History Characters / FateGrandOrderCastersNToZ

* DudeWheresMyRespect: [[spoiler:Despite Odin handing the reins in this timeline to her, he never actually tried to help her in any way, and she laments that his ravens being used to guide Chaldea instead of her indicates who Odin favors.]]

* LastOfHerKind: The only god to survive her Lostbelt's Ragnarök.

* MistakenIdentity: [[spoiler:In her interlude she mistakes Cú Chulainn Caster for Odin himself (even though he's just [[EmissaryFromTheDivine a proxy]] and corners him demanding answers for Lostbelt Odin's actions during their version of Ragnarok. It takes Cú Chulainn quite a few tries to convince her that he's ''not'' Odin himself.]]

* ObliviousToLove: Discussed in her Interlude. [[spoiler:Cú Chulainn Caster knows for a fact that PHH Odin is in love with PHH Skadi, so he speculates that this is also the case for Lostbelt Odin. Skadi is shocked to hear this as she the idea that Odin had feelings for her never crossed her mind.]]

* BrokenBird: Subtle but shows hints that she longs for her world that no longer exists. This is particularly noticed during Valentines.

* DropTheHammer: Can attach her "wand" to her drinking gourd to form a makeshift mallet.

* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: Funnily enough, most of the routes in ''Samurai Remnant'' show Shousetsu dying at the end, but the route that ''Grand Order'' uses for the crossover is the only one where she ''doesn't'' -- yet here she is as a Servant, without the exceptional circumstances other living Servants like Shiki Ryougi or the Prillya trio had, implying Shousetsu met her end offscreen anyway. It's not clear if her homunculus life cycle ran out or if her death was something more abrupt.

* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: Funnily enough, most of the routes in ''Samurai Remnant'' show Shousetsu dying at the end, but the route that ''Grand Order'' uses for the crossover is the only one where she ''doesn't'' -- yet here she is as a Servant anyway, without the exceptional circumstances other living Servants like Shiki Ryougi and the Prillya Trio had, implying Shousetsu met her end offscreen anyway. It's not clear if her homunculus life cycle ran out or if her death was something more abrupt.

* MesACrowd: After becoming a Servant, she acquired a second, passive Noble Phantasm: if given a good enough source of mana, she will start automatically and subconsciously creating copies of herself. It didn't come from her own accomplishments, but from the reason behind her creation: Mori Souiken started dabbling in homonculus creation with the express intent of creating a better, more innocent humanity. [[spoiler:When hooked up to the Waxing Moon, the sheer power coming from the device creates a full-blown Tree of Emptiness entirely made of copies of Shousetsu.]]

* ReiAyanamiExpy: A white haired artificial being and [[spoiler:The Count created an mindless army of copies of her; and whenever she's killed her Servant self's mind jumps into one of them. Additionally her first ascension is a plugsuit and the original Rei was cloned from a woman named Yui.]]

* AmbiguousGender: Shousetsu is very androgynous and in her home series her gender was listed as unknown before revealed. Many of the citizens of Edo presume her as a man which she doesn't correct. Complicating the issue is the fact that ''Samurai Remnant'' occurs in a pruned timeline, meaning it's completely possible that Yui was a man in Proper Human History. For its part, ''Grand Order'' [[AvertedTrope makes no attempt to hide]] that ''Samurai Remnant'''s Shousetsu is a woman, shown off quite clearly in her starting Ascension.

* HistoricalGenderFlip: Discussed. In Proper Human History, Shousetsu was a man and a revolutionary who attempted to overthrow the shogunate. The game's Shousetsu, a female homunculus created using Einzbern techniques, is intrigued to read about this. But as she reads on, she's disappointed by but accepting of all the ways their lives diverged.

* ReiAyanamiExpy: A white haired artificial being and [[spoiler: The Count created an mindless army of copies of her; and whenever she's killed her Servant self's mind jumps into one of them. Additionally her first ascension is a plugsuit and the original Rei was cloned from a woman named Yui.]]

* InnocentBlueEyes: In contrast to the Einzbern techniques that created her, Shousetsu has bright blue eyes instead of the Einzbern's trademark red. This reflects her selfless personality to the point of HonorBeforeReason. While she's willing to fight and kill for her beliefs, she hates underhanded tactics and wishes to understand her foes and their motivations even if she's dueling them to the death. Li Shuwen calls her desire to right all the wrongs of the world innocent and childish. This same idealism gets her used by Ushi Gozen in her home game.

* ReiAyanamiExpy: A white haired artificial being and [[spoiler: The Count created an mindless army of copies of her; and whenever she's killed her Servant self's mind jumps into one of them.]]

* DifficultButAwesome: Shousetsu's NP provides several powerful party wide buffs, but comes with an interesting condition: the best buffs are only applied if the target has a pre-existing Quick, Arts, and/or Buster buff (and permanent buffs don't count), with each granting a different effect. Shousetsu herself only supplies an Arts buff, so getting all three requires some tricky planning and potentially some very rare Servants/Craft Essences, but the payoff is a boost in ATK, Crit Damage, and NP Damage all at once, and these buffs ''stack'' if Shousetsu [=NPs=] multiple times. If you've got the pieces to the puzzle, Shousetsu's NP on top of her supportive kit will quickly ramp up the party's damage.

* MagicKnight: More on the Magic side than the Knight side. While she wields a katana and uses it in her Arts attacks, most of her attacks involve using different types of elements to damage her enemies.

* HistoricalGenderFlip: Discussed. In Proper Human History, Shousetsu was a man and a revolutionary who attempted to overthrow the shogunate. The game's Shousetsu, a female homunculus created using Einzbern techniques, is intrigued to read about this. But as she reads on, she's disappointed to see all the ways their lives diverged, as the male Shousetsu never became a teacher or founded an academy like she did.