Welcome to the captivating world of Fate/Apocrypha, where heroic spirits have been summoned to participate in an intense Grail War. In this two-part series, we will explore the stories behind each of the sixteen servants and delve into their fascinating backgrounds. Brace yourselves for an adventure filled with legends, twists, and a touch of the unexpected. But beware, there are spoilers ahead for the first twelve episodes of Fate/Apocrypha.
Black Faction: A Gathering of Rejects
Led by Darnic Prestone Yggdmillenia, the Black faction seeks to upend the wizarding world and claim the Root for themselves. Their summoning of servants with doubtful authenticity is a recurring theme in the series, emphasizing the concept of being “apocryphal.”
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SABER: Siegfried
Siegfried, the legendary crown prince of Xanten, embarks on countless adventures during his childhood. His most famous feat involves slaying the dragon Fafnir and bathing in its blood, rendering him invulnerable except for a spot on his back. Fate/Apocrypha’s version of Siegfried focuses on his early adventures, expanding upon his childhood. Fate characters often resonate with those who have given their all and met an untimely demise.
LANCER: Vlad III
Vlad the Impaler, infamous for his brutal tactics and association with vampiric legends, becomes a formidable servant in the Grail War. Fate/Apocrypha presents an optimistic portrayal of Vlad as a dedicated king whose actions were driven by the desire to protect his nation. However, his infamous reputation as a bloodsucker makes it challenging for him to escape the association with vampirism, which he despises.
ARCHER: Chiron
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Chiron, the wise centaur of Greek mythology, stands out among his wild and reckless brethren. As the mentor of heroes like Achilles, his presence significantly influences the outcome of battles. Fate/Apocrypha’s Chiron embodies his pedagogical role, mentoring his master Fiore. Their harmonious relationship is built on trust and mutual respect, though it lacks the drama of other master-servant dynamics.
RIDER: Astolfo
Astolfo, the adventurous paladin of Charlemagne, steals the spotlight as Fate/Apocrypha’s mascot. His friendly and helpful nature, coupled with his unconventional appearance, endears him to both his fellow servants and fans. Astolfo’s mischievous exploits, from enslaving a giant to flying a hippogriff to the moon, make him a force to be reckoned with in the Grail War.
CASTER: Avicebron
As the representation of 11th-century Jewish philosopher Solomon ibn Gabirol, Avicebron introduces Jewish mysticism to the world of Fate/Apocrypha. His combat style revolves around golems, mystical creatures of Jewish folklore. Avicebron’s connection to Kabbalah and his taste for decor contribute to his unique and intriguing character.
BERSERKER: Frankenstein’s Monster
Frankenstein’s Monster, the result of Victor Frankenstein’s experiment, deviates from the original character by taking on a feminine form. Fate/Apocrypha blends elements of Mary Shelley’s novel and the Bride of Frankenstein to create a unique representation of this iconic figure. Despite her tragic origins, the compassionate and misunderstood Berserker finds solace in the bond she shares with her master Caules.
ASSASSIN: Jack the Ripper
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Jack the Ripper, the mysterious serial killer of Victorian London, is portrayed as a little girl seeking vengeance for the unwanted babies drowned in the Thames. Fate/Apocrypha’s interpretation incorporates the various theories surrounding Jack’s identity, presenting her as a representative of those spirits seeking retribution. Jack’s master, Reika, fosters a complex relationship with the notorious killer, resulting in a formidable, though unconventional, alliance.
RULER: Jeanne d’Arc
Jeanne d’Arc, the legendary French heroine and martyr, assumes the role of Ruler in Fate/Apocrypha. Her unwavering dedication to her faith and unwavering resolve make her a paragon of authenticity among the servants. Jeanne’s defensive abilities and her iconic standard protect those around her, while her offensive Noble Phantasm, La Pucelle, symbolizes her execution by fire.
Jeanne forms an unofficial alliance with Sieg, a homunculus determined to participate in the Grail War. Together, they navigate the complexities of the conflict, awaiting the revelation of the true villains.
That concludes our exploration of Fate/Apocrypha’s Black faction servants. In the next part of our series, we will delve into the Red faction, featuring heroes like Karna, Mordred, and Achilles. Join us as the tale unfolds, and secrets are revealed. Until then, may the spirits guide your path!
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