History Characters / FateGrandOrderCastersAToF

* {{Familiar}}: She is accompanied by Robin, her cockney-accented talking blue robin. (Rough speaking Robin in Japanese. Think [[Franchise/Disgaea Prinnies and their "dood"]].)

* DimensionLord: The Great Three Ploy Kickshaws created by Yumina, [[TheArchmage the Magician of the First Magic]], are so powerful, their mere presence overwrites the rules of the world not unlike a Reality Marble, and they are completely immune to damage unless the attack follows those rules; fitting since they were created out of the First Magic. This makes them '''hotly''' coveted by the Clock Tower for many, many reasons, to the point that even just one of the Great Three is worth an entire kingdom.

* {{Familiar}}: She is accompanied by Robin, her cockney-accented talking blue robin. (Rough speaking Robin in Japanese. Think Prinnies and their "dood")

* NotTheIntendedUse: Her passive skill "Yumina" gives her Guts upon being affected by instant death and Chen Gong's Noble Phantasm inflicts the latter on an ally when used. This makes Alice effectively a reusable ammo for Chen Gong's NP.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KanaHanazawa

* DimensionLord: The Great Three Ploy Kickshaws created by the original Yumina Witch are so powerful, their mere presence overwrites the rules of the world not unlike a Reality Marble, and they are completely immune to damage unless the attack follows those rules; fitting since they were created out of the First Magic. This makes them '''hotly''' coveted by the Clock Tower for many, many reasons, to the point that even just one of the Great Three is worth an entire kingdom.

* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: As a full-blooded Yumina Witch, Alice is ''very'' hard to kill. This is reflected in her being the most durable Servant in the game by a wide margin as of this writing.

* DimensionLord: The Great Three Ploy Kickshaws created by the original Yumina Witch are so powerful, their mere presence overwrites the rules of the world not unlike a Reality Marble, and they are completely immune to damage unless the attack follows those rules; fitting since they were created out of the First Magic. This makes them '''hotly''' coveted by the Clock Tower for many, many reasons.

* StoneWall: Emphasis on the "wall". Her skillset is ''stacked'' with a massive HP pool and loads of defensive options: a flat 30% Defense buff that becomes 50% with HomeFieldAdvantage, a loopable NP that inflicts Terror, a special variant of Anti-Purge Defense on a ''two-turn cooldown'' that can't be removed or bypassed, a passive reduces all non-NP damage (including Ailments!), and an innate 5-time Guts against Instant Death effects. The obvious catch is that this comes at the cost of her damage, having an Attack stat comparable to ''support'' SSR Casters that is further reduced by their innate 0.9% modifier.

* TheComicallySerious: She is infamous for being able to put on a penguin mascot costume with a straight face.

** Her Third Ascension Noble Phantasm seems to be one for the [[DevelopmentHell planned]] ''Witch on the Holy Night'' sequels, because nothing like it appears in the first game at all.

* {{Familiar}}: She is accompanied by Robin, her cockney-accented talking blue robin.

Alice is often accompanied by a blue bird she calls Cock Robin who calls her Angel Mum. Her brand of magic invokes numerous fairy tale allusions, even her name, Alice, like a certain sentient book is also named after the famous, ''Literature/AliceInWonderland''.

* TheComicallySerious: She is infamous for being able to put on a penguin mascot with a straight face.

Alice is often accompanied by a blue bird she calls Cock Robin who calls her Angel Mum. Her brand of magic invokes numerous fairy tale allusions, even her name, Alice, like a certain sentient book is also named after the famous, ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'.

* AliceAllusion: Her mother deliberately named her that as well as theming her magic based on fairy tales. In the Chibichuki manga, Fate/Extra's Alice and Nursery Rhyme invite her to have a tea party with them since they share a name.

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Of course summoning a Divine Spirit like him would be a really tall order, especially if your udon catalyst was served to be eaten by someone else. As such, the Servant known as "Daikokuten" is actually a swarm of mice who are said to be servants of the god. The number of mice varies depending on amount of mana provided and they wear European-style maid outfits for some reason, but they are dedicated on serving their new Master, trying to work past the capabilities of their mouse brains.

* DoYouWantToCopulate: As they are mice who really want to serve everyone they can, they are rather open talking about how they want to breed to increase their numbers to serve even more people.

->''"Good to meet you, Great Master. As our lord Daikokuten was too busy to answer your summons, we are here in his stead...We are his familiars, the Daikoku-Nezumi, and we will work on his behalf. We may be small in stature, but no task is too large for us."''

* ContinuityNod: In ''Anime/FatePrototype''; Arthur tells Ayaka that she looks like Vivian. Aesc's first ascension is very similar.

* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: [[spoiler:She uses all of the energy and armaments Morgan prepared for 2000 years against Cernunnos. It's enough to expose the god's core to the Black Barrel Replica, but the strain is too much for Altria who fades away to Avalon to sleep forever immediately after she's finished attacking.]]

* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Uses the [[SuperSmoke smoke from her lamp-shaped incense burner]] to form various weapons, from boxing gloves she pounds the enemy with [[RocketPunch before shooting them off]] to a [[DropTheHammer massive hammer]].

* SpotTheImposter: She is disguised as Medea at the beginning of the Salem chapter until the incident with Tituba where she has to reveal herself. Sanson is already suspicious towards her before her reveal, and many characters like Mata Hari and Mash note how surprising it is for "Medea" to suddenly have a change of heart overnight to join the Pseudo-Singularity and work so hard to "restore communications" (when she was actively jamming them).