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The second component of Kingprotea is Airavata WPВ ( г‚ўг‚¤гѓ©гѓјгѓґг‚Ўг‚ї WP ?) from Indian Mythology. The first component of Kingprotea is Titania (Titan)В (гѓ†г‚Јг‚їгѓјгѓ‹г‚ў (гѓ†г‚Јг‚їгѓјгѓі) ?). She was originally sealed by BB at the ends of the imaginary number space, as BB realized she was too dangerous to be left unattended.

Her ranking amongst the Sakura Five is the lowest position, but her presence in SE.RA.PH is the strongest. While typically created from multiple goddesses, Kingprotea was created from the essence of the Earth Mother Goddesses common throughout all mythologies, notably taking particular influence from Tiamat during her manifestation in Chaldea.

#Fate grand order tv tropes archive#

With the G meaning 'gigantism, growing, greed', She was created from BB accessing the Moon Cell's Servant Archive and selecting goddesses compatible with Ego from inside of it.

2.2.2 All In! Las Vegas Championship Match (Summer 2021)ДЄlter Ego GВ (г‚ўгѓ«г‚їгѓјг‚Ёг‚ґ G, ArutДЃ Ego G ?), whose True Name is Kingprotea, is a High-Servant created by BB.

2.2.1 SE.RA.PH -Second Ballet-: Cage of the Fallen.

Weapon of Choice: As the name of the class implies, they all use swords.

They are also both strong and weak against Berserkers, are resisted by Rulers, take extra damage from demon pillars and Pretenders and resist Alteregos.

Tactical RockВ–PaperВ–Scissors: Sabers are strong against Lancers, but weak against Archers.

Sometimes it'll be the main attraction, a city-wrecking Kamehame Hadoken that few can stand against, and sometimes it'll just be a minor part of a versatile arsenal.

Sword Beam: Excalibur set the trend, and this is an extremely common thing for Sabers' swords to be capable of.

Square Race, Round Class: While the Saber container is one of the most coveted and powerful in any Holy Grail War, a number of Servants who are compatible with it such as Jason and Caesar claim that they'd be more effective in a different Class.

It does however provide the basis for their weakness against Archers, as they are all largely projectile uses that can attack a saber multiple times in lore before they get close. This isn't much of a factor in gameplay, though, since Sabers in-game are just one of many classes with advantages and disadvantages against others. Furthermore, it makes Sabers a poor match with Masters who favor a Combat Pragmatist approach for fighting. While they might outclass other Servants in terms of general parameters, their lack of versatility makes it possible for the 'weaker' classes (like Caster and Assassin) to maneuver around them and take them down with guile.

Poor, Predictable Rock: Lorewise, the biggest weakness of Sabers is that they're only really capable of head-on attacks (being the class of armored knights and whatnot), and excluding their Noble Phantasms their effective range is often only the length of their sword.

Even the Joke Character Okita is repeatedly shown to be a great swordsman and a dangerous opponent in spite of her poor stats and perpetual illness.

The remaining four who are serious characters despite being 'younger' (d'Eon, Tajima-no-kami, Musashi, and Lakshmi Bai) are all treated as fairly remarkable, and in Epic of Remnant and Cosmos in the Lostbelt each one is given a narrative spotlight to show exactly why they make the cut as a Saber despite their relative age. Most of the Sabers from after 1500 are either event-related joke characters or one specific crossover character for fans of another part of the Nasuverse. Part of the reason Saber is a 'stronger' class is that its candidates generally have more ' Mystery', in the Nasuverse sense, about them - which is to say, they're older Heroic Sprits, with the general cut-off point being ~1500CE.

Planet of Hats: A somewhat broader hat than some others, but still there.

In fact, this card setup is often referred to as the 'Saber deck'.

Additionally, most Sabers have the exact same card setup: QAABB, with about half of those having a Buster Noble Phantasm while the other half has an Arts Noble Phantasm.

The 'Saber Wars' event not only pulls a Lampshade Hanging on this trope, but plays the number of Saber-faces for laughs, with Mysterious Heroine X (who is definitely not Altria) hunting them down.

Master Swordsman: This is the whole point of the class - give or take the occasional weird exception (because this is, after all, the Nasuverse, where technicalities and Loophole Abuse reign supreme), Sabers are historical/mythological figures famous for being really good with swords.