This is a list of minor characters appearing in the many series of TYPE-MOON.
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DDD[]
Characters in the novel series DDD.
Arou Yujumochi[]
Arou Yujumochi (由寿餅 アロウ, Yujumochi Arou?) is a D-level patient with Agonist Disorder at Origa Memorial Hospital. His disorder is Amentia Nightmare (アメンチア・ナイトメア, Amenchia Naitomea?).
Browser Crasher[]
Browser Crasher: Crush Screen (画面潰し, Gamen Tsubushi?) is a person with Agonist Disorder. His real name is unknown. His disorder is VIDEO DRUG: Visual Crusher.
Hamuru Kotou[]
Hamuru Kotou (胡島 はむる, Kotō Hamuru?) is a D-level patient with Agonist Disorder at Origa Memorial Hospital. His Disorder is called Sea Turtle Style (ウミガメの味, Umigame no Aji?). He is unable to digest solid matter, so he must liquefy everything to eat. Kanata Ishizue fights him, remarking, "Overwhelming victory; Sorry, but poisonous abilities aren't effective on me."
Kunui[]
Kunui (貫井?), nicknamed Dr. Roman (ドクターロマン, Dokutā Roman?) and Doc (ドク, Doku?), is a doctor at Origa Memorial Hospital.
Marine Origa[]
Marine Origa (檻我 鞠音, Origa Marine?) is the only known E-level patient with Agonist Disorder at Origa Memorial Hospital. Deceased in their room, it is unknown if their last name had any connection to the hospital. Their Disorder was called Fuck-slut Dreamy Siesta (夢見がちファッキン泥棒猫シエスタ, Yume-migachi Fakkin Dorobō Neko Shiesuta?), but details are unknown. Kanata Ishizue's commentary was "Unearned win; Lies already dead inside a special hospital room. I had already lost interest anyway."
Meruka Kuramitsu[]
Meruka Kuramitsu (倉密メルカ, Kuramitsu Meruka?) is a D-level patient with Agonist Disorder at Origa Memorial Hospital. His Disorder is called Klein Cube Cleanness: Inescapable Brain Pitfall (出口なき脳髄陥穽, Deguchi-naki Nōzui Kansei?), the ability to invade the consciousness of others. He is an "advocate of defeat." He previously encountered Mato Tohma and her Desert Eagles.[1] After being placed in Ward D, Kanata Ishizue fought him, stating “At the end, he took refuge inside me, although I could not strike him, there was nowhere to escape.” He has the same name as the nickname used by Mitsuru Kamekura in Kara no Kyoukai, but there is no connection between the stories or characters.
Yutaka Nirabishi[]
Yutaka Nirabishi (韮菱 豊, Nirabishi Yutaka?) is a C-level patient with Agonist Disorder at Origa Memorial Hospital. His disorder is called Marble Fumble Market: Grocery Store Assaulter (注文が襲う雑貨店, Chūmon ga Osou Zakkaten?). He is killed by Kanata Ishizue in an "overwhelming victory" for her. She notes, "Strangely professed himself to be a former charismatic salesperson. Really likes to divulge people's weaknesses and traumas."
Fate (Original characters)[]
Original characters in the Fate series, including Fate/stay night, Fate/hollow ataraxia, Fate/Zero, Fate/EXTRA, Fate/Apocrypha, Fate/strange Fake, Fate/Grand Order, and other related stories.
5-10[]
Illustration by Arco Wada.
Class 5-10-kun (５－１０君?), also called Gou Tou-kun (ごー・とう君, Gō Tō-kun?), is a NPC found in the Moon Holy Grail War of the Fate/EXTRA series. Based on Gai Gotou, he is found on the first floor of the Old School building in front of the caretaker's office in which Jinako Carigiri resides. He is an "ordinary student NPC" who is good at imitating others, or "imitation is his life." He is able to completely take on the role of any character from movies he has watched, changing lines, behaviors, and mannerisms from chapter to chapter in Fate/EXTRA CCC.[2]
Andre Will Chris[]
Andre Will Chris is a Master-candidate participating in the Moon Holy Grail War preliminaries in Fate/EXTRA Last Encore. Only their name is shown, so it is unknown if they died in the preliminaries or managed to qualify.[3]
Anne[]
Illustration by Arco Wada.
Anne (アンヌ, Annu?) is the late wife of Dan Blackmore. Upon her death, Dan sought to use the Holy Grail to bring her back to life, although he claimed he was partaking in the Moon Holy Grail War solely on the Queen's orders. Dan was defeated by Hakuno Kishinami, at which point he realized his wish was inherently selfish and was content with dying so he could reunite with Anne. She was fond of gardening.[4]
Anses Growchester[]
Anses Growchester (アンセス・グローチェスター, Ansesu Gurōchesutā?) is the Principal Professor of the Department of Zoology of the Clock Tower. They signed the warrant for Gurdoa Davenant in Lord El-Melloi II Case Files.[5]
Arai Sukenoshin[]
Arai Sukenoshin (新井助之進, Sukenoshin Arai?) is a man who lived in Edo in the 17th century. He is a friendly constable, a peacekeeper employed by the magistrate. Sukenoshin is a friend of Miyamoto Iori who pays him for help with small jobs around the city.
Astea[]
Astea (アステア, Asutea?) was one of the Twelve Lords of the Clock Tower in the 16th century. They were part of an expedition to ORT in South America, and came back as the only survivor. Upon their return, Astea warned the Mage's Association, saying that "The creature must still not be touched. No life on the planet is up to the task as of now. Wait for the next geologic period. We'll entrust hope to the new evolved life that will come after our extinction." Afterward, Astea turned into crystal before the onlookers' eyes.[6]
The Department of Archaeology at the Clock Tower is also named Astea, and Astea's name is similar to the Meluastea family, the modern-day Lords of Archaeology. Any connection between them is unknown.
Bay-Bay[]
Bay-Bay in Fate/Grand Order.
Bay-Bay (ベイベイ, Beibei?) is a security guard for Alter Ego Lambda at Suiten Palace Invidia Serpens casino in Dazzling Las Vegas. Working with Jasom, he is a mercenary hired to keep fans from directly interacting with Lambda. They have been abused due to her sadistic tendancies, scared of her punishment for going out of line in their security practices.[7]
Cerumo[]
Cerumo in Fate/Grand Order.
Cerumo (セルモ, Serumo?) is a Yaga who is part of the resistance against Ivan the Terrible in Fate/Grand Order. He reports to their leader, Atalanta Alter, about a the status of an allied local village that is now abandoned due to their alliance with the resistance drawing attention from the Oprichniki. Having come from a similar village, he is hopeful that their revolution can dispatch Ivan so that his child will be able to live in a more peaceful world.[8]
Chishiki Mame[]
Chishiki Mame in Fate/EXTRA, illustrated by Robi~na.
Chishiki Mame (間目 智識, Mame Chishiki?, localized as "Sharon Tipps") is the Librarian NPC of the Moon Cell.[9]
Clan Calatin Axe-wielder[]
The unnamed man is a member of Clan Calatin, a group of magi police officers, participating in the True and False Holy Grail Wars of Fate/strange Fake. He wields an axe Noble Phantasm provided through False Caster's Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine.
Clan Calatin Bow-wielder[]
The unnamed woman is a member of Clan Calatin, a group of magi police officers, participating in the True and False Holy Grail Wars of Fate/strange Fake. She wields a bow Noble Phantasm provided through False Caster's Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine.
Clan Calatin Naginata-wielder[]
The unnamed man is a member of Clan Calatin, a group of magi police officers, participating in the True and False Holy Grail Wars of Fate/strange Fake. He wields a Naginata Noble Phantasm provided through False Caster's Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine.
Clan Calatin Spear-wielder[]
The unnamed woman is a member of Clan Calatin, a group of magi police officers, participating in the True and False Holy Grail Wars of Fate/strange Fake. She wields a spear Noble Phantasm provided through False Caster's Grand Dictionnaire de Cuisine. It is destroyed by Jester Karture.
Curse spellcaster[]
The unnamed spellcaster (魔術使い?) is a man hired to curse Lord El-Melloi II to death by an unknown party. The lethal curse affects instead a cat, who gets hit by a car as a result. He almost manages to escape using his car, but is stopped by El-Melloi II with the assistance of his students Flat Escardos and Svin Glascheit. His magecraft appears Egyptian in origin, as one of his spells is creating attacks with talismans inscribed with Egyptian hieroglyphs.[10]
Degras[]
Brother Degras (僧侶デグラ, Sōryo Degura?) is an individual who once fought Bazdilot Cordelion, burning most of Bazdillot's Magic Circuits.[11]
Dremmond[]
Dremmond (ドレムド, Doremudo?) is an Earth Clan Fairy of Britain serving under Barghest. After the assassination of Cnoc na Riabh and the beginning of the emergence of Cernunnos, he is one of the fairies who becomes a Moss without being directly infected by one.[12]
Eto[]
Illustration by TAa.
Eto (エト?) is the horse owned by Kay. It was mentioned in the Garden of Avalon novel. Artoria used to take care of it, before becoming king, when she was still living with Ector and Kay.[13]
Evelyn McIntyre[]
Report in which Evelyn McIntyre's name is mentioned, in Lord El-Melloi II Case Files: Grace Note - Rail Zeppelin.
Evelyn McIntyre is a magus of the Clock Tower who is part of the Policies Department. McIntyre investigated the death of James Cavendish seven years before Lord El-Melloi II Case Files.[14]
Filia[]
Filia (フィリア, Firia?) is an inhabitant of Heracles Island in the Atlantic Lostbelt. She is the mother of Timi.[15] Along with the other residents of the island, she is killed by Artemis.[16]
Gesell Tolman[]
Gesell Tolman (ゲセルツ・トールマン, Geserutsu Tōruman?) is an independent magus, part of an excavation team inside the Spiritual Tomb of Albion with Kurou Adashino, Asheara Mystras, Jorek Kurdice, and Calugh Ithred. His elemental affinity is Fire and he specializes in Alchemy. Working as an excavator alongside Kurou, his job was to create alchemical concoctions to dissolve the rock, causing the minerals to float to the surface.[17] He and his teammates became students of Doctor Heartless in the Department of Modern Magecraft Theory after exiting the labyrinth.[18] After graduation from the department, he returned to being a freelance potion maker.[19]
Golden Fuyuki-kun[]
Golden Fuyuki-kun (ごーるでん冬木くん, Gōruden Fuyuki-kun?) is a parody version of Gilgamesh featured in the TMitter 2010 April Fools' Day joke. He is a mascot character that scares children.
GS-02[]
GS-02 in Capsule Servant, illustrated by Medori.
GS-02, Black SAKURA, is the nautical battle model in the GS series created by Doctor Tokiomi in Capsule Servant.
GS-03[]
in Capsule Servant, illustrated by Medori.
GS-03, BB SAKURA, is the aerial battle model in the GS series created by Doctor Tokiomi in Capsule Servant.
Hermes Siris Atlasia[]
Hermes Siris Atlasia (ヘルメス・シリス・アトラシア, Herumesu Shirisu Atorashia?) is a magus affiliated with Atlas. His magical attribute is Future.[20]
Holly[]
Holly in Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - SE.RA.PH, illustrated by Kengorou Nishide.
Holly (ホリイ, Horii?) is a member of Seraphix, a division of Chaldea Security Organization. During the incident where Kiara takes over, he was one of the last four survivors with Arnold Beckman, Mable Macintosh, and Trapayne. He took to injecting himself with morphine, eventually taking too much and shutting himself inside a locker for a week. After the defeat of Kiara, BB makes the event an imaginary numbers phenomenon, so it is if "nothing had happened" and all staff besides Kiara are saved.[21]
Ikuyo Ariina[]
Ikuyo Ariina in Fate/EXTRA, illustrated by Robi~na.
Ikuyo Ariina (有稲 幾夜, Ariina Ikuyo?, localized as "Arina Savant") is the Manager NPC of the Moon Cell.[9]
James Cavendish[]
James Cavendish is a man who was murdered seven years before Lord El-Melloi II Case Files by Karabo Frampton under the manipulation of Doctor Heartless for the purpose of stealing Cavendish's Mystic Eyes. The abilities of his eyes are unknown other than cut off quotes from the report of his death saying, "I can see things that aren't-" and "-can see places other than this one right-".[14] He was killed through Karabo's Mystic Eyes severing his head, and his head was taken from the scene.
Jasom[]
Jasom in Fate/Grand Order.
Jasom (ジェイソム, Jeisomu?) is a security guard for Alter Ego Lambda at Suiten Palace Invidia Serpens casino in Dazzling Las Vegas. Working with Bay-Bay, he is a mercenary hired to keep fans from directly interacting with Lambda. They have been abused due to her sadistic tendancies, scared of her punishment for going out of line in their security practices.[7]
Jewel Killer[]
Jewel Killer (宝石殺し, Hōseki-goroshi?) is a magus affiliated with the Wandering Sea. He is considered one of history's most remarkable magi. His magical attribute is Halting.[20]
Jorek Kurdice[]
Jorek Kurdice (ジョレク・クルダイス, Joreku Kurudaisu?) is a magus of the Clock Tower. He is the little brother of Calugh Ithred, adopted by the childless Kurdic family for being a talented Survivor of the Spiritual Tomb of Albion.[18] He was part of an excavation team with his brother, Kurou Adashino, Asheara Mystras, and Gesell Tolman,[17] and, like the rest of the team, became a student of Doctor Heartless in the Department of Modern Magecraft Theory.[18] He was the mediator of the group, helping its members cooperate smoothly.[19]
Kaburagi[]
Kaburagi (カブラギ?) is a merchant present in the Shinjuku sub-singularity. He sells magical items and creatures. Sherlock Holmes is a frequent customer during the singularity.
Keiji Katsura[]
Keiji Katsura in Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA 3rei!, illustrated by Hiroshi Hiroyama.
Keiji Katsura (桂美?) is the younger brother of Mimi Katsura. She mentions his existence in Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA 2wei! and he appears briefly in Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA 3rei! extra chapters. He is frightened by his sister's relationship with BL.
Kirishima[]
Kirishima (霧島?) is the Homurahara Academy student council vice-president under Issei in Fate/hollow ataraxia, said to be the only suitable successor to the presidency. Shirou compares their relationship as student and teacher, but Issei says that he cannot back even a willing entry from her because it would go against the democratic process in him personally instilling a new president.[22] There is another vice-president in Fate/school life, Tsunokuma. It is unknown if she replaced him, or if the story setting was changed after hollow ataraxia.
Kouji Yamazaki[]
Kouji Yamazaki (山崎コウジ, Yamazaki Kouji?) is a Master-candidate participating in the Moon Holy Grail War preliminaries in Fate/EXTRA Last Encore. Only their name is shown, so it is unknown if they died in the preliminaries or managed to qualify.[3]
Krishna[]
Krishna (クリシュナ, Kurishuna?) is the dorm supervisor of Gray's dorm at the Clock Tower.[23] Gray describes him as someone who is obsessed with helping people, and comments that he is good at cooking.[24] He is not to be confused with Krishna from Hindu mythology.
Lana[]
Lana (ラナ, Rana?) is a tan-skinned[25] orphan child in Singapore. Rin Tohsaka has gathered Lana and other orphaned children into a pirate crew.[26]
Londinium children[]
Within the British Lostbelt, the human children Shem, Samaria, Yuri (ユーリ?) Odd (オッド?), and Camry (カムリ?) are under the care of the Round Table Army of Londinium. They are cared for by the Earth Clan Blacksmith.
Laura[]
Laura (ラウラ, Raura?) is an inhabitant of Village 23 in the Norse Lostbelt. She is a friend of Gelda who is sick as of the time of the arrival of Chaldea Security Organization. Gelda risks her life to find herbs to cure her illness, believing that Laura would be unable to survive the night without them.[27] She recently had a child.[28]
Magalo[]
Magalo (マガロ, Magaro?) is a member of the organization Der Familie (ダー・ファミリア, Dā Famiria?). During a fight with Bazdilot Cordelion, Magalo gouged out one of Bazdilot's lungs.[11]
Meliae[]
MeliaeWP is a minor Greek Goddess. In the Atlantic Lostbelt, her Authority was absorbed by Zeus.
Michael and Bridget[]
Michael (マイケル, Maikeru?) and Bridget (ブリジット, Burijitto?) are the operators of the favored teahouse of Lord El-Melloi II near his residence in London. They believe him to be a normal college professor.[5]
Mireille[]
Mireille in Fate/Grand Order -mortalis:stella-, illustrated by Shiramine.
Mireille (ミレイユ, Mireiyu?) is a pregnant French woman who lived during the 1400s. Within the Orleans Singularity of Fate/Grand Order -mortalis:stella- taking place in 1431 AD, she is one of the people who befriends Marie Antoinette who has manifested as a Servant.[29] She does not appear within Fate/Grand Order's story.
Nagato Tohsaka's daughter[]
Tohsaka (遠坂, Tōsaka?), given name unknown, is the daughter of Nagato Tohsaka in the 1800s. While her father was one of the founders of the Fuyuki Holy Grail War and part of the Greater Holy Grail of Fuyuki's construction process, his daughter was more talented as a magus, ending up being more useful in the Greater Grail's construction process.[30]
Nameless Yggdmillennia Homunculus[]
The Nameless Yggdmillennia Homunculus is a homunculus created by Yggdmillennia during the Great Holy Grail War for the purpose of battle and upkeep of the castle. She is fatally wounded by the aftershock of Spartacus' final attack in the battle between the Red Faction and the Black Faction that ends with the theft of the Greater Grail by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Sieg comes upon her after contracting with Astolfo, hoping to save her before quickly realizing that she is beyond help. Her eyesight was lost from being hit by debris, she was impaled by a candle stand from the castle, and her legs were torn off by the blast. Her pain receptors are either non-functional, or she decides to overlook the sensation of pain, leading her to try to return to her duties.[31]
Sieg is unable to do anything for her besides hold her hand, promising to do her cleaning duties for her. Seemingly unaware of her situation, she says she will take a brief rest. As she dies, she thanks Sieg for returning for the homunculi and saving her. Sieg realizes she likely knew he was simply acting because he could do nothing for her, possibly even from the beginning.[31]
Nikos and Artemisia[]
Nikos (ニコス, Nikosu?) and Artemisia (アルテミシア, Arutemishia?) are citizens of Olympus in the Atlantic Lostbelt. They are the parents of Macarios and Adele. Part of the Godbreakers Alliance, they were killed by the Dioscuri for their opposition against the gods.
Novum Chaldea staff members[]
After the destruction of Chaldea Security Organization, eight regular members survive on the Shadow Border and later become the primary staff of Novum Chaldea.[32]
- Jingle Abel Meuniere - Helmsman of the Shadow Border/Storm Border[33]
- Tomarin (トマリン?) - Operator[33]
- Kawata (カワタ?) - Second operator[33]
- Octavia (オクタヴィア, Okutavia?) - Assistant to Leonardo da Vinci[33]
- Chin (チン?) - Vehicle maintenance[33]
- Kayan (カヤン?) - Weapon design and maintenance[33]
- Cerejeira Elron - Records clerk[33]
- Marcus (マーカス, Mākasu?) - Spiritron Engineering maintenance [33]
Sylvia is shown to have survived in the initial departure from Chaldea, but her portrait has not been shown since.[34] Presumably one of the above staff is her being called by her surname.
Octavia Leyland[]
Octavia Leyland (オクタヴィア・レイランド, Okutavia Reirando?) is the receptionist of the Norwich student dormitory at the Clock Tower. She processes the admissions of Rin Tohsaka and Luvia Edelfelt, but quickly gets involved in a quarrel between the two, panicking as they break the rules of the dormitory and even serving as commentator to their fighting moves. She recounts the incident as being "the worst in the dormitory's history".[35]
Pi and Rho[]
Pi and Rho in Fate/strange Fake, illustrated by Shidzuki Morii.
Pi (パイ, Pai?) and Rho (ロー, Rō?) were two child soldiers members of the same organization as Sigma. They lived in the same living quarters as him.[36]
Sachi Oomizo[]
Sachi Oomizo (大溝サチ, Ōmizo Sachi?) is a Master-candidate participating in the Moon Holy Grail War preliminaries in Fate/EXTRA Last Encore. Only their name is shown, so it is unknown if they died in the preliminaries or managed to qualify.[3]
Sano[]
Sano (佐野?) is a homeless middle-aged man living in Tokyo in The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II. He befriends Akira Yakou and Bai Ruolong, and has hope that they can turn their lives around because they're still young, unlike him. Sano explains that society demands of people the self-restraint and endurance necessary to conform with what you don't want to, but Sano didn't have that so he ran away too many times and now he can't find a way out of this lifestyle even with his grad school degree.
At a festival, Sano tries to avoid one of the vendors, who is his father, but Bai Ruolong sets up a reunion between the two. Sano is attacked by a trio of yakuza loan sharks, and when he awakens in the hospital his father is at his bedside and says he has cleared his debt with the yakuza so Sano won't be attacked again.[37]
Shinji Matou's mother[]
The unnamed mother of Shinji Matou was the spouse of Byakuya Matou of the Matou family. Shinji mentions that she was a Carrier of some sort.[38] The trait was nothing special like the God's Holder Carriers, so Zouken simply referred to her as "the daughter of 'a random third-rate magus'."[39] Shinji, believing women are unneeded within the Matou household, thinks his mother became "useless" after giving birth. He believes he could find "what used to be his mother" in the worm pit in the basement of the household, but holds little regard for her due to his resentment for having been born with a lack of magical ability.[38]
Shirou Emiya's parents[]
![Shirou's parents in Fate/stay night [Heaven's Feel], illustrated by Task Ohna.](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/typemoon/images/3/3e/Shirouparents.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/300?cb=20171104180348)
The unnamed father and mother of Shirou Emiya died during the great fire at the end of the Fourth Holy Grail War. Sacrificing themselves to get Shirou out of the burning house, they perished shortly after.[40]
Silvelt Kotcheff[]
Silvelt Kotcheff is a magus. In the world of Fate/Apocrypha, he is a magus of Yggdmillennia. He is killed by Assassin of Black.[41] In the world of Fate/strange Fake, Yggdmillennia no longer exists as of the modern age. He appears during the True and False Holy Grail Wars as one of the many opportunistic magi in the city of Snowfield. He is captured by Flat Escardos and False Berserker while seemingly meaning to attack the two, and he is kept with several other magi with the same intentions, Avi Dikhail, Hyouma Sagara, Carl Lexarm, and members of the Zugzwang. When Berserker takes on the appearance of Assassin of Black by mistake, he and the other captives instinctively shudder in fear for reasons unknown, having been tortured and killed by her in the Apocrypha world.[42]
Sister Caren[]
Sister Caren (シスターカレン, Shisutā Karen?) is an AI of the Moon Cell. She is set to become the replacement of Sakura Matou should Sakura be deleted. Despite being there to attend to the health of Masters, Sakura says Caren has a "problem in her algorithm" that makes it so she doesn't prioritize the lives of Masters, She believes "ordeals are more important than living", so Sakura thinks Hakuno Kishinami's survival rate would plummet to 3% as of the first week of the Moon Holy Grail War.[43][44] Based on Caren Hortensia, Fate/Requiem also introduces the Caren Series of AI and Caren Fujimura.
Tao[]
Tao (陶, Tō?) is a female magus belonging to the Spiral Manor Singapore Branch. She looks around forty years old and wears an old-fashioned traditional dress embroidered with phoenixes in flight.[45]
Third Crusade Dead Apostle[]
Third Crusade Dead Apostle in Fate/strange Fake, illustrated by Shidzuki Morii.
The unnamed Dead Apostle who attacked during the Third Crusade was battled by Richard I, SaladinWP, and an unspecified Hassan-i-Sabbah. As with all the Crusades, Dead Apostles showed up each time to wreak havoc among both sides. Differing from the first two Crusades where the attacking Dead Apostles left after slaying many soldiers, the three leaders managed to destroy the Dead Apostle after teaming up together, but it was able to kill many of Richard's soldiers.[46][47]
Wolf's creator[]
The unnamed creator of the Wolf Master of the False Holy Grail War is a magus seeking to become a Master in the war until his supposed catalyst, the Wolf, gains Command Spells and escapes. He almost manages to retake the Command Spells until it summons Lancer, who lets the magus live. He is then subsequently killed by Faldeus Dioland for threatening the masquerade to get revenge on Wolf.[48]
World[]
The World is a parody personification of the World appearing in Capsule Servant. It is the boss of TOHSAKA.
Wryneck[]
Wryneck was a fairy in the history of the British Lostbelt. He was a companion of Lostbelt Morgan, then known as Aesc the Savior, for thousands of years. He possessed the organs of the waste heat of the planet (星の排熱器官, hoshi no hainetsu kikan?), an authority he inherited from one of the Sub-Bells of the Beginning. Wryneck was killed by Vortigern 1000 years ago, and was replaced by his successor generation Woodwose.
Velber 01[]
Velber 01 (ヴェルバー01, Verubā 01?) is an Anti-Cell deployed by the Velber into Earth's Solar System in 12,000BC. It is the "Older Brother" of Velber 02. Its whereabouts are unknown.[49] As each Arks of the Stars contains the characteristics of a different planet predated by the Harvester Star, it is a completely different organism than Velber 02 all the way to its very manner of existence.[50]
Velber 03[]
Velber 03 (ヴェルバー03, Verubā 03?) is an Anti-Cell deployed by the Velber into in Earth's Solar System in 12,000BC. It is the "Younger Sister" of Velber 02. Its whereabouts are unknown.[49] As each Arks of the Stars contains the characteristics of a different planet predated by the Harvester Star, it is a completely different organism than Velber 02 all the way to its very manner of existence.[50]
Yashkia[]
Yashkia in Fate/Grand Order.
Yashkia is a Yaga who is part of the resistance against Ivan the Terrible in Fate/Grand Order.
Zhdanov[]
Zhdanov is a Yaga under the command of Beowulf in the Russian Lostbelt in Fate/Grand Order.
Fate (Historical/mythological characters)[]
Historical, mythological or culture characters in the Fate series, including Fate/stay night, Fate/hollow ataraxia, Fate/Zero, Fate/EXTRA, Fate/Apocrypha, Fate/strange Fake, Fate/Grand Order, and other related stories.
Abraham Lincoln[]
Abraham LincolnWP (エイブラハム・リンカーン, Eiburahamu Rinkān?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Saber and Berserker classes when summoned as a Servant.[51]
Abzu[]
AbzuWP was a Mesopotamian god. Along with Tiamat, he was manifested from the Sea of Dawn (黎明の海, Reimei no Umi?)—an Ocean of Void (無の海, Mu no Umi?) that lies below the Underworld of Ereshkigal, said to have once been under the administration of the god Enki.[52]
Aeneas[]
AeneasWP was the son of Aphrodite and prince Anchises of Troy. He is the ancestor of Rhea Silvia, the Great Mother of Rome.[53] His descendants eventually settled down in the island of Britain, becoming the founders of its Kingdom.[54]
Aeetes[]
AeëtesWP was a demigod and brother to Pasiphae and Circe. He served as the King of Olchis and he was Medea's and Apsyrtus's father.
Agenor[]
AgenorWP was a Phoenician King married to Telephassa. Some believe him to have fathered Europa, while other attribute that to his son Phoenix instead.
Agni[]
AgniWP is the Indian God of Flames. He gave Arjuna the Noble Phantasm Agni Gandiva, which also grants Arjuna's body the skill Mana Burst (Flame).
Aias[]
Aias in Fate/stay night, illustrated by Dat Nishiwaki.
AiasWP (アイアス, Aiasu?, Ajax) is the hero who fought alongside with Achilles in the Trojan WarWP. There were two heroes who shared the name Aias; Aias the GreatWP (大アイアスWP, Dai Aiasu?) and Aias the LesserWP (小アイアスWP, Shō Aiasu?), both of whom met disgraceful fates. Aias the Great's shield is the famed Rho Aias.[55] Rho Aias was capable of stopping the javelin of the great hero of Troy, Hector.[56]
Alcmene[]
AlcmeneWP was queen of Mycenae and mother of Heracles and Iphicles. She was also Perseus's granddaughter.
Anchises[]
AnchisesWP was a Prince of Troy and one of Aphrodite's lovers. The two of them had a son named Aeneas, an ancestor of Rhea Silvia, the Great Mother of Rome and emperors such as Caligula.[53]
Ann Putnam[]
Ann Putnam in Fate/Grand Order -Epic of Remnant- Subspecies Singularity IV: Taboo Advent Salem: Salem of Heresy, illustrated by Aoi Ohmori.
Ann PutnamWP (アン・パットナム, An Puttonamu?) is a figure involved in the Salem Witch Trials. She, along with the various other citizens, were created by Raum in the Salem Singularity as fakes to help in the process to transform Abigail Williams into a Foreigner. She is the daughter of Thomas Putnam.
Apsyrtus[]
ApsyrtusWP was son of King Aeetes and Medea's brother. After being brainwashed by Aphrodite, Medea killed him to rescue Jason.
Ariadne[]
AriadneWP is the daughter of King Minos and Pasiphae, the half-sister of Asterios, a niece of Circe, and cousin of Medea. She fell in love with the handsome Theseus at first sight. Theseus, with the cooperation of Ariadne to acquire an escape from the impossible-to-escape Labyrinth, it resulted in him realizing the defeat of Asterios.
Theseus claims to still love Ariadne, even after - presumably - abandoning her. He says that that as a man, he could accept and respect her choice to not bear him an heir; but as a king, he had to solve the problem.
Akuji no Takamaru[]
Akuji no Takamaru in Fate/EXTRA CCC FoxTail, illustrated by Seijin Takenoko.
Akuji no Takamaru (悪路の高丸?, lit. "Takamaru of the Evil Path"), also known as King Akuji (悪路王, Akuji-ō?), is an Oni who lived during the Heian PeriodWP. He was slain by Suzuka Gozen and Sakanoue no Tamuramaro. Gozen describes him as a "bit too full of himself."[57] He is an Anti-Hero Heroic Spirit.[58]
Ame-no-Uzume[]
Ame-no-UzumeWP (天宇受賣命, Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto?) is a penpal of Tamamo-no-Mae and a cooking student of Beni-enma.[59]
Anat[]
AnatWP was one of the Earth Mother Goddesses that inherited the power over all creation from the Goddess of Çatalhöyük's Potnia Theron in 6,000 BC.[60]
Anchin[]
AnchinWP (安珍?) was a handsome monk who was the love interest of Kiyohime in the "Kiyohime Legend." Having fallen in love with him at first sight, she visited him late at night after he requested lodging on his journey to a temple in Kumano. He bluntly rejected her, but promised to visit her on his return. He later broke his promise out of fear for her, running away before their promised meeting. This act drove Kiyohime to despair, transforming her into a dragon who pursued him to a temple. She burned him to death while he hid inside a bell. Summoned as a Servant, Kiyohime treats her Master as the reincarnation of Anchin, loving them while also weary of any lies they may tell her.[61] Anchin was featured in a brief scenario written by Nasu in his blog, describing how he draws the attention of various female Servants of Chaldea during Fate/Grand Order. Despite their attention, he ignores Kiyohime and the rest, instead focusing his attention on Sasaki Kojirou.[62]
Anu[]
AnuWP, formerly known as the Greatest Sumerian god An, is the King of the Gods in Mesopotamian Mythology. His daughter Inanna, "The Mistress of Heaven" is said to have once ruled the heavens in the god An's place.[63] Anu created Enkidu with the help of Aruru.[64]
Argos[]
Argos (アルゴス, Arugosu?) is a large, autonomus machine guarding the lower levels of Olympus in the Atlantic Lostbelt.[65][66] It is destroyed by the Servants helping the Godbreaker Alliance before the arrival of Chaldea Security Organization.[67]
Arthur Conan Doyle[]
Sir Arthur Conan DoyleWP is an author known for writing the Sherlock Holmes novels in the late 19th and early 20th century. As Holmes appears as a Heroic Spirit, he himself leaves it up for debate if he is a literary creation of Doyle, if he actually existed and Doyle crafted the stories from the biographies of John H. Watson, or if it is a mixture of both.[68] Doyle was a supporter of the Society for Psychical ResearchWP (SPR), to which Helena Blavatsky was opposed, but she does not hate him.[69]
Aruru[]
AruruWP was the Mesopotamian goddess of creation. She created Enkidu alongside Anu.
Ashtart[]
AshtartWP, also known as Astarte, is an ancient Divine Spirit closely related to Ishtar. She was among the Earth Mothers that inherited the power over all creation from the Goddess of Çatalhöyük's Potnia Theron in 6,000 BC.[60]
- For the Avenger/Saber in the Servant Universe see Ashtart (Servant Universe).
Balin[]
Sir BalinWP (ベイリン卿, Beirin-kyō?) is a knight of Camelot who served under King Arthur. He was a wielder of Longinus. Manipulated by Klingsor, Balin confronted King Pellam and brought downWP the castle CorbenicWP upon him. After their battle Klingsor stole Longinus.[70]
When Percival re-completed the spear after Klingsor's defeat, Balin and Galahad placed two seals on it, similar in function to the Restraints of the Round Table upon King Arthur's weapons.[71]
Balor[]
BalorWP (バロール, Barōru?) is a Famorian and an Irish God of Blight and Scorching Sun. He is the father of Lugh and great-grandfather to Cú Chulainn, and his Mystic Eyes of Death Perception are speculated to be an Authority. The Mystic Eyes of Death Perception and Mystic Eyes of Clairvoyance are descended from his own Mystic Eyes.
Baobhan Sith[]
Baobhan SithWP (バーヴァン・シー, Bāvan Shī?) is a female fairy told of in Scottish legends from Proper Human History. The word itself means "fairy woman". It is said she appears at night to drain people's lifeforce and kill them. She has a liking for blood and is weak to sunlight. Many fairies have both "benefit" and "harm", but the Baobhan Sith is an evil fairy that only does "harm". They say she looks like a beautiful human woman, but her feet hidden under her long skirt alone is that of a fairy folk with her heels being the "hooves of a deer".[72]
Barghest[]
BarghestWP (バーゲスト, Bāgesuto?) is a mythological monster in the Northern parts of England in the Proper Human History. It appears in the form of a chained dog with burning horns and eyes. In the cities, it is also a Fairy that informs of death and is said to appear when someone dies. When a person with an important role in the city dies, it will bring many subordinates (dogs) with it and march through the streets. Outside the cities, it transforms from a sprite that announces death to a fairy that brings death and will roam the plateaus. It is said to eat travelers it meets. In the legends about the fairy folk passed down throughout England, it is thought to be a kind of Black Dog.[73]
Bishamonten[]
Bishamonten Statue.
BishamontenWP is a Japanese Divine Spirit a god of war and wisdom. Nagao Kagetora is said to be their avatar. In India his name is Kubera the god of wealth and treasure. In China his name is Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King who is also Li Jing the father of Nezha.
Black Annis[]
Black AnnisWP (ブラック・アニス, Burakku Anisu?) is a fairy known for kidnapping and eating children. She existed in the British Lostbelt long before modern day.[74]
Brahma[]
BrahmaWP is the Indian Chief God of creation. Saraswati was born from the creation deity Brahma, but he took a passionate liking to her due to her overwhelming beauty and desired her as his consort. She could not bear his advances, and desperately ran for her life, making her a goddess who is timid when faced with love.[75]
Karna calls upon his name in the use of his Brahmastra Noble Phantasm.[76]
Britannicus[]
BritannicusWP (ブリタンニクス, Buritannikusu?) was the step-brother of Nero Claudius, and brother to her wife Claudia Octavia. He was poisoned on her orders to consolidate her power.[77]
Burrus[]
BurrusWP (ブッルス, Burrusu?) was, together with Seneca, an advisor to the Roman emperor Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus. He briefly appears in Romulus' interlude in Fate/Grand Order.[78]
Caligorant[]
Caligorant in Fate/Apocrypha, illustrated by Akira Ishida.
CaligorantWP (カリゴランテ, Karigorante?) was a giant fought by Astolfo of the Twelve Paladins of Charlemagne. He wielded Vulcano Caligorante, a net made able to capture gods. Due to the usage of La Black Luna, Astolfo's horn, Caligorant panicked and entrapped himself in his own net. The net was taken by Astolfo as one of his many Noble Phantasms.[79]
Camazotz[]
CamazotzWP (カマソッソ, Kamasosso?) is the Bloodsucking bat god who dwells in the underworld of MayanWP mythology spoken of in the Popol VuhWP.[80][81] While he is regarded as a monster who reaps the heads of the living and sucks their blood, there is no mention of him having lordship over the dead unlike his South American Lostbelt counterpart.[81] His name literally translates to "death bat" and living in Zotzhia, the "House of Bats". He is an envoy of the lords of the underworld and associated with night, death, and sacrifice.
Cao Cao[]
Cao CaoWP (曹操, Sō Sō?, Pinyin: Cáo Cāo), courtesy name Mengde (孟德, Pinyin: Mèngdé) was a figure in the Romance of the Three KingdomsWP. Red Hare, commenting on Cao Cao and Guan Yu, only states, "Neigh!"[82] Zhou Yu says that Gilgamesh reminds him greatly of Cao Cao, with both being arrogant, kingly, and condescending. He also says that Cao Cao has a fondness for women, especially other men's wives.[83]
Captain Kidd[]
Captain KiddWP is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Saber class when summoned as a Servant.[84] His ghost appears in the Interlude "Seize Captain Kidd's Treasure".
Charles VII[]
Charles VII in Fate/Grand Order -turas réalta-, illustrated by Takeshi Kawaguchi.
Charles VIIWP (シャルル7世, Sharuru Nana-sei?) was the king of France who Jeanne d'Arc helped to get crowned during the Hundred Years' War. Eighteen years after Jeanne was burnt at the stake by the English, Charles ordered a retrial for her where he testified for her innocence, honesty, and bravery on the battlefield. Jeanne Alter wonders if Charles held the trial to ease his guilty conscience for not doing more to help Jeanne during her captivity, or if he was hoping to save her posthumously.
According to Mephistopheles in Jeanne's third Fate/Grand Order interlude, if Jeanne had not been executed at the stake then Charles likely would have had her assassinated.
He is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Berserker class when summoned as a Servant.[85]
The ghost of Charles VII is fought in Jeanne Alter's interlude in Fate/Grand Order.
Charlie Chaplin[]
Charlie ChaplinWP (チャーリー・チャップリン, Chārī Chappurin?) is an English actor known as the King of Comedy (喜劇王, Kigeki-Ō?). During the False Holy Grail War, Sigma hides the true identity of his Servant Watcher by claiming it to be Charlie Chaplin manifested as a Lancer.[86] Watcher speculates that the comedian probably isn't in the Throne of Heroes because he is too modern.[87]
Chernobog[]
ChernobogWP (チェルノボーグ, Cherunobōgu?) is an evil god of Slavic mythology. He is one of the Divine Spirits that form the Alter Ego Ashiya Douman.
Claudia Octavia[]
Claudia OctaviaWP (クラウディア・オクタウィア, Kuraudia Okutawia?) was the wife of Nero Claudius. Agrippina married the two with no regard to their gender since, as the Emperor's daughter, it would solidify Nero's rightful claim to the throne over Britannicus. Octavia later committed suicide.[77]
Count Fersen[]
Count FersenWP was a contemporary of Marie Antoinette. Along with Charles-Henri Sanson and Maximilien Robespierre, Mozart insults them in his profile due to their connection to Marie, but the words are such that cannot be written.
Cybele[]
CybeleWP (キュベレー, Kyūberē?) was one of the Earth Mother Goddesses that inherited the power over all creation from the Goddess of Çatalhöyük's Potnia Theron in 6,000 BC.[60]
Damballa[]
DamballaWP (ダンバラ?) is the white serpent-god that is invoked to control a body. This god is related to voodoo belief in Haiti and Africa. Arcueid compares the The Dead with the voodoo practices to serve the vampire as familiars.
Deianira[]
Deianira in Fate/strange Fake, illustrated by Shidzuki Morii.
DeianiraWP (デイアネイラ?) was Heracles' third wife. Before she committed suicide, she told Heracles, "You've done nothing wrong. So please, don't curse the world. Don't hate your own blood. You're strong, so I'm sure you can do it."[88]
Demon King of the Fourth Heaven[]
The Demon King of the Fourth Heaven is a Japanese figure father of Suzuka Gozen. Due to being his daughter, Suzuka receives A rank Divinity.
Devil of Purgatory[]
Featured in the Vision of TnugdalusWP described by the Medieval Knight Tnugdalus after he fell into another world, the Devil of Purgatory resides in fourth torture chamber of purgatory created by the Almighty God. The Devil is described as a beast like a burning hill, whose jaws are lifted and kept opened by a guard. It appears in Fate/Grand Order's Prison Tower event, where it is drawn to the Château d'If recreated by Edmond Dantès as Hell, due to the Isle of Despair being a Hell for the unworthy souls not saved by God. It takes the form of Fergus mac Róich and acts as the Sin of Lust, a monster embodying the trait that acts as a guardian for one of the Halls of Judgement.[89]
Dong Bai[]
Dong BaiWP (董 白, Tō Haku?) is a Heroic Spirit mentioned in the "game" version of Fate/strange Fake as a Servant able to be summoned by the Player.[90]
Dracae[]
Dracae in Fate/Grand Order.
Dracae is a fairy that would drag men into her river for the purposes of crossbreeding with them. In the case of women, they were taken as wet nurses for the children she bore.[91]
In the English Lostbelt, she is a Fairy Dreadlord, a great fairy once known as the Holy Grail of Water. She used her special trait to "summon the treasures one desired" to lure men into the river[92] for the same purposes as her Proper Human History counterpart. But because humans in the Lostbelt are incapable of breeding, Dracae's desire was ultimately meaningless and the men she lured died.[91]
Duhsala[]
DuhsalaWP (ドゥフシャラー?) is the sister of Duryodhana and the rest of the KauravaWP brothers in the MahabharataWP. She was a 101st child born from the same flesh lump as her 100 brothers, set aside by VyasaWP because he knew that GandhariWP would want a daughter and not just sons.[93]
Duhsala married King JayadrathaWP, who fought alongside Duryodhana during the Kurukshetra War but was killed by Arjuna. After the war was over, Arjuna and his brothers visited Duhsala. Though Duhsala was furious that the Pandava brothers had killed all of her brothers and her husband, she chose to end the cycle of hatred because too much blood had already been spilled.[93]
In Fate/Grand Order, the AI Ayus is based on Duhsala.
Edward, the Black Prince[]
Edward, the Black PrinceWP (エドワード黒太子, Edowādo Kurotaishi?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Saber and Archer classes when summoned as a Servant.[85]
E. Fran[]
E. Fran, also called Eve, is a duplicate of Frankenstein's Monster created by Victor Frankenstein upon his manifestation as a spirit. Although she is told she will become the true Eve he was seeking to create, she is actually simply a vessel for him to inhabit. Her main goal is to be praised by him, seeking out to defeat her "older sister", but she is killed by him and taken over after her defeat.
Euryale[]
Euryale was one of the many lovers of Poseidon, and Super Orion's mother. She is not the same person as the Gorgon Euryale.
Eurystheus[]
Eurystheus in Fate/strange Fake, illustrated by Shidzuki Morii.
EurystheusWP (エウリュステウス?) was the king who imposed the Twelve Labors upon Heracles. Described as a "tyrant, a picture of cowardice," Eurystheus, too afraid to even stand, exclaimed to Heracles, "I understand! I'll praise you! On my honor as king, I'll praise you! S-so don't come any closer, monster!"[88]
Fujiwara-no-Yasumasa[]
Fujiwara-no-Yasumasa was a historical Heian period figue his wife is Izumi Shikibu. Murasaki Shikibu said him and Minamoto-no-Raikou were the protectors of Heian-Kyo. He and Raikou’s brother Minamoto-no-Yorichika got into a dispute over the land Yamato province. At some point Sei Shounagon’s brother Kiyohara-no-Munenobu was a follower of his but he didn’t stick with Yasumasa long term.
Fuuma Kotarou (First Generation)[]
Fuuma KotarouWP (風魔 小太郎WP, Fūma Kotarō?) is the first generation of the Fuuma ninja clan and ancestor of the fifth generation Fuuma Kotarou. Kashin Koji created the puppet Kato Danzo, and in collaboration, Fuuma Kotarou's techniques were implanted into her. He can thus be referred to as one of her two "parents."[94]
Gān Jiàng[]
Gān JiàngWP (干将, Kanshō?) is the famed blacksmith of Kanshou and Bakuya.
George Washington[]
George WashingtonWP (ジョージ・ワシントン, Jōji Washinton?) is the first President of the United States. He is mentioned in the E Pluribus Unum Singularity as having been killed by Medb's forces.[95] It is unknown if she is referring to the still living Washington or a Servant manifestation. Although, considering that George Washington was alive during 1783, the date of the singularity, the former is more likely the case.
Geryon[]
GeryonWP (ゲーリュオーン, Gēryōn?) is the child of Chrysaor and CallirrhoeWP in Greek mythology. He was a fearsome three-headed giant said to have dwelt on the island of ErytheiaWP. It is said he was killed by Heracles via a poisoned arrow to the head when the hero came to the island to collect the giant's cattle as part of his Twelve Labors.
Medusa in her Saber form is able to summon him with Chrysaor: Monstrous Golden Blade when releasing it's True Name.
Glaucus[]
GlaucusWP was a Greek Sea Divine Spirit. Glaucus sought a love advice from Circe, she grew jealous after being rejected by Glaucus once they had an illicit affair and ended up turning his beloved maiden Scylla into a monster. Said Scylla would later devour six of Odysseus' subordinates.
Glaucus of Crete[]
Glaucus of CreteWP was a son of King Minos. He was resurrected by Asclepius
Goddess of Çatalhöyük[]
The Goddess of ÇatalhöyükWP (チャタル・ヒュユクの女神, Chataru Hyuyuku no Megami?) is an ancient forgotten goddess from which the power of all creation, the Authority Potnia Theron used by the Earth Mother Goddess, originated approximately 8000 years ago. BB utilizes the forgotten primordial Earth Mother Goddess’s data.[60]
Grani[]
Brynhildr, Sigurd and Grani, illustration by Shirow Miwa.
GraniWP (グラニ, Gurani?) is the horse possessed by Sigurd. He debuted in Fate/Grand Order's FGO 5th Anniversary "under the same sky" campaign.[96]
Guan Yu[]
Guan YuWP (关羽/關羽/関羽, Kan U?, Pinyin: Guān Yǔ) was a figure in the Romance of the Three KingdomsWP. Red Hare, commenting on Guan Yu and Cao Cao, only states, "Neigh!"[82]
Hachiman[]
HachimanWP (八幡神, Hachimanjin?), also called Divine Hachiman (はちまんしん, Hachimanshin?),[97] is a Japanese Divine Spirit, stated by Tawara Touta to be a God of Archery and War.[98] He's also described as a Bodhisattva of Arms.[99] He was one of the three Shinto gods that gave his protection to Minamoto-no-Raikou and her Four Heavenly Kings when they fought their way into Mt. Ooe.[100]
Hathor[]
HathorWP is an Egyptian Divine Spirit, the Goddess of the Sky and Love. Ozymandias claims Nefertari to be her manifestation.[101]
Helen of Troy[]
Helen of TroyWP was a Priestess of the Moon Goddess and the most beautiful woman in the world at the time, even as beautiful as Aphrodite. She was married to Menelaus in the World of Fate/stay night and Agamemnon in the World of Fate/strange Fake. King Menelaus of Sparta married her for the purpose of reaching ElysiumWP after death. Thanks to winning Aphrodite's favor, Paris and her fell in love at first sight. Since Helen's union with Melenaus wasn't fruit of love but convenience, Paris felt justified to take her with him to Troy and help her leave her husband. This would give birth to the Trojan War.[102]
Helios[]
HeliosWP was a Greek Sun Divine Spirit and father to the demigods Aeetes, Pasiphae, and Circe.
Heracles' son[]
Heracles' son in Fate/strange Fake, illustrated by Shidzuki Morii.
The unnamed son of Heracles was one of the children of Heracles and Megara. He was slain in Heracles' rage that was afflicted by Hera, only able to utter "Fath-" as Heracles tossed him into flames while believing him to be an enemy soldier.[88]
Hermes[]
HermesWP is a Greek Divine Spirit. He lended the hero Perseus with Harpe so that he could slain the Gorgon Medusa. Because Perseus returned Harpe to Hermes once the task was completed, it can be considered an “Anti-Medusa” weapon.[103] Odysseus was said to have Hermes's protection.[104] Macarios states that Caenis' ultra-high speed would even give Hermes a run for his money.[105]
Hippolytus[]
HippolytusWP (ヒッポリュトス, Hipporyutosu?) is the son of Theseus and Penthesilea's younger sister. He was a successful case of resurrection from death using Asclepius' Resurrection Fraught Hades. Towards Hippolytus, Asclepius remarks, "One of my very few successful cases. About your mother, you… no, nevermind."[106]
Hojo Masako[]
Hojo MasakoWP (北条 政子?) is a Heian period historical Japanese figure. She is the wife of Minamoto-no-Yoritomo and sister in law of Minamoto-no-Noriyori and Ushiwakamaru. Since the Taira disappeared, Ushiwakamaru was Yoritomo’s next political opponent. In addition, as far as Hojo Masako, her older brother’s wife, was concerned, the likes of Minamoto no Yoshitsune was probably unneeded. [107] Ushiwakamaru says Masako had nothing compared to Medb. [108] She hints that Masako shouts at her when she brings heads to Yoritomo. When Ushiwakamaru sees the glint in Tamamo-no-Mae eye’s she says it’s the same type as Masako.
Horus[]
HorusWP is an Egyptian Divine Spirit, the God of the Sky. He is also the father of Nitocris.
Horus usurped Set as king, who had himself earlier usurped Osiris. This makes the three of them similar to the three aspects of Hecate, Greek goddess of magecraft. It can be seen as the prototype of the Christian Trinity or Eastern Asura.[109]
Hoshikuma-douji[]
Hoshikuma-doujiWP (星熊童子?) is an oni active during the Heian periodWP. He serves Ibaraki-douji and Shuten-douji.
He appears as an enemy in the Heian-kyō Lostbelt. He attacks Sakata Kintoki, Katou Danzou and Ritsuka Fujimaru when they come to Mount Ooe in order to propose an alliance against the Genji Killer. Ibaraki orders him to attack in front of her new Rashomon Castle as she laughs at the proposal. He is defeated by Kintoki. Before Ibaraki could order Kanekuma-douji to attack them, Shuten-douji knocks her out too.[110]
Hound of the Baskervilles[]
Hound of the BaskervillesWP (バスカヴィル家の犬, Basukaviru-ke no Inu?) is a demonic hound involved in one of the cases of Sherlock Holmes. It is one of the cases where details were obfuscated in the novel by Arthur Conan Doyle, removing references to magecraft and the Mage's Association. The true nature of the Hound is close to the Black Dog fairies, but Holmes briefly hints at a greater connection between the Hound and the King of Storms of the Wild Hunt.[111]
Huginn and Muninn[]
Huginn and Muninn in Fate/Grand Order.
Huginn and MuninnWP (フギンとムニン, Fugin to Munin?), meaning "Thought" and "Memory", are the familiars of Odin. They are Divine Beasts said to fly around the world every morning. Within the Norse Lostbelt, they subtly guide Chaldea through Odin's will.[112] In Fate:Lost Einherjar they are flying in the sky above modern Scandinavia.
Iasus[]
IasusWP was the King of ArcadiaWP and father of Atalanta. He abandoned Atalanta on the mountains immediately after she was born.
Igraine[]
IgraineWP (イグレイン, Igurein?) was the mother of King Arthur and Morgan le Fay.
Initially she was the wife of the Duke of CornwallWP at Tintagel CastleWP, with whom she had Morgan. She later had Artoria with King Uther Pendragon as part of Merlin's prophecy; Merlin helped Uther make Igraine fall in love with him. She would go on to marry Uther, making her daughters Morgan and Artoria, until this point only half-sisters, into official sisters.[113][114] At least, that is what the legend says. However the truth is that Morgan was not born until after Igraine and Uther were married, and she is the true blood daughter of Uther as well.[115]
There was no love between Igraine and Uther, it was simply that Igraine was the ideal woman to give birth to Artoria. Her blood would bind together Uther's blood and the dragon's essence.[116] When Igraine had Artoria she was impregnated with the very concept of the red dragonWP that protects Britain, which caused Artoria to be born with a dragon Magic Core inside of her. This was part of Uther's plan to defeat his brother Vortigern.[117]
Iphicles[]
IphiclesWP (イーピクレース, Īpikurēsu?) is the daughter of Alcmene and twin sister of Heracles.[118]
Itzpapalotl[]
ItzpapalotlWP (イツパパロトル, Itsupaparotoru?) is an Aztec Goddess. She was one of the Divine Spirits that form the Alter Ego Ashiya Douman.
Izumi Shikibu[]
Izumi ShikibuWP (和泉式部?) is a Japanese poet, known as one of the Medieval 36 Immortal Poets and 36 Immortal Lady PoetsWP. Known as being a "young playgirl," there are numerous stories of her "fun affairs." Fujiwara no Michinaga referred to her as "The Floating Lady" due to her inability to remain with a single lover. From the The Diary of Lady MurasakiWP, Murasaki Shikibu wrote, "Izumi Shikibu writes with grace and ease and with a flashing wit, but her behaviour is improper indeed."[119] Her husband is Fujiwara-no-Yasumasa.
Jacob[]
JacobWP (ヤコブ, Yakobu?) is a figure in Abrahamic religions. He is the originator of the Jacob's Limbs practiced by Moses and Martha.
John Hawkins[]
John HawkinsWP (ジョン・ホーキンス, Jon Hōkinsu?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Rider and Berserker classes when summoned as a Servant.[84]
Jörmungandr[]
Jörmungandr in Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA 3rei!, illustrated by Hiroshi Hiroyama.
JörmungandrWP (ヨルムンガンド, Yorumungando?) is the World Serpent of Norse Mythology. During Ragnarök, it battled Thor for the final time. Thor ended its life by crushing its brain, but Thor was poisoned by its venom and died after taking only nine steps.
Kaguya[]
Princess KaguyaWP (かぐや姫, Kaguya Hime?) is the adopted daughter of Taketori no Okina and a penpal of Tamamo-no-Mae.
Katsu Kaishu[]
Katsu KaishuWP (勝 海舟?) is a Japanese Bakamastsu periodWP figure. He was the unofficial master of Sakamoto Ryoma, having genitally visited Katsu with the intention of killing him. Ryouma became his disciple after Katsu's words earned Ryouma's admiration and devotion.[120]
Krishna (Avatar of Vishnu)[]
KrishnaWP (クリシュナ, Kurishuna?) is an Indian hero and one of the many avatars of Vishnu. In fact, his connection to the Indian god was stronger than even that of Rama. He was Arjuna's closest friend and the one responsible for cursing Ashwatthama after he attempted to killed a pregnant woman. Pradyumna is Kama’s reincarnation as Krishna and Rukmini child. Karna states that Krishna played with their armies on the battlefield.
Kubera[]
KuberaWP is an Indian Divine Spirit, the Lord of Wealth of the Semi-Divine Yaksha's. In the Indian Lostbelt, Arjuna Alter merged him with Nezha to create a local Lōkapāla. In Japan his name is Bishamonten. In China his name is Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King who is also Li Jing the father of Nezha. Ravana is his half brother.
Laika[]
LaikaWP (ライカ, Raika?), a Soviet dog launched into space aboard Sputnik 2WP, was referred to in the parody Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World, as one of the initial choices presented to Kane Himuro by the Counter Force as to who she should host as a Pseudo-Servant, all of which were rejected. Himuro was quite dismayed at the idea, given that Laika never returned to Earth, and the Counter Force's suggestion of her having the Skill Pioneer of the Stars at EX rank didn't change her mind in the slightest.[121]
Lewis Carroll[]
Charles Dodgson (チャールズ・ラトウィッジ・ドジソン, Chāruzu Ratowijji Dojison?), who goes by the pen name Lewis CarrollWP (ルイス・キャロル, Ruisu Kyaroru?), is an English writer from the late 19th century best known for his nursery rhyme stories, including Alice in WonderlandWP. Alice in Wonderland began as a series of basic rhymes told to the daughters of a family friend while rowing down the River Thames. Such nursery rhymes from various authors formed the foundation for the Heroic Spirit Nursery Rhyme, and many of its abilities stem from Carroll's works.[122] Carroll was a supporter of Britain's Society for Psychical ResearchWP (SPR), and Helena Blavatsky met him during her lifetime. She holds ill will towards him due to his affiliation, and she also has mixed feelings towards Nursery Rhyme due to her connection to Alice in Wonderland.[69]
Loki[]
LokiWP is the god of mischief in Norse Mythology.
Lugh[]
LughWP (ルー, Rū?) is a Divine Spirit of Celtic mythology and the father of Cú Chulainn. He possesses the Noble Phantasms Brionac[123] and Fragarach.[124] He was raised by Manannán mac Lir, who was the one to give him Fragarach.[125]
Macbeth[]
MacbethWP (マクベス, Makubesu?) is a Heroic Spirit and historical figure who Shakespeare used as the basis as a characterWP for an eponymous playWP. In Fate/Apocrypha, Jean Rum intended to summon a character of Shakespeare, Macbeth being a favorite, but got the author instead.[126] In the Shinjuku Singularity, Shakespeare is forced to create monsters based on Phantoms of his creation. The Phantom of Macbeth speaks in confusing lines and possesses the ability to revive. Mash believes fine tuning the Macbeth Phantom would have been difficult due to the existence of the real Macbeth.[127]
Manjushri[]
ManjushriWP is a Bodhisattva. He forged the sword Shoutouren. It is Suzuka Gozen's Blessing of Wisdom.
Mary of Bethany[]
Mary of BethanyWP (ベタニアのマリア, Betania no Maria?) is Martha's sister, mentioned in Martha's profile. Martha says she does not wish to show Mary her self as a Ruler due to having returned to her melee combat origins.
Mercy Lewis[]
Mercy Lewis in Fate/Grand Order -Epic of Remnant- Subspecies Singularity IV: Taboo Advent Salem: Salem of Heresy, illustrated by Aoi Ohmori.
Mercy LewisWP (マーシー・ルイス, Māshī Ruisu?) is a figure involved in the Salem Witch Trials. She, along with the various other citizens, were created by Raum in the Salem Singularity as fakes to help in the process to transform Abigail Williams into a Foreigner.
Mary Walcott[]
Mary Walcott in Fate/Grand Order -Epic of Remnant- Subspecies Singularity IV: Taboo Advent Salem: Salem of Heresy, illustrated by Aoi Ohmori.
Mary WalcottWP (メアリー・ウォルコット, Mearī Worukotto?) is a figure involved in the Salem Witch Trials. She, along with the various other citizens, were created by Raum in the Salem Singularity as fakes to help in the process to transform Abigail Williams into a Foreigner.
Maximilien Robespierre[]
Maximilien RobespierreWP (マクシミリアン・ロベスピエール, Makushimirian Robesupiēru?) was a contemporary of Chevalier d'Eon and Marie Antoinette. Along with Charles-Henri Sanson and Count Fersen, Mozart insults them in his profile due to their connection to Marie, but the words are such that cannot be written.
Due to the influence of the Holy Grail of the Orleans Singularity, his ghost manifested in Paris but was defeated by Chevalier d'Eon along with Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight.[128]
Medjed[]
MedjedWP is an Egyptian Divine Spirit. Nitocris (Swimsuit) resembles his appearance and receives his protection and affection. This may also be the reason her Divinity was ranked-up to B+.[129]
Mehmed II[]
Mehmed II in Fate/Apocrypha.
Mehmed IIWP (メフメト二世WP, Mefumeto Nisei?) was an OttomanWP sultan who was considered to be a military genius after conquering ConstantinopleWP, leading to the death of Constantine XI and the end of the Byzantine Empire.
In 1453 Mehmed sought to claim Constantinople. He dispatched messengers to seek capitulation, but Constantine XI rejected them outright, and so commenced the hopeless defense of the siege. Mehmed's army of 100,000 soldiers besieged the city and fought Constantine's 7,000 soldiers for two months before breaking through the walls and taking Constantinople.[130]
In 1462 Mehmed led a force of 150,000 soldiers to invade Romania. Vlad III and his force of only 10,000 soldiers managed to repel the invasion with guerilla warfare and scorched-earth tactics. Due to Vlad's tactics of impaling invaders on stakes for prominent display to his enemies, his soldiers' morale sank and he was forced to withdraw. According to Mehmed II's records, he muttered at that moment, "I fear no human. But, the devil is different."[131][132]
Melusine[]
MelusineWP (メリュジーヌ, Meryujīnu?) is a Fairy from French Folktales, also called Melisande. The heroine from a story about a "human–animal marriage", which often became a theme of folklores since ancient times. A half-human, half-fairy beauty possessing the lower body of a snake and dragon wings. A fairy born from a human father and a fairy mother. Originally a beautiful young girl, but due to committing the sin of imprisoning her father on a cavern, she received a curse that "turned her lower body into that of a snake only on Saturdays". Supposedly, the curse became more powerful after she was seen by her lover when her lower body had turned into that of a snake, causing Melusine herself to become a repulsive snake.[133] She is one of the components of the Alter Ego Violet.
Menelaus[]
MenelausWP was King of Sparta and one of the major figures in the Trojan War. He married Helen for the purpose of reaching ElysiumWP after death. This is because Helen was a Priestess of the Moon Goddess, and it was a condition to marry her in order to reach Elysium. Because their union wasn't a result of love but convenience, Menelaus often abused of her. This is why Paris felt justified when he took Helen to Troy with him, giving birth to the Trojan Conflict.[102]
Morrígan[]
The MorríganWP is a Celtic Divine Spirit, the Goddess of Death and Destruction. She appeared before Cú Chulainn to offer her protection. He declined and she was insulted, so she transformed into many animals to go after his life. He was able to repel every attack, and he even went as far as treating the wounded Morrígan. She came to admire that nobility from the bottom of her heart, deciding to support him without his knowledge. She did not want to destroy his pride, so she decided not to help him when he was in his greatest perils and simply observed the way of a hero.
Minamoto-no-Mitsunaka[]
Minamoto no MitsunakaWP (源満仲?) is a Heian periodWP historical Japanese figure. He is the father of Minamoto-no-Raikou, who was raised in secret until she was fifteen due to her status as an oni child. She was forced to live in the role of a man, acting as a military commander.[134]
While remembering her life, Raikou recounts various contradictory conversations with her father. In one, she is ordered to raise her two younger brothers, Minamoto no Yorikuni and Minamoto no Yoriie, as her children. In another, she is ordered to have ten children with ten men, cutting them each down after. In another, she is ordered to have ten children with Sakata Kintoki, then cut him down after. In another, she is told not to have children. While it is unknown which is true, each recollection comes with the reinforcement that she is living as a man and will never be a mother.[135] He was the founder and leader of the Settsu GenjiWP.[136]
Minamoto-no-Noriyori[]
Minamoto no NoriyoriWP (源範頼?) is a Heian period historical Japanese figure. He was the older brother of Ushiwakamaru and younger brother of Minamoto-no-Yoritomo. Tomoe Gozen says he and Ushiwakamaru was ordered by Yoritomo to kill their cousin Minamoto-no-Yoshinaka.[137]
Minamoto-no-Tameyoshi[]
Minamoto no TameyoshiWP (源為義?) is a Heian periodWP historical Japanese figure. He was the father of Minamoto-no-Tametomo and grandfather of Ushiwakamaru and Kiso Yoshinaka.
Historically, Minamoto-no-Tametomo was born in 1139 to Tameyoshi and a prostitute. He was renowned for his military prowess from an early age, and his skill in archery exceeded even his ancestors. However, perhaps due to this, he had a falling out with his brothers and Tameyoshi banished him to KyūshūWP.[138]
When he Tametomo did not respond to the summons of the Imperial Court, Tameyoshi was dismissed from his position of police and judicial chief. For his father's sake, Tametomo led his forces to Kyoto and ended up getting dragged into the Hōgen rebellionWP, joining with his father on the Emperor's side. However their side lost; Tameyoshi was executed and Tametomo was exiled to Izu ŌshimaWP.[138]
Minamoto-no-Tsunemoto[]
Minamoto no TsunemotoWP (源経基?) is a Heian periodWP historical Japanese figure. An Imperial Prince, grandson of Emperor Seiwa, he was the father of Minamoto no Mitsunaka and grandfather of Minamoto no Raikou. The beautiful koto player Koyo caught Tsunemoto's attention, and the two had an affair. Koyo was later accused of putting a deadly curse on the shogun's wife, but because she was carrying Tsunemoto's child she was banished instead of executed.[139] Koyo comments that Raikou resembles her grandfather.[140]
Minamoto-no-Yoshitomo[]
Minamoto-no-YoshitomoWP (源 義朝?) was a historical Heian period Japanese figure. His father was Minamoto-no-Tameyoshi, his brother was Minamoto-no-Tametomo, and Tokiwa Gozen was his wife. He was the father of Minamoto-no-Noriyori, Minamoto-no-Yoritomo and Ushiwakamaru. During his time he was the leader of the Minamoto clan.[141]
Minamoto-no-Yoritomo[]
Minamoto-no-YoritomoWP (源頼朝?) is a Heian periodWP historical Japanese figure. His wife is Hojo Masako. He was the elder brother of Minamoto-no-Noriyori and Ushiwakamaru, who adored him and would do anything for his approval. Yoritomo was the leader of the Minamoto clan during his life.[142] He is called the pride of the Kamakura ShogunateWP, the one who established it in 1185.[143]
During the Genpei WarWP against the Taira clanWP, once his cousin Minamoto-no-Yoshinaka secured Kyoto and became Shogun, Yoritomo ordered him killed. Ushiwakamaru and her other brother Minamoto-no-Noriyori was the one to carry it out.[144][145] Yoritomo was ambushed by the Taira clan 37 times but he survived each time.[146]
After the Taira clan were eventually defeated, Yoritomo turned his attention to his sister. Ushiwakamaru was inhuman; she did not understand love and did not fear battle, and Yoritomo worried that eventually she would turn her fangs toward her allies. A beast such as her was an obstacle in the way of the era that Yoritomo wanted to create, and so he decided to have her killed. The rumors said that Yoritomo killed Ushiwakamaru at the end of a power struggle. The truth was that Ushiwakamaru consented to it, behaving as her brother's enemy and dying in battle in accordance to his wishes. Even so her subordinates persuaded her to flee to Oshu, but Yoritomo saw her only as an inhuman monster, and pursued and killed her.[147] In the Heian-kyō Singularity, Yoritomo admits “Forgive me, Yoshitsune, I do not understand you”.[148] Ushiwakamaru describes that he had smooth skin and cold dead eyes. Romani Archaman says that with Ushiwakamaru’s kind of one way dependence and affection he has no problem understanding just how difficult it was for Yoritomo.
Minos[]
MinosWP was the son of Europa, king of Crete and husband to Pasiphae. Minos was exchanging promises with the Sea God Poseidon to sacrifice a bull presented from the latter, but in some year, while he still has the valuable Bull of the Gods for instance that should have been sacrificed originally, Minos had sacrificed a different bull instead. Poseidon, who had his promise trampled underneath Minos’ foot, placed a curse on Pasiphaë, the wife of the King, having induced her so that she will bear a sexual desire towards bulls. And like that, so was born Asterios, his name meaning “The One Who Rules the Stars”, but because he possesses the body of a man with the head of a bull, he was given the name “Minotauros”, which means ‘The Bull of King Minos’. Minos was at a complete loss because of the Queen’s scandal, so he ordered the famous artisan Daedalus to construct “a place where one can never get out from”————namely, the Labyrinth.
Because of the King’s command, it became a usual custom to offer seven boys and girls each as a sacrifice to Asterios. Understandably, he cannot offer the people of his own country, so King Minos demanded from Athens, the state that he invaded, to offer sacrifices for his compensation.
On the occasion of the sacrificial group being elected the third time around, Theseus, the Hero of Athens, came forward personally for the sake of defeating Asterios. Ariadne, King Minos’ daughter, fell in love with the handsome Theseus at first sight. Theseus, with Ariadne’s cooperation in securing an escape route from the impossible-to-escape Labyrinth, succeeded in realizing Asterios’ defeat.
Miyamoto Iori[]
Miyamoto IoriWP (宮本 伊織?) is the student and adopted son of Miyamoto Musashi. He is a samurai, who is said to have studied the Niten Ichiryu style of swordsmanship under him but was unable to learn it in full due to Musashi passing away before he could teach him the secrets of the art.
By the year 1639, Iori would begin working as the chief retainer for the Ogasawara family under daimyō Ogasawara TadazaneWP following the passing of his brother, Miyamoto MikinosukeWP.[149]
Moby Dick[]
Moby DickWP (モビー‧ディック, Mobī Dikku?) is a Divine Beast, said to be among the most famous of that classification. Its level of power is great enough to call it "more super weaponish" than a living being.[150] There is an Enemy Program with the same name.
Mò Yé[]
Mò YéWP (莫耶, Bakuya?) is the wife of Gan Jiang. She sacrificed herself to in order to complete Kanshou and Bakuya.
N. Amagi[]
N.Amagi is Master-candidate participating in the Moon Holy Grail War preliminaries in Fate/EXTRA Last Encore. He is the captain of the chess club. As candidates must kill another to qualify, he participates in a chess match with Leonardo B. Harwey that ends in his death. HAKUNO Kishinami insists on taking Amagi to the infirmary, taking another body to free up a bed for Amagi.[151]
New Nessie[]
New NessieWP, whose carcass was speculated to be that of a sea cryptid, was referred to in the parody Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World, as one of the initial choices presented to Kane Himuro by the Counter Force as to who she should host as a Pseudo-Servant, all of which were rejected.[121]
Oceanus[]
OceanusWP, also known as Okeanos, was a Greek Titan of the seas. He was married to his sister Tethys. He is the father of the 3000 Oceanids, Clytie included. He is also one of Circe's ancestors.[153]
Oceanus is one of the three Divine Spirits inside Ergo.[154]
Olympias[]
Olympias in the Lord El-Melloi II Case Files manga adaptation, illustrated by Toh Azuma.
OlympiasWP (オリュンピアス, Oryunpiasu?) was the mother of Iskandar. She was the princess of a powerful state allied with Macedonia when she married Philip II, Iskandar's father. The two met on the isle of SamothraceWP, where Olympias became a fanatic of the Orphic cultWP that practiced there.[155]
According to legend, on the eve of the wedding, she dreamt that lightning struck her in the womb, and thus it was Olympias' influence that led to him to indulge in the tales of legendary heroes and come to believe that his father was Zeus.[156][157] Macedonia did not have a specialized priestly class, so Olympias was in charge of all the important rituals in the country. Legend goes that, at every festival, she was possessed by spirits and manipulated a number of serpents to crawl among the people. It is also said that Iskandar's father was suspected of trying to assassinate her because he attempted to take another wife.[156] She is regarded as Iskandar's natural enemy.[158]
Olympias required both a companion for her son who would defend and never betray the King of Conquerors, and a magus who protect the king from any incoming curse. She orchestrated the birth of Hephaestion for the former and his sister for the latter.[159][160] She raised the nameless sister to be Iskandar's magical body double who would protect him from curses, drugging her to stop her from developping an ego,[159] and teaching her magecraft derived from the goddess Hecate.[161][162]
She worshiped the god DionysusWP, who was conflated with Zagreus in the Orphic cult. As Dionysus is a god of alcohol, and alcohol is closely tied to dreams, Olympias was able to look into others' dreams with her magecraft. According to Hephaestion's sister, Olympias would charge "a price that could topple a nation" for someone to have her do so.[163]
Onra[]
Onra (温羅?) is an Oni Anti-Hero Heroic Spirit. He is mentioned by Shuten-douji, pondering that she has not seen the likes of him, Otakemaru, or Akuji no Takamaru summoned as Servants.[58]
Orillo[]
Orillo in Fate/Apocrypha, illustrated by Akira Ishida.
Orillo is a figure in the Orlando FuriosoWP who was fought by Astolfo.[164]
Otrera[]
OtreraWP was a priestess of Artemis. Together with Ares she gave birth to Hippolyta and Penthesilea.[165]
Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King[]
The Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly KingWP is a Chinese Divine Spirit. The way the air bounces back up from Quetzalcoatl's body made Yan Qing wonder if she was actually the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King.[166] In Japan his name is Bishamonten. In India his name is Kubera he is also Li Jing the father of Nezha.
Pasiphae[]
PasiphaëWP was a demigoddess and sister to Aeetes and Circe. She was married to the King of Crete, Minos. After being influenced by Poseidon, she had sex with a bull, later giving birth to Asterios.
Circe claims that Pasiphae was more god than human. She was always the prettiest, and she had the most natural talent for magecraft. However, she never wanted to actually put any effort into anything, which made her a good for nothing.
Peleus[]
Peleus in Fate/Apocrypha, illustrated by Akira Ishida.
PeleusWP (ペレウス, Pereusu?) was a mythological Greek hero, the father of Achilles and husband of Thetis. He was a grandson of Zeus.[167] When Thetis tried to make her son immortal by bathing him in holy flames, Peleus opposed it, saying "Then that would destroy Achilles as a human", and thus one part of Achilles was preserved as human.[132] Peleus was one of the Argonauts, and Atalanta felt he was the only one who wasn't rough and violent and understood moderation. She calls him incredibly cautious, the complete opposite of his son.[167] He was a gentle person who couldn't stand up against his wife.[168]
At Peleus' wedding, Poseidon gifted him the divine horses Xanthus and Balius.[169] Chiron's wedding gift to Peleus was Diatrekhōn Astēr Lonkhē.[170] Peleus would later pass both of these to his son. When Achilles was young Peleus would tell him stories of the Argonauts, especially Atalanta who Achilles would grow to admire.[168]
Pellam[]
King Pellam (ペラム王, Peramu-ō?), also known as the Fisher KingWP (漁夫王, Gyobu-ō?), was the king of the Grail Castle CorbenicWP in Arthurian Britain.[70][71] King Pellam was enchanted by Kundry's magical kiss. Kundry's master Klingsor used his magecraft to manipulate Sir Balin into fighting Pellam, in which Balin destroyed Pellam's castle with the Holy Spear.[70][71]
Penelope[]
PenelopeWP (ペーネロペー, Pēneropē?) is the wife of Odysseus. Circe's response to her is "……Gah……Kh……Gigghgh……Nyunyuu……. (lying on a room’s corner in a fetal position and trembling)."[171]
Penthesilea's younger sister[]
An unnamedWP Amazon warrior daughter of Ares and Otrera, and the younger sister of Hippolyta and Penthesilea. She was forcefully kidnapped by Theseus and made into his wife.[172] Together they had Hippolytus,[106] and Theseus left her short after.[173]
Peter the Cruel[]
Peter IWP (ペドロ1世, Pedoro Issei?), also known as Peter the Cruel, is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Caster class when summoned as a Servant.[85]
Philip II[]
Philip II in the Lord El-Melloi II Case Files manga adaptation, illustrated by Toh Azuma.
Philip IIWP (ピリッポス2世, Piripposu 2-sei?) was the king of Macedon, husband of Olympias and father of Iskandar. He met his wife on the island of SamothraceWP, during a ceremony of the Orphic cultWP.[155]
Philyra[]
PhilyraWP was a goddess who copulated with Kronos, giving birth to Chiron.[174]
Phoenix[]
PhoenixWP, son of the Phoenician King Agenor and Telephassa, is believed by some to have been Europa's father.
Queen Victoria[]
Queen VictoriaWP (ヴィクトリア女王, Vikutoria Joō?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Saber and Caster classes when summoned as a Servant.[175]
Ravana[]
RavanaWP is an Indian Demon King who could enslave even the gods due to a power he acquired by deceiving the great god Brahma. He was responsible for Sita's kidnapping, and he was defeated by Rama's Brahmastra. Kubera is his half brother.
Ra[]
RaWP is an Egyptian Divine Spirit, the Sun God. Ozymandias is both his son and incarnation.
Red Knight[]
The Red KnightWP, also known as Sir Ironside, is a figure appearing in Arthurian Myth, and the former wielder of the Noble Phantasm Robigus Ironside. His roots can be traced back to its Fire Emblem, which is said to depict the ungovernable nature of chaos itself; a long-lost connection to the Roman God Robigus. He was defeated by Gareth in the siege to recover Lioness.[176] According to Merlin, the Red Knight is the embodiment of the Demon of Calamity itself, but is only one of countless calamities that threaten Britain.[177] His spirit appears as the Evil Spirit Fencer (悪霊剣士, Akuryō Kenshi?) in the Arctic Summer World ~Chaldea's Midsummer Tour of the Magical Park~ event in Fate/Grand Order.
Remus[]
RemusWP is a son of Mars and Rhea Silvia, and Romulus's younger brother. The Noble Phantasm Moles Necessrie is a recreation of the event in which Romulus killed Remus.
Rhea[]
RheaWP is a Titan and the wife of Kronos. There is a theory that says the reason Chiron was born a centaur is that when Rhea found her husband and Philyra copulating, Philyra turned into a stallion in order to escape.[174]
Rhea Silvia[]
Rhea SilviaWP was the descendant of Aeneas, one of Aphrodite's sons.[53] She is described as a beautiful princess who was the lover of the god Mars and gave birth to his sons, the founders of Rome; Romulus and Remus.
Rinaldo[]
RinaldoWP is a elder brother of Bradamante and the one of Twelve Paladins of Charlemagne. He owns the magic sword Froberge and known far and wide as a brilliant swordsman.
Robert Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Earl of Lytton[]
Robert Bulwer-Lytton, 1st Earl of LyttonWP (ロバート・ブルワー＝リットン、リットンの第1伯爵, Robāto Buruwā-Ritton, Ritton no dai-ichi hakushaku?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Berserker class when summoned as a Servant.[175]
Robert E. Lee[]
Robert E. LeeWP (ロバート・E・リー, Robāto Ī Rī?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Ruler and Avenger classes when summoned as a Servant.[51]
Robigus[]
RobigusWP is a Roman God. The Red Knight’s roots can be traced back to its Fire Emblem, which is said to depict the ungovernable nature of chaos itself; a long-lost connection to Robigus.[176]
Scipio[]
ScipioWP (大スキピオ, Dai Sukipio?) is a Roman Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Rider class when summoned as a Servant.[178]
Scylla[]
Scylla in Fate/Grand Order.
ScyllaWP (スキュレー, Sukyurē?) is a Heroic Spirit mentioned in the "game" version of Fate/strange Fake as a Servant able to be summoned by the Player.[90] Scylla was once a prepossessing maiden that attracted a Sea God, Glaucus. This relationship had caused a jealous Circe to turn the winsome Scylla into a monster. The transformed Scylla had then devoured six of Odysseus's subordinates.
Shinmen Munisai[]
Shinmen Munisai in Fate/Grand Order -Epic of Remnant- Subspecies Singularity III: Scene of a Deadly Battle Shimousa, illustrated by Rei Wataru.
Shinmen MunisaiWP (新免無二斎?) or Miyamoto Muninosuke was the father of Miyamoto Musashi, being a practitioner of martial arts, who served as an instructor of martial arts to the Shinmen HouseWP of lords of the Takayama Castle, and who received the name of Shinmen from his employer’s family. Shinmen Munisai built a dojo of JutteWP techniques in the Miyamoto village of the Yoshino district, and Musashi would later call himself “Miyamoto” due having this land as his hometown.
In Female Musashi's original world, Shinmen Munisai had abandoned Musashi because she was a girl. Though she was disowned, she built a hut in front of her father's house and lived there just to spite him.
Simon Magus[]
Simon MagusWP (シモン・マグス, Shimon Magusu?) is the court magus of Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus. He taught Nero much of the underbelly of the world, particularly in matters of magecraft and divine secrets, and stated that if she applied her talents, she could become a magnificent Magus. Nero chose to face the world head on instead. He is also a bit of a hypocrite, preaching to Nero about the importance of concealing Mystery, but he himself enjoyed showing off, like dying publicly and coming back to life to prove he was immortal, or walk on air in full view of a crowd boasting of his impending battle with one of the Apostles.[179]
Nero Claudius (Swimsuit) is a Nero who applied Simon Magus' teachings to the fullest degree, creating her personal pseudo-magecraft Mystic Code, the Theater Mystic Code. The Skill Undying Magus was taught to her by him.[180][181]
Sugawara-no-Michizane[]
Sugawara-no-MichizaneWP (菅原 道真?) was a historical Heian period Japanese figure. When Miyamoto Musashi draws her sword for the Greater Celestial Phenomenon, she mentions Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin’s name. The historical Musashi Miyamoto was a devout of Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin, and he can be considered his guardian deity. Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin is the name given to the heavenly god of the Dazai Prefecture’s Tenmanguu Shrine; in other words, the amalgamation of the thunder god and Japan’s most prominent vengeful spirit Sugawara-no-Michizane and Dai-Jizai Ten Mahesvara (also known as Shiva, the Hindu God of Destruction).
Additionally, Dai-Jizai Ten is also considered an avatar of Guanyin.
In reality, before Sugawara-no-Michizane started to be worshipped as the heavenly god of scholarship at the end of the Heian Era, he had already been conferred the divine name of Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin, so, putting it bluntly, Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin is Sugawara-no-Michizane’s aspect as a wrathful god traced over to Shiva.
It is speculated that the reason Musashi chose the thunder god as the object of his devotion is because most kenjutsu practitioners before him and their schools were devout to the Kashima Shrine, and the god Takemizuchi worshipped there was said to be the thunder god’s ancestor.
Takemizuchi, the god of thunder-turned-god of kenjutsu.
In response to that, since Musashi chose to perfect himself on “the art of the sword” instead of “the technique of the sword”, he did not devote himself to the same god of thunder or kenjutsu, but to Tenman Dai-Jizai Tenjin, who also has an aspect as the god of scholarship. Or so it is speculated.
Additionally, at the time (and even now), Dai-Jizai Ten was often confused with Ishana Ten, the king of a place named Take-Jizai Ten, due to their similar names.
Ishana Ten is considered to be on the same god as Izanagi, the ancestor god of Japan. And, due to how its name is pronounced, he is associated with Shana-ou (Minamoto-no-Yoshitsune). Since Yoshitsune was, even at the time, considered the originator of the samurais’ militarization, Ishana is implied to be connected to both Japan and the origin of samurais.[182]
Sukunabikona[]
SukunabikonaWP (少彦名神?) is a kami from Japanese mythology. He is enshrined at Kanda-myōjin in Akihabara. Legends say that Sukunabikona was a dwarf who came on a ship from across the sea, and helped Oonamuchi to build Japan. In his final moments he left to cross over to a paradise for the dead far across the sea called Tokoyo-no-Kuni.[183]
Sukunabikona's boat was Ame-no-Kagaminofune, which serves as the Noble Phantasm of Erice Utsumi in her swimsuit.
Surya[]
SuryaWP is the Indian god of the Sun, and the father of Karna, who inherited his father's Authority and radiance in the form of his armor Kavacha and Kundala, which is said to be nigh indestructible, even by the gods themselves.
Susanoo-no-Mikoto[]
Susanoo-no-MikotoWP is the younger brother of Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi and a Japanese God of the Sea and Storms.
According to the Susanoo myth from the Kojiki and Nihon-shoki, it is said that Susanoo-no-Mikoto, who was exiled from Takamagahara, descended upon the province of Izumo, saved Kusanadahime who was offered as a sacrifice, and exterminated an enormous monster. That monster was Yamata-no-Orochi, a red-eyed demon with eight heads and eight tails───a gigantic snake that boasted of a length spanning eight valleys and peaks. Japan's greatest dragon of calamity. Susanoo-no-Mikoto defeated this large serpent (dragon) and obtained a divine sword from its tail. The sword's name is Kusanagi-no-Tachi. Also known as Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, Ama-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi and Tsumukari-no-Tachi. Later, it was offered to the Atsuta Shrine and designated as one of the Three Sacred Treasures of Japan.[184]
He is implied to be one of the Divine Spirits that the Alien God integrated into Senji Muramasa.
Hieda-no-Are noticing that Ibuki-douji is the divided spirit of Yamata-no-Orochi makes Susanoo’s exploits seem all the more impressive.
According to the myths... Susanoo was the god who ruled the ocean after Japan's creation, but he abandoned everything to go to Izanami's underworld, leaving the seat of big boss of seas empty. Oo-Wadatsumi-no-Kami took over later.
Taketori no Okina[]
Taketori no Okina in Fate/Grand Order.
Taketori no OkinaWP (竹取の翁?) is the adoptive father of Princess Kaguya. The Nue utilizes his identity to manipulate Beni-enma in Fate/Grand Order.
Taira-no-Kiyomori[]
Taira no KiyomoriWP (平清盛?) was a historical Heian period Japanese figure. He was the one who kept Ushiwakamaru alive because she was living proof that the Taira clan defeated the Minamoto clan.[148] According to Kiichi Hougen, Ushiwakamaru was nursing a deep grudge and wanted vengeance against Kiyomori and the entire Taira clan because of her late father Minamoto-no-Yoshitomo and her distant mother Tokiwa Gozen.[185] Kiyomori sent invitations to Kiichi Hogen but she kept refusing them for years.[142] In the Genpei SeisuikiWP, Tamamo-no-Mae is associated with DakinitenWP, a tantric deity whose Japanese interpretation rode upon a fox; her power is invoked in one of Taira-no-KiyomoriWP's schemes for political influence.[186]
Taira no Masakado[]
Taira no MasakadoWP (平将門?) was a man who lived in Japan's Heian period and hated the imperial court.[139] He was actually an immortal demon, and was killed by Tawara Touta.[99] After his death he became a kami, and is enshrined at Kanda-myōjin in Akihabara.[183]
Taro and Jiro[]
Taro and JiroWP, two huskies who survived for a year in Antarctica following an ill-fated expedition, were referred to in the parody Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World, as one of the initial choices presented to Kane Himuro by the Counter Force as to who she should host as a Pseudo-Servant, all of which were rejected.[121] The two were also featured in a submission to Fate/school life's Servant design contest.[187]
Tartaros[]
TartarosWP was a Machine God and the abyss incarnate. Alongside Gaia, he fathered Typhon.
Takiyashahime[]
Takiyashahime (滝夜叉姫?) is a Japanese Heroic Spirit who studied under Beni-enma in cooking.[59]
Telephassa[]
TelephassaWP was a Phoenician Queen married to Agenor. She was the mother of Phoenix and Europa.
Tethys[]
TethysWP, a Titan from Greek Mythology. She sired the 3,000 water nymphs alongside Oceanus. One of them is Clytie.
Themis[]
ThemisWP is a Greek Goddess and the second wife of Zeus. Together, they gave birth to Astraea.
Thetis[]
ThetisWP is a Greek Sea Goddess. Together with Peleus she gave birth to Achilles.
Thomas Putnam[]
Thomas Putnam in Fate/Grand Order -Epic of Remnant- Subspecies Singularity IV: Taboo Advent Salem: Salem of Heresy, illustrated by Aoi Ohmori.
Thomas PutnamWP (トマス・パットナム, Tomasu Puttonamu?) is a figure involved in the Salem Witch Trials. He, along with the various other citizens, were created by Raum in the Salem Singularity as fakes to help in the process to transform Abigail Williams into a Foreigner. He is the father of Ann Putnam.
Tokiwa Gozen[]
Tokiwa GozenWP (常盤御前?) was a historical Heian period Japanese figure. She was the wife of Minamoto-no-Yoshitomo and mother of Ushiwakamaru. She told Ushiwakamaru her and brother Minamoto-no-Yoritomo they must avenge their father and destroy the Taira clan.[148]
Urabe no Suetake[]
Urabe no SuetakeWP (卜部季武?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Archer class when summoned as a Servant.[188] He is one of the Four Heavenly Kings.
He was the master of Count Cagliostro in the Heian-kyō Lostbelt. They were defeated by Watanabe-no-Tsuna and his servant Medea Lily.[189]
Uranus[]
UranusWP was a Machine God and Gaia's husband. He was also the first god of the heavens in greek mythology, before Kronos and Zeus.[190]
Usui Sadamitsu[]
Usui SadamitsuWP (碓井貞光?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Lancer and Rider classes when summoned as a Servant.[188] He is one of the Four Heavenly Kings.
He was the master of Helena Blavatsky in the Heian-kyō Lostbelt. They were defeated by Watanabe-no-Tsuna and his servant Medea Lily.[189]
Utu[]
UtuWP was a Mesopotamian god, and the father of Huwawa.[42]
Varuna[]
VarunaWP is an Indian Divine Spirit, the God of Water, Rain, and Medicine. In the Indian Lostbelt, Arjuna Alter merged him with Asclepius to create a local Lōkapāla.
Vasco da Gama[]
Vasco da GamaWP (ヴァスコ・ダ・ガマ, Vasuko da Gama?) is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Caster class when summoned as a Servant.[84]
Vayu[]
VayuWP is an Indian Divine Spirit, the God of Winds. In the Indian Lostbelt, Arjuna Alter merged him with William Tell to create a local Lōkapāla. He is the father of Bhima and Hanuman.
Vercingetorix[]
VercingetorixWP (ウェルキンゲトリクス, Werukingetorikusu?) is a Gaulic hero said to have successfully resisted the Roman invasions until he was defeated by Gaius Julius Caesar. He appears as a vengeful ghost in Romulus Quirinus's interlude in Fate/Grand Order. He manifested when one of Chaldea's stored Holy Grails reacted to Romulus Quirinus' divine aura, forming a temporary Saint Graph out of hatred against Rome itself and empathy towards Boudica.
Vishnu[]
VishnuWP is one of the three great gods of Indian mythology. Rama is a reincarnation of Vishnu, although they are still separate entities. Vishnu often sent messages to Rama in life when he had doubts or was lost. Appearing once in his dreams during Fate/Grand Order. Rama is uncertain if the one in his dreams was actually the real Vishnu, as his personality was quite strange. The Vishnu in his dreams is angry that Rama has not used Vishnu Bhuja, a Noble Phantasm bearing his name, and gives Rama trials to overcome.
Krishna is an avatar of Vishnu and friend of Arjuna he even had a stronger connection to the god than Rama did. Parashurama an avatar of Vishnu was Karna’s teacher he gifted him the Brahmastra. Karna describes Velber 02 as more magnificence than Kalki the last avatar of Vishnu who will descend in the end times it said in Karna’s side story in Fate Extella. Kama says trying to interfere with Rama and Sita relationship is in essence trying to interfere with Vishnu and Lakshmi connection.
Wernher von Braun[]
Wernher von BraunWP (ヴェルナー・フォン・ブラウン, Verunā fon Buraun?) is an engineer. Within the World of Fate/EX, the Western European Plutocracy forced the technological freeze after the discovery of the Moon Cell. Von Braun is said to have disappeared after the space program was frozen.[191]
William Wordsworth[]
William WordsworthWP is a Heroic Spirit who would qualify for the Caster class when summoned as a Servant.[175]
Wong Fei-hung[]
Wong Fei-hungWP is a Chinese martial artist described as the "master standing at the highest peak." Li Shuwen often spends imagining fighting him, dreaming of a moment where he can kill him.
Wright Brothers[]
The Wright BrothersWP (ライト兄弟, Raito Kyōdai?) are Heroic Spirits who would qualify for the Rider class when summoned as a Servant.[51]
Yasuke[]
YasukeWP was a man of African origin in the Sengoku Period who served as a Retainer to Oda Nobunaga. As Mori Ranmaru was urging Nobunaga to escape, Ranmaru also mentions that Yasuke putting up a valiant fight. He was first mentioned in "Shōwa Kishin Project GUDAGUDA Ryōma's Close Call! The Mystery of the Vanished Nobbu".
Ymir[]
YmirWP (ユーミル, Yūmiru?), the Primordial Giant (原初の巨人, Gensho no Kyojin?), is the first and progenitor of all Giants in Norse Mythology[192] whose name has been nearly erased from the Proper Human History.[193] Ymir's body was used by Odin to create most of the world, runes being the only exception.[27] Giants also formed from Ymir's body, the Jötunn.[192] Skadi is a descendant of Ymir, allowing her some control over giants.[194] Surtr embodies the remnants of Ymir's wrath,[195] having mostly inherited the destructive side of Ymir that was never recorded in the legends of Proper Human History.[193][196]
Ywain[]
Sir YwainWP (サー・ユーウェイン?) is a knight associated with the Knights of the Round Table, known for fighting alongside lions. When Lancer Artoria switches her Saint Graph to Ruler, she gains the Skill Knight of the Lion, which may be one that would belong to him as a Servant.[197]
Kara no Kyoukai[]
Characters in the novel, film and manga series Kara no Kyoukai.
Akino[]
Akino (昭野?) (Voiced by Hiroshi Iida) is a member of the group to which Keita Minato belongs. They are a street gang that is responsible for the abuse and rape of Fujino Asagami. After Fujino awakes her Mystic Eyes, she sets about murdering each of the members. He is the fifth victim before Kouhei, Fujino questioning him on the location of Keita before killing him.
Akira[]
Akira (アキラ?) is the pet dog of Shizune Seo that she keeps at Reien Girl's Academy. He is introduced in the film adaptation of Oblivion Recorder.
Black Cat[]
The Black Cat (黒猫, Kuroneko?) is a pet cat temporarily in the care of Mikiya Kokutou. Though it greatly likes him, he looks to find a new home for it due to being away constantly because of his work. When it stays with Shiki Ryougi, it ignores both her and Azaka Kokutou, simply standing around waiting for Mikya to return.
Chris[]
Chris (クリス, Kurisu?) is the childhood dog of Shizune Seo.
Doctor[]
The unnamed doctor (voiced by Yuuichi Ishigami) is the physician who prepared the necessary medicine Hanefune Asakami needed to seal Fujino Asagami's Mystic Eyes. He was unaware of the side effect of removing her sense of pain when confronted by Mikiya Kokutou
Kouhei[]
Kouhei (康平?) (Voiced by Yūichi NakamuraWP) is one of the seven members of the group to which Keita Minato belongs. They are a street gang that is responsible for the abuse and rape of Fujino Asagami. After Fujino awakes her Mystic Eyes, she sets about murdering each of the members. While Mikiya Kokutou is attempting to track down Kouhei for information on Keita, Fujino finds and murders him before being confronted by Shiki Ryougi.
Leader[]
The unnamed Leader (リーダー, Rīdā?) (Voiced by Hiroki YasumotoWP) is the head of the group to which Keita Minato belongs. They are a street gang that is responsible for the abuse and rape of Fujino Asagami. He is the first to chronologically appear, abusing Fujino while she pleads for them to stop. After she regains her sense of pain after another member hits her with a baseball bat, she kills the leader with her reawakened Mystic Eyes as he attempts to stab her while raping her.
Mr. Kokutou[]
Mr. Kokutou is the father of Mikiya Kokutou and Azaka Kokutou.
Mrs. Kokutou[]
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Mrs. Kokutou is the mother of Mikiya Kokutou and Azaka Kokutou. In Murder Speculation (Part 1), she serves Mikiya and Daisuke Akimi tea while they are discussing the recent murders.[198]
Professor[]
Professor in Kara no Kyoukai: the Garden of Sinners, illustrated by Tenkuu Sphere.
The unnamed professor (voiced by Hiroshi IwasakiWP[199]) is a Japanese college professor who once taught Touko Aozaki. Familiar with the existence of psychic abilities, he explains them with an analogy using television channels.[200] Touko sends Mikiya Kokutou to see him with one of her business cards.[201][202]
Shouichi Takagi[]
Shouichi Takagi (高木彰一?) is a murder victim of Fujino Asagami. Unrelated to the gang Fujino Asagami, she twisted his head off while he was driving due to a barely conscious Fujino staggering into the path of his vehicle. He is not counted among the six murders that are later rumored to be connected to Fujino.
Uncle Kokutou[]
Uncle Kokutou in Kara no Kyoukai: the Garden of Sinners, illustrated by Tenkuu Sphere.
Uncle Kokutou is the brother of Mr. Kokutou and legal guardian of his niece, Azaka Kokutou. She requested that he adopt her so as to be away from her brother Mikiya due to her feelings towards him. He is an artist.
Yasunori Fujou[]
The Fujou family
Yasunori Fujou (巫条康紀?) is the father of Kirie Fujou. Along with his wife and son, they all die in an accident, leaving Kirie alone in the hospital. Souren Araya pretends to have been a friend of Yasunori in order to provide care for her and use her in his plan involving Shiki Ryougi.
Mahou Tsukai no Hako[]
Hiroko Yamauchi[]
Hiroko Yamauchi (山内溥子, Yamauchi Hiroko?) is a member of Class 1-A in Kamamisaki High School.
Kiyomi Kodama[]
Kiyomi Kodama (児玉清美, Kodama Kiyomi?) is a member of Class 1-A in Kamamisaki High School.
Momota[]
Momota (百田?) is the homeroom teacher of Chikagi Katsuragi and Hibiki Hibino in Kamamisaki High School.
Nonomiya[]
Nonomiya (ノノミヤ?) is a teacher in Kamamisaki High School. He is familiar with Chikagi Katsuragi's sister Chidori Katsuragi.
Mahoutsukai no Yoru[]
Characters in the visual novel Mahoutsukai no Yoru.
Bob[]
Bob (ボブ?) is a crewmember of May Riddell Archelot's Black Hawk Prototype helicopter. Just like the others, he somehow survived its crash.[203]
McCoy[]
McCoy (マッコイ?) is a crewmember of May Riddell Archelot's Black Hawk Prototype helicopter. Just like the others, he somehow survived its crash.[203]
Strange[]
Strange (ストレンジ?) is a crewmember of May Riddell Archelot's Black Hawk Prototype helicopter. Just like the others, he somehow survived its crash.[203]
Notes[]
Characters in the short story Notes.
Type Mars[]
Type Mars (タイプ・マーズ, Taipu Māzu?) is the Ultimate One of Mars (火星のアルテミット・ワン, Kasei no Arutemitto Wan?). It is not detailed in Notes.
Type Pluto[]
Type Pluto (タイプ・プルート, Taipu Purūto?) is the Ultimate One of Pluto (冥王星のアルテミット・ワン, Meiōsei no Arutemitto Wan?). It was destroyed by the Six Sisters, who confronted Pluto to prevent it from entering the planet. The blood of Pluto covered the planet and became what is known as the "blood sky", the area above the ashen sea of clouds. It is believed that the clouds are a defensive membrane that the Six Sisters expanded, which has managed to keep the remaining two Aristotles, whose entry had been prevented, swimming like fish in the clouds.
Type Neptune[]
Type Neptune (タイプ・ネプチューン, Taipu Nepuchūn?) is the Ultimate One of Neptune (海王星のアルテミット・ワン, Kaiōsei no Arutemitto Wan?). It has not been described. Along with Type Uranus, it destroyed the majority of the Leaves of Yggdrasil, the Type Venus monitoring base, during the Type Uranus and Type Neptune firing operation.
Type Uranus[]
Type Uranus (タイプ・ウラヌス, Taipu Uranusu?) is the Ultimate One of Uranus (天王星のアルテミット・ワン, Ten'ōsei no Arutemitto Wan?). It has not been described. Along with Type Neptune, it destroyed the majority of the Leaves of Yggdrasil, the Type Venus monitoring base, during the Type Uranus and Type Neptune firing operation.
Tsukihime[]
Characters in the visual novels Tsukihime, Kagetsu Tohya, in the fighting game Melty Blood series, and other related side stories.
Akemi Yamase[]
Akemi Yamase (山瀬 明美, Yamase Akemi?) is the sister of Maiko Yamase that appears briefly in Kagetsu Tohya short story Daybreak, itself written from her sisters point of view.
Her presence in the final scene of Daybreak provides her sister the motivation to resist the hunger from chaos beasts in her inherited Reality Marble and gather them all inside her own body for Shiki to kill with his eyes.
Einnashe[]
Einnashe (アインナッシュ, Ainasshe?, also romanized as Ainnash) is the former seventh of The Twenty-seven Dead Apostle Ancestors before being slain by Arcueid Brunestud and being replaced by the Forest of Einnashe. He was a magus who transformed himself into a Dead Apostle. He was a specialist in hypnotism, able to use a Reality Marble which allowed for "memory remodeling", to manipulate the memories of everyone he encountered, including True Ancestor Arcueid Brunestud, with such precision to make them entirely forget his existence. The suggestions worked on the basis of "understanding", having told her "There is no Dead Apostle Einnashe", so Len's master was able to dive into Arcueid's subconscious to make the order impossible to recall, allowing the information on Einnashe to resurface. Arcueid killed Einnashe and his entire clan, and she carelessly left his body under a bloodsucking tree, which accidentally sucked the Dead Apostle's blood over time and transformed the entire forest into a Phantasmal Species, the second generation of the vampire Einnashe.[204]
Eins[]
Eins (アインス, Ainsu?) is an agent of the Church sent to follow Ciel in subduing the Forest of Einnashe. He is over fifty years old. Merem Solomon shows up instead, claiming that he ate Eins. He says to report back that Eins was killed by the forest because he had reached a proper age for retirement anyway.
Fumio Arima[]
Fumio Arima (有間 文臣, Arima Fumio?) is Miyako Arima's father. He and his wife, Keiko Arima, took care of Shiki Tohno during his time away from the Tohno family.
Keiko Arima[]
Keiko Arima
Keiko Arima (有間 啓子, Arima Keiko?) is Miyako Arima's mother. She and her husband, Fumio Arima, took care of Shiki Tohno during his time away from the Tohno family.
Lance[]
Lance
Lance (ランス, Ransu?) is a student of Camelot International School in Hana no Miyako, serving the student council president Artoria Pendragon. He is based on Lancelot.
Len's master[]
The unnamed creator of Len was a magus active eight hundred years before the modern era. He created Len as a familiar from infusing the leftover thoughts of a deceased human girl into the body of a dead cat. He helped Arcueid Brunestud defeat Einnashe.
Lord Rozay-en[]
Lord Rozay-en (ロズィーアン卿, Rozīan Kyō?) is a Dead Apostle. His faction is one of the largest in the Dead Apostle society. He transformed at the same time as his daughters. Due to the inability for Dead Apostles to procreate, he is troubled over the lack of a grandchild.[205]
Mecha-Shiki[]
Mecha-Shiki
Mecha-Shiki (メカ志貴, Meka-Shiki?) is a parody character featured in TYPE-MOON 10th Anniversary Drama CD feat. Carnival Phantasm - Illya Robomae. Like Mech-Hisui, he is a creation of Kohaku. He is voiced by Kenji NojimaWP.
Narbareck (Ancestor)[]
Narbareck (ナルバレック, Narubarekku?) is the ancestor of Narbareck. She was the co-founder of the Agency along with Michael Roa Valdamjong, and each director since then has always been one of her descendants.[206] She knew of Roa's intentions to become a Dead Apostle in pursuit of his immortality, but said she would be unwilling to leave the Church and could not live with him. Despite the Burial Agency's goals of hunting heretics, she showed no plans to stop Roa's transformation, even going to say that she would tell her own child, "After around a hundred years, another newcomer Dead Apostle will appear. It is pointless to take notice of him, so ignore him." He then explained that would be unnecessary because the strongest True Ancestor sucking his blood would quickly turn him into the strongest Dead Apostle.[207] In Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon- it is mentioned that she is a stigmaticWP.
Youichi Takada[]
Youichi Takada (高田 陽一, Takada Yōichi?) is a classmate of Shiki Tohno and Arihiko Inui. He sits next to Shiki[208] and is Satsuki Yumizuka's neighbor.[209] He is described as plump[208] and fond of chocolate.[209] He is a "mysterious character" who occasionally shows up, described as "something you'd see in a manga."[210] No details of his life are known but he has a great personality,[210] a "good guy"[208] who isn't one to spread baseless rumors,[209] although he doesn't pay back money he borrows.[208] He rides a Honda Dream 50WP,[210] which gets into an accident in the course of the story due to a malfunctioning brake pedal while he was descending a steep hill.[211]
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