History Characters / FateGrandOrderBeasts

->"This should be a battle worth watching. I'll accept that you have the right to appear before God. Now - show me the power that defeated the 'me' of fire!" \\\

Aqua Marie, also known as Water E-Olga, is the second one of the E-Olga variants to appear and the main antagonist of Olga Marie Quest 2. She provides the Master with a U-Piece (Water). She represents Olga Marie's comfort.

-->'''Aqua Marie''': "Tsk... I've ''had'' it... I'm going to boil all the seawater, and turn this planet into a '''hot spring! It's God's bath time!'''"

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[[caption-width-right:1000:Element of Sympathy]]

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* TheDreaded: He's this to the deinos, as they're utterly terrified of him, and a lot of other people do their best to avoid a confrontation with him. This is for good reason, as Tezcatlipoca admits that Camazotz would wipe the floor with him, and Daybit, someone on the level of Kirschtaria and, by association, ''Lostbelt Zeus'', was only able to manage a tie by expending a Command Seal. Even U-Olga Marie (admittedly stuck at ''4%'' of her current full power at maximum) treads lightly around him, recognizing him alongside ORT and Kukulkan as one of the three beings inside the South American Lostbelt who can defeat her.

* AdaptationalIntelligence: Whereas in the game Kirei believed that Olga was likely unaware of being CHALDEAS' chosen Servant and ultimate Disciple, as well as being expendable and destined to be tossed aside, ''From Lostbelt'' strongly indicates that she had it all figured out a while ago (which makes a great deal more sense due to her canonically being a LivingLieDetector) and makes it clear to him that she ''chooses'' to risk her life for her friends and the planet anyway, thus magnificently subverting her status as PuppetQueen and UnwittingPawn and showing that it really is the human Olga in there. Even better in that she decides not to hold a grudge against Kirei, even though she knows he actually reports to the Foreign God's hidden identity who is using her as a vessel ''and'' chose to let her find out about the nature of Chaldea's relationship with her on her own, and she actually ''thanks'' him.
-->'''Kirei''': [[PetTheDog "Are you absolutely certain about this?"]]
-->'''U-Olga Marie''': "ENOUGH! I've made my decision. Stick with me until the end."
-->'''Kirei''': "Am I perhaps facing dismissal? Oh, how heartless. You could at least write me a letter of introduction."
-->'''U-Olga Marie''': "CLEARLY YOU HAVE ANOTHER JOB LINED UP! I BETTER NOT CATCH YOU SLACKING OFF JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE ONLY DOING THIS ON THE SIDE!"
-->'''Kirei''': "As you instruct, so it shall be done."
-->'''U-Olga Marie''': (''turns away'') "...You could've revealed the truth right from the start, yet you chose to play along with my game of make-believe." (''{{Beat}}'') "...Thank you."
-->'''Kirei''': (''bittersweet smile'') "Mhm... I better return inside the ship. Off you go, my lady."
* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: While the game hasn't provided any information on the whereabouts of her soul after she sacrifices her body to destroy ORT, the ''From Lostbelt'' manga shows her floating cold, naked, and alone in pure darkness while reminiscing on the dream she had about her human self joining her friends in the spotlight, loved and respected at last. All U-Olga can do is curl up and pray that she will somehow, someday, find her way back to her body (which players know has been reborn as the soulless destroyer E-Olga Marie) and take full control of her life for the first time.

* BroughtDownToBadass: Gameplay-wise, even though the story states she is only able to achieve 4% of her true power at ''maximum'' without her heart, she can still tear through just about everything that gets in her way. Even bosses that she's upset about not being able to oneshot can still be easily removed with her leading the charge. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, she becomes a huge ButtMonkey in terms of the story, suffering humiliation after humiliation at the hands of those who are normally insignificant compared to her, and she literally wipes herself out trying to destroy ORT because her heart couldn't regenerate in time.]]

* CameBackWrong: Subverted, as it is a heroic example. After being killed by Tezcatlipoca, she was then later on revived. Yet, at this time, it also restored her humanity. One of the things she recovered was emotions and the ability to sympathize with others. Upon meeting up with Tezcatlipoca once again, she regains her memories. These new emotions combined with the knowledge of what she did before overwhelm her. Though she pretends nothing is wrong, it's clear that she is crushed by the guilt of her previous actions and is completely disgusted with herself. She desperately wants to hide the truth from her new friends afraid that they would no longer want to be with her if they learnt that she regained her memories. Unfortunately, this may be played straight later on. At worst, her next revival (should the Count succeed) has a chance of turning her into a defective and soulless monstrosity - which it ultimately does, along with duplicating her body.

* CosmicPlaything: The universe continues to demonstrate that it just absolutely '''hates''' Olga with a burning passion. First, she achieves practically nothing by destroying the Wandering Sea and attacking the Storm Border, as Kukulkan arrives to humiliate her. Then she loses her heart and memories thanks to Tezcatlipoca and Daybit, reducing to a tiny fraction of her real power and is thus royally owned by many characters who are vastly inferior to her. Her HeroicSacrifice against ORT is quickly overshadowed and diluted by ORT summoning itself as a Grand Foreigner, after which Kukulkan pulls of her own sacrifice that actually works on it. '''Then''' Olga is revealed to have been a BodyDouble for CHALDEAS this entire time with a complete lack of agency, and on top of all that, if she is revived, there is a chance she may only be an EmptyShell with even less agency. The worst part is that she was unaware of any of this. The Count, however, is hoping to give her a much better role by reviving her as "the star of the show" in the form of E-Olga Marie.

* HeroicSacrifice: She uses her powers to freeze ORT in time before forcibly recharging the Hume-Barrel Rayproof with her remaining energy. Having already lost her heart, the strain proves too much for her Saint Graph, but her sacrifice allows both Chaldea and herself to destroy ORT's main body for good before she vanishes. However, Kirei is confident (yet not onboard with helping, wishing Olga could just rest for once) that the Count can find a way to restore her for CHALDEAS to use, albeit with the possibility of being an EmptyShell without her old personality. Ultimately, when the Count does revive her, she is indeed very different.

* InexplicablyAwesome: One of the bigger questions on her existence is how exactly Olga, an excellent mage but otherwise unremarkable by most standards, would end up developing into a god like being she's presented as now. Douman believed that it was due to using the power of a fully bloomed Tree of Emptiness, but when he tries to replicate the process on himself, he only receives a fraction of the assumed strength boost and none of her extra abilities. There is a missing link between her time getting tortured in Area 51 as Subject E and then manifesting as the Foreign God. The only hint so far is that Moriarity thinks Subject E called the Foreign God, which itself is contradictory since they are the same being, unless Subject E called out to CHALDEAS, who then transformed her into a vessel. The only thing that's for certain is that whatever happened changed her on a biological level based off of the appearance of her heart.

* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: After tanking everything sent her way between Olympus and Traum, Lostbelt No. 7 sees her being immensely weakened and therefore facing defeat several times as a testament to how brutal the Lostbelt is. Kukulkan smacks her down straight into the Earth (granted, she is the sentient detached heart of ORT itself and used her Noble Phantasm to do so while Olga was standing between her and the Storm Border), Tezcatlipoca "kills" her by ripping her heart out while she is gravely injured which results in her amnesia, Beni Enma Alter flat out "kills" her again with a single blow - only extremely temporarily though, and at her absolute weakest - and ORT forces her to retreat, although the latter three examples happen when she has barely a tiny fraction of her true might.

* SpannerInTheWorks: Olga Marie getting tossed into CHALDEAS was not part of Marisbury's plan, which means U-Olga Marie's appearance was an unexpected factor as well. It's implied that CHALDEAS was trying to get rid of her the whole time, or rather get rid of her human personality that allies herself with the protagonists, as the Chaldean accuses Kotomine of manipulating her into sacrificing herself, which he does not deny, though it presumably has no problems with her body being reconstructed for it to use, regardless of whether or not it's as an EmptyShell. The Count, however, brings multiple enhanced derivatives of her to life because he despises the idea of her going out the way she did without ever getting anywhere near her true potential, even gleefully stating that she will grow far beyond his ability to predict and become truly impossible to stop once she awakens in the form of her final variant.

* 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. The Count goes a step further and creates ''multiple'' Elemental Olga derivatives, the first of which already displays signs of not being mindless or completely empty. He then goes on to say that the final derivative will be completely beyond his ability to predict and impossible to defeat, implying she will be absolutely uncontrollable.

* TheWorfEffect: After being portrayed as a borderline invincible force throughout the second half of Cosmos in the Lostbelt, the start of Lostbelt 7 has her getting swat down like a fly against Kukulkan (who is admittedly a part of ORT ''and'' was using her Noble Phantasm while Olga was attempting to stand between her and the Storm Border) and proving to be just as helpless against ORT as Chaldea is, albeit she would likely have done far better (even if she would have lost anyway) had she more than ''4%'' of her true strength.

* BattleThemeMusic: [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y7bxoGJFYg0&pp=ygUUb2xnYSBtYXJpZSBxdWVzdCBvc3Q%3D She has a unique (and currently unnamed) one which her previous incarnation did not receive.]]

* SoreLoser: Actually subverted. Her losing quote indicates she is ''none too thrilled'' about the tide eventually turning against her, but after a moment to settle down, she is downright impressed.

* BattleThemeMusic: [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y7bxoGJFYg0&pp=ygUUb2xnYSBtYXJpZSBxdWVzdCBvc3Q%3D She has a unique (and currently unnamed) one which her previous incarnation did not receive.]]

* TheHeavy: The Count may have brought the Olga variants to life, but he maintains that Olga herself is the true star of the show, not himself. Indeed, each Elemental is your ultimate enemy for each Presidential Singularity.

* SoreLoser: Her losing quote indicates she is ''none too thrilled'' about the tide eventually turning against her.

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[[folder:Beast of Collapse]]
!!Daji


The Millennium Fox who is known for being the original form of the Golden White Face. Daji was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang sent by the goddess Nuwa to bring the end to the Yin dynasty. But instead, she ended up corrupting the king to bring ruin to China as she revealed herself to be an Evil of Humanity, the Beast of Collapse. She was finally captured and executed by the Taoist sage Taigong Wang. This would inspire Koyanskaya to begin her own journey towards becoming a fox-like Beast.

** Flare being soulless does not mean that she is mindless. Does she follow the Count due to programming or is it by choice? Is she loyal or simply using him to have a chance to encounter and battle Chaldea at the same time he's using her?
** Does she have any memories of her past incarnations?

* CameBackWrong: Flare is seemingly an EmptyShell fire variant of U-Olga. Justified since she is only one of several fragments of the true Olga.

* DemotedToDragon: Justified, Flare follows the Count's instructions because he brought her (a soulless fragment) to life from the true Olga's shattered Saint Graph, therefore Flare is merely a fraction of the real deal and has no goal or drive of her own other than to test Chaldea on behalf of the Count in the fight of their lives. The Count implies that this "demotion" will not last long once the final variant arrives. Possibly subverted after the events of Id, as none of her incarnations seem to even need him to be alive and will simply continue destroying Proper Human History entirely on their own.
* DragonInChief: The Count states that - at the very ''least'' - the final variant will be this, saying she will be unable for even himself to predict and tailor-made to be '''impossible''' even for all of Chaldea combined to beat.
* DullEyesOfUnhappiness: Flare does not have the bright orange-gold diamond pupils that U-Olga possessed.

* HornsOfVillainy: She still maintains these as carried over from U-Olga, but Flare E-Olga's right horn has been broken and her left one is ''bizarrely shaped''.
* ItCanThink: Flare E-Olga is not completely void of thought, emotion, or personality, judging by her annoyed reaction to being called "Mysterious Olga X" by the Player.
* LightIsNotGood: She wears a primarily white outfit and is a soulless destroyer, far more ''vicious'' in all he elemental incarnations than the original U-Olga.

* MakingASplash: Aqua Marie has water based powers, her battle field shows that she can control the weather as she makes it rain a storm powerful to create humongous waterspouts.

* ReforgedIntoAMinion: Formerly a figure with her own autonomy who chose her own path by sacrificing herself against ORT, these derivatives of U-Olga are solely subservient puppets to the Count's orders... for ''now'', as he freely admits that the more powerful they are, the more unpredictable they will become, even for him. He might even ''want'' this trope to be subverted, saying that all he did was bring the vessels to life and let them loose, plus he seems downright giddy at the prospect of the final Olga Marie being impossible for him to predict in terms of behavior and power. Potentially already subverted as of Id and the Aqua Marie Quest; assuming the Count has no more tricks left after his defeat there (which seems unlikely), all remaining forms of Olga will now likely be moving forward even without him, operating of their own free will in their quest to obliterate Proper Human History. Aqua certainly has no issues operating entirely on her own.

* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Invoked by the Count, who wants each Olga variant to be more powerful and dangerous than the one before.

* TheStarscream: It is a ways off from happening, but the Count anticipates at least the final E-Olga to be impossible for him to predict, implying he knows (and looks forward to the event) that she will not be following any instructions from ''anyone.'' Couple that with her being fine-tuned to be impossible for anyone to defeat and '''all''' sides will have a new crisis on their hands.

* TragicVillain: They have ''no soul,'' thus being world destroyers was probably not really their choice.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: All of Chaldea regards beating these Elementals and collecting their pieces as avenging and protecting the honor of the singular Director they used to be.

!! E-Flare Marie

E-Flare Marie, also known as Flare E-Olga, is the first of these variants and the main antagonist of "Olga Marie Quest 1", creating the Olympus Presidential Singularity. She leaves behind a mysterious U-Piece (Fire) after the heroes manage to disperse her.

* EmotionlessGirl: Subverted, Flare actually displays silent TranquilFury depending on the protagonist's choice of what to call her.
* EmptyShell: Played with. Flare is outwardly cold, never talks, and doesn't seem to have any indicators of U-Olga Marie's personality... unless the Player calls her "The Mysterious Olga Marie X", causing her to shoot them an all-too-familiar DeathGlare, a clear sign that part of Olga's personality remains.

* TheVoiceless: Flare Marie is entirely silent, emphasizing her (apparent) mechanical lack of personality, although it is unknown if she is unable to speak or simply finds words unnecessary.

!! E-Aqua Marie

Aqua Marie, also known as Water E-Olga, is the second one of the E-Olga variants to appear and the main antagonist of Olga Marie Quest 2. She provides the Master with a U-Piece (Water).

* BigBad: She is in control for ''real'' this time during Olga Marie Quest 2, and CHALDEAS and Cagliostro presumably have little to no influence over her.

* MakingASplash: Naturally, as she is the godly embodiment of the water element.

!! Daji

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!! Flare Marie

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[[caption-width-right:1000:Flare E-Olga]]

Flare Marie, also known as Flare E-Olga, is the first of these variants and the main antagonist of "Olga Marie Quest 1", creating the Olympus Presidential Singularity. She leaves behind a mysterious U-Piece (Fire) after the heroes manage to disperse her.

!! Aqua Marie

They are the final antagonists of each Presidential Singularity and, according to the Count, will only continue to grow in power and abilities until even he will have no idea what the final Olga is capable of.\\\

Aqua Marie, also known as Water E-Olga, is the second one of the E-Olga variants to appear and the main antagonist of Olga Marie Quest 2.

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[[caption-width-right:1000:Flare E-Olga]]


->"--" (menacing silence)\\\

Flare Marie, also known as Flare E-Olga, is the first of these variants. She leaves behind a mysterious U-Piece (Fire) after the heroes manage to disperse her.

Aqua Marie, also known as Water E-Olga, is the second one to appear.

* BattleIntro: Flare Marie's intro shows a fiery explosion expanding outward and her shadow looming up in the background as huge letters reveal her name before it fades to reveal her standing on the actual battlefield.

* TheComicallySerious: Flare's DeathGlare when the protagonist calls her "Mysterious Olga Marie X" just screams this.
* DeathGlare: Flare's default expression, and she is every bit as good at it as her previous incarnations. She looks even more pissed when the Player refers to her as Mysterious Olga X, indicating that part of the original Olga's personality is still within her.
* DegradedBoss: Of a sort. They're weaker versions of U-Olga Marie. That being said, they are [[ZigZaggedTrope much more durable to compensate]] due to U-Olga Marie requiring two Break Bars to be broken in contrast to them having four Break Bars, though that may be due to the fight ending abruptly before taking out her remaining Break Bars. The Count is hoping to subvert this trope with the later Elementals, stating the final one will be completely unbeatable.

* EmotionlessGirl: Subverted, Flare actually displays silent TranquilFury depending on the protagonist's choice of what to call her.
* EmptyShell: Played with. Flare is outwardly cold, never talks, and doesn't seem to have any indicators of U-Olga Marie's personality... unless the Player calls her "The Mysterious Olga Marie X", causing her to shoot them an all-too-familiar DeathGlare, a clear sign that part of Olga's personality remains.
* EvilIsBurningHot: Flare Marie increases the power of her heat to ''at least 5772K.''
* FinalBoss: Flare Marie serves as the last and greatest opponent of the first "Presidential Singularity" that Chaldea encounters.

* LightIsNotGood: She wears a primarily white outfit and is a soulless destroyer, far more taciturn and ''vicious'' than the original U-Olga.

* PlayingWithFire: Flare E-Olga, as indicated by her title, has fire-related powers and in-game, she has several skills related to whether she has a Burn debuff on her or not.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Red, black, and white are her main colors and she's a soulless destructive variant of U-Olga, albeit an incomplete fragment.
* RedRightHand: Her right horn is in pieces that float around the main segment.
* ReforgedIntoAMinion: Formerly a figure with her own autonomy who chose her own path by sacrificing herself against ORT, these derivatives of U-Olga are solely subservient puppets to the Count's orders... for ''now'', as he freely admits that the more powerful they are, the more unpredictable they will become, even for him. He might even ''want'' this trope to be subverted, saying that all he did was bring the vessels to life and let them loose, plus he seems downright giddy at the prospect of the final Olga Marie being impossible for him to predict in terms of behavior and power. Potentially already subverted as of Id; assuming the Count has no more tricks left after his defeat there (which seems unlikely), all remaining forms of Olga will now likely be moving forward even without him, operating of their own free will in their quest to obliterate Proper Human History.

* TheVoiceless: Flare Marie is entirely silent, emphasizing her (apparent) mechanical lack of personality, although it is unknown if she is unable to speak or simply finds words unnecessary.
* WarmupBoss: The Count sees Flare as this compared to her future Elemental variants, stating that she is meant to give Chaldea a surprise reveal and initial challenge, with each Olga variant being progressively more difficult and complex. She ''still'' overwhelms them and it takes everything they have just to ''barely'' beat her. The Count suspects that her final variant will be impossible for Chaldea to overcome or for him to predict in terms of powers and behavior.

* WorfHadTheFlu: The only reason Chaldea had any chance of beating Flare E-Olga in a straight fight was because she was only a ''fragment'' of the real U-Olga's full potential - the ''weakest'' fragment, according to the Count, and even then Chaldea only '''barely''' succeeded.

* SequentialBoss: With each break bar that the heroes manage to shatter, Flare increases her power and heat until she's burning like the Sun.

* TheDreaded: He's this to the deinos, as they're utterly terrified of him, and a lot of other people do their best to avoid a confrontation with him. This is for good reason, as Tezcatlipoca admits that Camazotz would wipe the floor with him, and Daybit, someone on the level of Kirschtaria and, by association, ''Lostbelt Zeus'', was only able to manage a tie by expending a Command Seal. Even U-Olga Marie treads lightly around him, recognizing him alongside ORT and Kukulkan as one of the three beings inside the South American Lostbelt who can defeat her.

* UndyingLoyalty: To humanity and his kingdom, he never stopped to fight ORT and managed to put him to slumber. Very literal on the "undying" part.

* UndyingLoyalty: To humanity and his kingdom, he never stopped to fight ORT and managed to put him to slumber.

* DemotedToDragon: Justified, Flare follows the Count's instructions because he brought her (a soulless fragment) to life from the true Olga's shattered Saint Graph, therefore Flare is merely a fraction of the real deal and has no goal or drive of her own other than to test Chaldea on behalf of the Count in the fight of their lives. The Count implies that this "demotion" will not last long once the final variant arrives.

* ReforgedIntoAMinion: Formerly a figure with her own autonomy who chose her own path by sacrificing herself against ORT, these derivatives of U-Olga are solely subservient puppets to the Count's orders... for ''now'', as he freely admits that the more powerful they are, the more unpredictable they will become, even for him. He might even ''want'' this trope to be subverted, saying that all he did was bring the vessels to life and let them loose, plus he seems downright giddy at the prospect of the final Olga Marie being impossible for him to predict in terms of behavior and power.

** ''From Lostbelt'' shows U-Olga's first appearance as her rising from behind the crying human Olga's back (or perhaps coming ''out'' of her) while she's still in CHALDEAS and callously clamping her hands around her human self's throat. Is this a SplitPersonality caused by CHALDEAS, or is this actually ''CHALDEAS itself'' taking on the form of its soon-to-be vessel?

-->'''U-Olga Marie''': (''turns away'') "...You could've revealed the truth right from the start, yet you chose to play along with my game of make believe." (''{{Beat}}'') "...Thank you."

* 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 Disciples knew this while she didn't.

* ImAHumanitarian: In order to respawn and replace life with her Laḫmu, she needs to get it inside herself ''some''how -- and, as Ushiwakamaru discovered, this too is a very viable option for Tiamat.

* MsFanservice: In contrast to her outfit as Olga Marie, her new outfit is basically a two piece swimsuit, with the lower piece leaving a fair bit of her hips exposed, with her legs being covered in SensualSpandex.

* SensibleHeroesSkimpyVillains: During her time as the Director of Chaldea, she wears a fairly modest outfit, consisting of a jacket and a blouse with a skirt, with very long socks that go past her skirt line, with there being pretty much zero skin exposure aside from her hands and face. By contrast, as U-Olga Marie, she's wearing what's effectively a fairly skimpy, two piece swimsuit, with SensualSpandex for her legs.

* {{Leitmotif}}: "Advent" plays in every scene she's in. She loses this trait alonside her memories in Lostbelt No. 7.

* NecessarilyEvil: In a sense. While it would probably be a lot more convenient for humanity if it didn't have to confront the manifestations of its own evils, the seventh Lostbelt in particular offers an explanation for why humanity needs to ''overcome'' those evils, as opposed to never possessing them in the first place as is the case with the Deinos. Namely, that the evils the Beasts represent are also primary drivers for progress and innovation. For example, the Deinos are explicitly noted to lack Comparison. While they are left in awe and wonder of the accomplishments of Proper Human History and the other Lostbelts that Chaldea tell them of, they don't feel any envy for those achievements, and despite demonstrating genius intellect that allows a Deinos like Tepeu [[InstantExpert to master human magecraft with a simple explanation]], they don't feel any need to advance themselves, not even to compete with the Ocolemeh for survival. This contrasts heavily with the lost human civilization of Ka'an from the same timeline, which transformed Camazotz into a Beast and managed the incredible achievement of defeating their version of ORT at the height of its power, though obviously at the cost of total extinction. For better or for worse, having these evils in the first place creates obstacles for humanity to outgrow and eventually overcome.

* PowerLevels: Beast Spirit Origin outputs are measured with a Tier # Planetary Class grading scale, with a higher number indicating a lower output.

** Zigzagged, regarding Beast I, as the first Beast to awaken[[note]]Beast II technically existed before him, but she did not manifest as a Beast until he arranged the circumstances to return her to the world from the Reverse Side[[/note]], was the weakest as a result. But, in actuality, he's shown to be among the strongest Beasts due the energy he absorbed from the Incineration of Humanity, with Da Vinci explicitly describing him as being the strongest being they've ever faced during Heian-Kyo, putting him above Tiamat, Kiara & Kama, Koyanskaya, and even U-Olga, at least at first.