History Characters / FateGrandOrderUnclassed

* GoneHorriblyRIght: Nebuchadnezzar II constantly tries to make himself to get closer to godhood, something that starts to become successful once he has taken over the body of Gilgamesh. This would be fine if it wasn't for the fact that Enkidu excels at binding those with Divinity, so him becoming more of a god makes him more acceptable to their attacks.

'''Class''': Rider\\

%%[[caption-width-right:350:Cretor of the Ark]]
%%'''Class''': Lancer\\

%%[[caption-width-right:350:some caption text]]

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Nemo's existence in mobile is tied to Phantom Servant research made by Moriarty, something that only happens after "Observer on Timeless Temple" arc. Here he appears in the Seventh Singularity.
* AlternateSelf: Is clearly meant to be see as being an older version of Nemo, whatever the reason might be.

* AnimalLover: Tamamo says that he prefers the company of animals as oppose to humans, making her like him as she's part fox. Fitting for he is actually the biblical Noah, who famously built an ark for himself and his family along with two of every animal in the face of the planet.

* WithholdingTheirName: Like Nemo in the mobile version, he doesn't want to give out his name when he's first introduced, calling himself a nobody and going by "Captain". Most likely because he is actually the Grand Rider, Noah.

* AnimalLover: Tamamo says that he prefers the company of animals as oppose to humans, making her like him as she's part fox.

* WithholdingTheirName: Like Nemo in the mobile version, he doesn't want to give out his name when he's first introduced, calling himself a nobody and going by "Captain".

[[folder:Nebuchadnezzar II]]

* UnholyMatrimony: With his new wife he calls "Draco".

[[folder:Taigong Wang]]
->'''Rarity:''' SSR (5*)

->'''Origin''': China (11th century BC)\\
'''First appearance:''' ''Fate/Grand Order''

He made his debut in the Tungusta Sanctuary event.

* ImprobableUseOfAWeapon: The weapon he carries around is a whip that can hurt even gods, but he instead uses it as a fishing pole. Or if he is being somewhat serious, just make it grow humongous and drop it onto his enemies.
* OnlyKnownByHisNickname: "Jiang Taigong Wang" is a title that he gained from King Wen. His real name is Jiang Ziya. This is most likely because the Japanese spelling of Taigong Wang, Taikoubou, is the name of the main character of ''Manga/SoulHunter''.
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[[folder:Tokugawa Ieyasu]]
[[quoteright:311:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tokugawa_ieyasu_kh.png]]
[[caption-width-right:311:"Tanuki"]]
->'''Class:''' Varies\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\
%%'''ID:''' No. \\
%%'''Command Cards:''' ; ()\\
%%'''Alignment:''' \\
%%'''Attribute:'''
->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

[[UsefulNotes/TokugawaIeyasu The last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers]] (or maybe just a body double who took over when the real Ieyasu died very young) after the fall of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. While he has no set Class as a Servant, the eventfulness and tenure of his 260 year dynasty affords him the abilities and Noble Phantasms of his many famous vassals including UsefulNotes/HattoriHanzo, UsefulNotes/HondaTadakatsu, and three generations of the [[UsefulNotes/YagyuJubei Yagyu family]].

Like Hideyoshi, he made his debut in KOHA-ACE which fleshes out a bit of his character and a few of his abilities. He and his family later play an enormous role in the events of "Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku" when its villain exploits their influence and various neuroses to advance her schemes.
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[[folder:Dobrynya Nikitich]]
->'''Rarity:''' SR (4*)

->'''Origin''': Myth/RussianMythologyAndTales\\
'''First appearance''': ''Fate/Grand Order''
%%'''Illustrated by''': Robi-na

She made her debut in the Tunguska Sanctuary event.

* CatGirl: She possesses cat ears and a long, white tail. While Dobrynya doesn't really have that much to do with cats, there is a song about them that tells of a witch who turned them into variety of animals, possibly being a carryover from that.
* DragonRider: Another Rider who actually rides on an animal in-battle, with her riding on a saddled white dragon.
* PunnyName: Retroactively so as she's a CatGirl who's name is Dobry'''''nya'''''.

[[folder:Taigong Wang]]
->'''Rarity:''' SSR (5*)

->'''Origin''': China (11th century BC)\\
'''First appearance:''' ''Fate/Grand Order''

He made his debut in the Tungusta Sanctuary event.

* ImprobableUseOfAWeapon: The weapon he carries around is a whip that can hurt even gods, but he instead uses it as a fishing pole. Or if he is being somewhat serious, just make it grow humongous and drop it onto his enemies.
* OnlyKnownByHisNickname: "Jiang Taigong Wang" is a title that he gained from King Wen. His real name is Jiang Ziya. This is most likely because the Japanese spelling of Taigong Wang, Taikoubou, is the name of the main character of ''Manga/SoulHunter''.
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[[/folder]]

[[folder:Tokugawa Ieyasu]]
[[quoteright:311:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tokugawa_ieyasu_kh.png]]
[[caption-width-right:311:"Tanuki"]]
->'''Class:''' Varies\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\
%%'''ID:''' No. \\
%%'''Command Cards:''' ; ()\\
%%'''Alignment:''' \\
%%'''Attribute:'''
->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

[[UsefulNotes/TokugawaIeyasu The last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers]] (or maybe just a body double who took over when the real Ieyasu died very young) after the fall of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. While he has no set Class as a Servant, the eventfulness and tenure of his 260 year dynasty affords him the abilities and Noble Phantasms of his many famous vassals including UsefulNotes/HattoriHanzo, UsefulNotes/HondaTadakatsu, and three generations of the [[UsefulNotes/YagyuJubei Yagyu family]].

Like Hideyoshi, he made his debut in KOHA-ACE which fleshes out a bit of his character and a few of his abilities. He and his family later play an enormous role in the events of "Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku" when its villain exploits their influence and various neuroses to advance her schemes.
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* NotTheIntentedUse: The weapon he carries around is a whip that can hurt even gods, but he instead uses it as a fishing pole. Or if he is being somewhat serious, just make it grow humongous and drop it onto his enemies.

[[folder:Tokugawa Ieyasu]]
[[quoteright:311:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tokugawa_ieyasu_kh.png]]
[[caption-width-right:311:"Tanuki"]]
->'''Class:''' Varies\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\

->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

[[UsefulNotes/TokugawaIeyasu The last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers]] (or maybe just a body double who took over when the real Ieyasu died very young) after the fall of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. While he has no set Class as a Servant, the eventfulness and tenure of his 260 year dynasty affords him the abilities and Noble Phantasms of his many famous vassals including UsefulNotes/HattoriHanzo, UsefulNotes/HondaTadakatsu, and three generations of the [[UsefulNotes/YagyuJubei Yagyu family]].

Like Hideyoshi, he made his debut in KOHA-ACE which fleshes out a bit of his character and a few of his abilities. He and his family later play an enormous role in the events of "Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku" when its villain exploits their influence and various neuroses to advance her schemes.

The second king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, Nebuchadnezzar II was a man who was born with powers from the Age of Gods. He is known as the greatest king of the Chaldean dynasty, taking over the neighboring regions and appointing the Neo-Babylonian Empire as the ruling kingdom of Near East, building many grand monuments such as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. But he was ultimately unable to surpass his human limits, and has said to have gone mad and him destroying the kingdom of Judah marking him as a cruel tyrant by the local people.

!!! Other

[[folder:Medusa (First Order)]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lancer_medusa_alter.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The (Altered) Goddess of the Shapeless Isle]]
->'''Class''': Lancer\\

->'''Origin:''' Greece (Myth/ClassicalMythology)\\
'''First appearance:''' ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (As Rider)\\
'''Voiced by''': Creator/YuuAsakawa, Creator/MelissaFahn (''-First Order-'' anime) (English)

The Adult version of Lancer Medusa that appears in ''First Order''. She has not appeared in the game, though a child version of Lancer and the traditional Adult Rider have, along with a similarly Evil Gorgon as an Avenger. Like all other servants in this war aside from Caster Cu, she has been blackened by the corrupted grail.

* CanonForeigner: Sort of. This form of Medusa only appeared in the ''First Order'' anime, replacing Lancer Benkei in the game's version of Singularity F.
* ChainPain: Like her Rider version, she utilizes chains for long-ranged attacks.
* CompositeCharacter: Has the class of Medusa "Lily", but has the appearance of her adult Rider version and has Harpe as her Noble Phantasm. She's also straight up evil like Gorgon, though not to that extent.
* DeadlyGaze: Cybele, her Mystic Eyes of Petrification, which will leave you TakenForGranite. She's already left dozens of people, including Matou Shinji, in this state by the time the heroes arrive.
* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: In the ''First Order'' anime, she warns Mash what Harpe does (any wounds it inflicts [[WoundThatWillNotHeal cannot be healed via supernatural means]], only naturally) before fighting her.
* {{Irony}}: She wields Harpe, the weapon Perseus used to kill her in her original life.
* SinisterScythe: Has Harpe as her weapon of choice and Noble Phantasm. Notably, this is the weapon that killed her in life.
* UnderestimatingBadassery: In the ''First Order'' anime, she assumes that Cú Chulainn is a SquishyWizard like most Casters and all she has to do to beat him is to get in close and not give him time to chant his spells. This leads to her own demise, as even as a Caster, Cú Chulainn is no slouch in melee and his spells are instantaneous and nonverbal, meaning she was too close to dodge them.

[[folder:The Tamamo Nine]]
->'''Classes:''' Berserker (Cat), Assassin (Daji), Caster (Original), Alter-Ego (All Qualify)\\

->'''Origin:''' SE.RA.PH (as an original creation offshoot of Japanese myth)\\
'''First appearance''': ''[[VideoGame/FateExtra Fate/EXTRA CCC]]'' (Caster's ending)\\
'''Illustrated by''': Arco Wada\\
'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChiwaSaito

The nine fragments of Tamamo-no-Mae's tails. Of the group, only seven have been named and described in detail, including Tamamo Cat (the wild chef), Tamamo-Gucci (who fancies high-class goods), Tamamo-Delmo (who loves decorating her home), Tamamo-Vitch (the capable and beautiful secretary), Tamamo-no-hime (the ideal princess), the deep and mysterious Tamamo-alia, and the self-proclaimed "original" Tamamo-no-Mae, of which the Lancer swimsuit version is a variation - meaning, she's not one of the Tamamo Nine (at least... sort of. Maybe. Question mark.).\\\

To save someone she deeply loved during a Moon Holy Grail War, Tamamo-no-Mae summoned her fellow tails to aid in their rescue. When they started to express an attraction to her Master, she repaid them with an attempted eternal exile to the Far Side of the Moon. Being as crafty and ruthless as her, they soon escaped, and while many no longer carry a torch for Kishinami Hakuno, their grudge towards their Caster kin remained.\\\

Each member is different, but all have a strong dislike of one another and a murderous need to be viewed as the "original" Tamamo. In ''Grand Order'', three of them have appeared to date: the "original" Caster Tamamo, the Berserker Tamamo Cat and Assassin/Alter Ego Daji (aka Tamamo-Vitch).

* AnimalMotifs: Each of them apart from the orginal take on a different type of animal motif ether on top of or instead of their fox motif. Tamamo Cat is obvious, while Vitch is Bunnies, due to her fondness of Hugh Hefner.
* AppropriatedAppellation: While the original Tamamo repudiates being identified as the evil Chinese nine-tailed fox Daji, Tamamo-Vitch embraces the identity and claims it as her True Name.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Each one was originally a PaletteSwap of Tamamo in her ''CCC'' ending, but starting with Tamamo Cat, they all began to receive unique appearances and character traits. Cat still retains the red kimono in early ascensions but even she eventually loses it.
* EnemyWithout: To each other, but mostly to the Tamamo who tried to banish them to an eldritch zone where they might have suffered DeathOfPersonality. Also, Cat indicates she didn't treat them much better even before that point.
* GodhoodSeeker: Tamamo-Vitch wants to [[spoiler:apotheosize into a Beast without reverting back into Amaterasu, though after her HazyFeelTurn becoming a Beast takes a back seat to her new objectives and she instead decides to pursue apotheosis as the Greater Goddess of Weaponry Ikusautsuwa-no-Ōmikami]].
* HazyFeelTurn: [[spoiler:The [[Characters/FateGrandOrderAssassinsGToM Assasssin-class Servant Koyanskaya of Light]] is a somewhat-repentant [[Characters/FateGrandOrderForeignGodAndForces Tamamo-Vitch]], who sides with Chaldea after her plan to become a Beast is put on ice.]]
* {{Kitsune}}: The Tamamo Nine are fragments of Tamamo-no-Mae's power manifested as doppelgangers of her -- attractive women with fox ears and tails -- though Tamamo herself is actually a goddess incarnated in the form of a ''kitsune''. Amusingly, Tamamo Cat has convinced herself that she's a cat, while Tamamo-Vitch -- a fangirl of Hugh Hefner -- insists she's a bunny rather than a fox.
* SecondLove: Of a sort. While the original still holds her torch for Hakuno, Cat has accepted that she won't get to see them again and has grown quite attached to the Chaldean Master.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: A few of them have run into this. Tamamo-Vitch had it worst; for years people were unsure if it was "Vicci", "Bichi" or just literally ''bitch'', as harsh as that seemed; the English version of Saber Wars came down with -Vitch, however, putting the argument to bed. Saber Wars, however, ''caused'' a new debate, because the Tamamo who was previously thought to be named "Tamamo Aria" was instead called Tamamo-''alia''. It's unclear if this was [[{{Engrish}} a common typo]] or if it's as iron-clad as -Vitch.
* ThereCanOnlyBeOne: Each of them strives to become the "original" Tamamo. Cat expresses this in her desire to outshine Caster Tamamo in all fields, even if she's decided against actually trying to murder Tamamo since she's determined it wouldn't actually solve anything. [[spoiler:Vitch one-ups this desire by intending to become a new Beast separate from Amaterasu, Tamamo-no-Mae's own original self.]]
* WeightWoe: According to Cat in "Sparrow's Inn Daily Report - Records of the Enma-tei's Prosperity", the reason Tamamo separated off the Nine was because she felt like she was gaining weight and decided to cut off her tails because she couldn't be bothered to diet. Tamamo angrily demands to know how Cat knew about that, to which Cat replies they're the same person, and that Tamamo couldn't even bothered to brush her tails properly.

[[folder:Toyotomi Hideyoshi]]
[[quoteright:210:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/20191006_120850.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:210:Little Monkey]]
->'''Class:''' Saber\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\

->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

One of Oda Nobunaga's vassals, known for being the second of Japan's Three Great Unifiers after Nobunaga's succession, as well as the source of several lasting cultural legacies of samurai. He is also the husband of Chacha, Nobunaga's niece.\\\

He made his debut in the ''Fate/GUDAGUDA Order'' promotional comics, though has yet to make a physical appearance in the main game despite receiving numerous mentions.

* AdvertisedExtra: Exclusively appears in the strips, to the point where he gains a CensorBox over his eyes to indicate his non-appearance in the game.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: To both Mitsuhide and Shibata. Mitsuhide thought that Nobunaga favored Hideyoshi more to his anger which led to [[spoiler:Mitsuhide killing her in jealous rage]]. Hideyoshi was also the man that avenged and then succeeded Nobunaga which Shibata failed to do. When we see both of them, it's obvious that Hideyoshi still hangs in their minds.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He was happy to be Nobunaga's lackey and often amused her with his funny hijinks, leading to him being nicknamed Monkey. But he was also capable of hideous acts of cruelty, casually ordering the mutilation of dissenters, murdering all of their friends and relatives, and torching their villages without a second thought.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Subverted. Hideyoshi's ability to be generous to his allies and heartless to his enemies led to accusations that he was a calculating sociopath who wore the mask of a kind man in public before taking it off to do the actual ruling in private. According to Chacha, this is false, as both his kindness and his cruelty are both true and straight from the heart.
* CanonImmigrant: He originally showed up because Okita and Nobu didn't have anyone to introduce that week, and stuck around for a while afterwards.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As the regent, Hideyoshi cracked down on dissent with vicious and brutal swiftness. But he genuinely loved Chacha and doted on her even as people passed scandalous rumors about the two of them behind his back.
* FallenHero: He was referred to as being a virtuous man to be able to unite Japan from the chaotic times, and his ''KOHA-ACE'' self was portrayed to be more or less hilarious and an okay guy (for its standards). But according to Chacha from what she said to Kagetora, Hideyoshi in his latter years was 'an incorrigible playboy with nothing resembling morals' that created a great mess for others to clean up because he had been more reckless in those times.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: ''None'' of the other members of Nobunaga's inner circle have anything nice to say about him, from Mitsuhide's [[GreenEyedMonster mad jealousy and envy]] to Shibata's understandable resentment at being murdered. Even Nobunaga herself is more amused and impressed by him than ''liking'' him. Even Chacha confesses to Kagetora that the latter Hideyoshi was a FallenHero.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Pulled one on Nobu when she got mad at the prospect of not being in the game. His method was [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slicing her in half]], relying on the comic's usual use of SnapBack to bring her back to normal; unfortunately for him, there wasn't any the next few strips.
* TheGhost: In the game proper, he's referred to by Mitsuhide and Nobu during the Honnouji incident.
* {{Irony}}: His Sword Hunt Noble Phantasm, which lets him steal the weapons of others and is in itself linked to his national disarmament Sword Hunt policy back when he was alive, is in turn stolen from him (along with most everything else) by Andras in the second GUDAGUDA event.
* JustTheFirstCitizen: Because he lacked Nobu and Ieyasu's noble pedigrees, he could never truly hold the title of "shogun" and instead had to make do with referring to himself as a regent.
* TheLancer: To Nobu. Or TheDragon depending on who you ask.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Nobu calls him "Saru/Monkey" most of the time, hailing from their relationship in ''KOHA-ACE''. Mitsuhide meanwhile uses the far more derogatory "Ape" when referring to him.
* PrimaryColorChampion: Yellow to Nobu's Red and Ieyasu's Blue.
* RapidAging: While he never really gets to demonstrate it since he's only used in gag strips, his main Noble Phantasm, Child of the Sun, lets him live out his entire legend over the course of two weeks. When summoned, he is a spirited but unimpressive young man, who grows over the course of seven days into the most powerful man in Japan (giving him ridiculously inflated stats and improved skills and NP) then decays into an increasingly useless old man during the week after that.
* TheRival: To Ieyasu, Akechi, and Katsuie among many others.
* SubordinateExcuse: At bare minimum, [[spoiler:Mitsuhide is convinced this was very much the case between Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, though [[CrazyJealousGuy he's not exactly completely credible]].]]

->'''Origin''': Russian folklore\\

%%'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi

[[folder:Tokugawa Ieyasu]]
[[quoteright:311:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tokugawa_ieyasu_kh.png]]
[[caption-width-right:311:"Tanuki"]]
->'''Class:''' Varies\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\

->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

[[UsefulNotes/TokugawaIeyasu The last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers]] (or maybe just a body double who took over when the real Ieyasu died very young) after the fall of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. While he has no set Class as a Servant, the eventfulness and tenure of his 260 year dynasty affords him the abilities and Noble Phantasms of his many famous vassals including UsefulNotes/HattoriHanzo, UsefulNotes/HondaTadakatsu, and three generations of the [[UsefulNotes/YagyuJubei Yagyu family]].

Like Hideyoshi, he made his debut in KOHA-ACE which fleshes out a bit of his character and a few of his abilities. He and his family later play an enormous role in the events of "Tokugawa Restoration Labyrinth: Ooku" when its villain exploits their influence and various neuroses to advance her schemes.

!!! Other

[[folder:Medusa (First Order)]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lancer_medusa_alter.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The (Altered) Goddess of the Shapeless Isle]]
->'''Class''': Lancer\\

->'''Origin:''' Greece (Myth/ClassicalMythology)\\
'''First appearance:''' ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (As Rider)\\
'''Voiced by''': Creator/YuuAsakawa, Creator/MelissaFahn (''-First Order-'' anime) (English)

The Adult version of Lancer Medusa that appears in ''First Order''. She has not appeared in the game, though a child version of Lancer and the traditional Adult Rider have, along with a similarly Evil Gorgon as an Avenger. Like all other servants in this war aside from Caster Cu, she has been blackened by the corrupted grail.

* CanonForeigner: Sort of. This form of Medusa only appeared in the ''First Order'' anime, replacing Lancer Benkei in the game's version of Singularity F.
* ChainPain: Like her Rider version, she utilizes chains for long-ranged attacks.
* CompositeCharacter: Has the class of Medusa "Lily", but has the appearance of her adult Rider version and has Harpe as her Noble Phantasm. She's also straight up evil like Gorgon, though not to that extent.
* DeadlyGaze: Cybele, her Mystic Eyes of Petrification, which will leave you TakenForGranite. She's already left dozens of people, including Matou Shinji, in this state by the time the heroes arrive.
* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: In the ''First Order'' anime, she warns Mash what Harpe does (any wounds it inflicts [[WoundThatWillNotHeal cannot be healed via supernatural means]], only naturally) before fighting her.
* {{Irony}}: She wields Harpe, the weapon Perseus used to kill her in her original life.
* SinisterScythe: Has Harpe as her weapon of choice and Noble Phantasm. Notably, this is the weapon that killed her in life.
* UnderestimatingBadassery: In the ''First Order'' anime, she assumes that Cú Chulainn is a SquishyWizard like most Casters and all she has to do to beat him is to get in close and not give him time to chant his spells. This leads to her own demise, as even as a Caster, Cú Chulainn is no slouch in melee and his spells are instantaneous and nonverbal, meaning she was too close to dodge them.

[[folder:The Tamamo Nine]]
->'''Classes:''' Berserker (Cat), Assassin (Daji), Caster (Original), Alter-Ego (All Qualify)\\

->'''Origin:''' SE.RA.PH (as an original creation offshoot of Japanese myth)\\
'''First appearance''': ''[[VideoGame/FateExtra Fate/EXTRA CCC]]'' (Caster's ending)\\
'''Illustrated by''': Arco Wada\\
'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChiwaSaito

The nine fragments of Tamamo-no-Mae's tails. Of the group, only seven have been named and described in detail, including Tamamo Cat (the wild chef), Tamamo-Gucci (who fancies high-class goods), Tamamo-Delmo (who loves decorating her home), Tamamo-Vitch (the capable and beautiful secretary), Tamamo-no-hime (the ideal princess), the deep and mysterious Tamamo-alia, and the self-proclaimed "original" Tamamo-no-Mae, of which the Lancer swimsuit version is a variation - meaning, she's not one of the Tamamo Nine (at least... sort of. Maybe. Question mark.).\\\

To save someone she deeply loved during a Moon Holy Grail War, Tamamo-no-Mae summoned her fellow tails to aid in their rescue. When they started to express an attraction to her Master, she repaid them with an attempted eternal exile to the Far Side of the Moon. Being as crafty and ruthless as her, they soon escaped, and while many no longer carry a torch for Kishinami Hakuno, their grudge towards their Caster kin remained.\\\

Each member is different, but all have a strong dislike of one another and a murderous need to be viewed as the "original" Tamamo. In ''Grand Order'', three of them have appeared to date: the "original" Caster Tamamo, the Berserker Tamamo Cat and Assassin/Alter Ego Daji (aka Tamamo-Vitch).

* AnimalMotifs: Each of them apart from the orginal take on a different type of animal motif ether on top of or instead of their fox motif. Tamamo Cat is obvious, while Vitch is Bunnies, due to her fondness of Hugh Hefner.
* AppropriatedAppellation: While the original Tamamo repudiates being identified as the evil Chinese nine-tailed fox Daji, Tamamo-Vitch embraces the identity and claims it as her True Name.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Each one was originally a PaletteSwap of Tamamo in her ''CCC'' ending, but starting with Tamamo Cat, they all began to receive unique appearances and character traits. Cat still retains the red kimono in early ascensions but even she eventually loses it.
* EnemyWithout: To each other, but mostly to the Tamamo who tried to banish them to an eldritch zone where they might have suffered DeathOfPersonality. Also, Cat indicates she didn't treat them much better even before that point.
* GodhoodSeeker: Tamamo-Vitch wants to [[spoiler:apotheosize into a Beast without reverting back into Amaterasu, though after her HazyFeelTurn becoming a Beast takes a back seat to her new objectives and she instead decides to pursue apotheosis as the Greater Goddess of Weaponry Ikusautsuwa-no-Ōmikami]].
* HazyFeelTurn: [[spoiler:The [[Characters/FateGrandOrderAssassinsGToM Assasssin-class Servant Koyanskaya of Light]] is a somewhat-repentant [[Characters/FateGrandOrderForeignGodAndForces Tamamo-Vitch]], who sides with Chaldea after her plan to become a Beast is put on ice.]]
* {{Kitsune}}: The Tamamo Nine are fragments of Tamamo-no-Mae's power manifested as doppelgangers of her -- attractive women with fox ears and tails -- though Tamamo herself is actually a goddess incarnated in the form of a ''kitsune''. Amusingly, Tamamo Cat has convinced herself that she's a cat, while Tamamo-Vitch -- a fangirl of Hugh Hefner -- insists she's a bunny rather than a fox.
* SecondLove: Of a sort. While the original still holds her torch for Hakuno, Cat has accepted that she won't get to see them again and has grown quite attached to the Chaldean Master.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: A few of them have run into this. Tamamo-Vitch had it worst; for years people were unsure if it was "Vicci", "Bichi" or just literally ''bitch'', as harsh as that seemed; the English version of Saber Wars came down with -Vitch, however, putting the argument to bed. Saber Wars, however, ''caused'' a new debate, because the Tamamo who was previously thought to be named "Tamamo Aria" was instead called Tamamo-''alia''. It's unclear if this was [[{{Engrish}} a common typo]] or if it's as iron-clad as -Vitch.
* ThereCanOnlyBeOne: Each of them strives to become the "original" Tamamo. Cat expresses this in her desire to outshine Caster Tamamo in all fields, even if she's decided against actually trying to murder Tamamo since she's determined it wouldn't actually solve anything. [[spoiler:Vitch one-ups this desire by intending to become a new Beast separate from Amaterasu, Tamamo-no-Mae's own original self.]]
* WeightWoe: According to Cat in "Sparrow's Inn Daily Report - Records of the Enma-tei's Prosperity", the reason Tamamo separated off the Nine was because she felt like she was gaining weight and decided to cut off her tails because she couldn't be bothered to diet. Tamamo angrily demands to know how Cat knew about that, to which Cat replies they're the same person, and that Tamamo couldn't even bothered to brush her tails properly.

[[folder:Toyotomi Hideyoshi]]
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[[caption-width-right:210:Little Monkey]]
->'''Class:''' Saber\\
%%'''Rarity''': \\

->'''Origin''': Japan (16th Century)\\
'''First appearance''': ''KOHA-ACE''\\
'''Illustrated by''': Keikenchi\\

One of Oda Nobunaga's vassals, known for being the second of Japan's Three Great Unifiers after Nobunaga's succession, as well as the source of several lasting cultural legacies of samurai. He is also the husband of Chacha, Nobunaga's niece.\\\

He made his debut in the ''Fate/GUDAGUDA Order'' promotional comics, though has yet to make a physical appearance in the main game despite receiving numerous mentions.

* AdvertisedExtra: Exclusively appears in the strips, to the point where he gains a CensorBox over his eyes to indicate his non-appearance in the game.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: To both Mitsuhide and Shibata. Mitsuhide thought that Nobunaga favored Hideyoshi more to his anger which led to [[spoiler:Mitsuhide killing her in jealous rage]]. Hideyoshi was also the man that avenged and then succeeded Nobunaga which Shibata failed to do. When we see both of them, it's obvious that Hideyoshi still hangs in their minds.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He was happy to be Nobunaga's lackey and often amused her with his funny hijinks, leading to him being nicknamed Monkey. But he was also capable of hideous acts of cruelty, casually ordering the mutilation of dissenters, murdering all of their friends and relatives, and torching their villages without a second thought.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Subverted. Hideyoshi's ability to be generous to his allies and heartless to his enemies led to accusations that he was a calculating sociopath who wore the mask of a kind man in public before taking it off to do the actual ruling in private. According to Chacha, this is false, as both his kindness and his cruelty are both true and straight from the heart.
* CanonImmigrant: He originally showed up because Okita and Nobu didn't have anyone to introduce that week, and stuck around for a while afterwards.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As the regent, Hideyoshi cracked down on dissent with vicious and brutal swiftness. But he genuinely loved Chacha and doted on her even as people passed scandalous rumors about the two of them behind his back.
* FallenHero: He was referred to as being a virtuous man to be able to unite Japan from the chaotic times, and his ''KOHA-ACE'' self was portrayed to be more or less hilarious and an okay guy (for its standards). But according to Chacha from what she said to Kagetora, Hideyoshi in his latter years was 'an incorrigible playboy with nothing resembling morals' that created a great mess for others to clean up because he had been more reckless in those times.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: ''None'' of the other members of Nobunaga's inner circle have anything nice to say about him, from Mitsuhide's [[GreenEyedMonster mad jealousy and envy]] to Shibata's understandable resentment at being murdered. Even Nobunaga herself is more amused and impressed by him than ''liking'' him. Even Chacha confesses to Kagetora that the latter Hideyoshi was a FallenHero.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Pulled one on Nobu when she got mad at the prospect of not being in the game. His method was [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slicing her in half]], relying on the comic's usual use of SnapBack to bring her back to normal; unfortunately for him, there wasn't any the next few strips.
* TheGhost: In the game proper, he's referred to by Mitsuhide and Nobu during the Honnouji incident.
* {{Irony}}: His Sword Hunt Noble Phantasm, which lets him steal the weapons of others and is in itself linked to his national disarmament Sword Hunt policy back when he was alive, is in turn stolen from him (along with most everything else) by Andras in the second GUDAGUDA event.
* JustTheFirstCitizen: Because he lacked Nobu and Ieyasu's noble pedigrees, he could never truly hold the title of "shogun" and instead had to make do with referring to himself as a regent.
* TheLancer: To Nobu. Or TheDragon depending on who you ask.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Nobu calls him "Saru/Monkey" most of the time, hailing from their relationship in ''KOHA-ACE''. Mitsuhide meanwhile uses the far more derogatory "Ape" when referring to him.
* PrimaryColorChampion: Yellow to Nobu's Red and Ieyasu's Blue.
* RapidAging: While he never really gets to demonstrate it since he's only used in gag strips, his main Noble Phantasm, Child of the Sun, lets him live out his entire legend over the course of two weeks. When summoned, he is a spirited but unimpressive young man, who grows over the course of seven days into the most powerful man in Japan (giving him ridiculously inflated stats and improved skills and NP) then decays into an increasingly useless old man during the week after that.
* TheRival: To Ieyasu, Akechi, and Katsuie among many others.
* SubordinateExcuse: At bare minimum, [[spoiler:Mitsuhide is convinced this was very much the case between Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, though [[CrazyJealousGuy he's not exactly completely credible]].]]

[[folder: Takechi Zuizan]]

[[caption-width-right:350:Ansatsu Tacho]]

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'''Illustrated by''': shidokenai \\

[[folder: Takechi Zuizan

[[folder:Tanaka Shinbei]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Ansatsu Tacho]]
->'''Class:''' Assassin, Berserker \\

'''Attribute:''' Man

'''Illustrated by''': Iwamoto Eiri \\
'''Voiced by''': Ryosuke Morita

[[folder:Xu Fu]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Immortality-Seeking Alchemist]]
->'''Class:''' Archer\\
'''Rarity''': R (3*)[[note]]When fought as an enemy (Great Vengeful Spirit Xu Fu), her class icon is shown to be silver.[[/note]]\\

->''Class:'''Assassin, Berserker \\

''Class:'''Assassin \\

''Class:''Assassin \\