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Erice Utsumi

The main character of the story, a girl who is the only person in the world who does not have a Servant.

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• Bloody Murder: She calls it her "Branch." Her Alien Blood leaves her body through her arm and kills Servants by tearing out their Spirit Core and dissolving it. According to her, Servants killed this way don't return to the Throne of Heroes, meaning if they are summoned again, they won't have any form of "record" of their previous time summoned. She can also use her blood to form weapons like a battle-axe.
• Body Horror: Her evil spirits twist and bulge and make Alien Blood under her skin; especially when people die. She mentions while dressing a wound that she has to be careful with the dressing or they can spray blood from the cut across the room. At one point where they get "hungry" but can't feed, they open wounds all over Erice's body, even behind her eyeballs. This is why she's horrified when Chitose tells her to stop acting as the Grim Reaper, as her blood will inevitably go rampant without something to feed on.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Gender-inverted. Erice's cynical and sardonic outlook on life is counterbalanced by Voyager's cheer and optimism.
• Celibate Hero: She rejects the concept of romance, thinking it is a distraction.
• Child Hater: Downplayed, but due to her experiences with Louis XVII she is uncomfortable with child-like Servants.
• Childhood Friends: With Karin.
• Conveniently an Orphan: Her parents died when she was really young, setting up her distaste for her grandmother's presence and her attachment to Caren as her parent figure.
• Cursed with Awesome: While it's downplayed, due to her not possessing a lot of the abilities of other humans, such as immortality, Erice was born with Evil Spirits residing in her that she can synchronize with to acquire demonic abilities. She uses this power to act as a City enforcer against criminal Servants and Masters.
• Dark and Troubled Past: It's bad enough that she lost both her parents under currently ambiguous circumstances, but her whole ordeal with Louis XVII and his serial killer Master in her childhood is a huge contributor to the boatload of issues she suffers in the present day.
• Dangerous Forbidden Technique: Her Freischütz curse, which is essentially a stronger and more upgraded version of Gandr, lets her fire off cursed bullets that get progressively stronger the more she shoots, but if she shoots the seventh, most powerful bullet, she'll die alongside the target as the core of the curse requires that the user take the enemy to the grave with them as per the legend of its namesake, Der Freischütz. Erice actually wound up in a near-death state for a month the one time she was forced to use the 7th, so for obvious reasons, she never uses the final bullet unless the stakes are really really dire. She regularly bypasses the curse's effects by simply reloading her bullets, resetting it back to a basic Gandr level shot every time she attacks.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Despite having numerous evil spirits residing inside of her, she happens to be a reasonable enforcer of the city who fights servants and masters that crossed the line.
• Detect Evil: The Erlkönig in her body will activate the moment a threat is present, even before Erice becomes aware of it. This makes it conveniently easier for Erice to detect threats that would otherwise go under most people's radars before they can strike, including a disguised Nzambi.
• Divine Parentage: Volume 2 reveals that her mother was the goddess Izanami who was summoned as a Servant, one of Japan's creator deities who later became a goddess of death. Servants aren't supposed to be able to have children, on account of technically being Ether constructs made in the image and with the memories of famous deceased individuals using information from the Throne, and thus don't have the physical form necessary to conceive a child. How this exception was possible is yet to be revealed.
• Does This Remind You of Anything?: A lot of about Erice's personality and thoughts makes it seem like she is suffering from depression, but the way how her Evil Spirits interact with her body and her own description of them makes it sound like the Evil Spirits are an allegory to Self-Harm.
• The Dreaded: In spite of, or because of the above and below mentioned tropes, Erice is actually a trained Servant Killer tasked with taking down uncontrolled Servants. She is fourteen years old, just for reference.
• Ear Ache: When she was a child, her grandmother gave her a haircut but accidentally cut her ear with the scissors, making her bleed. She has a scar from it.
• Experienced Protagonist: She already has a reputation as the Servant-killing "Grim Reaper" from the very start.
• Expy:
  • Of Kiritsugu Emiya from Fate/Zero. Both are The Dreaded in their respective series, with Kiritsugu being rightfully feared by magus since he doesn't play by traditional rules and Erice being specifically trained to kill Servants. Of course, Erice is far less cynical and ruthless than Kiritsugu.
  • Her powers resemble Sakura Matou's Shadow, a dark blood-like mass that can destroy Servants. When asked if she possesses Imaginary Element, she just snorts that she's not that lucky.
• Foil: To Voyager. While she is experienced, somewhat cynical, and associated with death and despair, Voyager is amnesiac, innocent, and full of wide-eyed wonder and joy.
• Freudian Excuse: She has a hard time trusting Voyager because of the time she was betrayed by Louis XVII, causing her to be wary of Servants who look like children.
• Gratuitous German: One of her attacks is named Freischütz, and she refers to the collective Dread Spirits within her as Erlkönig. Another one of her attacks is called Erlkönig, after the elven king depicted in Goethe's poem of the same name.
• The Grim Reaper: Technically, she doesn't look the part, but she more than earns the Grim Reaper reputation.
• Hero with Bad Publicity: Her job of killing Servants who step out of line doesn't make her popular with the public to say the least.
• Hero-Worshipper: She idolizes most Servants as heroes and history-makers on top of being the only girl in the world without one of her own. This is why she dislikes the Colosseum mock battles, which she sees as making a mockery of their valor and pride for cheap sport.
• I Just Want to Be Special: All she wants is to have her own Servant. She compares living in her world without a Servant to being like if you had poor eyesight but were told you were not allowed to wear glasses, or being told you had to travel somewhere on foot while everyone else got to use trains or buses. When she finally makes a contract with Voyager and Command Seals appear on her hand, it is the happiest moment of her life.
• Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Early on she gets stabbed through her side with Kundry's Lance, a shadow of the Lance of Longinus.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Erice can be standoffish, insensitive, cynical, and sardonic even to her closest friends and loved ones. But she cares deeply about them beneath it all and hates it when people and Servants get hurt.
• Kid Hero: She's fourteen and an established Grim Reaper of Servants.
• Killing in Self-Defense: How Erice killed Louis XVII's Master, though she completely blanked out when it happened so she doesn't remember the full details.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: When she was very young she lived in Tokyo with her parents before it was destroyed, but has no memories of this because her father had her drink from the Lethe, one of the rivers in the Greek underworld whose waters cause forgetfulness.
• Lost in Translation: While Erice is the official romanization of her name (as shown on volume 1's character page), a conversation Erice has with Circe in volume 2 implies that it's actually intended to be Elise, derived from the Greek afterlife Elysium.
• Luminescent Blush: While bathing with Voyager, she suddenly hugs him and cries while while saying she wishes he was her Servant. When she realizes what she just did, she gets so embarrassed her face turns red.

• Man of Kryptonite: Her blood is poisonous to Servants. Due to being a Divine Spirit, Nzambi is immune to the poison, but it can still injure her.
• Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond: Inverted. She is literally the only person in the entire world who isn't special in the same way as everyone else. She isn't immortal, can't control her physical age with Command Seals, and until she contracted with Voyager, she didn't have a Servant. She wasn't born with a Holy Grail either.
• Parental Abandonment: Her parents are dead in the present day, leaving her in the care of her grandmother (who leaves the actual parenting to her Servant, Longinus, and Caren Fujimura).
• The Power of Hate: Her Dread Spirits are literally powered by hatred and loathing, as they are evil entities spat upon by the Throne of Heroes. If Erice doesn't satisfy the Dread Spirits residing in her body whenever they feed, they end up wounding her body all over in retaliation.
• Pretender Diss: She dislikes fighting in tournaments, saying fights that are not to the death are not real fights and are nothing but a mockery. Karin scolds her and says tournament fighters still give it their all and deserve respect.
• Psychological Projection: She was surprised when Karin started flirting with Kuchime because she assumed Karin rejected romance like her.
• Red Baron: She's known throughout the Mosaic City as the "shinigami", a Grim Reaper for Servants who commit crimes. More literally, her title means "God of Death".
• Sour Outside, Sad Inside: Her moody exterior is a front to mask her various issues and insecurities inside.
• The Stoic: As a child, she never showed her emotions outwardly, not even when she gets hurt. She admits that this is probably one of the reasons she and her grandmother are emotionally distant from one another.
• Unable to Cry: Gets called on this after Louis' death. It happens again 5 years later in reaction to her mentor figure Caren Fujimura's death.
• Un-Sorcerer: Subverted. The promotional material plays out the fact that she is the only person without a Holy Grail inside them. In reality, she is far from being just a regular human, as an experienced Magus with a collective of evil spirits inside her. That's not even mentioning she's the daughter of a Divine Spirit, effectively making her a modern-day demigod.
• Walking Swimsuit Scene: She comments at one point that she normally wears her swimwear around town (indeed, she even has it on on volume 1's cover). Justified since the setting is a seaside resort town.

Karin

Friend of Erice and the Master of the Berserker-class Servant Kijyo Koyo.

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• Childhood Friends: With Erice.
• Dissonant Serenity: After the death of the Louis and his Master, her first reaction is to tell Erice that it's okay to cry over her friends' deaths, even if said friends are Serial Killers.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: She's Erice's closest friend by far. Erice goes so far to say that if either of them lost the other, that would be the end of both of them.
• Lady Looks Like a Dude: When she was younger, she had short hair and dressed like a boy. Erice mistook her for a boy until she heard her speak.
• Muggle Best Friend: Well, a Muggle under the operative rules of Requiem's status quo, she's primarily used to illustrate how odd Erice's status is in contrast to everyone else.
• The Nicknamer: She calls Koyo "Momi", Erice "Eri-pie", and was the one who came up with calling Voyager "Pran" before they knew his True Name.
• Nightmare Fetishist: Squees at the cuteness of her dinosaur Servant.
• Odd Friendship: Her loud and hyperactive personality contrasts that with the brooding and sullen Erice, yet these two have been inseparable since their childhoods.
• Recognition Failure: While Koharu is completely starstruck to meet Chitose "The Stigmata", Karin has no idea who she is.
• Walking Swimsuit Scene: She normally wears her swimwear under her clothes since the setting is a seaside resort town.

Koharu F. Riedenflaus

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Master of the Saber-class Servant Galahad (Alter). Also known as Haruko, she represents the Riedenflaus family who are funding Akihabara's Holy Grail tournaments.

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• Arbitrary Skepticism: Despite all the feats achieved by humans with verifiable evidence to back it up with the existence of Servants and other means, she believes it to be highly unlikely that humanity even had the technology in 1969 to reach space, let alone send someone to the moon.
• Artificial Human: Erice suspects that Koharu is a homunculus because of her youthfulness and family's renown for making homunculi, but can't actually ask her on the basis that it'd be really rude to pry into her private life. Nzambi later confirms she is a homunculus.
• Berserk Button: Insulting the Reidenflaus family's competence, no matter how minor or unintentional the offence is. Later, she berates Karin for offering to heal her with Kouyou's Skill because the offer contained an implication that the Reidenflaus' treatment methods were not enough.
• Breast Expansion: Fusing with Galahad makes her appear older in various ways, such as turning her normally-flat chest into a sizable bust.
• Can't Kill You, Still Need You: Ended up in the receiving end by the Riedeflaus family after Volume 1. After being cursed by Nzambi, the Riedeflaus family consider her to be unsalvageable and had plans to just discard her outright and replacing her with several other homunculi. However, since it's currently impossible to summon new Servants, meaning that they can't just resummon Galahad, they decided to keep her alive until they can find a way to transfer her Command Seals to a new homunculus and keep Galahad around that way.
• Expy: A bashful, short-haired artificially created girl who fuses with Galahad to fight. Are we talking about Koharu or Mash?
• Fusion Dance: She can use Heroic Spirit Possession to fuse with Galahad Alter.
• Heroic Self-Deprecation: When she is complimented on her fighting skills, she becomes shy and says she wasn't anything special.
• Lazy Alias: She uses "Haruko", an anagram of her own name, as an alias in public.
• Older Alter Ego: She looks visibly older when she fuses with Galahad, to the point that when Erice first sees her fused form on a TV screen she isn't sure Koharu and "Haruko" are even the same person. According to Erice it looks like about a ten-year age difference.
• Power Makes Your Hair Grow: Fusing with Galahad makes her appear older in various ways, such as having her normally bobcut hair extend to flow down her back.
• Reluctant Fanservice Girl: When everyone goes to the beach, she becomes shy to go out in a swimsuit.

Chitose Manazuru

Erice's grandmother and the Master of the Lancer-class Servant Longinus. She won a Holy Grail War at some point in the past.

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• Ambiguously Evil: She's shown to be rather manipulative with Erice describing her as someone who brings misfortune and orders Lucius to kill Pran at the end of volume one when Erice refuses to hand him over.
• Famed In-Story: As the winner of a Holy Grail War and the Mosaic City's greatest line of defense, Chitose is quite famous within the city, though not everyone gets the memo, as shown with Karin.
• Hands-Off Parenting: Despite being Erice's grandmother, Chitose seems to have very little to do with her upbringing, leaving it to Lucius and Caren Fujimura.
• The Jinx: Chitose is seen as one by Erice because of all the misfortune she brings whenever around Erice, like the death of Erice's parents.
• Kung-Fu Wizard: She can create Sacri Calvi, replications of the holy nails that pinned Jesus to the cross, to pin something down with the concept of "binding". They only manifest from her Command Spells at the point of impact, meaning that she has to use her hands and feet to fight.
• Living Relic: She is the only human left in the world with traditional Fate Command Spells. Why she still has them, all four on each hand and foot even, is one of the bigger mysteries to Requiem. On top of this, her Command Seals create replica of the nails that nailed Jesus to the cross.
• Older Than She Looks: Humanity has stopped aging in this new era and modifies their bodies as they see fit, she is Erice's grandmother yet looks like a young adult. Which is not something she should be able to do since she lacks the new style of Command Seals. Something else is keeping her young and Erice seems not to know what.
• Pile Bunker: Her Sacri Clavi are described as being an empty-handed version of one. Conceptual weapon based on the nails that nailed Jesus to the cross, she can manifest nails from the Command Seals on her limbs to skewer her enemies with each strike she makes.
• Red Baron: She's known as "The Stigmata."
• Sailor Fuku: Wears a tailor-made Mystic Code designed to look like one, making her look more like a teenager than someone old enough to be Erice's grandmother.
• Took a Level in Jerkass: Erice's memories seem to indicate Chitose was kinder when Erice was a child.
• World's Best Warrior: When Akihabara is truly in danger, Chitose is the line of defense for the city, as she and Longinus can pretty much effortlessly put to an end to any threat with their combat skills and synced fighting style.

Caren Series

A series of four AIs who monitor Mosaic City. The most important of the four is Caren Fujimura who is Erice's home teacher, mentor and the one who gives her missions.

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• Anime Chinese Girl: The Caren AI who monitors Shinjuku wears a qipao and hair buns.
• Last Request: After getting mortally wounded, Fujimura-sensei asks Erice to go to Fuyuki and finish the Holy Grail War.
• Mentor Occupational Hazard: Fujimura-sensei ends up dying in the first volume against Anubis and his assistant.
• Mythology Gag:
  • All the Carens seen so far have surnames related to characters in Fate/stay night. Caren Fujimura shares hers with Taiga, Himuro comes from Kane and Gotou comes from Gai.
  • Caren Fujimura is also a reference to when her baby version was legally adopted under Taiga's name in Capsule Servant.
  • Fate/EXTRA CCC had brought up the concept of an AI based on Caren as The Ghost.
• Name Order Confusion: Similar like Shirou Kotomine, Caren Fujimura is written in Western order as opposed to Eastern order, and like his name, her name is completely in katakana.
• Parental Substitute: Erice regards Fujimura as her guardian and caretaker much more than her grandmother.

Kuchime

A man who enjoys playing his guitar. Karin and Erice first met him when his music caught the attention of Voyager.

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• Knowledge Broker: Works as an information broker for a living, although not a very reliable one, since he sold fake information about Nzambi's serial killings to Makki.
• Lyrical Dissonance: The lyrics for his original songs are apparently really dark and depressing, despite the tunes being lively. He says he mostly just improvises lyrics on the spot.
• Otaku: And proud of it. Despite the story being set in Akihabara this is notable because in the world of Requiem otaku have almost totally vanished, and Akihabara is now a resort city. Kuchime is one of a few holdouts of the subculture that used to be synonymous with Akihabara.
• Red Baron: The Malenkov of Akiba.
• Street Musician: He can often be found playing his guitar at a plaza in Akihabara.

Ahasuerus

Ahasuerus, the Wandering Jew cursed by Jesus for mocking him during the Crucifixion to walk the Earth until God's return. He is not a Servant because of this and is the Master of a Rider Servant, Hendrik van der Decken.

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• The Anti-Nihilist: He is surprisingly joyful for a man cursed by God, believing that people should enjoy their lives in order to make them awesome.
• Pungeon Master: He is considered very irritating due to making constant undead puns and jokes.
• Really 700 Years Old: Comes with being an undead.
• Screw This, I'm Outta Here: He and his Servant flee Akihabara on the Flying Dutchman to get away from Kundry.
• Wandering Jew: The Wandering Jew who has lived as an undead up to the present and become a Master in the story. Fittingly, his Servant is another cursed wanderer, the Flying Dutchman.

Rurihime

The daughter of the Yushima Tenmanguu's chief priest. A high school girl who fights in the Akihabara Holy Grail Tournament with her Servant Ushiwakamaru. Later on, she temporarily substitutes for Erice as a Night Watch.

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• Early-Bird Cameo: Is mentioned in one line in volume 1, before being introduced as a full character in volume 2.
• Fearless Fool: Much to her father and Servant's dismay, she's quite the hot blooded girl and doesn't know to stop before she's hurt.
• Miko: Naturally, as the daughter of a temple's chief priest.
• The Slacker: She's quite proactive when it comes to her Colosseum battles and her newfound Night Watch job, but not to her education. Ushiwakamaru actually calls her out on her habit of picking up extra responsibilities to excuse herself of her school responsibilities.

"Makki"

A survivor of Fuyuki and acquaintance of Erice in the past. She is the Master of the nameless samurai who is called "Tsuda."

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• Brutal Honesty: She declares outright that Ericé made a major blunder in failing to stop Nzambi permanently, which Karin declares too callous but Ericé herself points out she’s hardly WRONG.
• Canon Character All Along: She's Yukika Saegusa who was part of the track girl trio from Fate/stay Night
• Character Name Alias: She's likely named herself after a different Maki.
• Meido: Beyond her job as a Night Watch, she works in the café Caren Himuro resides in as a maid, even if she hates dressing up as one.
• Older Than They Look: She was already working for Chitose back when Mosaic City was created, but her body is still young due to Methuselah treatment.
• Shell-Shocked Veteran: One of the very few survivors of the war in Fuyuki.
• Take Up My Sword: She wields Caren Fujimura's Shroud of Magdalene, a cloth that can bind males, after Caren's death.

Servants

Voyager/('Pran')

Class: Voyager

The final Servant summoned to this world who Erice meets. He was referred to as simply 'Boy', before later being given the name Pran.

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• Amnesiac Hero: He initially has no idea what his True Name or his class is and generally lacks basic knowledge of things.
• Anthropomorphic Personification:
  • His true identity is the Voyager 1 space probe. According to Grand Order the reason he resembles The Little Prince is because of influence from Erice; Erice does say in Requiem that the The Little Prince book is important to her.
  • Nzambi refers to Voyager as "the Holy Lance." According to his FGO profile, he has the skill "Blessings from the End of the World (Cosmos): B." That's normally only for wielders of Rhongomyniad, the spear of King Arthur.
• Armor-Piercing Question: Him asking "what is war?" to Erice, Koharu, Hannibal, and Galahad takes them all by surprise, not just because they have to explain what war is to a child, but also the fact Servants summoned under the Holy Grail system are supposed to have a baseline knowledge of their surroundings, including the war the system was created for. A Servant that has no understanding of motivated conflict is an aberration.
• Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: He loves street performances and quickly wanders off when he hears music playing. He's also fascinated by anything involving space and his eyes are glued to the page when he sees a picture of the Great Red Spot on a poster.
• Badass Adorable: As sweet, cheerful, and adorable Voyager is, he's still a Servant, a familiar summoned to fight in a Holy Grail War. He utterly shocks Nzambi, a Divine Spirit Servant, by shattering her sword with a touch and won't back down against anyone but a snake.
• Bare-Handed Blade Block: He was able to catch Nzambi's blade with his finger, effortlessly hold it in place, then destroy it.
• Bearer of Bad News: At the end of the battle at the Colosseum, he tells Chitose that a black dog had told him to say that "Death was coming for her."
• Bizarre Alien Biology: His "shoes" seem to be fused to his skin. And though Volume 1 takes great pains to hide it in artwork, if one looks carefully, not only are they fused to his skin, they also have spacecraft antenna sticking out of them.
• Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Gender-inverted. Erice's cynical and sardonic outlook on life is counterbalanced by Voyager's cheer and optimism.
• Cheerful Child: Although he's outwardly subdued in demeanor, he has a playful and teasing side to himself, cheerfully imitating a dog's howls when Erice calls him one for the way he sits. He then flashes a beaming smile.
• Composite Character: His true identity has nothing to do with the Little Prince, but he has a lot of physical similarities to the Prince due to the influence of Erice, for whom the story holds sentimental value.
• Curious as a Monkey: Voyager is very interested in learning new things and quickly runs off when he hears a live performance. He's also a Sense Freak who can't help but be fascinated by tastes, sounds, and smells.
• Dramatic Wind: Even when indoors, his scarf ignores the lack of wind to flutter about freely. Erice chalks it up to his nature as a Servant. She initially worries that he's Simoun, the Poison Wind, because of this, but her fears are quickly alleviated.
• Finger Poke of Doom: Voyager shatters Nzambi's sword simply by touching it with his finger, though the act exhausts him enough to make him collapse.
• Flight: Thanks to his Swing-by Skill, he is one of few Servants out there who can naturally fly, though it uses up mana so him flying for extended amount of time will exhaust Erice off, and he can't do it without pulling Erice along. In calmer situation he can lift her off without any problems, but during combat, she needs to use a Command Seal to prevent her spirits from attacking him.
• Foil: To Erice. While she is experienced, somewhat cynical, and associated with death and despair, Voyager is amnesiac, innocent, and full of wide-eyed wonder and joy.
• Foreshadowing: There are several hints toward his True Name before it's revealed at the end of the book:
  • When he first meets Erice she hears many greetings in various languages, and different music tracks in poor audio quality. Both of these are contents of the Golden Record aboard Voyager 1 (the poor quality being because the Golden Record is from 1977).
  • He loves art and music, especially if it's being performed live in front of him, another reference to the contents of the Golden Record.
  • He's fascinated by pictures of Jupiter's Great Red Spot when he sees it on a display in a telescope store. Voyager 1 is the first human instrument to take detailed photographs of that particular bit of the planet.
  • Requiem takes place in the year 2025 AD as indicated by Caren's comment that the first moon landing was fifty-six years ago. 2025 is when the Voyager 1 probe is projected to fully shut down, setting the stage for it to become a Heroic Spirit.
  • When Erice asked where he came from he points up at the sky. He also has a fascination with the sky and stars in general.
• Goggles Do Nothing: Partway through volume 1 he starts wearing a pair of aviator goggles that he got from Erice.
• Gratuitous English: It's explicitly established he speaks in English in contrast to Erice who is primarily fluent in Japanese when trying to make a contract with Erice in the prologue and ending for volume 1. Volume 2 then has him responding to Erice's Command Spells with "Copy!". Given his origins as an American creation, it makes sense that he'd default to using English first when meeting a stranger.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: The narration pays special attention to his brilliantly gold hair, and he's very sweet, approachable, and innocent.
• Hates Baths: His first experience with bathing has him squirming to get out of the tub because of how hot Erice made it.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": His True Name is Voyager (as in the space probe Voyager 1), but his Class is also named Voyager, though this is because Circe decided to name his unknown Class after him.
• Historical In-Joke: Voyager's design and connection to the Little Prince is one long historical gag.
  • When he first meets Erice, the way he's floating◊ almost perfectly overlaps with one of the most famous pictures of the Voyager 1 probe.
  • Voyager shares the Little Prince's fear of snakes, even though it's for an entirely different reason (he's destined to shut down once he reaches the Ophiuchus constellation).
  • One of the leading staff members who pioneered efforts to construct Voyager would later go on to join the B612 Foundation, a space construction company named after the asteroid the Little Prince calls home.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: His pale blue eyes underscore his wide-eyed innocence and inexperience with basic human norms like bathing and eating.
• Innocently Insensitive: Galahad tells Voyager that hookers are the most wonderful women in the world in contrast to a tiny, curveless, unlovable fool like Koharu. Later on, while Voyager is getting doted on by the waitresses at a café, he cheerfully asks them if they're hookers.
• In-Series Nickname: "Pran", short for Little Prince (specifically noted to be from the French pronunciation, hence why it isn't "Prin"). It's given to him by Karin before they learn his real identity.
• Last of His Kind: After Voyager was summoned nobody else in Mosaic City has gotten a new Servant.
• Messy Hair: Erice initially compares him to a dog because of how messy and floofy his hair is.
• Muscles Are Meaningless: He has the size and musculature of a normal eight-year-old boy, but he can pick up Erice and fly with her without a problem.
• Old-Timey Bathing Suit: He wears a pinstripe bathing suit that covers him from the knees up while visiting the beach in Volume 2.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: Due to not knowing his name, Karin gives him the nickname "Pran", due to Erice initially thinking him to be the titular Little Prince. Finally averted at the end of the book, when Erice learns his name is Voyager: the Voyager 1 space probe.
• Phenotype Stereotype: His blonde hair and blue eyes make Erice initially mistake him for the Little Prince, but in actuality he's an American creation, the Voyager 1 space probe.
• Power Glows: He initially appears to be glowing in an ethereal, almost holy light when he first meets Erice.
• Power-Strain Blackout: He collapses from exhaustion after shattering Nzambi's sword with a touch.
• Red Herring: His design evokes a lot of similarities with the Little Prince and even holds a toy plane resembling Saint-Exupéry's C.635 Simoun in the first volume's cover. However, when Erice tries to guess his True Name, he has no reaction to either the Little Prince or Saint-Exupéry, both Karin and Caren deny the possibility of him being either of the two, and the toy plane actually belongs to Erice. The reason for his resemblance to the Little Prince is because he took influence from Erice herself (who states the The Little Prince book is important to her) while creating his humanoid form to appeal to her.
• Scarf of Asskicking: He has a yellow scarf that flutters in nonexistent wind. While he doesn't look threatening, he can fight.
• Sense Freak: He's fascinated by human senses and is always eager to try things. When Erice serves him lasagna and asks him how it tastes, he simply replies that "It tastes."
• The Stoic: Downplayed. Voyager often seems to be in a nearly perpetual state of nonplussed confusion as he observes and marvels at everything around him, good and bad. But when it comes down to it, he's quite cheerful, lively, and playful in contrast to his Master's cynicism.
• Strange-Syntax Speaker: He speaks with frequent unnecessary pauses between phrases, misused expressions and Gratuitous English, as though he weren't fluent in Japanese even though the Holy Grail should have given him such knowledge.
• Wham Line: At the very end of volume one, when he contracts with Erice, he tells her "It's okay. Let's destroy this world. Let's finish this war."
• When He Smiles: Downplayed. His demeanor is more subdued than melancholy, and even then he's a Cheerful Child at the end of it all. But the narration pays special attention to his beaming smile, which Erice compares to a shining star or a window straight to the heart.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Although they don't show up, he is apparently deathly scared of snakes, and they are the one thing he will not approach. No matter how strong an enemy is, if it isn't a snake, then he isn't afraid. Beyond another connection to the Little Prince, Voyager 1 is estimated to shut down once it reaches the Ophiuchus constellation.

Kijyo Koyo

Class: Berserker

The Servant of Karin. Her True Name is Kijyo Koyo, better known as Momiji, a youkai who lived in the mountains of Nagano prefecture.

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• Domesticated Dinosaurs: Despite being a T-Rex and a Berserker, Momi is a calm and kind companion and healer.
• Face of a Thug: She's a dinosaur oni yet most of the time she behaves like a large dog. Erice speculates this is why Karin rarely has her out in physical form at home because her parents already dislike the mere concept of the omnipresent Grails and Koyo would only serve as a reminder of them. Despite this, and despite being a Berserker, she is very gentle and caring.
• Famous Ancestor: Not in this part of the Nasuverse, but she's the "origin" (in the Nasu sense; she's explicitly not their actual ancestor) of the oni-blooded Tohnos in Tsukihime.
• Green-Eyed Monster: When Karin flirts with Kuchime, she becomes depressed and admits to Erice that she is jealous because her romance in life ended in tragedy.
• Healing Hands: One of her powers. For example, she is able to heal Erice after Kundry impaled her.
• In-Series Nickname: Called "Momi" by Karin.
• Non-Mammalian Hair: She retains a full set of hair she had when she was still a human-like demon.
• One Degree of Separation: Her profile in Grand Order says that she had an affair with Minamoto no Tsunemoto, even becoming pregnant from him. Minamoto no Tsunemoto was the grandfather of Minamoto no Raikou.
• Scars Are Forever: She has a large red scar running across her face, possibly from her fight against Koremochi.
• The Speechless: Given her animalistic form and Berserker class, she is apparently incapable of talking. Karin's bond allows her to easily understand Koyo's intent, while Erice relies on a Mystic Code to interpret Koyo's body language for her specific thoughts.
• Youkai: She is Momiji, a Kijyo from Japanese folklore.

Galahad (Alter)

Class: Saber

The Servant of Koharu. His True Name is Galahad, the son of Lancelot and one of the Knights of the Round Table, who has abandoned the holy knight's creed as an Alter Servant.

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• Alternate Self: Of the original Galahad, who features elsewhere in the Fate series. As an Alter Servant, he's a darker version of the original. Volume 2 reveals that Galahad Alter is Galahad who decided to give up on searching for the Holy Grail midway through the quest, making him a Galahad who is similar to the real one but one who walked a different path.
• Closest Thing We Got: Riefenflaus family wanted to summon the regular Galahad, but ended up failing and instead summoned the Altered version of him. In a pamphlet given out for -Paladin; Agateram-, Merlin says that while Galahad is a Heroic Spirit due to his regrets, he refuses to help humanity willingly as he believes that they do not need his help as he is someone free from desire and temptation. This means that regular Galahad cannot be summoned with normal means, leading to Galahad Alter needing to substitute for him.
• Cool Sword: He has two of them.
  • First is the Sword of Strange Hangings, once belonged to David. It can deflect Lucius' spear due to its holiness. It isn't completely holy as it is said to be a sword that has committed the sin of adultery, making it to have a bad matchup against Nzambi.
  • His second sword is his proper Noble Phantasm that he tries to unleash in Volume 2 but is stopped before he can do it as Koharu would die if she would use the Command Seals to allow him to draw the sword out.
• Dark Is Not Evil: His darkened purple armor and snarking aside, Galahad Alter displays genuine chivalrous spirit and is supportive of his Master amidst the barbs. He goes so far as to stare down Lucius and deflect his spear when the latter is ordered to kill Voyager.
• Deadpan Snarker: Practically every comment he makes in his first meeting with Erice is a snarky barb directly aimed to provoke someone in the group.
• Expy: His personality and relationship with his Master is similar to Archer's. At one point he and Koharu even recreate the iconic scene where Rin jumped off a building and Archer materialized in midair to slow her fall.
• Historical Gender Flip: Subverted, as Erice initially mistakes Galahad fused together with Koharu as his actual identity.
• I Owe You My Life: He protects Voyager from Lucius to repay his debt to Erice after he saved him and Koharu from Nzambi.
• Long-Haired Pretty Boy: His looks as a Knight of the Round Table haven't changed, only his hair now flows down to his waist.
• Lovable Sex Maniac: Having abandoned his quest for the Holy Grail, Galahad no longer needs to hold onto his virginity to maintain his Virgin Power. As a result, his Master ends up complaining about the number of hookers he invites over in Volume 2 while he and Koharu are recovering from the injuries they received from Nzambi. He also calls hookers "the greatest ladies in the world".
• Older Alter Ego: He's visibly older than his Shielder self thanks to living longer than him.
• Sour Supporter: Galahad is very snarky and pelts his Master with barbs, but at the end of the day he's loyal to her and cares about her safety and health.
• Shadow Archetype: As usual for an Alter servant, while many aspects of them are mostly the same, Galahad Alter is near-opposite of regular Galahad in all other ways, though as a rare non-Evil Counterpart example. While regular Galahad is an upstanding paragon of a knight, but with the caveat of being so perfect and unapproachable that he alienated all of the other members of the Round Table, and ended up abandoning Mash in her time of need because he sees her troubles as not his problem, Galahad Alter is a heavily sarcastic and jerk-ish Black Knight, but in an ironic contrast is more sociable and friendly to the point he has close relationships with several people, and ends up outright putting his life on the line for somebody he barely knows simply because he feels it's right.
• The Worf Effect: He and Koharu are beaten back fairly easily by Nzambi to demonstrate how much of a threat she poses.

Lucius Longinus

Class: Lancer

Servant of Chitose who won a Holy Grail War alongside her in the past. His True Name is Lucius Longinus, the Roman soldier who pierced Jesus' skin at the cross and the wielder of the Holy Spear.

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• Armor-Piercing Attack: His spear is so sharp it can penetrate any armor.
• Badass Cape: A flowing red mantle when he's in full armor.
• Cool Teacher: Erice looks up to him because he is kind, patient, and taught her everything she knows.
• Don't Call Me "Sir": He tells Erice to just call him by his name when she tries to use honorifics.
• First-Name Basis: Despite his surname being far more famous, he's almost exclusively referred to as Lucius by Erice and Chitose.
• Gratuitous Latin: He sometimes slips Latin into his dialogue, greeting Erice with "Bonam Noctem" (good evening). Justified, as he was a Roman soldier in life.
• Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: He carries a Roman scutum when fully suited up in armor.
• My Master, Right or Wrong: Despite his close bond with Erice, he still adheres to Chitose's orders at the end of the day. He tries to kill Pran at the end of volume 1 as Chitose wishes, despite the emotional pain he knows it could inflict on Erice.
• Parental Substitute: With her parents deceased and a poor relationship with her Grandmother, Lucius fills this role for Erice along with the Caren AI, having helped raise and educate her.
• Reasonable Authority Figure: He is one of Erice's mentors, and is very compassionate to her, in contrast to Chitose.
• Red Is Heroic: His spear and cape are crimson, and the Code: Crimson order of the Mosaic City is not the red of blood or danger but a summons of the might of Rome and Lucius' crimson spear.
• Scars Are Forever: He has a cross-shaped scar on the left side of his face. The scar was inflicted by a druid as a curse to make him lose his vision during a battle against Arminius and his forces.
• World's Strongest Man: He is regarded as the strongest Servant in all of Mosaic City, with all others, even members of the Knights of the Round Table, being considered pale shades next to him.

Hendrik van der Decken

Class: Rider

The Servant of Ahasuerus. His True Name is Captain Hendrik van der Decken, captain of the infamous Flying Dutchman.

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• Cool Ship: The Flying Dutchman, which he can summon in his Noble Phantasm. It is an enormous galleon that's equipped with three dark masts from which crimson sails are flown, and its quarterdeck is described as intimidating and fortress-like over a pitch-black hull.
• Everyone Has Standards: He strongly desires to find a wife so that he can finally break his curse that forces him to Walk the Earth endlessly, but he's not absolutely desperate about it, willing to wait in order to find the right one and utterly refusing to get together with the insanely obsessive Kundry.
• Flying Dutchman: Has the Flying Dutchman as his Noble Phantasm, a ship full of the spirits of his old crew that are forced to wander the seas with him and cut down invaders. It also has a conceptual curse that prevents him from docking at land except once every seven years, and once he leaves an area, he can't return unless it has been so long that the place's name has changed and no one living there remembers him. However, by that same curse, when he does make land he can dock anywhere in the world, even places with the greatest defenses and magical barriers. Ahasuerus mentions the curse can be broken if he can find a wife. He was looking for a wife in Akihabara before Kundry forces him to flee.
• Screw This, I'm Outta Here: He and his Master flee Akihabara on the Flying Dutchman to get away from Kundry.
• The Stoic: According to Erice, he is the strong, silent type and a firm contrast to his obnoxious Master. One of the only times he isn't is when he sings a sea shanty while summoning the Flying Dutchman.
• What the Hell, Hero?: One time, he called Erice out on becoming a bit egotistical about her powers and role as the Grim Reaper.

Borgia Siblings

Class: Assassin

The Servants of an old hotel manager. Their True Names are Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia, the siblings and politicians whose manipulations shook Italy.

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• The Dividual: The siblings are one Servant.
• Half-Identical Twins: Downplayed; while they look a lot like identical twins, in real life, Cesare was five years older than Lucrezia. They also have different hair colors, so they're not completely identical.
• Identical Twin ID Tag: While they aren't actually twins (there was a five-year age difference between them in real life), they still look very similar. However, they can be told apart, as Cesare has blue hair while Lucrezia has pink hair. They also each have a lock of hair that's longer than the rest of their hair, but they're on opposite sides of their heads.
• Knowledge Broker: Erice regularly visits their hotel to get their knowledge of what goes on in the city. In exchange, Erice usually has to reveal a secret she learned of the criminal underworld.
• Manipulative Bastard: Erice notes that they never do anything for truly free and will always expect something in return down the line. She wonders if she's being a puppet playing to invisible strings when she's around them, but their information is too valuable to ignore.
• Older Than They Look: Although they appear to be child-like, the Borgia siblings retain all of their memories from life and are as wicked and manipulative as they once were with all of their maturity and wit.

Hannibal

Class: ?

The Servant of an unnamed Master. His True Name is Hannibal, the general from Carthage who attempted to conquer Rome.

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• Dropped a Bridge on Him: Nzambi kills him offscreen and turns him into a zombie under her control.
• Mercy Kill: Lucius regretfully slays him to free him from being a zombie.
• The Storyteller: He enjoys telling people stories about his life.
• War Elephants: He is able to summon three of his famous elephants. One is African, one is Indian (though the real Hannibal only used African elephants), and one is unspecified.

Ushiwakamaru

Class: ?

The young Minamoto Kurou Yoshitsune aka Ushiwakamaru, Rurihime's Servant.

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• Badass Adorable: She's rather petite compared to most of her fellow Servants, embarrassed by praise, and prone to glomping her Master. But she's still the famed Heike slayer and is one of the last Servants standing after Nzambi attacks the mock battle.
• Battle Trophy: After the disastrous end of the mock battle at the Colosseum, Ushiwakamaru piles up the heads of her slain foes as per samurai procedure, much to the discomfort of everyone else present.
• Declaration of Protection: She's very aware of her Master's Fearless Fool tendencies and swear to protect her from the consequences.
• Famed In-Story: Her life and story are still popular by the events of the plot, to the point that her arrival in the Colosseum is met with cheers of "Ushiwaka! Ushiwaka!"
• The Glomp: Ushiwakamaru's usual way of greeting her Master when she returns home. Rurihime needs to aikido toss Ushiwakamaru in order to make her let go.
• Mythology Gag: One illustration in volume 2 shows that her swimsuit is exactly the same as Assassin Ushiwakamaru's in Grand Order.
• Samurai: Was one in history and still dresses and fights like one as a Servant.

Circe

Class: Caster

The Queen Witch of Greek mythology. She serves as the emcee of the Grail Tournament, and her Master is the owner of a restaurant.

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• Affectionate Nickname: She tends to call people, "My little piglets."
• Offscreen Moment of Awesome: While Circe is not showing fighting Nzambi's zombies on-screen during their attack on the Colosseum, Erice does see some of her piglets running through the hallway, implying Circe is helping defend elsewhere in the building.

Euclid

Class: Foreigner

A Greek mathematician who is regarded as being the founder of geometry. Her Master is a teacher who works at an elementary school.

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• Catchphrase: Tends to describe things as "Euclidean" or "non-Euclidean" depending on her own personal opinion about them.
• Historical Gender Flip: The first true one introduced in the novel, with Erice pointing out that she is recorded as being a male in the history books.
• Irony: Lovecraft had a tendency to describe things as having 'non-Euclidean geometry', so having Euclid themselves being connected to the Mythos is more than a funny coincidence.
• Last of His Kind: The only Foreigner in Mosaic City.
• Touched by Vorlons: As per the Foreigner requirement, she seems to have connection to a Lovecraftian entity. Based on one of her chants ("Iä! Iä! vulgtmm...vugtlagn…") and her eye aesthetic, the entity might be Hastur.

Tsuda

Class: ?

A "nameless" Samurai and Makki's Servant.

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• Mythology Gag:
  • His entire cameo is just a big reference to Kojirou's various scenes of friendship together with Yukika in other works, done to cement the last minute reveal of her identity.
  • His name "Tsuda" is also a reference to a Q&A with Nasu that mentioned there being speculation that Sasaki Kojirou's real name might have been Tsuda.
• Reality Warper: He is described as having the ability to "cut space".

Antagonists

Louis XVII

Class: Avenger

Louis XVII is the son of Marie-Antoinette. He and his Master killed several innocents before Erice took them down.

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• Died in Your Arms Tonight: He passed away from mana deprivation in Erice's arms.
• Enfant Terrible: Louis XVII, who has the body of a ten-year-old, manifested as an Avenger and killed many innocents. Erice met him when she was younger and the way he turned her goodwill and friendship against her has left her emotionally scarred and wary of other child Servants, such as Pran.
• The Evil Prince: He was the heir apparent of the French monarchy whose experience at the hand of the Reign of Terror twisted him into a psychopath.
• Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: He looks like an innocent child (he died when he was ten) and Erice describes him as like purity sculpted in alabaster. He's a murderous psychopath.
• I Want My Mommy!: His final words were to call out for his mother.
• Redemption Rejection: Erice tried to get him to stand down by befriending him, but he and his Master continued their evil ways until circumstances forced her to kill his Master, indirectly killing him by cutting his mana supply.
• Posthumous Character: Erice killed him 5 years before the story started.
• Sealed Room in the Middle of Nowhere: His Noble Phantasm, La Grosse Tour: Death's Salvation on the Mud Prison, traps people inside the tower at the Square du Temple where he was imprisoned while he was alive. The prisoners are completely isolated from the world, unable to seek help from outside.
• Serial Killer: Accomplice, actually. His Master was the real serial killer, but Louis supported him by keeping the kidnapped victims in his Noble Phantasm until it was time to kill them.
• Small Role, Big Impact:
  • He only gets a brief mention in the first volume and a flashback in the second, but Erice's encounter with him left her paranoid of being betrayed by Servants who look like children, hurting her ability to bond with Voyager.
  • Erice's (indirect) killing of Louis also directly creates the villain of the Requiem crossover event in Fate/Grand Order.
• Tragic Monster: He's a Enfant Terrible, but was warped by the horrific circumstances of his imprisonment and death during his life.

Kundry

Class: Rider

A stray Servant who appears in the prologue, trying to get to Hendrik. Her True Name is Kundry, a woman cursed with immortality for mocking Jesus during the Crucifixion. Her original identity was Herodias, the mother of Salome who ordered John the Baptist beheaded.

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• Abhorrent Admirer: Despite the fact that Hendrik is looking for a wife to break his own curse, he can't stand her and is always trying to get away.
• Cool Horse: She is a Rider because she travels on horseback. However, Erice kills her horse, forcing her to travel on foot.
• Clothing Damage: Her battle with Erice leaves her nun habit in shreds.
• Griping About Gremlins: She can summon gremlins in large numbers.
• Head-Turning Beauty: Without her nun habit concealing her, she is described as being very beautiful. Erice gets a little Distracted by the Sexy while fighting her.
• Magic Kiss: Only briefly alluded to in Requiem proper, when Erice's narration says she has "lips of awakening". Percival's Interlude in Fate/Grand Order would later reveal that her kisses have the power to enchant men. Percival was able to resist it.
• Magic Knight: As a former valkyrie, she is very skilled with the spear, and she is also skilled at magecraft.
• Nun Too Holy: She is dressed like a nun, but is completely insane and murderous.
• Our Witches Are Different: Percival calls Kundry a "Witch", which can be interpreted as either him using as a title (i.e. Medea being the "Witch of Betrayal") or her being an actual Witch per how World of Magecraft defines them (i.e. Alice Kuonji).
• Redemption Rejection: Erice gave her a chance to stand down peacefully, but she refused.
• Resurrective Immortality: She is described as being cursed with immortality, but in a way that she would wander between worlds by resurrecting while keeping her memories until she would find her one true love.
• Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: Due to her above-mentioned resurrective immortality, she can remember individual summonings unlike most Servants.
• Sanity Slippage: After all her centuries of wandering and resurrecting, she has gone insane.
• Spontaneous Weapon Creation: She can use Projection to make copies of the Holy Spear, which she knows well since she helped Percival find it in her legend. Her copies look so real that Erice initially mistook them for Lucius' spear.
• Stalker with a Crush: She is thoroughly convinced Hendrik is her true love and chases him endlessly, trying to make him hers.
• Star-Crossed Lovers: Kundry will only die her final death once she reunites with her true love, Percival.
• Uncertain Doom: Her fight with Erice ends with her impaling Erice and fleeing, but Erice managed to severely wound her and hit her with a curse that prevents her from absorbing mana. It is ambiguous whether she dies for good or resurrects again.
• Valkyries: She was a valkyrie in one of her past lives.
• Vampiric Draining: Since she doesn't have a Master, she regularly attacks people and drains their mana to sustain herself.
• Wandering Jew: Like in the story she is from, Parsifal, and similar to Ahasuerus, she was cursed with immortality for mocking Jesus during the Crucifixion. She was charged to wander between worlds and serve men of power only to be used as a tool and cast aside until she could find true love.

Nzambi

Class: Caster

A goddess who was worshiped by the Kongo people. She first appears killing people and raising them as zombies.

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• Arc Villain: The main antagonist of volume one, having used her powers to disrupt the Holy Grail Tournament and cause a zombie outbreak.
• Badass Back: Koharu tries to attack her from behind while she is talking to Erice, but she swats her out of the air without turning around.
• Creepy Souvenir: She cuts off the body parts with Command Seals from her victims and hangs them from her neck.
• Flash Step: When she attacks Koharu, she disappears from sight and then is right in front of her.
• Good Thing You Can Heal: Erice slashes her a few times, but she eats some of the Command Seals she collected and heals her injuries.
• Insistent Terminology: When she's identified as Caster, she says she prefers the term Sorcerer.
• Magical Barefooter: A goddess and sorceress who goes around barefoot. The narration brings attention to it a few times.
• Magic Knight: In addition to her magical powers, she can hold her own in a sword fight and can outmatch Koharu who had fused with Galahad.
• Mind Rape: She makes her zombies rampage by filling them with bad memories.
• Mystical White Hair: She has silvery-white hair, fitting for a goddess.
• Named by Democracy: After killing several people and stealing their Command Seals, the media labels her the Command Seal Hunter.
• Necromancer: Nzambi is able to raise the dead as zombies with Voodoo due to her name being related to the origin of the word "zombie". This is even able to affect Servants, as shown with Hannibal.
• Oddly Shaped Sword: The sword she carries is abstract to say the least, but it is a case of Shown Their Work as well since there actually exists a sword in real-life very similar to it.
• One-Steve Limit: She shares her name with Nzambi a Mpungu, another god from the same religion.
• Physical God: She's a Divine Spirit, though presumably still bound by weaknesses that being a Servant requires. Even so, she's powerful enough for her to thrash Galahad, often called the greatest Knight of the Round Table, without much effort.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: She has "fiercely red" eyes and is a Divine Spirit who thinks nothing of murdering people for their command spells and wants to start a Zombie Apocalypse.
• Stripperific: Under her cloak, she only wears a bikini-like outfit and bands on her arms and legs.
• Underestimating Badassery: When she confronts Voyager, she dismisses him as weak, only to be shocked when he catches and destroys her blade.
• Worthy Opponent: She is intrigued by Erice's powers and says they are equal to hers when it comes to wielding death.
• Wrecked Weapon: Voyager catches and destroys her blade.

Anubis

Class: ?

The Egyptian god of the dead. He first appears during Nzambi's attack, and along with his unknown female companion kills Caren.

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• Hellhound: He takes the form of a large black jackal.
• Never Smile at a Crocodile: He can summon Ammit, a large half-crocodile beast.
• Physical God: A Divine Spirit, like Nzambi.
• We Can Rule Together: His first appearance at the end of volume 1 includes him telling Erice that she belongs on their side.

"Girl"

Class: ?

A girl with an as-yet unrevealed identity who is first introduced alongside Anubis.

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• Artificial Limbs: Her arms and legs are fake.
• I Can't Sense Their Presence: She is able to mask her energy signature and pretend to be a human, possibly due to a spell made by Nzambi.
• Making a Splash: At the end of volume 1 she somehow flooded most of the upper levels of the Colosseum. She can also create water clones of herself and Anubis.
• Snakes Are Sinister: She's described as being snakelike and can even turn her prosthetic arms into snakes.
• Technicolor Eyes: She has rainbow eyes.