Oberon Vortigern (オベロン・ヴォーティガーン, Oberon Vōtigān?), Class Name Pretender (プリテンダー, Puritendā?), is a Pretender-class Servant appearing in the British Lostbelt of Fate/Grand Order. He is later summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru.
Profile[]
Identity[]
Vortigern was summoned by the planet into the British Lostbelt in order to destroy it. While in his persona as "Oberon" he is a charming man, in truth, as the King of the Moss, Vortigern is a Threat to Humanity who desires the destruction of both Lostbelt Britain and Proper Human History.[4]
"My name is Oberon. Oberon Vortigern. Now it's time to raise the curtain upon this tragedy!
The pilgrim's journey ends here!"[4]
Oberon is a Servant, as well as a doomsday device (Vortigern) brought into existence by the British Isle. He has appeared in various forms of "malice" up to now (the King of the Moss being one of them), leading the British Isle to its destruction, but having been stopped twice by Morgan who constructed the Queen Calendar, "Oberon" was created as the third output attempt.[1]
"It's disgusting how this practically dead history has survived for more than 10,000 years. I want to eliminate all traces of this island, including everyone who lives here," he said. Nothing more than an insect who was born (ended up being born) from the vomit and excretions of the island's "disgust for living things."[1]
Ironically, the British Isle produced the "Ancient Faerie King Oberon" (古妖精オベロン, Koyōsei Oberon?), but due to Proper Human History's influence infused by Morgan, his Spirit Origin ended up being overlapped with "Oberon, the King of Fairies" (妖精王オベロン, Yōsei ō Oberon?). That is why "his purpose as a doomsday device" and "his nature as Oberon the King of Fairies" coexist within himself.[1]
Vortigern[]
His true identity is not that of a Heroic Spirit from Proper Human History, but a Servant who was born in Faerie Britain. A doomsday device that curses the world, born from the legend of destruction spoken of in Faerie Britain, the Insect of the Abyss that returns everything back into nothing. The name Oberon comes only from Proper Human History.[1]
The physical embodiment of Faerie Britain's will to destroy itself, as it is a land that was built on the sins of fairies and should not exist. His name in Faerie Britain is Vortigern. He shares the same name as the Vile King Vortigern, who led to Britain's destruction by selling out Britain to different races in Proper Human History.[1]
The Autumn Forest, located on the outskirts of the Fairy Country (Wales), is where the fairies who have been bullied and fled home as a result, and fairies who have been persecuted for simply existing and "spreading poison", come to gather and die soon after. Insect fairies with no power whatsoever. Small fairies who couldn't join the circle of fairies in the Fairy Country that mimic human society, due to their innocence and low intelligence.[1]
In the midst of this forest inhabited by those who have nowhere else to go, and those who end up dying in obscurity hated and forgotten, the Vortigern of this era…Oberon was born.[1]
This is the second time the planet summoned Vortigern to try and destroy the Lostbelt. The first time was 1000 years ago, when he led the Moss in a war against Morgan's army. He was defeated back then by Woodwose. As long as Cernunnos continues to exist, Vortigern cannot fully utilize his power.
Appearance[]
Oberon has moth wings and sometimes puts on a cap with moth antennae accessories while in his Robin Goodfellow form. In his true appearance, he has dragonfly wings, and his legs and right arm take on a black insectoid appearance. The legs and body of centipedes, flies, and other vermin can be seen beneath his black cloak. When using Lie Like Vortigern, he transforms into a monstrous worm-like creature.
 Pretender Stage 1 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 2 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 3 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 4 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 4 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.    Pretender Stage 1 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 2 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Pretender Stage 3 in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.      Oberon Vortigern as the "Insect of the Abyss" in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Oberon and Blanca in the Re:Discover Movie Lostbelt No.6 for the Road to 7: Lostbelt No.6 Campaign, illustrated by Chica Umino.  Protagonista (プロタゴニスタ, Purotagonisuta?) in Fate/Grand Order, illustrated by Yurie Hama (CloverWorks).  |
Personality[]
Oberon the Great Liar. His existence, even his name, is a lie. When he revealed his true nature, he declared boldly, "I have nothing I like," the edges of his mouth curling upwards. Of course, this is also a lie. There isn't a single thing that he says that is true.[1]
A beautiful man with hair dark as a shadow, sunken blue eyes, and sharp bony limbs. A perfect blight, as if he were a villain straight from a fairytale. A prince of darkness.[1]
Since everything he says and does is a lie, there is no need for him to tell the truth. He says his purpose in life is to watch people fall to ruins, but there is no way to tell whether he is speaking the truth or not. The reason why he looks down on others and causes misfortune isn't because he loves only himself and wants only himself to be happy. It is because he thinks everyone is simply disgusting. He has no love for others, nor for himself as well. Because Fairy Eyes can see the truth, he looks down on everything he sets his eyes on, and smiles sweetly to hide the discomfort constantly rising in his chest.[1]
His public persona is entirely an act, but Oberon's lies are so perfect that they are not considered "fiction." If he is so inclined, he can live like that and have that be his "true persona." However, since he is cursed and anything he does is considered a lie, it being true holds no meaning to it.[1]
He will never harbor love for any living thing, any human. To Oberon, humans and fairies alike are targets of exclusion that are "unimportant but unpleasant, disgusting but appear happy." Since Oberon can never feel "happiness" all his life, he considers other lifeforms that can achieve happiness just by being alive without any effort or intelligence, to be an eyesore and incomprehensible to him.[1]
"Damn bastards. I'll destroy everything one of these days." Oberon's aggressiveness was not born out of jealousy or hatred, but rather out of his love for Titania. But that is something Oberon will never admit.[1]
Oberon-Vortigern's desire to destroy Proper Human History actually comes from his Oberon side. As Oberon is a fictional existence, he is repulsed by how Chaldea culls away the Lostbelts, since they are fabricated existences as well. He spites humanity and the Proper Human History system for "rejecting" them, and while Vortigern wants to destroy the Lostbelt, Oberon wants to destroy Proper Human History for the stance they take towards "stories". Despite this, he comes to take a liking to Ritsuka. As he dies he says that the sky they wish to protect really is beautiful, and admits he was doing it for Titania, a being that could only exist in "stories".
Blanca
Oberon is accompanied by a fairy in the form of a moth named Blanca, his advisor and friend. Blanca is tidy, smart, and above all, a hard worker.[5] The princess of the Autumn Forest of Wales, Blanca fell in love with Vortigern when he first appeared. Knowing what the prince really hated, the princess kept in her heart that she would flutter for him until the end. She believed that it was the only fire that could warm his cold limbs.[6] Blanca dies by absorbing the poison of the Moss that were flowing to Vortigern from across Britain, and Vortigern drops her off the side of the Storm Border.
Relationships[]
Vortigern[]
- Artoria Caster
- "So in the end you arrived to your destination. What a stubbornly foolish and untouchable girl you were..."[7]
- "Ugh, I can't believe I dug myself into a hole! “You might feel lonely looking for a star you know doesn't exist, but it's also kind of fun.” I sure let my tongue slip there! That's the exact opposite of what the Child of Prophecy, Britain's savior, should be doing!"[8]
- Barghest
- "Do you think I did something bad to Barghest? Yeah. But, you see, she got what she deserved. She was broken either way, so isn't it wrong for her to resent me?"[7]
- Melusine
- "Ah, crap. Albion's here. Retreat, retreat... But, that was disappointing. If that disgraceful Beast had taken Albion in, what would have happened…? And I was a bit interested here〜"[7]
- Baobhan Sith
- "Hu〜h? So you called the Baobhan Sith not from Pan-Human History, but from the Fairy Nation? ...By any chance, did you think she could remake her life? No matter how you call it, a flower of evil will still be a flower of evil."[7]
- Morgan
- "You were my bitter enemy. If you hadn't done unnecessary stuff, I wouldn't have been born. In order to kill you, I used up all my abilities. And yet, I couldn't be present during your death. ...That's why, I'll tell you this to draw the line. I didn't hate the picture book you drew."[7]
- Spriggan / Woodwose
- "Thanks, I couldn't have done it without you folks! But you know, Woodwose, couldn't you have been just a tad weaker? I really thought it was going to be game over back then. ...Huh? Doesn't that mean Gareth was helping me too, at the time?"[8]
- Aurora
- "I enjoyed chatting with her. Had zero substance to her words whatsoever. But hey, isn't that how life is 80% of the time?"'[8]
- Cnoc na Riabh
- "A woman who actualized her dream, but never got to relish it for even a second. If she ever gets another opportunity, I'll cut her some slack."[8]
- Gareth
- "A knight who couldn't save even a single person. But as a result, she became a knight who changed her fate. But good grief...I never wanted things to go that far. Not that I'll ever admit it."[8]
- Percival
- "He was supposed to exit the stage halfway through the performance, but he managed to hang on until the end. I didn't mean to prolong his pain, but if he was fine with it, then that's his choice."[8]
- Red Hare
- "Redra Bbit?! ...Ah, no, I got the wrong person. No, the wrong horse. ...He's incredible. So there were such characters here as well... They survived until the very end."[7]
- Lostbelt Kings Servants
- "The Lostbelt Kings? Of course I respect them! I mean, every last one of them yielded to Chaldea, didn't they? The guys can do it! As expected from the kings! ...Ah, but don't lump me with them, okay? Those guys are miserable underdogs. On the other hand, I'm the winning horse who perfectly accomplished my objective."[7]
- Ritsuka Fujimaru
- "I told them they were nothing more than a spectator, but then they came up on stage. Onto an empty stage with the curtains closed and the lights out, no less? How far are they willing to go, I wonder?"[8]
- Leonardo da Vinci
- "Being a theorist must be a pain in the ass. Even if you have an underlying suspicion that someone isn't who they seem, you can't do anything about it until you have proof. She was a tricky opponent, but an easy one too at that."[8]
- Nursery Rhyme
- "I asked her if she wanted to have a party with me if humans are ever eradicated. Of course, I was immediately turned down with a smile. "Such a thing will never happen as long as we exist." I feel lonely, but that's life. That's not the case with stories, however."[8]
Role[]
Fate/Grand Order[]
Fae Round Table Domain: Avalon le Fae[]
Vortigern was summoned to the Lostbelt once again in the same year that Ainsel’s Prophecy gained traction. He was summoned as the Servant Vortigern, but thanks to the influence of the Proper Human History brought on by Morgan’s rule, his identity was mixed with the Oberon written by William Shakespeare. When he materialized in the Forest of Wales, though, Oberon was essentially a living corpse, unable to move or even close his eyes. The Welsh fairies, who thought he was their king, swarmed on and around his body until he gained the strength to move on his own. He understood his function was to destroy Britain, though he didn’t much care for it.[3] But because of Cernunnos’ existence, he couldn’t reach his full potential. Morgan had sealed the dead god away instead of destroying it, so Oberon’s first priority was to ensure her death, to break the seal. From there, he would have someone destroy Cernunnos. Without the means to kill Morgan himself, Oberon had to wait for someone to arrive, capable of undoing the seal on Cernunnos and destroying the dead god.[9] He also used what knowledge of the Proper History he possessed to research the story of King Arthur, Morgan’s archenemy, all so he could manipulate the new Fairy of Paradise.[3]
Leaving the forest, Oberon traveled all over Britain to learn about its current state of affairs. Through his lies, perpetrated by his knowledge of the Proper History, he convinced everyone he came across that he was a Servant from the Proper History and that his character was that of a pauper prince. He eventually discovered many fairies and humans wished to see Ainsel’s prophecy be fulfilled, particularly Morgan's dethronement. Garnering support from leaders like Aurora and Muryan, Oberon used Ainsel’s prophecy, particularly the misinterpretation the Child of Prophecy would become the new ruler, to gather fairy and human alike to form the rebellious Round Table Army, basing themselves in the ruins of Londinium. But understanding he himself has no mind for military stratagem, Oberon had Percival become Round Table’s leader.[10] Percival agreed to lead, believing overthrowing Morgan would free his sister from the queen’s servitude.
Oberon helps Chaldea.[11][5][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]
At an unknown point, Oberon confronted Barghest in Manchester while she was on the verge of succumbing to her curse out of grief and self-loathing from accidentally eating her sickly human lover Adonis. But considering it too early for that to happen, he sealed her memories and made her think Adonis was still alive.[22][9]
Oberon, at some point, discovered the new Fairy of Paradise, Artoria, was residing in Tintagel. He first contacted her when she was six years old, projecting his voice through her Staff of Selection. Immediately expressing his disgust at her mistreatment by the village’s fairies, Oberon claimed to be Merlin and decided to teach Artoria magecraft. Artoria wished to learn to fly, so she could finally escape the confines of the village. But Oberon told her such magecraft was too advanced for a beginner. Artoria instead asked him to teach her a spell to keep herself warm because where she is forced to sleep, the stables, is cold at night and particularly during the winter. She confessed she had already lost two of her toes from frostbite, leaving Oberon speechless. Oberon would then go on to teach Artoria magecraft, though his lessons were rather hackneyed since he also had to teach himself. His lessons ended the following year, however, when the village found out and confiscated the Staff from Artoria until she turned sixteen.[23]
As the Collapse begins, Oberon tells a confused Mash that there is still a threat to Britain, one that was overlooked since it's been there from the beginning. He then reveals the "Insect of the Abyss" mural was a prophecy left behind by Cernunnos' priestess foretelling the planet's destruction. He notices Blanca has died from absorbing all Britain's malice aimed at him in his stead, then nonchalantly throws her off the ship. An enormous winged worm-like creature then appears in northern Britain and begins devouring the island. Oberon calls it a conceptual insect, an infinite hole that will consume Britain and the planet. It is also him, though he isn't sure which is the main body. Ritsuka demands Oberon to reveal his True Name. Heeding Ritsuka's request, Oberon proceeds to change his form. Not only is his appearance different, but so is his Spirit Origin. He reveals he couldn't reach his full potential if Cernunnos continued to exist. But Morgan had sealed Cernunnos away instead of destroying it, so ensuring her death to break her seal became Oberon's first priority. Without the means to kill Morgan himself, Oberon waited for someone who could undo the seal on Cernunnos and defeat it. It was for that reason that he helped Artoria complete her pilgrimage. He reveals himself to be a fantasy born from the Proper History: Oberon and the embodiment of Britain's will to destroy itself. His name is Oberon Vortigern, the Insect of the Abyss that came to destroy Faerie Britain and humanity.[9]
Oberon admits he seeks to destroy humanity out of pure disgust. He then reveals Faerie Britain's destruction required a variety of factors to be fulfilled, which is why he decided to use Ritsuka as his pawn upon finding them on the beach. His side as Vortigern's purpose is to destroy the false Britain that continued long after its death, while Oberon's purpose is to destroy the Proper History. Chaldea then falls into the Insect of the Abyss.[9]
Inside the Abyss, Oberon is surprised to see Ritsuka alive and awake, saying it will only to lead a more painful death. Ritsuka demands to know where Mash is. Oberon answers she is next to them, though she lacks form because she hasn't awakened yet. That includes everyone else on the ship. Then, describing the Insect of the Abyss as an infinite void, Oberon explains everything swallowed by it will continue to fall for eternity. It is impossible to escape from unless he is killed. But Ritsuka is the only one with form since they're the only one awake. It is also impossible to summon Heroic Spirit inside the Abyss as it is a void never witnessed by human history. Oberon then gives Ritsuka the choice of going to sleep or die fighting him to try and save the world. Ritsuka decides to fight, believing a chance at victory is on its way. The distant star then shines brightly as Ritsuka calls forth Caster. Artoria arrives in a new form in response to Rtisuka's summons, having found her resolve and become a Heroic Spirit. She admits to Oberon that his destruction of Faerie Britain was correct, but she cannot allow him to destroy the Proper History for it still has a future. Mash then wakes up, thereby regaining her form. Oberon realizes it's Artoria's doing and suspects everyone else is awake now. Artoria then asks for Mash's assistance in destroying the source of the Insect of the Abyss before it can propagate beyond Britain. Oberon accepts the challenge and fights the group.[3]
Ritsuka falls asleep amid the battle and encounters Oberon in their dream. Asked by Ritsuka for his true feelings, Oberon admits he despises the Proper History for rejecting fantasy as wrong and meaningless. He believed those fantasies should have the right to continue to exist, and thus he sought to destroy humanity. He then urges Ritsuka to wake up.[3]
Artoria and Mash defeat Oberon, plummetting him down into the Abyss. As he falls for eternity, Oberon finds it strange for him to be so calm. He then sees the sky of the Proper Human History, considering it both beautiful and disgusting.
Other appearances[]
In Lord El-Melloi II Case Files and Melty Blood, Zepia Eltnam Oberon, the director of Atlas, chose the name "Oberon" for himself. In the World of Magecraft, where a resemblance of names holds a deep meaning, the relationship between him and Oberon is a story only he knows.[24]
In Fate/Grand Order Gaius Julius Caesar's profile mentions legends of Caesar having a child with a fairy,[25] referring to how in some stories Oberon is the son of Caesar and Morgan le Fay. Oberon himself claims to have taken advantage of this to get Caesar to lend him money under the pretense of "child support".
Abilities[]
During 12,000 BC, Britain was destroyed by Sefar due to the Sub-Bells of the Beginning not forging Excalibur.[26] Even after the Fairies built a new island, the original Britain was still very disgusted with them. Due to this, it sent Calamities after them to try and wipe them all out. Vortigern is one of them.[9] Furthermore, Oberon is also a Threat to Humanity. Just like Proper Human History Vortigern, Oberon is the embodiment of Britain's will that wished for its own destruction when the Age of Mystery ended.[9][3] Oberon doesn't wish for Humans to trample over Britain's Mystery and enter the Age of Man. The difference between the two is that Lostbelt Vortigern is willing to destroy the World itself to end humans permanently.[3]
Vortigern was originally summoned in Faerie Britain as the King of the Moss,[3] the Great Calamity responsible for the Moss Campaign that lasted hundreds of years.[17][27] In the war, he killed an aged Wryneck, a returned A-Rei holder of the Organs of the Exhaust Heat of the Planet.[27] Woodwose, his next generation, was the one that ultimately defeated him in 1000 AD.[17] As he died, he placed the Black Dog Curse on the Fang Clan, which would one day result on the Calamity of the Beast rising to burn Britain to ash.[22]
When Vortigern's next generation was summoned again centuries later, he was originaly supposed to manifest as an Albion-class Dragon.[2] However, the influence of Morgan le Fay's Proper Human History mixed him with the aspects of Oberon, transforming him into a Pretender-class Servant known as "Oberon Vortigern".[3][2] Faerie Britain doesn't tolerate any interferance from Proper Human History,[18] so he was summoned in a very fragile state.[18][3] For over half a year, Oberon couldn't even breathe. All he could do was lie down and sleep.[18][3] In the end, the cheering voices of the Welsh Fairies helped Oberon secure his consciousness, eventually stabilizing his Saint Graph and waking up.[18] Sherlock Holmes claims that Oberon isn't Human nor Fairy. In fact, he doesn't match any known life-form. Although the Storm Border's sensors can see his Magical Energy signal, it doesn't match any of their data. His Saint Graph changes literally every second.[9]
Unlike other Calamities, Cernunnos was protecting the fairies in a way.[9] He was trying to admonish them for their sins rather than exterminate them.[citation needed] Due to this, Oberon can't surface and unleash his full potential, the Insect of the Abyss, until Cernunnos is gone. Morgan ensured Faerie Britain's creation by sealing Cernunnos away instead of defeating him. As Oberon certainly didn't have the means of defeating Morgan himself, he had to work with Chaldea to get rid of her and the Celtic God.[9]
Combat[]
Vortigern killed with a single blow Muryan inside Gloucester, her own Fae Domain.[22] He also killed Portunes with a Curse that ate away his body.[18]
Artoria Avalon claimed that she and Ritsuka Fujimaru needed Super Mash's help to defeat Oberon Vortigern in close range combat. Thanks to all three of them teaming up, they are able to deal serious damage to Vortigern's Spiritual Core, making him fall from the Storm Border's deck. According to Artoria, the Holy Sword is a double-edge blade for Vortigern. It is both a source of sustenance and poison.[3] Oberon's wings are essentially nothing more than decorations as he is unable to fly with them. He playfully laments this after being defeated, falling for eternity in his own Insect of the Abyss form.
Skills[]
Class Skills[]
- Anti-Human Order (D Rank): An ability that puts a stop to everything created by Humanity, as well as the laws that work in humanity's favor. It is a skill originally possessed by the Beast Class. Oberon has acquired the same skill possessed by the Evils of Humanity after deceiving and remaining in hiding for so long. He bears no hatred or resentment toward humanity. He merely wants to eradicate them, an action as instinctive as breathing. To put it simply, it is a form of malice that subtly directs people's hearts (the general atmosphere) to evil, low and cheap tendencies. In addition, Oberon is fatally incompatible with Merlin, another resident of the "Dream World", and refuses all support from him. There is a disconnection caused by a difference in stance regarding stories, and Oberon allocates almost all of his camouflage abilities towards Merlin. As a result, Merlin cannot perceive Oberon. When Merlin sees someone talking to Oberon through his Clairvoyance, said person appears like they are talking to themselves.[1][2] Increases mental debuff resistance against all classes except for the Foreigner class.[2]
- Territory Creation (E- Rank): This rank was rated as such because to Vortigern, a territory considered good does not mean that the land is habitable for its people.[2]
- Item Construction (A+ Rank): At first, he was the type of person who couldn't be bothered to craft items, but when he ended up in a situation where he was forced to do so, he discovered he had a genuine talent for it.[2]
- Riding (A Rank): Reasonably skilled at mounting creatures. He handles intangible matters such as trends, information, and interpersonal relationships with ease.[2]
- Divinity (— Rank): “Haha. As if I’d have any.”
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (EX Rank): A curse that Oberon has carried since he came into existence. "Everything is a dream illusion. The events that transpired here is not worthy of truth―" That is how the world's most famous play about Fairies, A Midsummer Night's Dream, closed the curtains, but on the other hand it represents Oberon's nature. In Human History, his words and actions were labelled as lies no matter what he did, so as a result, a curse where nothing about him is true and nothing he says is true has been engraved into him.[1][2] He is 100% immune to mental abnormalities (Terror, Sleep, Curse). (Lostbelt Oberon does not know where this curse stems from.)[2]
- Fairy Eyes (— Rank): These are not Mystic Eyes that Humans possess, but are rather a type of vision that Fairies are born with that allows them to "alter worlds." These eyes, which see through all lies and reflect the truth, allow Oberon to clearly see the malice, shortcomings, and nature of intelligent beings.[1][2]
Personal Skills[]
- Veil of Night (EX Rank): Night falls, bringing great success to the party and increasing their will to fight by escaping reality. "You know those types who think they're all that, pumped up and acting all cocky as soon as it gets dark out? Anyone can pretend to be a top-class expert. At least, until the sun rises."[2]
- Morning Lark (EX Rank): Morning breaks, greatly uplifting one's spirits and raising their self-esteem. "Waking up feeling refreshed can even wash away your past sins. But it'll always come rushing back to you when you least expect it to."[2]
- End of a Dream (EX Rank): "Use that dream as fuel to soar through these unflyable skies. Oh, don't worry about what comes after. You'll have no reason to wake up after you crash."[2]
Noble Phantasm[]
Oberon Vortigern's Noble Phantasm is Lie Like Vortigern.
Other Capabilities[]
- Oberon is capable of altering memories, such as when he manipulated Barghest's memories to make her think that Adonis was still alive after she accidentally ate Adonis.[9]
Forms and Alternate Versions[]
Oberon[]
Prior to his True Name Dissolution as a Pretender, Vortigern possesses the True Name OberonWP (オベロン, Oberon?). When acting as Oberon, his Saint Graph is Ruler.
A Servant who was summoned by the land of Britain to defeat Morgan, the ruler of Faerie Britain. He is a fairy who has been around since ancient times in the British Isles, but this Oberon is heavily influenced by the fairy king from William Shakespeare's play, A Midsummer's Night DreamWP.
Proper Human History[]
In A Midsummer Night's Dream, Oberon is described as having great power, but his character is selfish and unmanly. He has a falling out with his queen Titania over her new changeling, and in retaliation, he creates a potion that makes a person fall in love with the first living thing they see when they wake up in order to make the changeling his. However, because of Oberon's attendant Robin Goodfellow's tendency to slack off, the potion was also given to the humans Lysander and Dimitrius...[1] However, Oberon isn't a fictional character created by William Shakespeare. While "A Midsummer's Night DreamWP" is indeead how he is best known, legends of Oberon, the Faerie King, have existed in Europe since ancient times..[12] Perhaps most notably, there is a poem about him from the 15th Century known as Huon of BordeauxWP where he is described as a king of fairies who can use Magecraft to make any wish come true.[1][12] In summary, the character was inspired by an existing model, and that model would become the base for Oberon's Servant form.[12]
Appearance[]
He is popular because his appearance makes it look like he hails from the Wind Clan or the Wing Clan, clans considered elegant in the Fairy Country, but he is not actually a fairy.[1]
Personality[]
A gentle, engaged, and kind-hearted pacifist. Because of his thoughtful nature, he is cautious when it comes to carrying out his plans and strategies, but he never misses a chance to make his move. He can dominate any situation with strong aggression (or savagery, depending on how you look at it). A perfect prince of light, as if he were a character straight from a fairytale. At any rate, he is a sly story protagonist. He has the smile of an adult but still retains his boyish mannerisms; the power and executive function of an adult despite being a boyish dreamer. He is well-educated but doesn't boast about it, carries lofty ideals but doesn't force them on other people, is weak but does not submit to violence.[1]
"I like being happy. Just as insects need clean water to live, fairies can't live without being happy."[1]
Artoria Caster describes Oberon as very Merlin-esque.[12] He has a reputation in Faerie Britain for borrowing money and not returning it. He brought millions in counterfeit money to an auction.
Similar to Shakespeare, Oberon will do things because he thinks it fits the narrative. For example, he waited before finding Protagonist and Artoria Caster because he thought it would increase their Relationship Values. Unlike Shakespeare he's not doing it because it amuses him but because that's how he thinks stories work. Even though Titania is a fictional character who Shakespeare invented, Oberon is searching for her. Even if it's a pipe dream, he wants to meet Titania, the only person who could love the eccentric King Oberon.[14]
Relationships[]
- Artoria Caster
- "That Artoria is... What a surprise, even she can be here… Really, Chaldea is brimming with dreams."[7]
- He knows that she is the Child of Prophecy who will save Faerie Britain, and treats her accordingly.[8]
- Artoria Caster (Swimsuit)
- "Hm? Where did I get this outfit, you ask? Hahaha, I have nothing to hide, I found it when I went out for a walk. This summer is a once in a lifetime - no, it should never have existed in the first place. I wish I was dressed to enjoy the summer more."[28]
- Senji Muramasa
- "If it isn't Muramasa! As promised, could you make me a kata-... Huh? He isn't the Muramasa I know, huh… Then, the promise is insolvent... What a pity."[7]
- Morgan
- "Can you not team me up with Morgan? She totally hates me. Even if I fly or run away, she'll pick me up and squash me. Ah, but maybe she'll overlook me since she hates bugs?"[7]
- Merlin
- "The Mage of Flowers, Merlin. I'm so happy, I wanted to meet him at least once. Flowers can't reproduce without insects, and insects can't live without flowers. Both are indispensable... it's almost like the relationship between truth and lies, doesn't that just make you tremble with excitement?"[7]
- She fulfilled her role well.[8]
- Percival
- A noble knight who is brave and dependable, which is why he will exit the stage midway through the performance.[8]
- Cnoc na Riabh
- The second candidate for the Child of Prophecy. They had a good relationship, partly because they shared a common goal of overthrowing Morgan.[8]
- Medb
- "Wait wait〜. Medb-chan's the best! Man, so she became like that by living in love. I love this one better. It feels like she's living freely〜"[7]
- Spriggan / Woodwose
- The chiefs of the faerie clans to be overthrown. He knows both of their weaknesses.[8]
- William Shakespeare
- ""Dear William Shakespeare. Thank you very much for this wonderful script. It's a lifelong treasure for me. I think I want to take it with me to my grave." Could you send this letter to that shitty bastard? ...Ah, be careful, there's a lot of poison mixed with the seal's wax. Don't touch it, okay?"[7]
- Nursery Rhyme
- "Hello, wonderful missy. Once every writer is gone, I'll hold a tea party, so will you come then? ...Ah, is that so. Well, I thought it'd be like that."[7]
- Leonardo da Vinci
- A wise individual who has made Oberon break out into a cold sweat on more than one occasion. There was nothing he could do about her since she was never alone.[8]
- Ritsuka Fujimaru
- He believes that they are the final actor to show up to end Faerie Britain, and treats them accordingly.[8]
Abilities[]
In a sense, Oberon is the most famous Fairy in Proper Human History. His play written by William Shakespeare is the reason the word "faerie" is now synonymous with "mischievous Puck" and "narrow-minded King Oberon".[12]
Oberon has a decent knowledge of Magecraft, as he pretended to be Merlin to teach Artoria Caster for one year.[13][15][20][23] Whenever Artoria was by herself, "Merlin" taught her all kinds of Spells like Heating, Detection, Healing, Linguistics, Camouflage, Lockpicking, Stealth attacks, Explosives, and Obstacles.[23] Everything else she knows was self-taught.[5][20]
- Combat
Oberon claims that he is a passable fighter at best to keep all the attention on Artoria Caster and not him.[13][19] In reality, he is fairly capable in combat.[1][19] In fact, Senji Muramasa admits that Oberon was really good in the fight against Barghest, and that they wouldn't have won without him.[19] However, Oberon doesn't like pain, so he excels more in intelligence gathering and combat support.[1][19]
Oberon fights his bare hands, but he doesn't really hold his arm out and perform supernatural abilities. He focuses on rather crude close combat (kneeling on the ground, rolling around, closing in on his opponent), using various weapons made from dead insects. Examples include Hippolyta's spear (but shaped like a bow), Theseus's armor (but shaped like a spear), and Heracles' loincloth (but shaped like dual-wielding daggers).[8] During the events of the British Lostbelt, Oberon asked Senji Muramasa to make him a katana, claiming that he can't keep fighting with a tree branch forever. Just like other Fairies, Oberon is vulnerable to Iron, so he would just wear it on his waist for show because "it looks cool". In the end, Muramasa refused to make him even a bamboo sword because he wouldn't know how to use it.[19] Furthermore, Oberon is also vulnerable to Moss poison. However, he survived the Cernunnos Calamity thanks to Blanca taking all the curses directed at him. Doing this resulted in Blanca's death.[9]
Oberon faked his death after getting hit by an aerial attack fired by Morgan,[21] however, he didn't take any long-lasting damage.[9]
- Class Skills
- Territory Creation (E- Rank): The ability to create one's own workshop and base as a Mage. He used to be the king of the Fairy Forest, but his territory was lost over time and he has now become nothing more than a wanderer in stories. As a result, his Territory Creation skill is the lowest rank possible. Paradoxically, this skill shows that Oberon is now "all but a king in name only." Oberon keeps this a secret, and does his best to hide the fact that his Territory Creation rank is low.[1][8]
- Item Construction (A+ Rank): The ability to create items. He is the highest-ranking craftsman when it comes to items that deceive the mind such as the Tricolor Field Dew, which has even managed to curse the Fairy Queen Titania.[1][8]
- Riding (A Rank): History regarding British Fairies states that fairies ride on insects when they travel. Oberon is a king so he travels gracefully using his own wings, but when he is out of people's sight, he rides a hawk moth (at 130 km/h), speeding through the land and leading people's hearts.[1][8]
- Divinity (— Rank): Oberon's consort, Titania, is a Fairy created as a composite of various fairies and goddesses (Mab, Diana, and Titan) and has divinity as a result. But since Oberon is purely the "King of the Fairies" and not a composite being, he has not acquired any divinity.[1][8]
- Fairy Eyes (— Rank): These are not Mystic Eyes that humans possess, but are rather a type of vision that Fairies are born with that allows them to "alter worlds." These eyes, which see through all lies and reflect the truth, allow Oberon to clearly see the malice, shortcomings, and nature of intelligent beings.[1][8]
- Personal Skills
- Veil of Night (EX Rank): Night falls, bringing great success to the party, and increasing the will to fight by escaping reality. Almost identical to Merlin's Dreamlike Charisma.[1][8]
- Morning Lark (EX Rank): Morning breaks, greatly uplifting the party's mental state and increasing self-esteem. One-time forced doping. It increases the target's magical output, but only for a short amount of time. This power-up will be lost over time, so plan how you will use it for your Noble Phantasm accordingly.[1][8]
- End of a Dream (EX Rank): A dream of the end times. An enhancement skill applied to a single ally. The affected Servant will gain an unparalleled rise in strength, but at the end of the turn they will lose all of its effects and sleep for eternity. ―Those who have lost their dreams, will never, hold the power to wake up back into reality again.[1][8] (Eternal sleep...also nullifies revival effects like Guts. Instead of the target exiting the party like a sacrifice, they will remain in the party as dead weight that wastes a slot. Worst demerit ever.)[8]
- Noble Phantasm
Oberon's Noble Phantasm is Lai Rhyme Goodfellow.
Robin Goodfellow[]
Rider Oberon, sometimes known as Robin GoodfellowWP (ロビングッドフェロー, Robin Guddoferō?), is an alternate form of Oberon he uses to travel around Faerie Britain.[14] By recruit moths for reconnaissance and shrinking himself to join them on their infiltration, he manifests this form. He becomes a bit more airheaded in his shrunken form.[15]
Abilities[]
Oberon can fly long distances on a Mach-speedWP Hawk moth.[14] He could travel across all of Britain in only two days.[15]
Insect of the Abyss[]
Oberon Vortigern's true essence is the Insect of the Abyss (奈落の虫, Naraku no mushi?, localized as "Abyssal Wyrm"), a giant Dragon that embodies the original Britain Island's will to destroy itself. Even though the original Britain island was destroyed 14,000 years ago, it was so sickened by the Fairies' unrepentant actions and not accepting their mistakes, in making a new Britain out of a murdered Cernunnos and other fairy corpses, along with their general self-serving way of life, that it desired to destroy the Fairy Kingdom's false Britain that continued existing after the original Vortigern's death. However, he states that although that destroying the false Britain the fairies made was Vortigern's purpose, Oberon's purpose is to destroy Human History due to finding everything disgusting, as well as for the sake of his lover Titania, a being that can only exist in fiction and thus opposed by Proper History.[9][3] Oberon Vortigern states he can no longer discern whether he or the Dragon is the true body.[9] The Insect of the Abyss exists everywhere the concept of "hole" exists, even in Proper Human History, but nothing that vicious will ever manifest there.[29]
- Main article: Lie Like Vortigern
Abilities[]
Kirschtaria Wodime regarded the British Lostbelt as a different but equally serious threat to the Alien God. A curse that would take down the planet with it.[30] Similarly, Merlin claimed that the Alien God wouldn't be able to stop "The Collapse", making him wonder if the match would be called off due to injury or if it would make it a tie game.[23]
Although Cernunnos wanted the Fairies punished, he didn't want them to all be destroyed;[22] even after betrayal and in death, he is still a protector of fairies.[9] To that end, until Cernunnos was destroyed completely, his very existence prevents the Insect of the Abyss from achieving their full power and destroying Fairy Britain and causing the Collapse:[9] an event that would cause high levels of magical energy pollution throughout Britain that cause all who touch it to lose their sense of self and go insane while rotting their body away. The Collapse would then lead to both vast numbers of Moss rising from the Great Pit, and a rapid-rise in Fairies and Humans being suddenly afflicted with Moss-sickness. Gravitational fluctuations, akin U-Olga Marie's psuedo-black hole, will strike at the heart of Britain, the Great Pit that is an entirely separate dimension like a bottomless pit of curses, and create a unobservable darkness akin to the darkest, abyssal depths,[22] before gravity stops working entirely, causing the island to rise like its going crash down,[9] before going on to destroy Proper Human History by having the planet collapse from its own gravitational pull.[11]
Development[]
Creation and Conception[]
Oberon Vortigern was designed by Chica UminoWP in Fate/Grand Order.
She was introduced to Fate/Grand Order by Mafia KajitaWP and became hooked on the game, and then Kajita introduced her to Kinoko Nasu, getting her the job designing Oberon. Oberon was her first time illustrating for a video game.
After their first meeting Chica Umino drew a bunch of rough sketches, asking if any of those would work for the character, and all of those could easily go in a picture book without needing any extra editing. She has a fear of insects, but despite this still bought an insect reference book while designing Oberon because according to her, if she wants her drawings to mean anything, she has to learn the real version's biology before she draws. Nasu could see her in pain every time she looked at a bug, but admired her work.[31]
Nasu's original plan for the British Lostbelt was a simple good vs evil story where Chaldea defeats Morgan and leaves, the end. But Nasu found himself not quite happy with that, such as wanting more character development for Mash and more clues leading toward the ending. When Umino was introduced to him, he decided it was his "now or never" chance and asked her to make Oberon. With Oberon present in the story Nasu had to take the story even deeper. All of that together is how he added to so many new elements that he oversized the story.[31]
That being said, Vortigern and Oberon were always planned to appear in some form, though it's unclear if they always would have been combined. In Nasu's alpha draft, Oberon was one of the leaders of a three-sided power struggle between his fairies, Morgan's fairies, and humans. One of the goals of the Lostbelt that Nasu noted down was "amputation of the land's Vortigern".[32]
References[]
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40 1.41 1.42 1.43 1.44 1.45 1.46 1.47 1.48 1.49 1.50 1.51 1.52 1.53 1.54 1.55 1.56 1.57 1.58 1.59 1.60 1.61 1.62 1.63 1.64 1.65 1.66 1.67 1.68 1.69 1.70 1.71 1.72 1.73 1.74 1.75 1.76 1.77 1.78 1.79 1.80 1.81 1.82 1.83 1.84 1.85 Fate/Grand Order: Oberon profile - Translated by shinyklefkey
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 2.30 2.31 2.32 2.33 2.34 2.35 2.36 2.37 2.38 Fate/Grand Order material XIII - Oberon Vortigern's Profile translated by shinyklefkey
- ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 30: A Midsummer Night's Dream
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Oberon's True Identity, translation
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 1: Beginning
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Oberon Vortigern Bond Craft Essence: "Pavane for a Dead Princess"
- ↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 7.13 7.14 Fate/Grand Order - Oberon Vortigern's Voice Lines
- ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 8.18 8.19 8.20 8.21 8.22 8.23 8.24 8.25 8.26 8.27 8.28 8.29 8.30 8.31 8.32 8.33 8.34 8.35 8.36 8.37 8.38 8.39 8.40 8.41 8.42 8.43 8.44 8.45 8.46 8.47 Fate/Grand Order material XIII - Oberon's profile translated by shinkyklefkey at Reddit
- ↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 9.11 9.12 9.13 9.14 9.15 9.16 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 29: A Prophecy
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 11
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Prologue
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 2: Salisbury
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt- Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 3: Aurora
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 6: Wales (I)
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 8: Dracae River
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 9: Norwich (I)
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 10: Camelot
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 18.4 18.5 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 13: Wales (II)
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 14: Eve of the Decisive Battle (I)
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 16: Gloucester (II)
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 24: Morgan
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 26: Terminus
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae: The Moment a Planet is Born, Section 28: The Moment a Planet is Born
- ↑
[] Lord El-Melloi II Case Files material - Encyclopedia: Zepia Eltnam Atlasia [Person], p.103 Zepia Eltnam Atlasia [Person]
The head of the Atlas Institute.
Already having become a Dead Apostle, he has overcome the limit of his lifespan.
His number of and precision with Parallel Thought Processes are overwhelming even compared to other members of the Atlas Institute, as shown by his ability during the story to suppress the rampaging Logos React almost single handedly.
Completely separate from his pursuit of magecraft, he has an overwhelming love for theater.
Furthermore, he has a strong one-sided love for his daughter (or rather, a distant descendant of his from when he was human). Rumors have it that he adds to her trials out of a joy of seeing her under stress, but there are none who can confirm that.
Also, the name Atlasia is a title given to the head of the Atlas Institute. Before becoming the director, he had chosen the name Oberon.
In the world of magecraft, where a resemblance of names holds such a deep meaning, the relationship between him and the fairy king Oberon of a Midsummer Night’s Dream is a story only he knows.ズェピア・エルトナム・アトラシア【人名】
アトラス院の院長。
すでに死徒化しており、寿命の限界を超えて活動している。
並列思考の数、その精度において、アトラス院でもほかを圧倒しており、作中ではロゴスリアクトの暴走をほぼ独力の演算で抑え込むという離れ業を見せた。
魔術の道とはまったく異なる趣味として、演劇をこよなく愛している。
なお、娘（というか人間時代の遠い子孫）には偏った愛情を抱いており、困っているところを見かけては楽しそうに試練を与えているという噂があるが、確認した者はいない。
また、アトラシアとはアトラス院の現院長が背負う称号であり、院長に選ばれる前の名をオベローンという。
名前の類似性が深い意味を持つ魔術世界において、演劇・夏の夜の夢に登場する妖精王オベロンとどのような関係性があったのかは、本人のみが知るちょっとした小噺だとか。 - ↑
[] Fate/Grand Order - Gaius Julius Caesar (Saber) Profile Gaius Julius Caesar - Saber
Illustrator and Voice actor
Illustrator: Shima Drill
Voice Actor: Ryōtarō Okiayu
Parameters
Strength: A
Endurance: B
Agility: B
Mana: D
Luck: C
Noble Phantasm: B+
Personal Skills
Military Tactics: B
Charisma: C
Incitement: EX
Class Skills
Magic Resistance: C
Riding: B
Divinity: D
Noble Phantasm
Crocea Mors: Yellow Death
Rank: B+
Type: Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm
Profile
One of the greatest heroes of Ancient Rome.
An outstanding sovereign and a general that made a name for himself in the Galian Wars and the Britannia Expedition.
A descendant of the goddess Venus, it has been said that this lady-killer had a child with a fairy that was far from human.
Level 1 Bond
Height/Weight: 168cm・154kg
Source: Historic
Region: Europe
Alignment: True Neutral Gender: Male
Has a habit of repeating similar words three times in a row.
Level 2 Bond
A cunning man. An ambitious person that excels in trickery.
Endowed with a large ambition and frightening intelligence, he is an expert of speech and ingenuity. A genius of incitement.
His superior intellect that brought victory in many battlefields is expressed by possession of a high rank in the Skill Military Tactics.
Level 3 Bond
- Incitement: EX
Caesar's Personal Skill.
Acquisition of the words and gestures to lead the citizens・the masses.
Especially, when employed against an individual, it functions as a sort of mental attack. Extremely powerful.
Level 4 Bond
"Yellow Death"
Rank: B+ Type: Anti-Unit
The golden sword.
In regards to close-range combat, it is endowed with such a power that power that victory is assured from the moment the enemy is seen, but he himself does not feel like drawing his sword.
Level 5 Bond
He loves woman. He also loves Rome, so naturally he also loves Nero.
He loves the world. He also loves Cleopatra.
Despite showing a bold behavior towards his Master, he fundamentally will not betray him. Even the words spoken with mingled sarcasm are advices from the bottom of his heart.
Interlude
His wish for the Holy Grail is to "reunite with Cleopatra and recognize both her and Caesarion".
Enough of conspiracy. Just let me hug my boy, my boy.ガイウス・ユリウス・カエサル - セイバー
イラストレーター・声優
ILLUST：しまどりる
CV：置鮎龍太郎
パラメータ
筋力：A
耐力：B
敏捷：B
魔力：D
幸運：C
宝具：B+
保有スキル
軍略 B
カリスマ C
扇動 EX
クラス別能力
対魔力 C
騎乗 B
神性 D
宝具
黄の死
ランク：B+
種別：対人宝具
キャラクター詳細
古代ローマ最大の英雄のひとり。
ガリア戦争やブリタニア遠征などで名を馳せた将軍にして優れた統治者。英語名はシーザー。
女神ヴィーナスの末裔にして、人ならぬ妖精との間にも子を成したと言われる色男。
アンロック条件：絆レベルを１にすると開放
身長／体重：１６８ｃｍ・１５４ｋｇ
出典：史実
地域：欧州
属性：中立・中庸 性別：男性
同じような言葉を三度続ける癖がある
アンロック条件：絆レベルを２にすると開放
食えない男。野心家で、権謀術数に長ける。
大きな野望と恐るべき知性を備えた男であり、知略と弁舌の名手。扇動の天才。
数多の戦場を勝利に導いた優れた優秀な頭脳は軍略スキルの高ランク保持として現れている。
アンロック条件：絆レベルを３にすると開放
○扇動：ＥＸ
カエサルの固有スキル。
数多の大衆・市民を導く言葉や身振りの習得。
特に個人に対して使用した場合には、ある種の精神攻撃として働く。きわめて強力。
アンロック条件：絆レベルを４にすると開放
『黄の死』
ランク：Ｂ＋、種別：対人宝具
クロケア・モース。黄金の剣。
こと近接戦闘に於いてはまさしく見敵必勝の威力を有するが、本人は剣を抜きたがらない。
アンロック条件：絆レベルを５にすると開放
女好き。ローマも好き当然ネロのことも好き。
世界が好き。クレオパトラのことも好き。
マスターに対しては不敵な言動を示すが、基本的には裏切ることはない。嫌味混じりに述べる言葉も、本心からの忠告。
アンロック条件：「懐かしの勲」をクリアすると開放
聖杯への願いは「クレオパトラと再会して、彼女と息子カエサリオンを認知する」事である。
もう陰謀とかいいから。息子抱かせて、息子 - Incitement: EX
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Fae Round Table Domain: Avalon le Fae, Section 27: Epoch of Creation
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 The BAMBOO BROOM DIARY/2021 - August 12, 2021
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/grandorder/comments/15ojq20/summer_oberon_lines/
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order 7th Anniversary - Famitsu Interview translated by ComunCoutinho
- ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Olympus: Interstellar Mountainous City, The Day to Bring Down Gods, Section 23: The Day to Bring Down Gods
- ↑ 31.0 31.1 Fate/Grand Order 6th Anniversary Nasu and Takeuchi interview Translated by Comun
- ↑ Avalon le Fae Synopsys - Translated by Comun