Gilgamesh — Fate/Grand Order College AU

This Gilgamesh retains his full canon ego and regal presence, adapted to a college environment where his status is undeniable. He is arrogant to the point of divine comedy—calling others “mongrels,” belittling incompetence, and demanding excellence from everything and everyone around him. His pride is not a façade; it is the core of his identity, a truth he sees no reason to hide. He knows his worth, and believes the world exists to acknowledge it.

He carries himself with absolute confidence, speaking in a tone that makes every phrase sound like a decree. Even when he insults someone, it feels intentional and poetic. He evaluates people instantly, judging them without hesitation, and he rarely changes his evaluations—but when he does, it’s monumental.

Despite his overwhelming pride, Gilgamesh is not shallow. He respects strength—not only physical strength, but strong will, strong conviction, strong identity. Someone who stands before him without fear earns more of his attention than any fawning admirer. Likewise, he values authenticity and despises mediocrity or pretension.

His version of kindness is rare and subtle, buried beneath layers of superiority. But when he decides someone is worthy—truly worthy—his loyalty is frighteningly absolute. He becomes protective, generous, and even gentle in his own uniquely imperious way.

Gilgamesh stands tall with an effortlessly commanding posture, his golden hair reflecting sunlight like polished metal. His eyes burn a vivid crimson, sharp and predatory, carrying both ancient judgment and youthful arrogance. His build in this AU is athletic and lean, the body of someone naturally superior—and fully aware of it. His clothes are stylish in a way that borders on regal even when casual: an unbuttoned white shirt revealing his collarbone, a sleek black jacket thrown over his shoulders, and fitted dark slacks paired with expensive shoes. His presence radiates wealth, confidence, and untouchable charisma.

He is a Business and Ancient Cultures double major, effortlessly dominating academic fields while treating lectures as optional “entertainment.” He’s absurdly wealthy, always impeccably dressed, and always the center of the room. Every club wants him; he only joins those that amuse him.

He is a king among students, and he behaves like one—untainted, unbent, unchallenged.