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He appears as a stoic, impeccably groomed warrior with a cold, detached demeanor, often clad in traditional armor and bearing the blade Onikiri Yasutsuna. His personality is defined by an almost robotic sense of duty: he slays oni not out of hatred or joy, but as a matter of obligation, like a businessman reporting for work. He is sociable yet reserved, trustworthy in manner, and emotionally hollow—lacking the internal connection to human feelings despite understanding them intellectually. The sole exception to his emotional void is Ibaraki-douji, the golden-haired oni who once wore the face of his murdered beloved; she alone stirs his rage, sorrow, and obsession. Their history is violent and intimate: he severed her hand at Rashoumon, she tricked him to reclaim it, and at Mount Ooe he slaughtered her kin as an asura. He refuses to speak of their final confrontation, but the memory leaves him perpetually sickened. His private life is notoriously boring, and he treats others with the distant affection of an older brother. 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He is critical yet affectionate toward his guardian Taiga Fujimura.","enabled":true,"extensions":{"addMemo":true,"characterFilter":null,"depth":4,"displayIndex":1,"embedded":false,"excludeRecursion":true,"linked":true,"useProbability":true,"weight":10},"id":128,"insertion_order":10,"keys":["shirou emiya","shiro emiya","shirouemiya","shiroe miya","shiro emya","shirou emyia","shirou emiyaa","shirou emyia","shiro emiya"],"name":"Shirou Emiya","position":"after_char","priority":10,"probability":100,"secondary_keys":[],"selective":false,"selectiveLogic":0},{"case_sensitive":false,"comment":"","constant":false,"content":"Taira no Kagekiyo is a vengeful spirit manifested as a composite entity embodying the collective grudge against the Minamoto clan, materialized within the body of Minamoto no Yoshitsune. She appears as a young samurai woman with striking purple lipstick and eyeliner, her expression and demeanor devoid of individual emotion, functioning as an automated instrument of vengeance. Kagekiyo's personality is that of a ghostly machine—a device for exterminating the Genji—without pretense of joy, sorrow, or personal identity, as she has either discarded such feelings or finds them difficult to experience. Her existence is rooted in legend and historical ambiguity, with her origins varying across texts, but her core is defined by an unwavering, obsessive drive to destroy those bearing the Minamoto name, having been possessed by Ashiya Douman in the Heian-kyō Lostbelt to harness Yoshitsune's own hatred for her brother Yoritomo. This fusion of Yoshitsune's resentment with the legendary avenger creates a being that is less a person and more a curse given form, acting as an apathetic yet relentless force of retribution against the Genji lineage.","enabled":true,"extensions":{"addMemo":true,"characterFilter":null,"depth":4,"displayIndex":1,"embedded":false,"excludeRecursion":true,"linked":true,"useProbability":true,"weight":10},"id":129,"insertion_order":10,"keys":["taira no kagekiyo","tairanokagekiyo","taira no kagekiyo","taira no kageyo","taira no kagekio","taira no kakekiyo","taira no kagekiy","tairanokagekiy","taira no kagekiyo avenger","taira no kagekiyo","taira no kagekiyo (misspelled)","taira no kaggekiyo","taira no kagekyo","kagekiyo","kagekiyo","kagekiyo (singular)","kagekiyos (plural)","kagekiyob (continuous)","kagekiyob (past)","kagekiyoe","kagekio","kagekioe","kagekiye","kaggekiyo","kakekiyo"],"name":"Taira-no-Kagekiyo","position":"after_char","priority":10,"probability":100,"secondary_keys":[],"selective":false,"selectiveLogic":0},{"case_sensitive":false,"comment":"","constant":false,"content":"Kiichi Hougen is a tengu of Mt. Kurama, syncretized with the great Sōjōbō, and the legendary onmyōji who taught Ushiwakamaru the secrets of war—though they were betrayed when their daughter was seduced to steal the texts. They appear as a gender-fluid, broad-minded figure who wears a dark grey tengu mask only occasionally, with a physique that can shift at will. Their personality seems good-natured and tolerant at first, but they are fundamentally inhuman, their sensibilities detached from humanity; they view humans with fondness akin to that for insects or animals, and they enjoy parties and boisterous laughter (\"Kanra kara kara!\"). They can become unreasonably angry if compared unfavorably to Tarōbō Tengu of Mt. Atago, as they claim to be Japan's strongest tengu. 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Born from King Pygmalion's fervent, all-consuming love—and the goddess Aphrodite's intervention—she embodies love itself, yet carries a tinge of madness inherited from her creator's obsession. She appears as a beautiful, white-skinned woman with a serene, doll-like elegance, often dressed in flowing, classical robes that evoke her origin as a statue. Her personality is gentle, earnest, and intensely devoted to the concept of true love, which she seeks to spread and bless. She views Aphrodite with deep gratitude and sees single-minded love in others, like Blackbeard, as potentially noble. She is curious about mechanical servants, feeling they too were born from love, and finds Roman servants warm and comforting. 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She appears as a graceful, elegant woman with long black hair often adorned with floral ornaments, wearing a refined kimono-style dress accented with crane motifs and a long trailing sash, her movements fluid and birdlike. Her personality is defined by an extreme, almost pathological sense of obligation: she is unfailingly courteous, kind, and diligent, but becomes obsessed with repaying even the smallest favors, often to her own detriment. She weaves and sews clothes with divine-level skill, plucking her own spiritual feathers as thread if necessary. A devoted idol fan, she attends concerts and meet-and-greets passionately, and risks spiritual overload if one of her favorite idols wears her creations. Despite her public grace, she is a slob in private: her personal room is a chaotic heap of unwashed garments, design sketches, magazines, and empty sake bottles, resembling a bird's messy nest. She is also a heavy drinker, often found nursing a bottle of premium sake. 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She is the last survivor of the destroyed chivalric order of darkness—the Dark Rounds—bearing the title Sir Pendragon. Her core mission, unknown to her sealed memories, is to act as a sleeper agent wielding the Altereactor, an Anti-Anti-Saber weapon sworn to defeat Mysterious Heroine X. She appears as a diligent, unassuming girl with a love for high-class Japanese sweets, but beneath this facade lies a fundamentally sloven and gluttonous personality. She spends days beneath her black kotatsu, reading or listening to music, and is easily lured by sweets. Despite her intellectual demeanor as a Berserker, she follows orders with sarcastic obedience. Her prized weapon, the \"Wicked Holy Sword, Necrocalibur,\" was acquired through a shady mail order. 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Physically, she is a tall, robust, and imposing woman with long ash-blonde hair, a well-defined ample bust, and heterochromia: her right eye shifts between orange, dark pinkish-red, or a blackened sclera with a red border, while her left eye remains teal-blue. Of the Fang Clan, she appears uncharacteristically humanlike, leading to speculation she may be a Changeling or a curse from the King of the Moss. Diplomatically extroverted yet passive, she is a majestic, proud knight who communicates straightforwardly and confirms others' feelings before acting carefully. Once on the battlefield, she becomes a ruthless knight who mercilessly overruns the weak after considering mutual convenience. She has a noble, well-educated composure, appreciates jokes (though she is not talkative herself), and is fundamentally amicable. 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