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* TheRival: With Creator/MurasakiShikibu, who served the Empress Akiko, Sadako's rival. Murasaki's opinion of Sei is the heading quote. Sei had nothing at all to say about Murasaki herself, but plenty of unkind remarks to make about her late husband and brother.
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* TheRival: With Creator/MurasakiShikibu, who served the Empress Akiko, Sadako's rival. Murasaki's opinion of Sei is the heading quote. Sei had nothing at all to say about Murasaki herself, [[SpeakIllOfTheDead but plenty of unkind remarks to make about her late husband and brother.brother]].
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* In ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', she is an Archer-Class Servant and a foil to Creator/MurasakiShikibu, basically being ''way'' more hyperactive and embracing modern technology in writing and generally more hip to her old fashioned rival. Their relationship can be likened to a lighter version of the modern 'Boomer (Murasaki) vs Zoomer (Sei)' slang.
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* In ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', she ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'':
** She is an Archer-Class Servant and a foil to Creator/MurasakiShikibu, basically being ''way'' more hyperactive and embracing modern technology in writing and generally more hip to her old fashioned rival. Their relationship can be likened to a lighter version of the modern 'Boomer (Murasaki) vs Zoomer (Sei)' slang.
** In the 6th Summer Event, she is a Berserker-class Servant. She wears swimsuits and acts like a delinquent, attacking people with hammers and spray painting graffiti.
** She is an Archer-Class Servant and a foil to Creator/MurasakiShikibu, basically being ''way'' more hyperactive and embracing modern technology in writing and generally more hip to her old fashioned rival. Their relationship can be likened to a lighter version of the modern 'Boomer (Murasaki) vs Zoomer (Sei)' slang.
** In the 6th Summer Event, she is a Berserker-class Servant. She wears swimsuits and acts like a delinquent, attacking people with hammers and spray painting graffiti.
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* PhotographicMemory: She was rumored to have this since she wrote down to the slightest detail about events that happened years ago.
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* In ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', she is a Servant and a foil to Murasaki.
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* In ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', she is a an Archer-Class Servant and a foil to Murasaki.
Creator/MurasakiShikibu, basically being ''way'' more hyperactive and embracing modern technology in writing and generally more hip to her old fashioned rival. Their relationship can be likened to a lighter version of the modern 'Boomer (Murasaki) vs Zoomer (Sei)' slang.
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* 'Manga/UtaKoi' - She appears in several episodes of the anime, interacting with other members of the court.
* In VideoGame/FateGrandOrder, she is a Servant and a foil to Murasaki.
* In VideoGame/FateGrandOrder, she is a Servant and a foil to Murasaki.
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* 'Manga/UtaKoi' ''Manga/UtaKoi'' - She appears in several episodes of the anime, interacting with other members of the court.
* InVideoGame/FateGrandOrder, ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', she is a Servant and a foil to Murasaki.
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* JerkAss: A section of the Pillow Book describes the court ladies' reaction to an illiterate commoner who comes to beg alms from the palace after his house has burnt down. Sei writes for him a poem about the tragedy of transience, which he delightedly leaves with, believing it to a promissory note. The ladies all think this is ''hilarious''.
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* JerkAss: A section of the Pillow Book ''Pillow Book'' describes the court ladies' reaction to an illiterate commoner who comes to beg alms from the palace after his house has burnt down. Sei writes for him a poem about the tragedy of transience, which he delightedly leaves with, believing it to a promissory note. The ladies all think this is ''hilarious''.
