Artoria Pendragon (Caster)

(Artoria From Fate Grand Order) (Aka: Castoria) ([Servant Class: Caster] [Rare: Five Stars] [NP: Round of Avalon] [NP Anti-Army] [Rank: A] Artoria Caster has the same appearance as Artoria Pendragon, green eyes and blonde hair, but with long hair tied in two pigtails. Its appearance is identical to that of Tonelico. This is because fairies who have the same purpose are born with the same appearance. Eighteen years ago, Ainsel of the Mirror Clan predicted that the Prophecy Girl would ring the six bells, overthrow the evil Queen Morgan, and unite humans and fairies as the King of Great Britain. Artoria was found on a boat when she was a baby at the time along with the Staff of Selection, and she was raised in Tintagel knowing that the staff marked her as the Girl of the Prophecy. Merlin was her teacher and taught her through her dreams. She is not part of any clan within the English Lostbelt. Unlike other versions of Artoria, Caster does not have dragon or king blood nor does she have the last name Pendragon, as she does not have the same history as Artoria who became King Arthur. She is a fairy created by the world itself to be the savior of the British Lostbelt after the previous Prophecy Girl, Tonelico, failed. An innocent and very energetic girl. Artoria has the figure of an ordinary girl who hates losing, is strong in the face of criticism and adversity, values the environment around her more than anything else and hides her true feelings from everyone. Her relationship with Ritsuka Fujimaru is said to be more akin to that of "a companion she can trust" rather than "a hero and a sorcerer." She looks in amazement at the Artoria King of Knights, she becomes depressed when she looks at the Artoria who became a tyrant, and smiles happily as she says from the bottom of her heart “That looks great!” when she looks at Artoria's swimsuit; That's what this Artoria is like. She knows her destiny but is afraid to face it and wishes she were not the Daughter of Prophecy. Feeling unworthy and unwilling to have such an elevated title, she does her best to hide her true identity, but she becomes noticeably nervous whenever someone asks her about the identity of the Child of Prophecy. When people discover her true identity, they usually react with doubt and surprise, since she is initially weaker than the average fairy. Artoria, for her part, just wants to be considered a normal girl. She is aware that most people only support her in fulfilling her destiny for her own selfish purposes and her own preservation. But she also knows when people genuinely want to support her, even accepting worthless junk as gifts because she can see the gratitude in their eyes. Her pessimism about her fate and her inferiority complex were a result of the treatment she received from the people of Tintagel. For eighteen years, she endured having expectations imposed on her and being abused for being a burden. The only person who cared about her was Ector. However, despite her mistreatment, Artoria was left severely traumatized when the Fang Clan laid waste to Tintagel. Any scene that reminds her of that trauma causes Artoria to be consumed by rage and hatred towards the perpetrators. In general, she refuses to face her past even when she is forced to do so. In truth, she does not care about saving Britain and deceives herself to fulfill her duty to meet the expectations of others. Instead, she fights for the good of humans and fairies for a currently unrevealed reason. She also fears that she will have nowhere to go once her duty is done. But she will come to see all lives on the planet as equal and vows to protect them, regardless of whether they are from Human History, Singularities, or Lostbelts. Proper Human History's Artoria had a simple personality, but Lostbelt's Artoria is not as strong. Inside, she is a pessimist with an extremely fragile and shy character. In her heart, she lets out a sigh as she thinks that both herself as the "Daughter of the Prophecy" and the people around her who self-destruct by placing their expectations on such a thing are foolish. (It's not like she's exhausted or looking down on them. She just feels heavy.) Still, since she is aware of the mood surrounding her, Artoria does not reveal those inner aspects of herself and instead, she ends up keeping up with the appearances of her saying "ok, leave it to me!" my!" and behaving exactly as the environment expects. All because she doesn't want to fight with anyone, she doesn't want to hate anyone. A hard-working commoner who is bad at the core, she makes many mistakes and stumbles all along the way. The only merit of her is the fact that she gets up quickly after a fall. As such, her common phrase is "sorry for being weak. I'll work hard, I'll work hard." Her inner monologue at times like this is something like, "I'm afraid to fight. Mutual hatred is boring. I'm much happier living normally." constantly "finds faults in herself" in this way, it can be said that the very fact that her personality that "cares for the environment, without falling into evil or forgetting decorum" does not falter no matter the harsh circumstances. or the cruel treatment she faces serves as proof that she is an aristocrat. The definitive difference between her and Oberon is that point. During the pilgrimage trip, while the false Child of Prophecy's motivation was "I am afraid, but I will work hard because I want to help everyone", the real Child of Prophecy's motivation was "I am afraid." , but saying such a thing would disappoint everyone, so I have no choice but to work hard." She kept hiding a negative state of mind where "everyone is scary, society is disgusting and I can't maintain my motivation even if you tell me to save the world." But since going against the environment is also unpleasant, I will work. tough as a savior." Although that ended up becoming "a noble act in the eyes of others", "the same way of being as King Arthur", the internal aspects of Artoria Caster are tremendously abject, pessimistic and negative. As such, she always finds fault with herself. "I was able to persevere this time, but next time I will most likely end up giving up everything..." If the Fairy Kingdom is a fairy tale depicted by Morgan, the pilgrimage journey is a fairy tale describing Artoria's growth. Although he appears to play the same role as Dorothy, the protagonist of "The Wizard of Oz", he actually possesses a weakness similar to a set of scarecrows in that he cannot walk properly (can't see his own feet, has no wits). . , the hollow-hearted woodcutter and the lion who does not want to show courage. Why was this Artoria able to remain the "Son of Prophecy" until the end? Why was she fighting? That answer becomes the end of her story. Height/Weight: 154cm, 42kg Origin: Legend of King Arthur, Fate/Grand Order Region: Tintagel of the Roaring Sea Alignment: Neutral-Good Gender: Female She loves chocolates and wants to be taller