History Characters / FateGrandOrderBeasts

* EvenEvilHasStandards: She ''invokes'' this trope in every other E-Olga variant. Even her "Anger" incarnation is considered small-time in comparison to her.
* EvilerThanThou: To every version of Olga Marie before her. Considering how Aqua is considered the closest to U-Olga's personality, that indicates this version of her is much worse than U-Olga was even before her "human" personality surfaced.

* WorldsStrongestWoman: Cagliostro stated that he fine-tuned her to be truly impossible to predict, let alone defeat, implying he was aiming for this trope specifically. Time will tell how true this turns out to be.

* AmbiguousSituation: Daji's moniker of "Golden White Face" indicates that she is the Japanese solar goddess Amaterasu -- who was said in ''VideoGame/FateEXTRA CCC'' to have had the potential to become a Beast -- or an avatar thereof. Tamamo-no-Mae, who is the only known confirmed avatar of Amaterasu, vehemently denies any connection to Daji, but Tamamo Cat, who is one of the Tamamo Nine, disagrees and bluntly admits that she was indeed Daji. Whether Daji is a separate avatar of Amaterasu or -- as Tamamo insists -- a completely unrelated fox-spirit is ultimately left unclear, although there's no chronologically possible alternatives since Mizukume (Tamamo's original name) has an established date of birth. There's also the fact that Taigong Wang, who fought and defeated Daji, explicitly mentions that Koyanskaya, who modeled her physical appearance after the Fair-faced Golden Fox and resembles Tamamo, looks just like Daji as well, and Koyanskaya in latter appearances flip flops on saying that either Daji or Tamamo was her inspiration.

* AmbiguousSituation: Daji's moniker of "Golden White Face" indicates that she is the Japanese solar goddess Amaterasu -- who was said in ''VideoGame/FateEXTRA CCC'' to have had the potential to become a Beast -- or an avatar thereof. Tamamo-no-Mae, who is the only known confirmed avatar of Amaterasu, vehemently denies any connection to Daji, but Tamamo Cat, who is one of the Tamamo Nine, disagrees and bluntly admits that she was indeed Daji. Whether Daji is a separate avatar of Amaterasu or -- as Tamamo insists -- a completely unrelated fox-spirit is ultimately left unclear, although there's no chronologically possible alternatives since Mizukume (Tamamo's original name) has an established date of birth. There's also the fact that Taigong Wang, who fought and defeated Daji, explicitly mentions that Koyanskaya, who modeled her physical appearance after the Fair-faced Golden Fox and resembles Tamamo, looks just like Daji as well, and Koyanskaya in latter appearances flip flops on saying that wither Daji or Tamamo was her inspiration.

* PoorCommunicationKills: It's revealed by Aqua Marie that Flare Olga was a proponent for Proper Human History and was the only one of the Olga's that Chaldea could have convinced to switch sides, unfortunately, due to her vocal cords not being developed and having Cagliostro so close along with Flare using her GravityMaster powers on them from a great distance made them assume that Flare was antagonistic from the start and swiftly take her down.

* UpliftedAnimal: Of a sort: as Beast IV, he slowly became intelligent and gained the ability to talk as he accumulated power. By giving it all up to Mash, he becomes a normal animal again.

->"Now that the god vessel has lost her soul, I shall conduct her to the stage of my play as an Avenger Ex Machina. You know what this is called. '''An encore. A return to the spotlight, if you will.'''" - Count Alessandro di Cagliostro\\\

* WorldsStrongestWoman: Cagliostro stated that he fine-tuned her to be truly impossible to predict, let alone defeat, implying he was aiming for this trope specifically, Time will tell how true this turns out to be.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Possibly subverted in ''From Lostbelt'', where we first see her emerging from behind a sobbing Director Olga Marie's back (possibly even coming ''out of her'') with a malevolent SlasherSmile while Olga is presumably still stuck inside of CHALDEAS, ruthlessly clamping her hands around her human self's neck. TheReveal that U-Olga in Nahui Mictlan ''is'' the (formerly) human Olga suffering from memory erasure suggests that the U-Olga we saw grabbing her by the neck might actually have been ''CHALDEAS'' choosing her as a vessel and creating a form for itself (or perhaps ''herself''), though this is a definite AmbiguousSituation.

* PuppetQueen: Unfortunately for her, she has no true authority or agency whatsoever, only that which CHALDEAS allows her to have, all without her knowing. Even her own butler Kotomine knew this while she didn't. The ''From Lostbelt'' manga implies she caught on to this way before her choice to risk it all against ORT.

* WeCanRebuildHim: It's brought up by the Chaldean that it's possible to restore her shattered Saint Graph after her Heroic Sacrifice against ORT albeit likely as an EmptyShell. Kirei comments that if it were up to him then he'd let her rest but The Count is most likely gonna attempt to put her back together, creating the E-Olga Maries, none of whom act like an EmptyShell.

* ArcVillain: The four of them are the main antagonists behind the Presidential Singularities, though it is worth noting that the first three consider the final incarnation ("Happiness") to be the greatest threat.

* OneHitKill: She claims that she ''could'' have obliterated the Storm Border and everyone on it in an instant, but instead decided she wanted to ''seize'' it and its crew (or at least half) for herself.