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This page is about the Fate/Apocrypha Servant. For the nickname of the Fate/EXTRA Servant, see Playable Saber (Fate/EXTRA).

Saber of "Red" ("赤"のセイバー, "Aka" no Seibā?) is the Saber-class Servant of Kairi Sisigou of the Red Faction in the Great Holy Grail War of Fate/Apocrypha.

She is summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order.

She is also known as Mo-san (モーさん, Mō-san?) in Koha-Ace.[7]

Profile

Identity

Saber's True Name is MordredWP (モードレッドWP, Modoreddo?), The Knight of Treachery (叛逆の騎士, Hangyaku no Kishi?), and the "son" of King Arthur, but she is actually female despite being raised as the secret male heir to the throne.[6] She became known as a "rare villain" who managed to tarnish a glorious legend at the end of her life.

She was conceived between Artoria and her sister, Morgan le Fay, through unorthodox circumstances. Artoria, normally female, was a pseudo-male at the time due to Merlin's magecraft, so Morgan enchanted her with a spell to extract sperm from her. Morgan developed it within her own ovary, and made the child into a homunculus clone of Artoria. Due to her status as a homunculus, she was given a much faster growth period than a regular human being, and her life span was far shorter.[4] She was raised in secret and told to hide her status and obey the king until the time was right.[8]

Told that it is her right to inherit the throne, Morgan bid her to one day defeat the King of Knights and take "his" place. She did bear that same obsession as her mother, but before all that was her adoration for King Arthur. She felt ashamed of her twisted birth, unconsciously acting jealous of normal people, and, with the special innocence that children possess, she worshipped the "perfect king." Given a helmet she was told never to remove in front of others, she was eventually sent to Camelot under Morgan's recommendation, and through a presentation of her own superb swordsmanship, became one of the Knights of the Round Table. She was given her sword despite her unknown origins because of her abilities and straightforward mental chivalry.

She protected the way of the knights much like that which could only be found in picture books, working hard daily in being the ideal knight, all while hiding her dislike of others. In the end, even that innocence was shattered by Morgan, who revealed the secrets of her birth. She learned of her parentage and was told that the King didn't know either. Morgan tried to instill that the King would never accept such a filthy child, but she was, while shocked, wrapped in joy. While not a proper human being, sharing the same blood as the King, being the "son" of a superior king, she was proud of the fact that she was not human. She felt that in name, reality, mind, and body that she was fit to be the true successor of the King of Knights.

She went without having the slightest feelings of rebellion, spurred on by the truth, and approached the King with delight. Raised without a father, the King was the very form of a godlike "father" to her, but Artoria rejected her very clearly. She said that, while Mordred is certainly born from her and her sister's plotting, that she will not recognize Mordred as her "son" or give her the throne. Mordred believed that it was all due to the King's hatred for Morgan, that it would be impossible for her "son" to be accepted. Thinking that was the reason her title was the weakest, believing that no matter how hard she tried, even if she excelled over everyone, that the King would forever view her as a dirtied child from the moment she was born from Morgan, her great love for the king up until then made her hatred burn.

Resulting from that, the distrust of the Round Table towards the King spread, and the reigns of power in Camelot were seized once the King departed for the Rome expedition. Mordred became the leader of the rebellion, representing the national discontent towards Arthur. After the King finally returned from a long and tiresome battle, Mordred raged, claiming that she hated the King and that only she was fit for the throne. The truth of the matter was that she only wanted to be accepted by Artoria and wanted to be called "son" by her. The conflict eventually led towards a final fight, the Battle of Camlann, where both armies were dying in heated battle. The few knights that stayed with the King soon died off, leaving only the two of them standing.

The two faced each other on a hill of swords in the middle of a blazing battlefield, where Mordred pointed out that the country had ended and that the victor no longer mattered because everything was gone. Blaming the situation on the King for not giving her the crown, she asked if the King hated the "son of Morgan" that much. Artoria emotionlessly replied, "Not once did I despise you. There was only one reason I would not give you the throne. You didn't have the capacity of a King." Mordred charged forward while driven on by passion, and was eventually defeated in single combat, collapsing while still pierced by the holy spear Rhongomyniad. Freed of the mask forced upon her, with a face identical to her "father", she said "....Father", all while reaching out to touch the King with blood-soaked hands at least once, but was not even granted that wish as she fell.[9] Due to being bound by a strong curse, Mordred still swung her sword after her death, leaving a fatal wound on Artoria who later died of her wounds.[10]


Appearances

Saber is small in stature, covered completely in thick armor that entirely wraps her small frame. The single mass of steel and her face-covering helm conceal both her race and gender, so those seeing her face are often surprised by her being female. She needs to remove her helm to use her Noble Phantasm, so she cannot help revealing her appearance when utilizing it. Though she has the face of a young girl, Kairi also sees the possibility of her being male when first seeing her face. Her physique is a complete match to Artoria.[4]

Due to only having her armor, she cannot remain materialized in public without modern clothing. In Sighisoara, Kairi buys her a tube top that exposes her abdomen and a crimson leather jacket. Ironically for someone who despises being identified by her gender two of her primary outfits leave her toned physique highly exposed. While not providing enough coverage for the cold autumn season, her status as a Servant makes weather a non-issue for her.


Personality

Saber is extremely prideful and haughty, boasting herself to be equal or better than her father in the ways of ruling and swordsmanship, and believes only her status as the child of Morgan caused her to be rejected. Rather than simply wish on the Grail to become king, she instead wishes to use it to challenge the sword of appointment as a method of proving kingship that even her father could not deny. She does not even think of failure, boasting overpowering words from a clear and unclouded voice that shows dignity befitting of a king. She abhors any discussion of her gender, displaying clear killing intent even towards her own Master. She says with no uncertainty that the topic is never to be brought up before her. She does not display any issue in wearing clothing that shows off her body.

Kairi is unable to determine her true thoughts about her father, believing them to be on the thin line between love and hate. He feels that she was certainly greatly influenced by her father, leading to the rebellion. He cannot tell if it was out of wishing to become more like her father or to deny the way of the king or whether it was right or wrong, but considers it to have been a courageous act either way. She is seen in history as the antagonist who deceived the legendary King of Knights, whose name remains carved in Britain even in modern times. He feels that the one who attempted rebellion with the King's men is more interesting than Arthur, the "very manifestation of chivalry."

While she has the face of a fair, young girl, that does nothing to hide her brutal nature. She is filled with pure rage over the events of her life, and she does not bother to conceal it in the first place. She can be likened to a Berserker during battle, her glaring eyes displaying a mix of joy for battle and cruelty. While Noble Phantasms are normally a source of pride, hers, crowned with the name of her father, it is closer to a sort of grudge. While there were many Knights of the Round Table who were divided into allies and enemies towards the end of their country, it had been a place of lively discussion for them all. It was not by design that those events had transpired, so it would be odd for most of them to hate it. Saber, who rebelled against the king, is likely the only one to revile it, hating it with such a passion that even a shard of it brings out rage in her.

Due to their affinity with each other, she is able to get along well with her Master, and he believes they are very alike in their over-abundance of confidence. Used to the eccentricities of magi from being with her mother, she still manages to find displeasure with his morbid tastes as a necromancer, but can do little to argue with him about them. As being in spiritual form makes her feel uneasy, claiming that she cannot calm herself without having her feet firmly planted on the ground, he agrees to buy her clothing. She is only used to wearing her uncomfortable armor, so she feels much more free without having to wear it.

Saber both envied and despised humans due in part to her short lifespan as a homunculus. She compares humans to livestock whose only saving grace is their ability to speak. Slighty intelligent beasts that can become either good or bad depending on the situation, who abandon all manners and virtue when faced with poverty. She hates how humans uphold grudges while also forgetting their debts to others. They'll do good deeds when it's convenient, but overlook great evil when it's too troublesome to them. They act out selfishness, and if they fail, they'll blame it something else besides themselves. Saber doesn't consider humans worth protecting, not caring for neither those who followed in her rebellion against King Arthur nor those who remained loyal. She found her followers foolish for claiming she was more human than the cold and rational King Arthur, as she only care for herself. She found them strange for praising her as the opposite of the inhuman King Arthur, who tried to save as many lives as possible, even though she thought nothing of saving anyone. It was vexing to her that others thought she rebelled for their sake, when she only rebelled for her own. She also found it vexing that her followers would abandon King Arthur who was fully devoted to them.

Relationships

Artoria
Mordred initially admired Artoria for being the "perfect King," and sought to defend the King's name from slander. Upon discovering that Artoria was her father, Mordred was elated. However, Mordred was rejected by Artoria, sparking an intense rage Mordred herself misinterpreted as a desire to steal the throne from Artoria out of hatred, when in reality, Mordred had been deeply hurt by the rejection and she only sought the throne to free her father of the burden of kingship.
Artoria Lily
Lancelot
Gawain
Frankenstein
Agravain


Role

Fate/Apocrypha

The First Stages of the Great Holy Grail War

Kairi Sisigou summons Saber of Red around the same time as the Black Faction summons their Servants, with a shard of the Round Table. After she is summoned, they banter a bit until Kairi asks about her true name. As she is wearing her helmet, Secret of Pedigree, he cannot see her statistics clearly even though he is her Master. After she removes it, his clear shock at her being female causes him to remark on it, earning a murderous gaze from her. He promises to never again bring it up, moving back on the topic of her identity. She is confused because he should know from having called for her, but learns that it was a shard of the Round Table that was used. Her regained mood once again gone, she slashes it apart and stomps on it with pure anger towards it in her voice.

This act allows Kairi to deduce her identity, causing her to feel some shame at it being discovered from such actions. They discuss her rebellion in life, which she speaks of with great rage and animosity. As she speaks of her wish, to attempt to draw the sword of selection from the stone, Kairi sees the flaw in that it is not guaranteed even with her bloodline that she will be able to draw the sword, but the certainty in her words causes him to think that she may even be able to easily draw it out. Saber then immediately decides that it is time for them to act, and as Kairi attempts to dissuade her from acting without knowledge, they are given a message from one of Assassin of Red's doves to arrange a meeting.[11]

Meeting Shirou Kotomine

As they proceed towards the church in Sighisoara, Saber brings up the topic of clothing to wear in public, surprising her Master at the unexpectedness of the request, and he agrees to purchase them after the meeting. Arriving at the arranged time of nine in the morning, they are greeted by Shirou Kotomine, and though Saber cannot sense other Servants, she warns Kairi that she has a bad feeling about the situation. As Kairi and Shirou introduce themselves, Shirou asks for Saber to be materialized and, although Kairi is a bit wary she appears. However, due to her Secret of Pedigree, Shirou is surprised when he cannot tell her statistics using his secret Ruler-class abilities.

After Shirou has Assassin materialize, Saber is angered at her presence, thinking her to be a "foul hag." As they talk about the other strong Servants of the Red Faction, Saber briefly wonders about the possibility of one of them being her father, although Kairi dismisses this. She is annoyed by Shirou requesting her true name to be revealed, but notes that Assassin's laughter bothers her even more and is pleased when her Master refuses. As they leave, she cannot sense any followers, and compares Assassin's treacherousness to that of her mother. Pleased with the personality of her Master in not placing a price on possible trickery and deceit, she claims that facing all of the Servants alone is nothing for her who was the only knight to surpass her father.

Kairi buys her clothing before they depart to Trifas, allowing her to stay materialized. Upon arriving at the location for his workshop, she is disparaged to find it to be catacombs. Although she tries to argue, saying that even if she had not been a knight that the location is unsuitable for anyone, he simply passes it off by giving her the better of their two sleeping bags. Conceding that it is a suitable location despite it being a tomb, she watches as he begins to process his hydra into a poison. Disinterested in the process, she asks about his wish for the Grail, which is to continue his dying family's bloodline. She finds his answer to be boring, but is somewhat upset when he brings up that sons look to succeed the dreams of their fathers.

Going to sleep, Kairi muses over her past and becomes slightly depressed upon seeing that she has the face of an innocent child as she sleeps. Upon searching for a suitable vantage point to scout the Black Faction's fortress, they trip a detection field and become attacked by Caster of Black's golems and homunculi. Saber easily destroys golems while Kairi fights the homunculi. Impressed with his abilities, they examine the remains of the golems, getting some idea as to their maker and a possible identity. They decide to retreat for the moment, and though they had been watched, Secret of Pedigree protected her identity.[12]

First Battle with Assassin of Black

Saber and Kairi later hear from the Mage's Association of murders that have been happening in the nearby area, possibly relating to the War. They decide to search the matter, going out of the catacombs and waiting for the night to arrive. They then wander through the town, until they notice a spreading magical fog that poisons those who enter it. This is revealed to be a Noble Phantasm of Assassin of Black, who is responsible for the murders, and who Saber then promptly attacks. Assasin is capable of evading most of Saber's blows, until Saber destroys the fog with her sword and Mana Bursts. As they are about to clash, their battle is stopped by an arrow of Archer of Black, who, along with his Master, is also there to search the murders. While Assassin of Black retreats, Saber directly attacks Archer, while her Master fights Archer's Master, Fiore Forvedge Yggdmillennia. Although Archer manages to fight on par with Saber, he and his Master decide to retreat, with Saber and Kairi going back to their catacombs shortly afterward.[13]

Strike on the Yggdmillenia Castle

Saber and Kairi appear again during the first large battle between the Red and Black Factions. They arrive to the battlefield later than the other Masters and Servants, encountering the injured Rider of Black. While Kairi retreats to a safer location, Saber fights Rider, who she easily overwhelms. Surprisingly, she is then attacked by a homunculus, Sieg, who wants to protect Rider. While Saber deals with him easily, she is then attacked by yet another opponent, Berserker of Black. Berserker is unable to match Saber, whose skills surpass her. However, she then activates her Noble Phantasms, Blasted Tree, a suicide attack that creates a giant burst of energy, that is further strengthened by Berserker's Master's Command Spells. Saber, however, survives, thanks to Kairi using a Command Spell of his own to mitigate the damage. Sieg then faces Saber again, this time transforming into the form of Saber of Black. The two Sabers then clash fairly equally, with Saber of Red gaining a minor upperhand.

They both clash with their Noble Phantasms, Balmung and Clarent Blood Arthur, with Saber of Red overpowering Sieg's attack, though the latter does survive. Sieg eventually returns to his normal form, but before Saber of Red can finish him, the battle is interrupted by the rampaging Berserker of Red.[14] Saber later appears on the battlefield again, killing Rider of Black's Master, Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillennia, who tried to force him into killing Sieg. Saber then enters the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, controlled by Assassin of Red, where she barges in on a meeting of the Servants with Shirou Kotomine, that is turning into a battle between those that agree with him and those that don't. Saber helps Ruler and Archer of Black to escape, fleeing the Gardens.[15]

Alliance with the Black Faction

Saber is called by Ruler to help the Black Faction against the treacherous Caster of Black's Noble Phantasm, Golem Keter Malkuth. Saber agrees to help them, on the condition of Ruler lending one of her Command Spells to Saber and her Master. Saber of Red, along with Sieg manage to destroy the giant golem by attacking together with their Noble Phantasms.[15] Saber and Kairi then participate in a meeting between them, the Black Faction and Ruler, where they decide to unite against Shirou. Saber and Kairi, however, actually plan to take the Grail for themselves once the opportunity presents itself.

The Final Battle

Saber and Kairi participate in the final battle between the Black and Red Factions, entering the Hanging Gardens with a fighter jet. As planned, they confront Assassin of Red in her throne room, where Saber engages her. However, Assassin manages to gain the advantage, by keeping Saber out of distance with her many magic attacks and summoned beasts, managing to even block her Noble Phantasms. As Saber is about to be overtaken by Assassin's poisons, she has a moment of realization about her wish, realizing that she doesn't actually want to take her father's place, but instead simply wants happiness for him.

Kairi manages to counteract Assassin's poisons with an antidote made from the hydra's venom, though he is mortally wounded in the process. This gives the Saber the opportunity to attack Assassin, strengthened by her Master's Command Spell, managing to deal Assassin a seemingly fatal blow. Saber and Kairi then sit down in the broken throne room, with Kairi being only moments from death. Like Saber, he also is revealed to have a different wish, to have back the daughter he lost. In their last moments, they smoke cigarettes, with Saber fading away after Kairi succumbs to his wound.

Fate/Grand Order

London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog

Materializing from the Demonic Fog, Mordred soon met and partnered with Henry Jekyll to save London, with her doing the fieldwork.[16] Before Chaldea's arrival, the pair discovered the British Museum, which serves as the Clock Tower's entrance, was destroyed by the fog's creators, Project Demonic Fog, to remove any opposition.[17]

She later confronts Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight upon seeing they can breath in the fog, asking if they're friend or foe. They do not answer, but she finds them harmless. She warns to move on if they value in their lives before leaving.[18] She keeps an eye on the pair, and witnesses them destroy a Helter Skelter. She interjects during Romani Archaman's analysis of the mechanical golems to inform him of its name. She concludes Ritsuka and Mash aren't enemies, and agrees to tell them about London.

She brings them to Jekyll's apartment, where he scolds her for introducing herself with her True Name. She ignores him though since they're not in a normal Holy Grail War. They then explain to Ritsuka and Mash how they became partners when the Demonic Fog descended on London. After Jekyll explains London's circumstances, he sends Ritsuka, Mash, and Mordred out to protect one of his collaborators, Victor Frankenstein.[16]

Leaving the apartment, Mordred is left dejected that she leaves when she just got back. While leading Ritsuka and Mash to Victor's mansion, she explains how Jekyll has collaborators all over the city and chats with them daily via radio. Mash soon asks her about her motivations for fighting for London. Mordred replies she is here to face the perils of her father's beloved Londinium., as she said before. She then confesses it's because she doesn't anyone other than herself to violate Britian when Mash suspects there was another reason. The group eventually reach the Victor's mansion. Mordred explains Victor is a genuine mage unlike Jekyll, so his manison protected by barriers and traps capable of harming Servants. She recalls having a bad experience when she first checked the mansion out. Mephistopheles then exits the mansions, and Mordred correctly suspects he killed Victor. After killing him, the group search the mansion, and find a note in its library detailing a plot called Project Demonic Fog. The project’s leaders are "P", "B", and "M", who Victor suspected to be Heroic Spirits. Mordred then shows Ritsuka and Mash Frankenstein, whom she found earlier. Like the others, she cannot tell if Frankenstein is a Servant or not, suspecting the Demonic Fog is interfering. She then explains she is an artifical human built by Victor's grandfather according to the note on her coffin. Frankenstein reveals she is still alive. The group then take her to Jekyll's apartment.[16]

Back at the apartment, Mordred demands Jekyll apologize to Frankenstein for upsetting her for touching her during his inspection. She agrees with Mash that Frankenstein accepts Jekyll's apology if he understood her discomfort. She then threatens to kill him when he wonders if she and Mash can understand Frankenstein because they're the same gender. Jekyll then sends out the group deal with a Magical Tome that's been entering buildings and attacking civilians.[19]

Leaving Frankenstein behind, Mordred recalls fighting Phantasmal Species, as the Knights of the Round Table were one of the expections that can kill Phantasmals. She also recalls the Picts, comparing them to aliens in contrast with the other barbarians. She then fights Mash to harden her resolve. Jekyll eventually contacts the group to inform that the Magical Tome is putting its victims into an endless slumber. Mordred wonders if its done by magecraft or drug, though none of them should be affected thanks to Ritsuka being protected by the Poison Resistance (Temporary) Skill, and Mordred being mostly protected by her Magic Resistance. Jekyll then directs them to an antique bookshop in Soho, where one of his informants should be. There they meet Hans Christian Andersen, and he informs them that the Tome is in the study next door. Deciding it to be too dangerous to fight indoors, the group lure it outside. Their attacks are useless when Andersen reveals its a Stray Servant placing people into a dream in search for a Master whose psyche it can take form from. He names it Nursery Rhyme, turning it into a girl named Alice. After defeating her, the group return to Jekyll’s apartment now joined by Andersen.[19]

Jekyll tells the group that Scotland Yard is under attack from Jack the Ripper. Mordred recalls how they fought a number of times, but she has no recollection of their appearance or abilities. Before leaving with Ritsuka and Mash, she asks Andersen if he make Jack easier to defeat like he did with Nursery Rhyme. Andersen replies Nursery Rhyme was an exception, so Mordred leaves annoyed with him. The group eventually arrive at Scotland Yard to find Jack already masscared the station on "P"'s orders so he could retrieve a magical item. They kill Jack, but "P" teleports back to his compatriots.[20]

Back at the apartment, the group learn from Andersen that Servants are materializing from the fog. Since Servant can't be summoned with the Grail's influence, he suspects the fog was created by the Grail. Mordred then goes on patrol, so Ritsuka and Mash join her. She recalls how she has yet to encounter groups of Helter Skelter, which is the only enemy she enjoys fighting. She also hopes they'll encounter worthy opponent tonight. The group soon meet William Shakespeare, who has recently materialized from the fog. Mordred contemplates why some Servants from the fog are hostile when "P" arrives. He admits his group have been procuring the Servants who materialized from the fog and manipulated them into expanding the fog. He reveals his True Name is Paracelsus von Hohenheim and fights the group. After killing Paracelsus, the group return to Jekyll’s apartment joined by Shakespeare.[21]

The next morning, Ritsuka, Mash, and Mordred are on patrol. They eventually return to the apartment to get some rest. They report to Jekyll about the mass production of Helter Skelters. He suspects Project Demonic Fog is increasing their efforts to procure more Servants from the fog following Paracelsus’s death. Mordred tells Ritsuka and Mash to talk with Andersen and Shakespeare until their curiosity is satisfied. She then says they need to disable the Helter Skelters. Andersen then requests they retrieve data from the Clock Tower to prove his theory about the Holy Grail War. Mordred and Jekyll however reveal its entrance, the British Museum, was destroyed before Chaldea arrived. Nonetheless, the group head there joined by Andersen, Shakespear, and Jekyll to Mordred's surprise.[17]

Arriving at the Museum, the group dig through its rubble to find the underground entrance to the Clock Tower. They find it and head down to find the mages were killed. They soon come across a warded library door, so Andersen and Jekyll investigate inside while the others guard the door. The spells on the books prevent them from leaving with them, so the others must defend them until Andersen gets the information he's after. Jekyll turns into Hyde to help them fight. Andersen eventually finds the data he was after, so the group return to the apartment.[22]

Back at the apartment, Andersen reveals the Servant Summoning Ritual was adapted from one that summons seven of the strongest Heroic Spirits to fight a powerful enemy. He suspects that someone predicted the group’s coming and placed the information about the ritual for them to find. Mordred finds none of this will help against the mass production of the Helter Skelters. Suddenly, the apartment is attacked by a group of Helter Skelters. After driving them off, Romani informs the group that the robots were created from a Noble Phantasm. He also reveals they are controlled remotely by the Servant who summoned them, meaning they’ll disappear if the Servant is killed. As the group ponders about the Servant’s location, Frankenstein reveals that she knows where they are.[23]

As Frankenstein leads the group, Mordred asks Ritsuka if Romani (calling him Dr. Maron) can make a far-seeing crystal, saying it'd be a snap for Merlin. She is rather pleased Ritsuka doesn't known about Merlin, believing the loss of fame is what he deserves. She knows he is trapped in his tower in Avalon, and recalls him being a flightly bastard. She then tells Ritsuka to talk with Mash, noticing that she seems depressed. Mash confesses it's because she still can't use her true Noble Phantasm, but Mordred tells she is different from that shield bastard She tells her she is stronger than him, only coming up short when it comes to the Noble Phantasm. She says Ritsuka is the perfect partner for Mash, and tells them they need to become first-rate Master for Mash to be a full-fledged Servant.[23] The group eventually arrive at the Houses of Parliament, where they’re attacked by a group of Helter Skelters commanded by a large one. Mordred protects Frankenstein while Ritsuka and Mash fight the Helter Skelters. With the destruction of the large one, the other Helter Skelters suddenly showdown. Mash then takes pictures of the large Helter Skelter at Romani's request. She notices the manufacturer’s name on it, which absent from the others, that reads “Charles Babbage, AD 1888”.[24]

The next morning, Jekyll tells the group that Charles Babbage is alive despite Chaldea’s historical records saying he should be dead now. Romani attributes this to the distortions created by the Singularity resulting in events changing. Thus, the dead still live and don’t exist as Heroic Spirits, such as Jekyll and Frankenstein. Jekyll reveals the Helter Skelters that were completely shut downed have all been reactivated. The group leave to defeat the one controlling the Helter Skelters.[24]

They follow Frankenstein's lead again, but Mordred soon suspects she’s misleading them this time. Frankenstein admits she doesn’t believe Babbage is building the Helter Skelters to hurt others. Mordred convinces her to lead them to him, saying his actions now contradict her belief in his good nature. She leads them to Babbage, who reveals he is "B" of the Project Demonic Fog and a Servant that emerged from the fog. Mordred tells him to hear what Frankenstein has to say. Babbage prepares to surrender when he goes berserk against the group due to "M" using the Grail. Mordred tells Frankenstein that her words are useless, saying sometimes talks end in fights. After he is defeated, Babbage tells the group to head deep underground, where they’ll find the source of Demonic Fog: his Massive Steam Engine, powered by the Holy Grail, Angrboda. After Babbage disappears, the group return Frankenstein to Jekyll’s apartment before heading underground.[24]

Traveling deep underground, the group eventually reach Angrboda 's chamber. There they encounter Makiri Zolgen, the first leader of Project Demonic Fog. Makiri reveals the Demonic Fog was created to destroy all of England, as commanded by his king. He continues a Heroic Spirit able fully activate the Demonic Fog will soon materialize from the fog. He then incarnates himself into Barbatos and attacks the group. After Barbatos is defeated, Makiri attempts to summon a Servant, but Mordred kills him before he can finish the incantation. However, serving as both the summoning circle and the remaining incantation, the Demonic Fog completes the ritual.[25] Nikola Tesla is summoned, and heads for the surface while the group lie unconscious from the massive burst of Magical Energy from his summoning. After they wake up, Romani warns Tesla is heading to a spot on surface to fully activate the Demonic Fog so it can spread across England to destroy the era. He further explains Makiri’s extra line for Madness Enhancement during the summoning made Tesla automatically perform the task he was summoned for. After defeating the homunculi that ambushed them, the group soon catch up to Tesla. He reveals the activated fog absorbs magical energy without limit, preventing the group from reaching him. Mordred disperses the fog when it absorbs her Clarent Blood Arthur. The group use this opportunity to fight Tesla, but the fog soon returns. Before continuing to the surface, Tesla tells the group he is heading to where the fog is thickest, the skies above Buckingham Palace. He explains a lightning strike from him will fully activate the fog, and implores they stop him before he does.​​​​​[26]

The group rush to the surface, and meet Sakato Kintoki and Tamamo no Mae, who recently fought Tesla. Kintoki tells them he dispersed the fog surrounding Tesla, so the group run uo his stairway to kill him. After killing Tesla, they prepare to return underground to remove the Grail from Angrboda. However, they’re interrupted when Artoria Alter suddenly materializes from the fog, absorbing it as she materializes. Mordred wonders why she didn't arrive to save London earlier. She then suspects she came to kill her because she is against the idea of her saving London. Seeing she wields Rhongomyniad, Romani implores for the group to run, but Mordred refuses since it's her fate to rebel against King Arthur. After the group kills Artoria Alter, they return to Angrboda 's chamber to remove the Grail.[27] 

Inside the chamber, Mordred is satisfied with the outcome. She threatens to kill Mash though when she said Artoria Alter had no conscious control of her actions. She decides not to do so though since Mash was only speaking her mind, the same thing she told Frankenstein to do. Andersen, Shakespeare, Kintoki, and Tamamo soon arrive; Mordred threatens to kill the two writers for being annoying. However, a mysterious figures from a Rayshift-like distortion. He expresses disappointment in Gilles de Rais, Romulus, Jason, and Tesla for their failures. He then reveals he is the mastermind behind the Incineration of Humanity, Solomon. Mordred suspects he is a Heroic Spirit who decided to destroy humanity after being summoned. Solomon corrects though that he manifested under his own power. He reveals the ring of light seen in the skies of the Singularities is his third Noble Phantasm, Ars Almadel Salomonis. Out of his interest in Mash, he summons only four of the Demon Gods and attacks the group. The group kill one of the Demon Gods, however, Solomon kills Shakespeare, Kintoki, and Tamamo. Mash implores Romani to rayshift them home, but Solomon’s presence makes that impossible. Solomon declares he outranks all Servants regardless of their ranks as Heroic Spirits. He then tries to kill Mordred, but Andersen blocks his attack. Andersen explains the original Heroic Spirit summoning system created by the Counter Force summons them as Grand Servants to protect humanity from a threat born from humanity. Solomon confirms the system used in the Holy Grail War is a degradation of the original. He then declares he is the Grand Caster and kills Andersen. Mordred detests his boasting, suspecting he is actually panicking because Ritsuka already retrieved four of his Grails. Solomon confesses he only came to the Singularity on a whim and prepares to leaves. He proclaims Chaldea isn’t a threat to him unless they destroy seven Singularities. He then calls humans worthless for living despite their inevitable deaths and leaves. Returning to the surface with Ritsuka and Mash, Mordred is unsatisfied, even though they retrieved the Grail. She hates she can't go with them, but she understands she'll disappear now that Singularity is gone. She admits Solomon was right that Heroic Spirits are useless unless they're summoned. She then says in every era, the ones who build are those who are on the edge of the future. Therefore she is confident that Ritsuka will undo the Incineration of Humanity. She then tells Mash that she likes her, even though she dislikes the Heroic Spirit fused with her. She suspects they'll meet again, then disappears satisfied even someone like her saved London.[27]

Camelot/Zero

Mordred, along with the other Knights of the Round Table, is summoned by the Lion King in the "Camelot" Singularity. The Lion King gives the knights the choice to either assist her in her "Holy Selection" or side against her, giving them half a day to decide. Mordred was one of the knights that chose to side with her. She, along with Gawain, Lancelot, Agravain, Tristan, and Gareth, kills the other knights that side against the Lion King, forming the Knights of the Lion King. The Lion King also gives each of them a Gift, with Mordred receiving the Gift of "Rampage", which she did not ask for but still received.

The knights then set out for the Holy Land, killing anyone there that opposed them. They engaged the False Crusaders, who they easily defeated, with the exception of their leader, a Servant claiming to be Richard I. He possesses immense power, enough to fight equally with the knights. Finally, Gareth sacrifices herself by restraining the opponent with her own body, giving the Knights a chance to finish the battle. Mordred rages, attempting to stop her and saying that they could win without sacrifices. However, Gawain deals the final blow, cutting down both Gareth and their opponent. The Holy Land thus falls into the hands of the Lion King and her knights, who establish the Holy City.[28]

Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm

Inside Camelot, Mordred wonders if Gawain went easy on Chaldea. She disagrees with Tristan that Gawain should be executed for his failure, believing house arrest should be enough. Tristan ignores her and prepares to deceapitate, but Mordred says Lion King would never allow such a thing. Agravain stops Tristan when the Lion King arrives to receive Gawain's report regarding the Holy Selection and his failure to carry out the Holy Execution. After Gawain blasted by Rhongomyniad as punishment, Mordred confirms he survived being blasted to the city's outer wall. The Lion King then reminds her she is only allow in the city during the day, and orders her to return to the wasteland. Mordred gladly does so, saying to leave the defense of the domain to her.[29]

Later, Mordred and her soldiers attack the western mountain village. She fights Hassan of the Hundred Faces, though she is frustrated that she isn't dead yet. Hundred Faced demands to know how Mordred found their village since their concealment was perfect. Mordred reveals it was instinct she found it, though it wasn't her main target. She wanted to kill Chaldea, who Lancelot failed to capture, and report the former's failure to the Lion King to soil his reputation. She gets frustrated destroying the village won't earn her any praise, or even a scolding. She reveals she'll be executed in a few days as everything outside Camelot will be destroyed once the Holy Selection is completed, which includes her. She then demands which village Chaldea escape, saying she'll give the villagers a quick death in exchange. After killing Hundred Faced's duplicate for not telling, she learns from a soldier the Enforcement Knights at their rear were ambushed and defeated. She wonders if it was Ozymandias' monsters, but the soldier says they were Servants. She then confronts Ritsuka and Mash outside the village. She doesn't know Mash, but she recognizes the scent of her magical energy. She wonders why they didn't respond to the Lion King's summons. She then realizes they're with the rebels, though she isn't surprised since they're only who would object to the Lion King. She prepares to kill Ritsuka and Mash, revealing her Gift, "Rampage", allows to continuously launch her Noble Phantasm in exchange for burning her soul. She then notices Bedivere is with them. She reminds him that he never won against her before fighting him. She is impressed by Airgetlám, wondering where Bedivere got it since she doesn't remember him having it. Bedivere insults her intelligence like he always did, but she reminds he only sat the Round Table's extra seat. She also says he'd have never become Artoria's attendant if Agravain didn't die. She boasts he is nothing compared to her, saying Artoria only took a liking to him. Bedivere doesn't contest he is inferior to the other knights, but Artoria relied on him until her final breath. He reveals he was granted Airgetlám by Merlin to repay her kindness. Mordred decides to kill him, saying she'll not even report about him to the Lion King. Enraged she is losing despite her Gift, Mordred removes her helmet as her armor rejects her Gift. She prepares to launch Clarent Blood Arthur, but Arash shoots her joints to stop her. He chastizes her wanting to destroy herself to kill them, wondering if she has any pride as a knight. Mordred is annoyed at being called a brat, guessing she's older than Ritsuka despite being physically frozen at fifteen. She then retreats givens her unit was eliminated, saying she’ll fight the group in Camelot.[30]

Later in the Camelot, after Tristan reports the eastern mountain village wasn't destroyed, Mordred is impressed that Arash was able to stop Rhongomyniad. After Lancelot leaves to chase after the rebels, she, Tristan, and Gawain confess they fought Bedivere. They didn't report it though, believing it wasn't worth mentioning.[31]

After the Tower at the Ends of the World is activated, Mordred confronts the group when they enter Camelot while it's under siege. She then asks where Arash is, but she quickly realizes he died stopping Rhongoymniad earlier. She is annoyed someone like him could stop the Holy Spear when she couldn't do it. She then gets ready to kill the group, but Bedivere says they have no time to waste on her. He considers it disgraceful she considers herself to be Artoria's heir, saying she lacks her sense of duty from before. He reminds her that the Lion King will destroy the world and her men, but Mordred isn't surprised by that. She continues the Lion King is creating a city where an army isn't needed. She and the other knights will gladly die to become the Foundation of Humanity created by the Lion King. She asks Bedivere how he could understand their feelings since he stayed with Artoria until her death. She is defeated in the ensuing fight, but she refuses to die by someone who isn't Artoria. Bedivere tells her that she'll never be able to serve Artoria wholeheartedly, even though she wanted to. He considers himself and Mordred weak because they failed to save and kill Artoria respectively. Even though he considers both of them to be unworthy as knights, he believes she surpasses him because of her dream to serve Artoria despite being hated. He apologizes for ruining her dream, and finishes her off.[32]

Salomon: The Grand Time Temple

Mordred is amongst the "London" Singularity Servants assisting Chaldea against the Demon Gods Pillars.[33]

Chaldea Summer Memories ~Soothing White Beach~

Mordred and several other of Ritsuka's Servants are accidentally rayshifted to a remote island where they're unable to contact Chaldea. She doesn't know where they are, and gives a sideway glance to Artoria Pendragon, who recognizes they're not at Britain. While the group wait for Blackbeard to report his observation of the island, Mordred complains about the heat, saying her armor isn't beach armor. The group soon learn from a dying Blackbeard that their location is still unknown, and its nearly impossible to leave with a normal ship. Agreeing with Artoria's suggestion to leave the island to contact Chaldea, the group decide to build a ship capable of leaving the island. Mordred again complain how hot it is in her armor as giant crabs approach the group's position. Artoria chides her for wearing heavy armor to intimidate the enemy. Mordred is angered by Artoria's comment that her reputation as knight won't go beyond negative even if she changes into armor befitting her frame. After slaying the crabs, the group's Spirit Origins are altered by Scáthach to give them swimsuits in order to accommodate with their current environment. Mordred boasts she is stronger than Artoria now she can swing her sword easier. She is then shocked when Artoria pulls a water gun out of nowhere like it was nothing. Jealous of Artoria's weapon is so summery, she pulls out Prydwen. The group go to gather materials for Scáthach to build their escape ship while also building other facilities.

Later, the group discuss what their first task of island life should be when a storms suddenly rolls in. They enter a small cave spotted by Mordred to escape the rain, but they run out due to a massive swarm of bugs. Outside the cave, the group decide they need to build a cabin to take shelter in. Mordred suggests they build a cabin out of iron for greater defense than the stone cabin that Artoria suggested. She gets mad at Artoria for pretending to not hear her suggestion. If the iron cabin is built, Mordred goes in only to leave immediately due to the excessive heat. She doesn't care if habitable or not, only if it's defensible. She then goes for a swim after telling Ritsuka they'll be safe from any attack inside the cabin, though not from the heat. The group build a water supply to preserve any fresh water they collect.

Tired of barbecue, the group decide to build a proper cooking facility. Mordred likes the sound of eating pizza, but complains they're a pain to bake. She then suggests they make a large pot instead, saying quantity is what's important. If the pot is built, she is delighted at seeing it filled to the brim with stew. She begins to recall something Artoria used to do during her lifetime, but she stops herself. She then states a soldier's performance is affected by how filled their stomachs are, so an army will break apart if left without food. Thus, she believes quantity is what's most important when it comes to food. Next, the group decide to build a bathing facility. Mordred agrees with Anne Bonny and Mary Read's suggestion they build a shower. If the shower is built, she takes a shower, only to immediately go surfing again. Afterwards, the group decide to cultivate a vegetable field for a stable food supply. Mordred suggests growing watermelons, which Scáthach and Artoria agree with. If watermelons are chosens, the three do a watermelon splitting competition. Mordred fails to direct Scáthach in the wrong direction, while trying to direct Artoria in the right direction. She claims she is leading in the wrong direction though when Artoria tells her to shut up for distracting her. After Artoria uses Mana Burtst to split the watermelon, Mordred is left stunned about how overly competitive she is. She tries to do the same thing, but she destroys the watermelon instead. Later, the group build a grain field which can be used for cooking ingredients. Afterwards, they build a ranch to raise livestock. If a cattle ranch is built, Mordred tries to take the meat that Scáthach and Artoria are preparing, only to be smacked by them.

A couple days later, Artoria, Mordred, Kiyohime, and Marie Antoinette learn from Scáthach that their crops were destroyed by a beast as determined by Fionn mac Cumhaill's use of Fintan Finegas. Mordred thought however it was just going to being her and Artoria going on patrol. Unfortnuately, the group find Fionn and Diarmuid Ua Duibhne, who served as lookouts the previous night, fatally wounded. Artoria learns from the dying Diarmuid that their attacker was a boar when a boar piglet. Even though Marie believes it's innocence, the other try to surround it and kill it given the evidence. However, it flees upon sensing incoming monsters. After slaying the monsters, Artoria orders the others to split up and search for the boar piglet. Mordred complains Artoria works people too hard, saying she doesn't understand people's feelings. She decides to go back and claim she didn't find anything when she finds the boar piglet in the bushes. Ignoring Artoria's orders, she hugs the piglet to feel its soft fur. She then leave it the nuts she got from Marie to lure it out, warning it not to go to fields again. Later that night, she reconvenes with the others at the crops now joined by Saint Martha, Tamamo no Mae, and Anne and Mary. The group find the piglet along with two others trying to protect the crops when a demon boar appears. Realizing it to be true culprit, the group fight the demon boar. After it is slain, Mordred suspects the piglets helped because Marie gave them food. She also suspects the demon boar prevented them from getting any food. Marie notices they like her too, but Mordred denies it and tells them to go away. After Scáthach contracts the piglets to guard the crops, Artoria suspects they'll encounter more demon boars given the island's size.

The next day, the group decide to build a pathway. Mordred suggests a minecart track, saying it's not only convinent but also fun. Later, the group decide to build an aqueduct to improve their efficiency in storing water. Mordred suggests they build a pipeline, complaining the others' ideas lack romance. If the pipeline is chosen, she directs Ritsuka in installing the last piece. Next, the group decide build a bridge to make travelling easier for Ritsuka. Mordred claims she and Artoria had the same idea of building a drawbridge, so as a counter to that she suggests ropeway. If the ropeway is built, she, Martha, and Anne and Mary race with the cable cars. if the drawbrige is built, she scratches it with Prydwen. She denies any responsiblity while also quietly apologizing to Artoria. Later, the group build a garden. Afterwards they decide to build a place for recreational activities. Afterwards they decide to build a place for recreational activities. If the colosseum is built, Mordred impatiently waits for her turn to fight. If the athletic field is built, she bounces a ball against a wall by herself. Artoria somewhat reluctantly allows to join Ritsuka's team, telling her not to hold back.

Later, Mordred goes surfing after pretending to not like sharing the same space as Artoria. She later gives Ritsuka a wooden surfboard that she made, claiming they looked jealous of her. Believing river surfing to be more suitable for beginner, she brought them and Mash, for whom she also made a board for. She confesses her joy for surfing is because going against the flow of the waves matches with her treacherous character. She compares the fun to handling the waves to a knight riding a horse or courting a woman, as the greater the challenge the greater the valor earned. However, the group notice miasma flowing down river, so they go upstream to find the demon boars responsible. After killing them, the group head back to let Scáthach and the others remove the poison. Mordred denies she liked Ritsuka watching her surf.

The group later decide to build a tower to overlook the island. Mordred quickly sketches her design for the tower. IF her tower is built, she praises for having the aptitude as both a king and an artist. She comments the tower's broken design symbolizes mankind's rebellious spirit. Next, the group decide to expand their cabin; Mordred suggests building a flying fortress. If the flying fortress is built, she demonstrates its security systems, which Cú Chulainn, Sasaki Kojiro, and Karna all get caught in. She then confesses her focus on absolute defense is because she needs to protect Ritsuka at all costs. She then suggests going to the beach when Mash points out the fortress is too hot to live in. Later, the group prepare to construct a statue as they reach final preparations for their escape ship. However, as they prepare to build it, a giant demon boar appears. After forcing it to retreat, the group continue construct their ship and statue. If a statue of Mordred is made, she congratulates for completing developement of the island by making a statue of her.

The next day, construction of the escape ship is complete when the giant demon boar. The group then fight it to protect the boar piglets. Its stamania proves to be tremedous though, and it charges the ship to destroy it. However, the piglets form a wall to protect it at injury to themselves. After defeating the giant demon boar, the group and the men board the ship. Mordred is a bit concerned that it make a long time before they can contact Chaldea, as they set sail.

Chaldea Heat Odyssey ~Evolving Civilization~

As the group continue to sail, Mordred is attacked by Scáthach for calling her old. Eventually, the group make landfall to find a desolate wasteland. Mordred says they find some food after Artoria mentions either their spirits will die first or Ritsuka will die from malnourishment. The group then hear a cry for help, and they're surprise it's coming from a boar piglet. They kill the Shadow Servant chasing it, which reveals itself to be a demon boar in disguise. The boar piglet then calls the group goddesses, and asks them to save this world.

The group are led by the piglet to the ruins of a city. They meet the boar piglet chief who thanks them for saving his grandchild after hearing their circumstances. They become shocked when they learn the buildings were from an advance civilization built by the boar piglets. Unfortunately that came to an end with the arrival of the demon boars and Shadow Servants fifty years ago. The group then learn from the chief of a legend in his clan about nine goddesses called Nine Sisters who gave the boar piglets civilization. The goddesses were said to take human form, so the chief's grandson assumed the group were them. The group decide to redevelop the island in exchange for the boar pigelt's help. Mordred warns the piglets that Artoria may eat them after the latter wondered if the piglets the Tamamo was said to eat.

Later, the group start to rebuild the boar piglet's civilization. Mordred joins Scáthach's search party to the coast for the chance to surf. After destroying some automatons, the search party encounter a giant demon boar protecting a tree. After slaying the demon boar, the group reach the coast where they find the broken remains of the statue they built before. Scáthach reveals they coincidentally sailed back onto the same island, not knowing 2,000 years passed at an incredible rate. She further reveals time doesn't progress normally on the island, meaning an hour on it would be different outside. She continues it was a relatively peaceful land where the boar piglets lived until Chaldea arrived. The group then return to the others and tells them what they discovered. They also realizes they are the goddesses worshiped by the boar piglets. The group decide against leaving the island by ship again as Scáthach points another thousand years may pass on the island and the boar piglets may be extinct. They then decide they need to discover why the island's space-time is distorted as they continue to redevelop the island and make contact with Chaldea. They also meet with Cú Chulainn, who recently returned from being tossed overboard from the group's ship. Later, They learn Beowulf is on the island but as an enemy. Mordred calls him a thug, disappointed she wasn't there to meet him.

Mordred later joins Ritsuka, Mash, Scáthach, and Artoria in searching for the cave where Caster who gave electricity to the piglets 2000 years ago sleeps. Nearing the cave, the group fight the demon boars surrounding it. Inside the cave, they encounter even more demon boars. Mordred is annoyed by Mash's inherent good nature, but Artoria defends Mash. She is insulted when she is compared to a cheap cocktail. As Artoria and Scáthach argue about the balance of order and chaos, Mordred continually insists she did nothing wrong. She also blames Artoria's rigid thinking for why Lancelot went mad. After slaying the demon boars that previously went unnoticed, she continues to insist she did nothing wrong after Artoria and Scáthach apologize to each other. However she admits she did everything wrong when Ritsuka agrees she did nothing wrong, and apologizes. Artoria orders her to do 100,000 push ups as when they return as punishment, which is apparently 900,000 less than usual. The group then encounter an unknown Servant, and fight him and his robots. After defeating him, he's reveal to be Thomas Edison who just woke from cryo-sleep. Mordred thinks Artoria is being on guard before a fellow king, not aware she's actually enamored by Edison's lion visage. The group then follow Edison outside when he learns the boar piglets' civilization he helped create is in ruins. Mordred is shocked by Edison's threat to send the demon boars to the meatpacking factory. She expected Artoria would confirm Edison's idenity personally.

The group later search for the demon boars' cave, surmising they have the Grail. After some sparring, they head the cave. They find it guarded by mass of demon boars, so Mordred suggests she break through the boars' frontline to allow Ritsuka, Scáthach, and Edidon to enter the cave while the others fight. She then intiates the plan by unleashing her Noble Phantasm on the boars' frontline. After the source of the piglet's misfortunes, Twrch Trwyth, is defeated, the group prepare to escape the island via Edison's device. Mordred learns from Sasaki that he and Karna were staying Beowulf. The group then escape the island when they're contacted by Romani, who reveals they were only gone for a hour, and return to Chaldea.

SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge

Mordred is summoned with Spartacus and Jing Ke when another container is launched from Xianyang. She agrees with Spartacus that they need to fight together, noting how Artoria helped Chaldea several times before. She doesn't know who Qin Shi Huang is though, and thinks he's minor roman emperor. The group then force Hinako Akuta and Prince of Lanling to retreat when they emerge from the container.[34] They later slay Jotun from the Norse Lostbelt. Mordred noticed a few ran off, suspecting they have a nest somewhere. She suggests finding and destroying it given that the village is utterly defenseless.[35] She stay behinds with Nezha and Leonardo da Vinci, while the others go find the Jotun's nest and investigate the Lostbelt. She jokes about her and Nezha finding and killing Hinako.[36] After the others return, she tells Goldolf Musik not to mind Spartacus's behavior regarding the villagers.[37] When another container is launched from Xianyang, she destroys it with Clarent Blood Arthur. However, Xiang Yu emerges from its remnants, and attacks the group. He leaves with Langling when the latter comes to retrieve him. Mordred later ponders on his strength, noticing he was constantly alert to prevent any gaps in his defenses. She doesn't believe he would help the Qin after hearing he rebelled against them in the Proper History. Da Vinci then reports an army is approaching by vehicle, so the group go to intercept it. They fight Lanling and Xiang Yu when Qin Liangyu and her army arrives, ordering both sides to stand down. Qin Shi Duang then speaks to them through the vibrations of Mash's shield after firing a focus magnetic beam at it. He agrees to hand Tamamo Vitch over if they agree to let him examine the Shadow Border, so the group relunctantly agree. After he examines the Shadow Border, the group realize the construct at Xianyang is his true form.[38]

Later that night, Mordred talks with Spartacus after noticing he isn't his usual self. She reminds him that the Lostbelt is a world where war has been eliminated. She then gets confused when he questions if they have any right to be here.[39] Later, Da Vinci and Sherlock Holmes try to convince her, Spartacus, and Jing Ke to continue their truce with Qin until Hinako is defeated. She accepts the plan since it was something she used to discuss with Agravain. She tells Spartacus to endure it when he disagrees with the plan.[40] Later, the group notice Spartacus has taken several villagers to march towards the capital. Mordred advises against using a Command Spell against him, as while it will bind him, it won't earn his obedience. She then asks Ritsuka to let her convince Spartacus to stop. She explains that she'll do so by beating him into submission. After Jing Ke decides to join, Mordred tells Nezha to guard the Shadow Border. She, Ritsuka, Mash, and Jing Ke soon catch up to Spartacus and the villagers. They fight him when Nezha arrives to report that Qin Liangyu has stolen the Shadow Border. Sherlock gave Nezha the Spirtiual Foundation Graph, and had her escape. Qin Shi Huang then orders Xiang Yu to kill the group after learning they taught the villagers poetry, as he'd rather them be peacefully ignorant. The group struggle agaisnt him when Hinako and Lanling arrive. The two groups fight for a bit when Qin Shi Huang suddenly has Hinako, Lanling, and Xiang Yu retreat. He has launched a payload from the Great Wall towards the group's current location, and it'll arrive in three minutues. Mordred catches Spartacus after stopped it with an overloaded Crying Warmonger. She is annoyed by him calling her a man, but refuses to hit him in his present condition. After he disappears, the Spirtual Foundation Graph reacts to the leyline connecting to the Throne of Heroes.[41]

Jing Ke suggest they split up in the three groups; one to pursue the Shadow Border, and two to take the villagers somewhere unobservable to Qin Shi Huang. She assigns Mordred and Nezha to escort the villagers, while she goes with Ritsuka and Mash to pursue the Shadow Border. After Mordred and Nezha are finished, they'll hide and wait near Xianyang until everyone's together before attacking the capital. Mordred says the plan is full of holes, but notes it's more flexible because of that. She tells the villagers it's not their fault they need to leave, as this how war is for civilians. She agrees with the young boy, who bonded with Spartacus, that they're now experience freedom, something she says is worth dying for.[42] Mordred and Nezha then hide the villagers in a cave with provisions.[43]

The two later redevous with the others were heading to Xianyang, along with Chen Gong, Red Hare, and Vitch. She allows Vitch to help, at least until the latter betrays.[43] They soon arrive in the capital, and kill Qin Liangyu.[44] As they travel through the residential area, Mordred gets worried about Epang Palace crashing down on them. The group then enter the palace's Technological Department to find the Shadow Border there. They fight Han Xin's soldiers, his commands strengthing them. The Captain of the Guard, Li Shuwen then arrives to help Han Xin. After achieving victory, the group take the Shadow Border to the Fusang Tree.[45] They reach the treasury when they're confronted by Xiang Yu and Hinako, who previously revealed her true identity as Yu Miaoyi. The Fusang Tree is revealed to be the Fantasy Tree Mayall. After Xiang Yu and Yu Miaoyi are defeated, Mordred boasts how she'll beat Xiang Yu's predictions everytime. Vitch then activates Mayall, reveal it was inside the Fusang Tree. Vitch then teleports away, and the Epang Palace crashes. Qin Shi Huang appears from the ruins now in humanoid form, and fights the group to see whose world will continue. After he is defeated, Mordred tells him she'll help idiots like Ritsuka whenever. Qin Shi Huang entrusts the future to Chaldea, but Xiang Yu rejects his decision. Despite his wounds, he fights the group. In madden grief from his death, Yu Miaoyi allows Mayall to absorb her. Mayall fully awakens, and Qin Shi Huang helps destroy it. After Yu Miaoyi, Cheng Gong, and Red Hare disappear, Mordred decides to stay with the others until they leave the Lostbelt.[46]

Interlude

In her interlude King of Kings, Mordred coerces Ritsuka and Mash to go to London with her. Once there she tells them that she sensed something unusual happening in the city, though she is unsure what it could be. After slaying some ghosts, Mordred becomes worried about her sword, Clarent, being dulled, which she attributes to her stealing it in life. Suddenly Romani Archaman tells the group he detected a nearby Shadow Servant, and the group go to specified coordinates. There they encounter the Shadow Servant, who asks who Mordred is. After she names herself, the "Servant" claims he is a king, and announces he will kill Mordred and create a new nation. Mordred refutes the Shadow Servant's claims of being a king, saying that only who name themselves king is King Arthur and only she can oppose the king. After the group defeat the Shadow Servant, Mash realizes he was a nameless king who neither carved his name in history nor achieved any noble feats. She continues that his memory of being a king caused him to wander as a phantom. Then, Back at Chaldea, Mordred visits Ritsuka in their room, and asks them if they think she could be a king. Upon hearing Ritsuka's answer, Mordred states how she thought she was to be king but was rejected by her father, King Arthur. Repeating her father's words that she didn't have what it took to be king, she states how she couldn't accept those words in even death. Mordred continues she thought King Arthur hated her as the progeny of his older sister, Morgan le Fay, and reveals she gave up becoming king long ago. She goes on to say how since ancient times kings have always been egotistical and selfish people that became king out of greed. Mordred continues that said kings had others join them using their charisma. She then states that King Arthur was unlike those kings as he sacrificed his own life so that many could smile. Believing her father's will was both noble and just compared to any other king, Mordred states for that very reason she will not lose against Solomon. She then asks Ritsuka not to tell anyone what she just said and leaves the room.

Other appearances

Mordred was briefly mentioned in the visual novel of Fate/stay night. She appears in a flashback to Saber's past in Studio DeenWP anime adaptation in episode 21. In the Ufotable adaptation of Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works], Mordred appears briefly in the second season ending credits and in episode 19 with her Fate/Apocrypha design.

Mordred made a brief appearance in the first season ending credits of Fate/Zero. The Ufotable anime adaptation portrays Mordred being impaled by Saber's spear in a brutal battle.

In Type-Moon's April Fools' Day 2015, her TMitter user account is @tmtt15_mordred. She went to AkihabaraWP to purchase Heroic Spirit Sebanyan (セバニャン?) goods.

Abilities

Crimson Lightning

Saber using Crimson Lightning

Mordred is an exceptional Servant befitting her class, taking a large amount of energy as payment for her great strength. She does not move with the elegance of a knight or display the beauty of swordsmanship but instead fights with abandon like a wild beast. She uses her two-handed sword with a single hand, and rather than simply doing so as to punch an opponent, she will even go as far as throwing her sword should it grant her victory over her opponent. Normally the very heart and soul of the knight, she views swordsmanship as only another means of victory, and she is willing to punch, kick, or bite to win over her opponent. She can remove her helmet to use an attack called Crimson Lightning, where she unleashes all her mana stored in her sword as crimson-colored lightning.[47]

Class Skills

Magic Resistance (B Rank): Cancel spells with a chant below three verses. Even if targeted by High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for her to be affected.[2] 
Riding (B Rank): Most vehicles can be handled with above-average skill. However, Mordred cannot ride the likes of Phantasm Races such as Monstrous Beasts.[2]

Personal Skills

Instinct (B Rank): During battle, one is able to always feel the optimal course of action. Visual and auditory obstacles are halved.[2]
Mana Burst (A Rank):  Mordred's weapons and body are infused with magical energy just like her father.[47] The instantaneous release of Mordred's energy allows her to elevate her ability as if it were jet propulsion.[2]  This allows her to jump to the top of a building with a single leap and the force of her jumping is great enough to blow away a multitude of warriors and pulverize a battle tank with ease.[47] Her augmented physical strength is enough to overwhelm fighters of much greater stature and even fight equally with the King of Knights.[47][2] 
Battle Continuation (B Rank): Mordred doesn't know when to give up. This skill represents her not giving up in her fight with the King of Knights even when pierced with the Holy Lance when she ended up giving Artoria a mortal wound.[2]
Charisma (C- Rank): A rare skill that represents the natural talent to command an army. During team battles, one's team's abilities are elevated. Mordred's charisma fully shows itself during the rebellion.[2]

Noble Phantasms

Her sword, Clarent, was originally a B rank sword bestowed during the succession of kingship used to amplify the king’s authority, "the king’s royal aura". It raises the owner’s physical stats by one rank, and grants and raises the skill “Charisma”. Mordred was never acknowledged as king though, so the sword itself is lowered by one rank and she cannot acquire any bonuses while wielding it.[48] However, she can still use its "amplification" ability to launch Clarent Blood Arthur by using her Mana Burst Skill to force her excessive hatred for her father into the sword in the form of magical energy.[48][2] In order to access this Noble Phantasm, Mordred must first take off her helmet Secret of Pedigree. This Noble Phantasm is strong enough to surpass Tesla's own lightning, defeating him in the process,[27] or to blow up a mountain along with Ritsuka's party.[49]

In the Camelot Singularity, Mordred received the Gift "Rampage" from the Lion King. In exchange for burning out her soul, she can unleash her Noble Phantasm without limit to the point that fighting three Servants at once isn't even considered a game to her. She is weakened in this state however, as her armor is constantly rejecting the Gift since it was made to rebel against King Arthur.[50]

Forms and Alternate Versions

Swimsuit

« Summer! Sea! Surfer!”
“Yahooooooo! »

(Miss Surfer Mor)

Having been summoned as a Rider instead of Saber this time around, she has not brought Clarent with her. Not only that, she has not even brought her armor and helmet with her.[52]

Upon being summoned, she sought for a surf board that could withstand her power and ended up cheekily stea... borrowing to perpetuity one from her father's treasure vault. Its name is "Prydwen". According to legends, it is a wonder tool that could become both a ship and a shield, or something like that. In the words of King Arthur—who said you could turn it into a surf board?!.[52]

Due being so festive, she is displaying a more softhearted side. Since this is summer, Miss Surfer Mor has a higher tension than usual. Leaving the antagonism with her father and her own raison d'être aside for the moment, she wants to enjoy the summer sea to her heart's content.[52]

Miss Surfer Mor pushes out her spoiled front and good will towards the Master more than usual. Due to her tension raising as far as it could raise thanks to the summer heat, seems like her habitual moodiness has been abandoned somewhere.[52]

Development

Mordred received an entry in the Character material booklet, making her first appearance in the Type-Moon Media.[9]

Creation and Conception

Mordred first made an appearance in Type-moon's Character material book, with Takashi Takeuchi responsible for the character design. At that time Kinoko Nasu hadn't decided on Mordred's gender until Fate/Apocrypha. It was Takeuchi's idea to put Mordred as a new addition to Fate/Apocrypha. As Saber of Red Mordred was originally going to be male like the legend, but it was thought that having two male characters look feminine, the other being Rider of Black, was too much.[6]

Yuuichirou Higashide was torn over whether to make her a man or woman but it became more certainty for him when he looked at the draft of her personal everyday clothes. It was his idea to integrate the helmet to be part of the armor. Ototsugu Konoe has redesigned Mordred's armor in Fate/Apocrypha. When Konoe heard the idea about the helmet from Higashide, the proposal left him at his wits end. Konoe was nervous about getting her design right as she is part of the Saber series, he had an unexpectly satisflying feeling when he finished drawing her.[7]

Ototsugu Konoe is the character illustrator for Saber.[3][4][51][52] Yuuichirou Higashide is the scenario writer for her character.[3][51][52]

Reception

Takeuchi calls her the crowning achievement of the culture created by TYPE-MOON.[53]

References

  1. ↑ Fate/Grand Order Camelot: Chapter 07
  2. ↑ 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
    [v] Fate/Apocrypha material - STATUS: Saber of Red, p.032-033

    Class: Saber
    Master: Kairi Sisigou
    True name: Mordred
    Gender: Female
    Height/Weight: 154cm/42kg
    Alignment: Chaotic Neutral

    Strength: B+
    Endurance: A
    Agility: B
    Magic: B
    Luck: D
    Noble Phantasm: A

    Class Skills
    ■ Magic Resistance: B
     Cancel spells with a chant below three verses. Even if targeted by High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for her to be affected.

    ■ Riding: B
    Most vehicles can be handled with above average skill. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasm Races such as Monstrous Beasts.

    Personal Skills
    ■ Instinct: B
    During battle one is able to always feel the optimal course.
    Visual and auditory obstacles are halved.

    ■ Mana Burst: A
    Weapons and body are infused with magical energy, this instantaneous release elevates ability. In other words, magical energy as jet propulsion. With this is able to fight equally with the King of Knights.

    ■ Battle Continuation : B
    Doesn't know when to give up. Did not give up even when pierced with a Holy Spear and ended up giving the King of Knights a mortal wound.

    ■ Charisma : C-
    Natural army commanding talent. During team battles one's team's abilities are elevated. A rare skill.
    Mordred's charisma fully shows itself during during rebellion.

    Noble Phantasms
    ■ Secret of Pedigree: Helm of Hidden Infidelity
    Rank: C
    Type: Anti-Unit (Self) Noble Phantasm
    Range: 1 Person
    Maximum number of targets: 1 Person
    The helmet her mother Morgan gave to her along with the words "You must not remove." Within the Status, personal skills, Noble Phantasm and anything connected to the True Name is masked. However when Clarent: Radiant and Brilliant Royal Sword is released, the helmet must be removed.

    ■ Clarent: Radiant and Brilliant Royal Sword
    Rank: C
    Type: Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm
    Range: 1
    Maximum number of targets: 1 Person
    The sword denoting the right of succession of the throne that was stored in King Arthur's armory. It is described as "more dazzling than any silver, and is a treasured sword with worth excelling or at least not inferior to "The Golden Sword of Promised Victory." Because Mordred stole the sword without acknowledgement, the rank is lower than the original.

    ■ Clarent Blood Arthur: Rebellion Against My Beautiful Father
    Rank: A+
    Type: Anti-Army Noble Phantasm
    Range: 1~50
    Maximum number of targets: 800 People
    Clarent's full power released form. Original was an ornate, sparkling white silver sword, but when invoked it is dyed with dark red blood and warps into an unsightly form. The blade is clad in wanton hatred and fired. A demonic sword of calamity.

    CLASS　セイバー
    マスター：獅子劫界離
    真名：モードレッド
    性別：女性
    身長・体重：１５４ｃｍ／４２ｋｇ
    属性：混沌・中庸

    筋力：B+
    耐力：A
    敏捷：B
    魔力：B
    幸運：D
    宝具：A

    クラス別能力：
    ■ 対魔力：B
    魔術詠唱が三節以下のものを無効化する。
    大魔術、儀礼呪法等をもってしても傷つけるのは難しい。

    ■ 騎乗：B
    幻獣・神獣ランクを除く全ての獣、乗り物を自在に操れる。

    固有スキル
    ■ 直感：B
    戦闘時に常に自身にとって最適な展開を“感じ取る”能力。
    視覚・聴覚に干渉する妨害を半減させる。

    ■ 魔力放出：A
    武器ないし自身の肉体に魔力を帯びさせ、瞬間的に放出することによって能力を向上させる。いわば魔力によるジェット噴射。
    かの騎士王と互角に打ち合うほどの力量を持つ。

    ■ 戦闘続行：B
    往生際が悪い。聖槍で貫かれてもなお諦めず、騎士王に致命傷を与えた。

    ■ カリスマ：C-
    軍団を指揮する天性の才能。団体戦闘において、自軍の能力を向上させる。稀有な才能。
    モードレッドのカリスマは、体制に反抗するときにその真価を発揮する。

    宝具
    ■ 不貞隠しの兜(シークレット・オブ・ペディグリー)
    ランク：C
    種別：対人(自身)宝具
    レンジ：0
    最大捕捉：1人
    母であるモルガンから「決して外してはなりません」という言葉と共に授けられた兜。
    ステータス情報の内、固有のスキルや宝具など真名に繋がる情報を覆い隠す。
    ただし燦然と輝く王剣(クラレント)の全力を解放する時は、兜を外さなければならない。

    ■ 燦然と輝く王剣(クラレント)
    ランク：C
    種別：対人宝具
    レンジ：1
    最大捕捉：1人
    アーサー王の武器庫に保管されていた王位継承を示す剣。
    「いかなる銀よりも眩い」とされ、『勝利すべき黄金の剣』に勝るとも劣らぬ価値を持つ宝剣であるが、モードレッドは了承なくこの剣を強奪したために本来よりランクが下がっている。

    ■ 我が麗しき父への叛逆(クラレント・ブラッドアーサー)
    ランク：A+
    種別：対軍宝具
    レンジ：1～50
    最大捕捉：800人
    『燦然と輝く王剣』の全力解放形態。本来は白銀に輝く華美な剣だが、発動に伴って赤黒い血に染まり、形も醜く歪む。荒れ狂う憎悪を刀身に纏わせ撃ち放つ、災厄の魔剣。

  3. ↑ 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 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 Fate/Grand Order material III - Mordred, p.022-031
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 4.18 4.19 4.20 4.21 Fate/Grand Order - Mordred, Translation by Master of Chaos
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9
    [v] Fate/Apocrypha material - CHARACTER Profile: Saber of "Red", p.088-091 [T]

    Saber of "Red" - Real name: Mordred

    • Height: 154cm
    • Weight: 42kg
    • Blood type: Unknown
    • Birthday: Unknown
    • Three sizes: B73 W53 H76
    • Talents: Suprise attack
    • Likes: Victory, Glory, Honor, Father
    • Dislike: Defeat, Abasement, Being disregarded, Father
    • Image colour: Red
    • Enemy: King Arthur


    Comment from Yuichiro Higashide & Ototsugu Konoe

    “赤”のセイバー　-　真名：モルドレッド

    • 身長：１５４ｃｍ
    • 体重：４２ｋｇ
    • 血液型：不明
    • 誕生日：不明
    • スリーサイズ：Ｂ７３ Ｗ５３ Ｈ７６
    • 特技：奇襲
    • 好きなもの：勝利・栄光・名誉・父上
    • 苦手なもの：敗北・失墜・無視・父上
    • イメージカラー：赤
    • 天敵：キングアーサー


    Comment from Yuichiro Higashide & Ototsugu Konoe

  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2
    TYPE-MOON Ace Vol. 8 - Fate/Apocrypha interview with Yuichiro Higashide & Nasu Kinoko, p.080
    What's Mordred's gender?

    Nasu: "Mordred is a girl, definitely. A man with that sort of outward appearance is... well, I guess a certain kind of person would consider it a prize, anyway. (laughs)"

    Higashide: Saber was originally going to be male like the legend, but it was thought that having two male characters look feminine, the other being Rider of Black, was too much.

    奈須:

    東出：自分の中烈さん「わたし一向に構わないッッ！」と言ってます。ただ、男の娘にしてしまうと、別のキャラと被るんですよ。

  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1
    [v] Apocrypha material - Mordred, p.010-011 [T]

    Mordred
    Talk about Mordred
    Higashide: “Mo-san! It’s Mo-san!” And here we have Mo-san, who’s been participating a lot in “Koha-Ace” as well. I was really torn over whether to make her a man or woman, but when I saw the draft of her personal everyday clothes, I thought with certainty, “Ah, this is correct”. In addition, the truth is that her helmet in her armored form doesn’t actually come off, but rather is part of the armor itself.

    Konoe: When I heard that idea about the helmet from Higashide, the proposal left me at my wits’ end. (Laughs) Since she’s a character that’s part of the Saber series, I was really nervous about getting her design right, but I finished drawing her with an unexpectedly satisfied feeling.

    モードレッド
    Talk about Mordred
    東出：モーさん！　モーさんじゃないか！　という訳で「コハエース」でも活躍中のモーさんです。男女どちらにするかは結構悩んだんですが、私服ラフが出てきたときに「あ、これで正解だ」と確信しましたです。なお、実は鎧姿のときの兜は外すのではなく、甲冑に組み込まれています。

    近衛：兜の組み込みは東出さんからアイディア頂いたとき、頭を抱えた案件です（笑）セイバーシリーズに連なるキャラということで、デザインにあたってかなり緊張していましたが、思いのほかスッと腑に落ちる感じに仕上がりました。

  8. ↑
    [v] Fate/Apocrypha material - Encyclopedia: Saber of “Red” [Servant], p.150-151 [T]

    Saber of “Red” [Servant]
    A Red Servant, but one that has actually gone over to the Black camp. In contrast to the way the Red camp was unified under Shirou Kotomine as the only Master, she alone formed a partnership with Shishigou Kairi as her Master, as done in a normal Holy Grail War.
    Her true identity is Mordred, one of the Knights of the Round Table. She is the Knight of Rebellion who ended King Arthur’s legend. And she was also born as an inhuman being like King Arthur. After all, her father is King Arthur, and her mother is the mortal enemy of King Arthur, the witch Morgan.
    Mordred’s true identity is that of an artificial life-form; in other words, a homunculus. Accordingly, her life-span was extremely short, and she was born expressly for the purpose of killing King Arthur.
    Far from hating King Arthur, she came to feel only yearning and admiration for her father, but when she confessed to King Arthur that she was his legitimate child not knowing what else to do, the king declared that he wouldn’t acknowledge her as the next king, and this caused her longing to change completely into hatred.
    And then, as if guided by a blood-stained destiny, Mordred fought against King Arthur on the Hill of Camlann. Though she was defeated, she managed to deal a fatal wound, and thus brought an end to King Arthur’s legend.
    As a Servant, she is first-class. Though her overall specs are lower compared to her father Arthur, the King of Knights, she possesses power worthy of the Saber class. By combining her jet propulsion through “Prana Burst” and her sword “Clarent: Radiant Sword of the King”, her attacks can cut down most Servants in a single slash. Also, the defensive strength of her armor is also considerable aside from its abilities, so she was able to avoid a fatal blow despite being hit by a fully-powered attack from Berserker of Black that was strengthened by a Command Spell.
    Her position in the story, rather than her actual character, is like that of Bonnie and Clyde, who lived by the motto “We have no tomorrow”. In the initial plot, it was decided that she would merely “rampage around and then exit the stage”.
    Mordred’s story also progressed in the background of the main story. She thought over her past in the form of a dream, and the meetings she then had with various Servants—particularly the conversation she had with the homunculus like her and his Servant—served as a turning point for her.
    As a result, Mordred finally understood what her father sought when he pulled the sword from the stone. In the end, it was because she didn’t understand that that Mordred continued to live in anguish. She did not feel fear towards the king like the other knights. After all, she herself was an inhuman being.
    Even so, let’s suppose that she might happen to encounter her father in a Holy Grail War somewhere. She would immediately fight and try to slash her father apart. Believing she has managed to understand her father and passionately wanting to surpass her father are separate matters for her.
    She hates being treated as a woman, but also feels dissatisfied with being treated as a man, making a very complicated, or rather bothersome, Servant. She chose her clothes herself, so she does not seem to have a problem with her appearance being seen as feminine by others.
    Also, she is being supplied with plenty of prana, but she is the type to proactively eat food in order to enjoy the present age without caring about the necessity. Her food preferences lean somewhat towards junk food, and she loves carbonated drinks.
    Perhaps due to being summoned with a vague catalyst like a splinter of the Round Table, she has miraculously good compatibility with her Master Shishigou. Though it was not mentioned in the story, she liked Shishigou from the start based on his clothing due to her overflowing rebellious spirit.

    “赤”のセイバー【サーヴァント】

  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1
    [v] Character material - Mordred, p.042-043

    Note: All references to gender are neutral in the original text.

    Introduction - Mordred
    "You must never remove that helmet."

    The child of Artoria's sister, Morgan.
    A masked knight that came to Camelot with only the recommendation of Morgan and by presenting his awesome swordsmanship became one of the knights of the round table. He was given his sword despite his unknown origins because of his abilities and his straightforward mental chivalry.

    In Fate, actually a clone created by Morgan from Artoria. A homunculus, but also a rather complete son of Artoria. Morgan used sorcery to enchant Artoria, who had become a pseudo male, extracted sperm and developed it in her own ovary.

    "My son, you have the right to inherit the throne, but for now, hide your status and obey the King. And one day....you will defeat the King and take his place." He bore that obsession of his mother, but before that ambition, was Mordred's adoration of King Arthur.

    Being a homunculus, his speed of growth was faster than a human being, and his life span far shorter. Feeling shame at his twisted birth, he was unconsciously jealous of normal people and due to the special innocence that children have, worshiped King Arthur, the "perfect king".

    While hiding his dislike of others, he protected the way of the knights in such a way that could only be found in picture books and worked hard daily in being the ideal knight.

    But, even that innocence was shattered by Morgan.
    Not having the slightest feelings of rebellion on him, he was spurred on by Morgan who told him the truth of his birth.

    That Mordred was a child born between Artoria and Morgan.

    That King Arthur didn't know that Mordred was his own child and that even if he did, he would never accept such a filthy child.

    While shocked by this, he was at the same time wrapped in joy.

    Despite not being a proper human, he was a child having the same blood as the King. No, as the son of a king that was superior, he should be proud of the fact that he was not human. In name, reality, mind, and body, he was fit to be the successor of the King.

    Mordred approached the King with delight. This was because to Mordred, who had no father, King Arthur was the very form of godlike "father".

    However, Artoria rejected Mordred very clearly.

    "I see. Even if you were born my sister's plotting, you were certainly born from me. However, I will not recognize you as my son nor will I give you the throne."

    Arthur hated his sister Morgan. How could the son of that person be accepted.
    "It makes sense.... I finally understand why my title was the weakest."

    Despite how hard he tries. Even if he excels over anyone, the moment he was born from Morgan, the King would look down on him as a forever as a dirtied child.

    Because of the love he had up until then had been so great, the hate of the rejected Mordred burned.

    As a result, the distrust of the Round Table towards King Arthur spread and the reigns of power of Camelot were seized once Arthur departed for the Rome expedition.

    He would become the leader of the rebellion representing the national discontent towards King Arthur, after finally returning after a long and tiresome battle.

    Mordred raged, claiming that he hated King Arthur, that he was fit for the throne, but the truth was that he only wanted to be accepted by Artoria. He only wanted to be called "son" by the King.

    The final fight.

    With both armies dying, the two faced each other on a hill of swords.

    "Look around you King Arthur. Your country has ended. Which ever one of us emerges the victor, it matters not. As you see before you, everything is gone. You should have known it would come to this. Had you given to me the crown, this would not have happened. Did you hate me, the son of Morgan, that much?!"

    King Arthur emotionlessly replied back.
    "Not once did I despise you.

    There was only one reason I would not give you the throne.

    You didn't have the capacity of a King."

    Mordred ran forward, driven on by passion.

    Defeated in single combat, Mordred collapsed while still impaled by a spear.

    "Never remove it before other people."
    Freed from that mask his mother forced on him, and with a face identical to Artoria exposed, he said,

    "....Fa-ther,"

    He reached out to touch the King with his blood-soaked hands at least once, but not even that wish was granted as he fell.

  10. ↑ Fate route Day 14 - What I've gained
  11. ↑ Fate/Apocrypha Volume 1, Chapter 1
  12. ↑ Fate/Apocrypha Volume 1, Chapter 2
  13. ↑ Fate/Apocrypha Volume 2, Chapter 2
  14. ↑ Fate/Apocrypha Volume 2, Chapter 3
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Fate/Apocrypha Volume 3, Chapter 1
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 3: The Demonic Fog Laughs
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 7: One More Mystery
  18. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 1: London, The City of Demonic Fog
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 4: One Book, One Pen
  20. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 5: Helter Skelter
  21. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 6: London Night
  22. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 8: The Death of the Mage's Association
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 9: Opportunity
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 10: At the End of Brilliant Steam
  25. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 11: Angrboda
  26. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 12: Myth of Thunder and Lightning
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 Fate/Grand Order - London: The Death World in the City of Demonic Fog, Section 13: Beyond the Fog
  28. ↑ Camelot/Zero translated at Beast's Lair
  29. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm, Section 5: Taking Flight
  30. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm, Section 7: Mordred, the Raider Knight
  31. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm, Section 13: To the Desert of Atlas
  32. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm, Section 17: Replica
  33. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Act 05: IV / Control Tower Barbatos
  34. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 2: Perpetual Empire
  35. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 3: Suspicious Shadow
  36. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 4: Legendary Beast of a Foreign Nation
  37. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 5: Distinguished person, Heroine of the White Shaft
  38. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 6: Epiphany of the Demonic General
  39. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 7: First Emperor
  40. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 8: The Land at Peace
  41. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 9: Morning Star of Rebellion
  42. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 10: Galloping Over a Thousand Miles
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 13: Devil King's Portrait
  44. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 14: Battle of Xianyang
  45. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 15: Whereabouts of Human Order
  46. ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - SIN: Land of Unified Knowledge, Section 16: Crimson Beauty Under the Moon
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.1 47.2 47.3 Fate/Apocrypha - Volume 2: Chapter 2
  48. ↑ 48.0 48.1
    [v] Fate/Apocrypha material - Encyclopedia:
    Radiant and Brilliant Royal Sword [Noble Phantasm]
    Rebellion Against My Beautiful Father [Noble Phantasm], p.159 [T]

    Radiant and Brilliant Royal Sword [Noble Phantasm]
    Rebellion Against My Beautiful Father [Noble Phantasm]
    Clarent.
    Clarent Blood Arthur.
    Together, they are Mordred’s Noble Phantasm. It was originally a sword stored in King Arthur’s treasury. But Mordred broke into the treasury when she caused her rebellion. Perhaps being interested in it as the “sword that symbolizes royalty”, she came to favor using it.
    It was originally a B rank sword bestowed during the succession of kingship, used to amplify the king’s authority… the king’s royal aura. Concretely, it raises the owner’s physical stats by one rank, and grants and raises the skill “Charisma”. However, since Mordred was never acknowledged as king, the sword itself is lowered by one rank and she cannot acquire any bonuses while wielding it.
    However, the ability of “amplification” itself has not been lost, so Mordred drives her excessive hatred into the sword in the form of prana, thereby amplifying it and allowing her to shoot it as an attack.
    To make it easy to understand, “Clarent Blood Arthur” is an application of “Prana Burst”, and the red lightning that it manifests are her twisted feelings towards her father that have been amplified by the sword.
    In the light novels, her discord with the King of Knights was (one-sidedly) resolved, but she can still shoot it regardless of her feelings towards her father. In that regard, she possesses the innate talent inherited from the blood of the King of Knights.

    燦然と輝く王剣【宝具】
    我が麗しき父への叛逆【宝具】
    クラレント。
    クラレント・ブラッドアーサー。

  49. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm Section 7 Mordred, the Raider Knight
  50. ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Camelot: The Sacred Round Table Realm Section 7 Mordred, the Raider Knight
  51. ↑ 51.00 51.01 51.02 51.03 51.04 51.05 51.06 51.07 51.08 51.09 51.10 51.11 51.12 51.13 51.14 51.15 51.16 51.17 51.18 51.19 51.20 51.21 51.22 Fate/Grand Order material IV - Mordred, p.208-215
  52. ↑ 52.00 52.01 52.02 52.03 52.04 52.05 52.06 52.07 52.08 52.09 52.10 52.11 52.12 52.13 52.14 52.15 52.16 52.17 52.18 52.19 52.20 52.21 52.22 52.23 52.24 Fate/Grand Order - Mordred (Rider), Translation by Master of Chaos
  53. ↑ Takeuchi, according to Nasu: Mordred is great. She is the crowning achievement of the culture that Type-Moon has created. Don't you agree, Nasu Kinoko-kun?
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Pretender: Hephaestion Mnemosyne • Lady Avalon • Nine-Tattoo Dragon Eliza • Oberon • Tenochtitlan
Beast: Goetia • Tiamat • Kiara Sessyoin • Kama/Mara • Cath Palug • Tamamo Vitch Koyanskaya • Whore of Babylon • U-Olga Marie
Fate/Requiem Voyager • Berserker • Saber • Lancer • Caster • Anubis • Unnamed female Servant • Assassin • Avenger • Rider • Hendrik van der Decken • Barbarossa • Circe • Edward Teach • El Cid • Jacques de Molay • Hannibal • Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa • Minamoto Kurou Yoshitsune • Elizabeth Bathory • Mata Hari • Foreigner • Asclepius • Odysseus
Fate/type Redline Saber • Archer • Berserker • Assassin • Caster • Rider • Lancer • Fake Lancer
Fate:Lost Einherjar Archer • Berserker
Caster • Assassin
Lancer • Rider
Saber • Unknown
Fate/Samurai Remnant Initial Servants: Saber • Archer • Lancer • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker
Stray Servants: Stray Saber • Stray Archer • Stray Lancer • Stray Rider • Stray Caster • Stray Assassin • Stray Berserker • Stray Ruler
Others: Ototachibana-hime
Fate/kaleid liner Fifth Holy Grail War Class Cards: Archer (Gilgamesh) • Assassin (Assassin • Assassin) • Saber • Lancer • Archer • Rider • Caster • Berserker
Unknown Holy Grail War Class Cards: Assassin • Berserker • Berserker
Koha-Ace Sakura Saber • Musashi • Lancer • Demon Archer • Devil Saber • Rider • Caster • Assassin • Berserker • Sun Wukong • Lancer
Others Saber Lion • Faker • Others • Servants of Fate/Grand Order x Himuro's World
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