Gilgamesh
“The world's first king, original owner of all the world's treasures — arrogant, and he has the proof to back it up.”
Summons the originals of every legendary weapon in existence. Every other Servant's Noble Phantasm is theoretically a copy.
Chains that grow stronger the more divine the target. Used to bind Heroic Spirits and god-class beings.
Extreme vitality from his demi-god body. His physical ability stays top-tier even in later installments of the series.
His arrogance is not a character flaw — it's the starting premise. As the world's first king, the conviction that he claimed everything first is simply his operating reality. It was Enkidu's death alone that pushed him to study human mortality — what separates him from a pure tyrant. He recognizes no law or standard beyond his own.
- ▸Proving his absolute claim to kingship
- ▸Setting the standard of what a true king is for the world
- ▸Finding someone who actually measures up — as Enkidu did, as Artoria almost did
- ▸No one ever measuring up to his standard
- ▸Losing a true equal again, the way he lost Enkidu
- ▸Collecting fine treasures from across the world
- ▸Observing humanity — as a judge, not a participant
- ▸Revisiting memories of Enkidu