from the Sun God Apollo.[4]
Appearance[]
Personality[]
Hector is the exact opposite of Achilles as a hero, a bearded middle-age man who likes to play the fool.[1] He calls himself an "old man" and always fights on the battlefield with an easygoing attitude.[1][2] He’s ruthless, but not cruel.[2] He attends to things with a slacken mood from beginning to end. One might misunderstand him as lacking in seriousness, but he is always serious. It is just that, he avoids to let such emotion called seriousness show on his face to the best of his abilities. After all, he was also a politician.[1]
A general of the "capable yet lazy persona" type, so to speak, that uses frivolous talk and displays an attitude of low motivation. Hector's attitude can be openly seen as a little playful rather than as something said to be calm, but he has a sharp-eyed analysis. In the case where he judged his Master's orders to be a mistake, he will go against it and calmly speak in a way that can be comprehended. "It seems it won't be a problem if it eventually goes well." Saying this, he is in a carefree mood from beginning to end. He is the type of person to not unite with someone deadly like professor Kayneth.[4]
However, it can be concluded that Hector is not an irresponsible person or a playboy that stemmed from the depths of his foundation, for he has a tempered resourcefulness that was being used for the sake of winning through the Trojan War, even if this conflict has become these hopeless siege battles for the Trojans. Because he was surely joking, he was able to prolong that hopeless conflict for as long as he can. Even though he was eventually defeated—it was not only his individual military prowess but also the fearless smile worn on Hector himself that made the Achaean army thoroughly suffer. Also, he was talented in provoking his opponents. From the way it seems, the impulsive-like Achilles was thoroughly harrassed by Hector whether it seems to be in the middle of battle or during a break.[4]
To the Master, the relationship is somewhat too familiar for Hector, bordering on an impression called more or less a relationship between lord and retainer. Contrary to that impression of lord and retainer, it can be said that the relationship is more like Hector being a sergeant-like veteran towards a second lieutenant who is a stranger to the battlefield. In the case where his Master is sort of unjust, he will go against his Master's intentions and limit his wisdom even while outwardly appearing subordinate towards him or her.[4]
Relationships[]
- Achilles
- "Oh hey, Achilles! What a coincidence, meeting you! I see, I see...so you've come here too! Then this old man's gonna leave the rest to you... I'm just going to go back to my room to put some compresses on my knees and go to bed. Okay, thanks!"[6]
- “Hey, if he comes to stand out, I can say with confidence that this Old Man intends to run away immediately!”[4]
- Paris
- "Is that you, Paris?...You're not botherin' Master, are you? Just because you've been summoned as a child doesn't mean you'll get away with being lazy! Got that? Okay, good!"[6]
- Penthesilea
- "Oh hey, it's you. Sorry I caused so much trouble for you in Troy. Hey, I just found a rock. Want to try to hit him with it when he comes by?" [6]
- Jason
- "We haven't seen each other since that incident with the Ark, have we, Jason. You don't want to work? Hahaha, fine... Okay! How about I jab your back with my spear!?" [6]
- Leonidas
- As a Servant of the same defensive type, they occasionally talk together about "how to be able to hold onto these things in these situations", among other difficulties, and among other things in a completely opposite direction, the talk would be about the foundation of muscles. That being the case, it doesn't help as it is not much of a consultation then.[4]
Role[]
Fate/Grand Order[]
Third Singularity: Okeanos[]
Hector searches for the Ark with Jason, Medea Lily, and Heracles along with Euryale, a goddess to sacrifice to it after Solomon convinced him it would give him absolute power. Hector and Medea are agents of Solomon who know the era will be destroyed if a goddess is sacrificed to the Ark. Hector soon implants himself in Blackbeard‘s crew, and gives him the Grail in the hopes he’ll destroy the era. He convinces him to steal the Grail possessed by Francis Drake, and to capture Euryale. After Blackbeard summons Anne Bonny and Mary Read and Eric Bloodaxe, they search for Drake and Eurayle.
Later, as Drake’s Golden Hind and Blackbeard’s Queen Anne’s Revenge, Hector tries to kill Ritsuka. Mash blocks the attack, which impresses Hector. He prepares to kill her, which is when Drake retreats. She shoots out the rope connecting the ships and tries to sail away. Anne Bonny blasts a hole in her ship, but Asterios carries it despite his injuries.[7]
Blackbeard's and Drake's ships eventually encounter each other once again as the latter's ship chases after him in revenge. Hector is surprised they came for revenge earlier than expected. He wonders how they came back after the damage they took before, expecting they have something up their sleeves.[8] After the group defeated Blackbeard, Hector fatally wounds him and steals back the Grail. He expresses frustration at Drake disrupting his plans to destroy the era by giving the Grail to an idiot. The group tries to catch him, but he boards the Golden Hind to kidnap Euryale. Asterios tries to save her, but he’s wounded in the battle. After Blackbeard fails to shoot him, Hector boards another ship with Euryale.[9]
Eurayle later asks Hector if his master is as perverted as Blackbeard. He replies his master isn’t a brave enough womanizer to hit on a goddess like her. He says it’d be wasteful to not use a Divine Spirit like her, even if she has fallen to the level of a Servant. Eurayle replies she is a low-tier Divine Spirit, to which Hector says she is only needed to be sacrificed to the world. She asks him who his master is, but he avoids the question. She and Hector then notice the Golden Hind coming near. Ritsuka, Mash, and Asterios then board Hector’s ship to rescue Euryale.[10]
While the others fight Hector, another ship approaches their position. Drake fires her cannons at it but they’re all deflected. Hector escapes to the other ship; Artemis recognizes it as the Argo. Jason demands the group hand over Euryale to him, otherwise he’ll send Heracles to attack them. They refuse, so he sends both Medea and Heracles to kill them and steal Euryale. Medea sends waves of Dragon Tooth Warriors to attack the group. She then tries and fails to fight the group, so she switches out with Heracles. The group cannot defeat him however because of his Noble Phantasm, God Hand. Drake orders everyone to retreat to the Golden Hind. Heracles then suddenly attacks Euryale, whose death would foil Jason’s plan, but Asterios protects her. As this is happening, Jason orders Medea to retrieve Eurayle, but Drake and Mash protect her. Hector then unleashes Durindana Pilum, impaling both Asterios and Heracles. Jason commands Heracles to bring Euryale to him, but Asterios plummets him and himself into the ocean. Hector suspects Asterios allowed it to happen so the group could escape.[11]
Afterward, Jason orders Hector to chase after them. However, he refuses since his spear sank into the ocean with Asterios and Heracles. He also suspects they’ll be long gone by the time Heracles returns after Asterios dies. He then asks Medea if she’ll tell Jason the truth. She replies it’s unnecessary since the world is going to end, so it’s best to leave Jason in ignorant bliss. She then tells him to warn Heracles against killing Euryale, suspecting he knows she is the key to the era’s destruction.[11]
Hector and the Argonauts eventually find the island where the group is. Jason orders him, Medea, and Heracles to go seize Euryale and the Ark. However, the Archers allied with Chaldea launch their Noble Phantasms at Jason. After Jason sends Heracles to kill the Archers, Hector ponders what the group’s plan against Heracles is. He suspects what is, but dismisses it as Ritsuka putting their life at risk at unnecessarily. After Heracles is killed, Jason orders a retreat, though Hector questions him. As the group chases after it, they blast the Argo with cannonballs and arrows. Jason questions how their ship could keep up with theirs, to which Hector responds it’s a difference of helmsman. Someone who lived at sea differs from someone who casually sailed. After Jason’s Shadow Servants are killed, Hector is sent in to kill the group. He admits that Ritsuka impressed him, having already resolved two Singularities. He is defeated in the ensuing fight, then tries to kill Euryale. His attack fails and Euryale finishes him off with Eye of the Euryale as revenge for Asterios. Hector realizes he isn’t cut out to be a villain and disappears.[12]
Da Vinci and The Seven Counterfeit Heroic Spirits[]
A counterfeit of Hector is created by Jeanne Alter. He's given the role of a "friendly, free-spirited older man who's part from overseas, who may or may not be related by!"
Ritsuka's party encounters him in a counterfeiter's workshop, which is located inside a cave. He asks them to let him explain what his role is. He confirms Leonardo da Vinci's suspicions that Jeanne Alter is trying to surpass her original self, then fights the group. After he’s defeated, Da Vinci tells him he lost because he was weak, not because he’s a counterfeit. Hector disappears, saying he'll be stronger next time.
Fifth Singularity: North American Myth War[]
In the Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- manga adaptation, Hector was summoned by Chaldea and helps Mash and Fujimaru. They are still somewhat distrustful after the events of the Third Singularity.
After being told to hold off the enemies in another part of the front alongside Thomas Edison and Helena Blavatsky, separated from Chaldea's team. Hector is seen riding a horse defeating enemies until they are intercepted by Fergus mac Róich. Hector tells Edison and Helena to go ahead without him, since he will be with Fergus, in order to not let him attack other allied soldiers.[13]
As Hector and Fergus fight, he keeps stalling Fergus by fighting not to win. Even separated by his Master, he is able to fend off Fergus' attacks, Da Vinci wonders if this is the power of the Command Spell or just Hector's true ability. [14]
In a flashback scene, he reads the reports of the Third Singularity, Da Vinci asks about Solomon, who gave orders to Medea. Hector says that he calls himself King of Magecraft and Grand Caster, but he never met him, only hearing from Medea. Da Vinci asks if he will fight by Chaldea's side and if he will be loyal to Ritsuka Fujimaru. Hector answers that he will fight by the contract but can't promise loyalty. Upon asking for clarification, Hector claims that he admires Chaldea's work, saying it is the right thing to do. However, he explains that Medea Lily lost to the King of Magecraft upon summoning and Jason was taken as a hostage, with the King of Magic sentencing both to death if she ever revealed anything to Chaldea. Medea Lily maintained her facade to keep her dream alive, all alone, turning herself into an enemy of the world. Due to these circumstances, Hector decided that he would back her up against Chaldea, not out of sympathy or to affirm her twisted thought process, but simply because the thought that Chaldea's very righteous fight to save Human History is more important than a girl's solitary fight is a concept that he can't accept.[15]
Fergus realizes that Hector is running away from the fight and decides to use his Noble Phantasm Caladbolg. Upon the strong impact of it, Da Vinci warns Hector that this Noble Phantasm can destroy the landscape and it could end up destroying the Singularity, since the winner would be decided by the total amount of conquered territory. Fergus' continued use of his Noble Phantasm causes his Saint Graph to collapse, but he refuses to relent for the sake of his own honour. Fergus challenges Hector to pierce his continuing attack. Da Vinci warns that piercing it with his spear will be really difficult, Hector jabs at her that if he knew he was going to have to work this hard for Chaldea, he shouldn't have held back against them in Okeanos. Da Vinci affirms her trust in him just as Ritsuka has and Hector reveals his true intentions: to get to know the people who ended Medea Lily's dream and to ascertain for himself if the Master of Chaldea really had the ability to save the world. Hector still thinks his actions were right, but right now, he has to part ways with the Princess' wishes. Hector activates his Noble Phantasm Durindana and aims at Fergus, destroying his right arm and part of his torso. Fergus asks what is his name, to which he responds that he is Hector, Lancer of Chaldea. After Fergus is defeated and vanishes, Hector decided to go back.[16]
Hector reunited with Thomas Edison's team.[17] Hector, Elizabeth Báthory and Robin Hood fights against Clan Calatin in a defensive battle to hold it and buy time for the escaping forces. Hector tells Robin Hood that he should help out the evacuation to protect what Geronimo wanted, the people. Later Robin gets back with the military forces to fight the now caged Clan Calatin now reunited with Edison forces and a new ally, Arjuna.[18]Hector and the remaining heroes witness Arjuna unleash his Noble Phantasm, Pashupata inside the electrified cage, destroying Clan Calatin. [19]
As the enemy forces vanishes, Da Vinci contacts Hector to inform him and others of Fujimaru's team victory. Hector talks with Helena Blavatsky about how some people wished for everyone's happiness but had to pick the sword and fight for it. Helena rebuts that some Heroic Spirits are gathered not because of their fighting power but their wisdom, pushing humanity further, sometimes even without they knowing or have intention towards it. Back at Chaldea, Hector meets Fujimaru as he wakes up inside the Klein coffin, he holds Fujimaru's hand to help him get up. Hector is asked about Mash, he tells him that she woke up earlier and is doing vital checks with Dr. Romani. [20]
Seventh Singularity: Babylonia[]
In the Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- manga adaptation, Hector was summoned by Chaldea and helps Mash and Fujimaru. Along side Kiyohime, and Arjuna.
Final Singularity: Solomon[]
Hector is amongst the "Okeanos" Singularity Servants to aid Chaldea against the Demon Gods Pillar.[21]
Christmas Event: Holy Samba Night[]
Hector and Penthesilea are partners in the Santa Tag Team Tournament representing Troy. He himself has no real interest in becoming the “true”, though he wouldn’t mind if Penthesilea granted her own wish of killing Achilles.
They are Bradamante and Quetzalcoatl’s second match. Bradamante finds Hector’s spear and asks if it’s Durandal. Hector confirms it is, though he calls Durindanna himself. Bradamante realizes who he is and recounts a rumor that he’s possibly the ancestor of Ruggerio, Charlemagne, and her. Hector admits he doesn’t know much about his bloodline following his death and finds it a coincidence that he’s meeting one of his possible descendants. Bradamante then yells at him to take care of his gears, blaming it for why the Twelve Paladins were caught in so many conflicts. Hector points out he couldn’t do anything about it, given that he was dead. Bradamante apologizes for blaming him for the troubles they’ve had because of his gear. She is disappointed in him, though, when he admits he’d use Santa Claus’ power for his own benefit. As a paladin, she cannot let such a thing stand, saying those with power have a responsibility to wield it properly. The match then starts.[22]
Bradamante defeats Penthesilea. Surprised she was defeated, Hector wonders if he should have used the secret cologne, “Eau de Greece: Absolute Rampage”, to further increase Penthesilea’s rage. Though there’s a solid chance he’d be the first casualty of that rage. Quetzalcoatl then defeats him since his source of offense, Penthesilea, is gone. Afterward, Bradamante asks Hector if he knows where Ruggerio has materialized, but she is disappointed to hear he doesn’t.
Atlantis: Ancient Ocean of the Dreadnought Gods[]
Achilles' body is used as a Catalyst to summon Hector. He uses Durindana Pilum to block Artemis' Shooting Star Ortygia.[23]
Event: CBC2023 Tales of Chaldean Heavy Industries ~B to B for Me and You~[]
Interlude[]
In his interlude, Trojan Guardian, Hector tells Ritsuka and Mash that his Noble Phantasm, Durindana has weakened. After Mash suggest training in the simulator, Hector and the others go to the simulator to train him. After defeating the increasing number of monsters summoned by Mash, Hector asks for her to summon a dragon which she accepts. His request though turns out to be a joke, but it’s too late as Mash states that the summoning is already complete. After slaying the dragon, Hector senses Durindana is back to full strength, and tells Ritsuka that he guesses he can be a bit more useful from now on. Hearing Ritsuka say that he’ll be useful, Hector states that he’ll do his best, and leaves the simulator.
Other appearances[]
In the Unlimited Blade Works scenario of Fate/stay night, Hector was indirectly mentioned when Archer deployed Rho Aias against Lancer's Gáe Bolg.[24]
In Fate/Apocrypha, Hector was mentioned in Achilles's narration.[5] He is noted to be one of the top three foes Achilles never wants to fight against ever again.[2]
The ~turas réalta~ manga adaptation specifies that he was summoned to Okeanos by Medea, meaning that he ultimately follows her orders over Jason's. Later he accompanies Ritsuka and Mash to the North American Singularity, having been summoned to Chaldea just prior to their departure.
Abilities[]
Hector is known as the greatest and strongest hero of the Trojans,[4][2][3] their army commander, and even a politician on top of that, easily betraying even the expectations of the gods and having cornered the Achaean army to the brink of retreat for a period of time.[4] He is a superior general who excels in everything.[1] While not gifted from birth, Hector is extremely skilled.[2] In fact, he is stated to be equal in strength and skill to Achilles.[5] It took Achilles many years to defeat Hector,[9] and it wasn't until they fought in a one-on-one duel inside Diatrekhōn Astēr Lonkhē that Achilles managed to kill him thanks to a paper-thin difference in skill.[2] To Achilles, Hector is one of the top three people he never wants to fight again, whether it is before or after his death. The remaining two being Penthesilea and Chiron.[2] Orion states that he and Artemis aren't powerful enough to defeat Hector. If Artemis was in her true body she would win, but when summoned as a Servant using Orion's Saint Graph as its base it would be a bit much.[9]
Combat[]
Mordred claims that Hector could take a blow from Clarent to the face and keep standing after the dust settled.[25]
Samba Quetzalcoatl was powerful enough to defeat Hector in a one-on-one duel.[22]
Skills[]
Class Skills[]
- Magic Resistance (B Rank): Nullifies Magecraft Spells that were invoked with a chant of three verses or below. It is difficult to damage Hector who has this rank of Magical Resistance with Magecraft, even if he was targeted by Great Magecrafts, Ritual Spells and the like.[4]
- Riding (B Rank): The ability for riding. One can manage most vehicles and beasts with above-average skill, but they cannot manage beasts of the Phantasmal Species and Divine Beast rank.[4]
Personal Skills[]
- Tactics (C+ Rank): An instinctive ability for utilizing tactical knowledge not for one-on-one combat situations, but in battlefields where a large number of people are mobilized. An advantageous modifier is provided only in situations where one’s own Anti-Army Noble Phantasm is used or when conversely dealing with an opposing Anti-Army Noble Phantasm. Particularly in defensive warfare, Hector acquires a high tactical ability bonus.[4]
- Guardian of Troy (A Rank): An upgrade of his Tactics skill.
- Disengage (B Rank): The ability to withdraw from combat. Restores disadvantageous battle conditions to the battle’s initial turn (turn 1) and restores the condition of one’s techniques to their initial value.[4] During the Trojan War, Hector faced other famous heroes besides Achilles, without retreating a single step… or not; rather, he would often retreat two or three steps and then strike the enemy when their guard’s down, before running away again, and just when they think he’s far away, he throws mud at them; a-anyway, he prided himself at being the strongest when it comes to siege battles.[2]
- Charisma of Defense (A Rank): An upgrade of his Disengage skill.
- Proof of Friendship (C Rank): In the case where a hostile Servant has no possession of a Mental Pollution Skill, that opponent’s fighting spirit can be suppressed to some extent, and one is then able to commence negotiations in a dialogue. In a Holy Grail War, an advantageous check is acquired at the time of forming temporary alliances.[4]
Noble Phantasm[]
Hector is the original owner of Durindana Spada, “The Ultimate Unbreakable Hallow” Noble Phantasm that was in Roland’s possession. However, because there are no holy relics located inside its hilt, it is limited to being a simple Noble Phantasm that merely causes a large amount of damage.[4]
Hector's main Noble Phantasm is Durindana Pilum, which consists on using Durindana like a javelin. While Hector can't use both sword and spear forms at the same time, he constantly carries both forms of the weapon, no matter if he is summoned as a Saber or as a Lancer.[4] Its firepower is strong enough to take one of Heracles' lives and fatally injure a weakened Asterios with a single shot.[11] To defend against this thrown spear, one must prepare a Defensive Noble Phantasm that is at least equivalent to Rho Aias or Akhilleus Kosmos.[4][11] In the Trojan War, even Aias the Great's shield, which boasts the greatest rank of toughness against projectiles had its 6 first ox hide layers pierced by Hector's spear, however, the seventh was left unbroken.[2][3] Hector states that if Penthesilea went berserk and attacked Ritsuka Fujimaru he would be forced to use Durindana at full strength to keep him safe. If it came to that, either Penthesilea or Hector might end up dying.[26]
Hector was able to counteract Lostbelt Artemis's Shooting Star Ortygia with Durindana Pilum, at the cost of his right arm being blown to pieces and dying right after.[23]
Development[]
Creation and Conception[]
Hector was designed by BLACK in Fate/Grand Order.[4] His scenario writer is Yuuichirou Higashide in Fate/Grand Order.[4]
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
[] Fate/Grand Order - Hector (Lancer) Profile Hector - Lancer
Illustrator and Voice actor
Illustrator: BLACK
Voice Actor: Kunihiko Yasui
Parameters
Strength: B
Endurance: B
Agility: A
Mana: B
Luck: B
Noble Phantasm: B
Personal Skills
Military Tactics: C+
Proof of Friendship: C
Disengage: B
Class Skills
Magic Resistance: B
Riding: B
Noble Phantasm
Durindana: Ultimate Unbroken Spear
Rank: A-→A
Type: Anti-Army Noble Phantasm
Profile
In the Trojan War, Hector was the supreme hero of the Trojan side.
In face of overwhelming difference of soldiers, he maintained the siege by all means. Some even regard that, if it wasn't by Achilles, the war could have ended with the victory of the Trojans.
Level 1 Bond
Height/Weight: 180cm・82kg
Source: Trojan War
Region: Greece
Alignment: Lawful Neutral Gender: Male
A superior general, who excels in everything.
Level 2 Bond
Admired as "Hector of the Gleaming Helmet", he is the hero of the Trojan side. In order to challenge the Achaeans, who boasted an overwhelming military force, he took over for his aged father, the king, and consolidated the army.
Level 3 Bond
Hector was the strongest warrior of the Trojan army as well as its high-commander, and on top of that even a politician. He easily betrayed the expectations of the gods and cornered the Achaean army to the brink of retreat for a time.
The Noble Phantasm he uses is Durindana - Unscratched Apogeic Spear. Hector extended the handle of this sword, preferring tactics of throwing it as a spear. Said spear was extolled as piercing through anything in the world. Later, it would lose its features as a spear and become the peerless sword Durandal.
Level 4 Bond
However, the progress was gradually upset by the hero Achilles.
Although Hector held out by at times running away, at times fighting - all while repeatedly making provocations - when Achilles abandoned his immortality with the power of his spear and called out for a one-on-one duel, Hector ended up accepting it.
Level 5 Bond
After his defeat to Achilles, who was still the strongest even after losing his immortality, the Trojan side began to rapidly collapse. If he was there, they might have won without being deceived by the Trojan Horse.
Interlude
He calls himself an "old man", attending to things with an slacken mood from beginning to end. One might misunderstand him as lacking on seriousness, but he is always serious. Is just that, he avoids to let such emotion called serious show in his face to the best of his abilities. After all, he was also a politician.ヘクトール - ランサー
イラストレーター・声優
ILLUST:BLACK
CV:安井邦彦
パラメータ
筋力:B
耐力:A
敏捷:D
魔力:C
幸運:C
宝具:B
保有スキル
軍略 C+
友誼の証明 C
仕切り直し B
クラス別能力
対魔力 B
騎乗 B
宝具
不毀の極槍
ランク:A-→A
種別:対軍宝具
キャラクター詳細
ヘクトールはトロイア戦争において、トロイア側最高の英雄である。
圧倒的な兵差を物ともせず、あらゆる方法で籠城を続けた。アキレウスがいなければ、もしかすると戦争はトロイア側の勝利に終わっていたのでは、とすら見なされている。
アンロック条件:絆レベルを1にすると開放
身長/体重:180cm・82kg
出典:トロイア戦争
地域:ギリシャ
属性:秩序・中庸 性別:男性
全てにおいて秀でている、優秀な将軍。
アンロック条件:絆レベルを2にすると開放
ヘクトールは兜輝くヘクトール、と謳われたトロイア側の英雄。
圧倒的な兵力を誇るアカイアを相手取るために、老いた父王に代わって軍を纏めあげた。
アンロック条件:絆レベルを3にすると開放
トロイア軍最強の戦士にして軍団長、果ては政治家ですらあったヘクトールは神の推測すら容易に裏切り、一時期はアカイア軍を撤退寸前にまで追い込んだ。
扱う宝具は『不毀の極槍(ドゥリンダナ)』。
ヘクトールは剣の柄を伸ばし、槍として投擲する戦術を好んだ。
その槍は世界のあらゆる物を貫くと讃えられた。
後に槍としての機能は失われ、絶世剣デュランダルとなる。
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だが、英雄アキレウスによって戦況は徐々に覆されていく。
ヘクトールは挑発を繰り返しながら、時に逃げ、時に戦いを繰り返して持ち堪えていたものの、槍の力で不死性を捨て去ったアキレウスから一騎討ちを呼び掛けられ、応じてしまう。
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不死性を失ってなお最強だったアキレウスに敗れ去ったことで、トロイア側は加速度的に崩壊していく。
彼がいれば、トロイの木馬などに惑わされることもなく、勝利していたかもしれない。
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自分のことを「オジサン」と呼び、終始気楽なノリで物事に接する。
真剣味が足りないと誤解されがちだが、彼はいつだって本気である。
ただ、その本気という感情を極力表に出すことを避けているだけだ。何しろ政治家でもあったので。 - ↑ 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
[] Fate/Apocrypha material - Encyclopedia: Hektor [Person's name], p.183 [T] Hector [Person's name]
The greatest rival of Rider of Red, Achilles, during his lifetime. He was the strongest hero on the side of Troy during the Trojan War. Also, his younger brother Paris is the perpetrator who caused the Trojan War to happen.
He is the exact opposite of Achilles as a hero, a bearded middle-age man who likes to play the fool. He refers to himself as “mister” (old man) in his speech, and always fights on the battlefield with an easygoing attitude.
He’s ruthless, but not cruel; skilled, yet not gifted. He faced other famous heroes besides Achilles, without retreating a single step… or not; rather, he would often retreat two or three steps and then strike the enemy when their guard’s down, before running away again, and just when they think he’s far away, he throws mud at them; a-anyway, he prided himself at being the strongest when it comes to siege battles.
He uses dual long-sword/throwing spear called Durindana, and by throwing it he managed to pierce through six of the barriers of “Rho Aias: Seven Rings that Cover the Fiery Heavens”, which boasts the greatest rank of toughness against projectiles.
In order to settle things once and for all with him, Achilles challenged him to a sink-or-swim duel, where he temporarily gave up his immortality. Unable to resist the temptation of getting the chance to take Achilles’ life, Hector accepted the one-on-one duel and was defeated by a paper-thin difference in skill.
To Achilles, Hector is one of the top three people he never wants to fight again, whether it is before or after his death. The remaining two are Penthesilea and Chiron.ヘクトール【人名】
“赤”のライダー、アキレウスの生前最強のライバル。トロイア戦争において、トロイァ側最高の英雄であった。また、弟であるパリスはトロイア戦争の原因を作った張本人である。
アキレウスとは完全に真逆の英雄で、髭を生やしてトボけ気味のおっさん。一人称は「オジサン」、常に瓢々とした態度で戦場を採欄する。
冷酷だが残忍ではなく、秀才だが天才ではない。アキレウス他、名だたる英雄たちを前にして一歩も退か……ない訳ではなく、二歩も三歩も退いて油断したところを殴りつけてはまた逃げて、遠くにいると思ったら泥をぶつけてくる、と、とにかく龍城戦にかけては最強を誇った。
ドゥリンダナ、と呼称される長剣兼投槍を使い、その投郵で飛び道具にかけては最高ランクの硬度を誇る『熾天覆う七つの円環』の六つを砕いた。
アキレウスは彼と雌雄を決するために、一か八か己の不死性を一時放棄して決闘を挑んだ。アキレウスを獲れるかもしれない、という誘惑に勝てなかったヘクトールは一対一の勝負を挑み、紙一重で敗れ去ってしまった。
アキレウスにとって、生前死後問わず再戦したくない人物ベスト3に入るという。残り二人はペンテシレイアとケイローン。 - ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2
[] Fate/side material - Encyclopedia: Rho Aias [Noble Phantasm], p.078-079 [T] Rho Aias [Noble Phantasm]
The Seven Rings that Cover the Fiery Heavens.
In Greek mythology, the shield used by the hero Aias during the Trojan War.
It was a bronze shield covered by seven layers of ox hide, and the only thing that proved capable of stopping the javelin of the great hero of Troy, Hector. (Though it managed to penetrate six layers of ox hide, the seventh layer was unbroken.)
Afterward, its fame spread, and its existence was eventually sublimed into a "conceptual armament" boasting absolute defensive power against thrown weapons.
It is the only defensive armament Archer can use proficiently.
The Rho Aias that protected Shirou's spellcasting during the finale of the Rin route was not something he projected himself, but was actually made by Archer who was watching the battle from a distance.ロー・アイアス 【宝具】
“熾天覆う七つの円環”
ギリシャ神話における一大戦争、トロイア戦争において使用された英雄アイアスの盾。
青铜の盾に七枚の牛皮を重ねた盾で、何人たりとも防げなかったという、トロイアの大英雄ヘクトールの投槍を防いだ一品。(このおり、六枚の牛皮を贯かれたが、七枚目で防ぎさった)
以後、投掷兵器に対しては絶対の防御力を誇る“概念武装"として広まり、その存在を昇華した。
アーチャーが唯一得意とする防御用の兵装。
凛ルートラスト、士郎の呪文詠唱を守ったロー·アイアスは、士郎が投影したものではなく、遠くから観戦していたアーチャーが作り上げたもの。 - ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 4.22 4.23 4.24 4.25 4.26 4.27 4.28 4.29 4.30 4.31 4.32 Fate/Grand Order material II - Hector, p.224-233, translated by Kinalvin at Reddit.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Fate/Apocrypha - Volume 2, Chapter 2, p.274
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Fate/Grand Order Hector Lines
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 5: Blackbeard's Misery
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 7: Queen Anne's Revenge
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 8: Desperate Battle
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 9: Track Down the Dandies
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 10: World's Oldest Pirate Ship
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Okeanos: The Four Sealed Seas of the End, Section 14: Pioneer of the Stars
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 50: North American Myth War – Middle, Part I
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 51: North American Myth War – Middle, Part II
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 51: North American Myth War – Middle, Part II
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 51: North American Myth War – Middle, Part II
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 55: North American Myth War – END, Part I
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 56: North American Myth War – END, Part II
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 57: North American Myth War – END, Part III
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta- chapter 60: North American Myth War – Epilogue 5 / Prologue 7
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Act 04: III / Observatory Forneus
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 Fate/Grand Order - Christmas 2020: Samba Night, Holy Night, Day 2: Santa's Killer Instinct
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Atlantis: Ancient Ocean of the Dreadnought Gods, Section 25: The Hunter Who Pierces the Goddess (Part 2)
- ↑ Fate/stay night Unlimited Blade Works: Day 14 - Knight stay night
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Land of Shadows Battleground Blitz, Epilogue
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Penthesilea's Interlude, The Phantom of Troia