History Characters / FateGrandOrderArchersDToM

* AdaptiveAbility: ''Fate'' series is no stranger of having {{Not Hyperbole}}s, but Gouchin - Yumiharizuki makes Tametomo constantly adapt if he finds something that doesn't fall in a single shot. Find someone who can actually stop one of your arrows? Fire three of them so that one of them can land. Find out that the person in question can tank your arrows? [[RainOfArrows Fire an entire volley of them]]. "Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden" shows just how absurd Tametomo's arrows can evolve if they are given enough shots.

* TheresNoKillLikeOverkill: If Tametomo used his full power in life, he would've splattered humans across the pavement with his arrows. His fourth Bond Line has him state that he's performing maintenance on his bow to increase its destructive power by 40% and to direct any objections to the ID he's providing.

Deep within her lies the other facet of Durga and Parvati, the goddess, Kali. The goddess of destruction who is the embodiment of Durga's wrath. One of her most famous act is when fighting with the asura Raktabija, who can multiply himself using every single drop of his blood that falls on the ground. Durga becomes so angry at this that Kali promptly manifests and drinks all of Raktabija's blood before it can drop and then eating all of the clones that had already manifested.\\\

* DanceBattler: Kali's ultimate destructive power is channeled through the medium of dance, but dancing in general is one of her few passions unrelated to bloodshed and death. She even tries to strike up a friendship with fellow dancer Mata Hari over this common connection. Her Noble Phantasm Samhara Kali:World-Shattering Victory Dance, is her infamous dance that nearly destroyed the whole world after being drunk in her victory against Raktabija.

* TheDreaded: Kali is one of the most dangerous Divinities to ever exist. Various myths tells of her being a feared being that tramples all of creation. Her intro features her recreating her infamous dance that took '''SHIVA''' to be trampled for her to stop. Even her subdued form of Durga is respected among anyone familiar with her mythos, stating that she's less a warrior and more a living extermination weapon, but at least she follows commands; Kali is basically Durga without the emergency brakes.

* GoodIsNotSoft: And that's putting it lightly! Kali as the embodiment of Durga's rage, her function is to destroy asura at the height of Durga's anger, however Kali can lose herself in bloodlust, and even her dancing is powerful enough to put the entire world at risk, at one point it takes Shiva getting danced on inadvertently to get her to calm down through sheer regret and shame.

* OneWingedAngel: Kali is this for Durga. When Rani gives her enough energy to, 'Durga' reveals her true identity as an Alter Ego class Kali. As a playable Servant, Kali manifests on her own upon Durga reaching Third Ascension, but retains her Archer class.

* CatSmile: He does this quite alot.

* GreatBow: Her main Noble Phantasm is Maanna, the Boat of Heaven, an ornate bow so huge that she rides on it like a light aircraft. It shoots planets. No, we don't mean it shoots ''at'' planets. We mean it uses the distilled concept of a planet as ammunition. Gods in the Nasuverse don't mess around.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name is usually written out [[CapsLock in all caps]], but here it's merely "Emiya".

* {{Archenemy}}: Of Ishtar. Most of the tragedy throughout his life originated from her, all because he rejected and insulted her proposal, breaking an agreement the kings of Uruk had with the gods that would see humanity enslaved to them. (Not to mention that she definitely played a part in the eventual death of his OnlyFriend Enkidu.) In contrast to his more mature Caster counterpart, who's quelled his grudge enough that he deliberately treats her like a SitcomArchnemesis at worst, this Gilgamesh despises her so much that he would immediately unseal [[EarthShatteringKaboom Ea]] if faced with her presence in any form.

* {{Archenemy}}: She despises Gilgamesh since he rejected and insulted her marriage proposal, breaking a standing contract between the kings of Uruk and the gods. Ever since that, she's tried to make his life a living hell. Babylonia on other hand has her act less like an archenemy and more like a SitcomArchnemesis. But her proper archenemy is Enkidu, who even tries to kill her when they attempt to help the protagonist in Solomon, and seeks to throw animal parts at her in My Room dialogue.

* SitcomArchnemesis: She has attacked Uruk every day that she can in order to make Gilgamesh love her. Gilgamesh and the people of Uruk treat her as a minor annoyance.

* {{Tsundere}}: Even with Ishtar as the main personality, it still wouldn't be Rin if this wasn't present. Even all her actions till Caster Gilgamesh death shows she's been this towards him. The summoned version at bond five blushes and says she 'doesn't hate' the protagonist then says she'll follow them to the underworld and back. Looks like she just can't say that simple 'I like you.'

* ForWantOfANail: Discussed. She's famous as the Holy Maiden, a warrior, and a Heroic Spirit, but she wondered what she'd be like if she was never any of those things. That's when Marie asked for help drawing a manga. Jeanne soon found she had a knack for it and the rest is history.

->'''Illustrator:''' STAR Shadow

Gilgamesh is considered to be one of mankind's first heroes: a demigod born from the union between King Lugalbanda of Uruk and the goddess Rimat-Ninsun. As ruler of Uruk, he was a transcendent, despotic being of two-thirds divinity, and may have been actually based on a real-life Sumerian king during the third millennium BC. His life and adventures were recorded in the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the oldest surviving great works of literature, and it was said that at one point he owned every treasure in the world.\\\

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: She is not what you'd call divinity's most radiant goddess. She is at best a pest, and at worst a completely useless idiot. However - and no doubt largely thanks to Rin's influence - her heart will ultimately end up in the right place, and when the chips are down she can be an incredibly powerful asset if something needs blowing up.

* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Save for her Third Ascension, she's always barefoot. In the game, she exclusively levitates so the reasoning is obvious, while in the anime adaptation of Babylonia she's much more [[{{Pun}} grounded.]] In all fairness to her, she ''is'' an ancient goddess in what would today be Dhi Qar, Iraq. Hilariously, she seems to acknowledge this as a quirk of hers as she demands Ritsuka kiss her feet in a show of humility after he buys her off, for no other reason than gleefully knowing full well that it'll gross him out and not much else - not to mention stick it to [[SitcomArchNemesis Gilgamesh]], as Ritsuka and Mash are his "lackeys."