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* SquareRaceRoundClass: He's considerably annoyed by his summoning as a Saber, because as he points out himself, even if his entire legend and history revolves around legendary swords, it's because he's the one who ''made'' them. He's a blacksmith, not a warrior; he's not much of a swordsman and never killed anybody himself, implying he should be a Caster. He even has Territory Creation as a skill because being a man of the craft, he needs a work place to be useful. That said, his ability to stand toe-to-toe with the Lancer of Purgatorio in Shimousa, blowing the undead monstrosity's torso clean off ''twice'' while casually dodging his peerless (albeit degraded) spear-blows, demonstrates he's a lot more skilled than his grumblings would suggest. His playable version shows he easily fits as a Saber despite this.

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* SquareRaceRoundClass: He's considerably annoyed by his summoning as a Saber, because as he points out himself, even if his entire legend and history revolves around legendary swords, it's because he's the one who ''made'' them. He's a blacksmith, not a warrior; he's not much of a swordsman and never killed anybody himself, implying he should be a Caster.Caster, which Senji himself notes he would be if he were a regular Servant instead of a Pseudo-Servant. He even has Territory Creation as a skill because being a man of the craft, he needs a work place to be useful. That said, his ability to stand toe-to-toe with the Lancer of Purgatorio in Shimousa, blowing the undead monstrosity's torso clean off ''twice'' while casually dodging his peerless (albeit degraded) spear-blows, demonstrates he's a lot more skilled than his grumblings would suggest. His playable version shows he easily fits as a Saber despite this.
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* SquareRaceRoundClass: He's considerably annoyed by his summoning as a Saber, because as he points out himself, even if his entire legend and history revolves around legendary swords, it's because he's the one who ''made'' them. He's a blacksmith, not a warrior; he's not much of a swordsman and never killed anybody himself. He even has Territory Creation as a skill because being a man of the craft, he needs a work place to be useful. That said, his ability to stand toe-to-toe with the Lancer of Purgatorio in Shimousa, blowing the undead monstrosity's torso clean off ''twice'' while casually dodging his peerless (albeit degraded) spear-blows, demonstrates he's a lot more skilled than his grumblings would suggest. His playable version shows he easily fits as a Saber despite this.

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* SquareRaceRoundClass: He's considerably annoyed by his summoning as a Saber, because as he points out himself, even if his entire legend and history revolves around legendary swords, it's because he's the one who ''made'' them. He's a blacksmith, not a warrior; he's not much of a swordsman and never killed anybody himself.himself, implying he should be a Caster. He even has Territory Creation as a skill because being a man of the craft, he needs a work place to be useful. That said, his ability to stand toe-to-toe with the Lancer of Purgatorio in Shimousa, blowing the undead monstrosity's torso clean off ''twice'' while casually dodging his peerless (albeit degraded) spear-blows, demonstrates he's a lot more skilled than his grumblings would suggest. His playable version shows he easily fits as a Saber despite this.
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* HeroicBSOD: Theseus was a traditional hero until he killed Asterios, which broke him both emotionally and mentally. Justice no longer made sense to him after being forced to kill someone who was as much as victim as the people being sacrificed to him, and it is implied the entire ordeals effect on him is the real reason he left behind Ariadne. He would spend the rest of his life trying to act as a proper hero with his sense of right and wrong completely broken but mostly failing.

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* HeroicBSOD: Theseus was a traditional hero until he killed Asterios, which broke him both emotionally and mentally. Justice no longer made sense to him after being forced to kill someone who was as much as a victim as the people being sacrificed to him, and it is implied the entire ordeals effect on him is the real reason he left behind Ariadne. He would spend the rest of his life trying to act as a proper hero with his sense of right and wrong completely broken but mostly failing.
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* TrailOfBreadCrumbs: His first Noble Phantasm, Ariadne Aporito Hades, is the thread that Ariadne gave him to lead the way through the Labyrinth. In battle, he uses it to lead the way to his opponent so he can slash them as well as using it as a RazorFloss to lash or bind his enemies.

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* TrailOfBreadCrumbs: His first Noble Phantasm, Ariadne Aporito Hades, Apórrito Ádis, is the thread that Ariadne gave him to lead the way through the Labyrinth. In battle, he uses it to lead the way to his opponent so he can slash them as well as using it as a RazorFloss to lash or bind his enemies.

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