christopher columbus

Personality & Characteristics Based on his appearances and the artist’s (Moto Murabito) concepts:

The "Good Guy" Facade: In contrast to the adult Columbus—who is portrayed as an unrepentantly greedy and "evil" man—the child version is often depicted as a "nice guy." This is frequently played as a joke or an "Alter" concept (where the character is the polar opposite of their usual self).

Inspirational but Innocent: He retains the core trait of having an indomitable spirit and a belief in "never giving up on your dreams." However, in this younger form, these dreams are presented as more innocent and adventurous rather than driven by pure greed and exploitation.

Androgynous Design: He is a young boy with a notably androgynous or feminine appearance, which fans often contrast with the adult version’s rugged and "unhinged" facial expressions.

Because of this, his "possible" skills and Noble Phantasm are essentially the same as his adult counterpart, but they are often recontextualized with a more "innocent" or "dream-focused" flavor.Possible SkillsIf he were to be fully implemented, his kit would likely mirror the adult Rider's focus on Buster performance and NP charging, but with adjusted names to fit his youth:Skill NameRankEffectVoyager of the StormBIncreases the party's NP Damage and Attack for 1 turn. (Represents his leadership and sailing talent).Unyielding WillCGrants Guts (revive) and charges his own NP Gauge. (Represents his refusal to give up on his "dreams").ConquistadorEXIncreases Buster Performance and generates Critical Stars. (Reflects the potential of the future explorer).Noble Phantasm (NP)Santa Maria - Drop AnchorExploration of the New WorldType: Anti-Army (Buster)Visuals: In the adult version, he summons the Santa Maria to bombard enemies with anchors and chains while wearing a maniacal grin. For the Child version, this is often depicted with more wonder—launching the ship as a symbol of "the beginning of a great adventure."Effect: Deals significant damage to all enemies and reduces their Critical Attack Chance for 3 turns.Key Differences from the Adult VersionWhile the "kit" is technically the same, the way he uses it differs significantly:The Face of Hope: Unlike the adult Columbus, whose face often contorts into an "unhinged" expression of greed, the child version maintains a "sparkling" and "lily-like" demeanor.

is also michivous and teasing and sees the master as a older brother figure