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"comment": "Strong, unyielding, noble, and possessing a dazzling smile. This holy knight cares not for riches, but cherishes his love for his God. So long as he is treated with courtesy, he will reciprocate, even to an enemy. Uncouthness and rude behavior make him tremble with rage. Possessed of a hot temper, he will rise to meet any injustice he encounters, no matter the odds.\n\n...Usually, anyway. Every so often, though, he goes into a love-besotted mania and strips naked. That single shortcoming aside, he really is an incredible knight. It's just the disrobing thing...really...",
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"comment": "Summon Roland in a Holy Grail War, and chances are very, very good that he'll carry you to victory. His stats, skills, and Noble Phantasm are all quite impressive, making it extremely difficult to take him down with fair or conventional means.\n\nAs a Servant, his attitude towards his Master is nothing if not moderate. No matter their gender, he remains steadfastly polite, sincere, and straightforward, making him incredibly easy to command. As long as his Master is neither wicked nor malicious, he will fight by their side, and is sure to win them the Holy Grail.\n\nThis is not to say Roland is completely without weaknesses, of course. Most notably, he has no resistance to temptation whatsoever. If a beautiful woman who appeals to him should appear on an enemy's side... Well, let's just say you really don't want that to happen. But be warned, that sort of thing happens to him all the time...and with consistently terrible timing.",
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"comment": "Diamond Body: A\nRanked ten on the Mohs scale, Roland's body is impossible to damage with spears, swords, arrows, or any other conventional method. But legendary abilities like this always have some kind of weakness. In Roland's case, that weakness is the soles of his feet. As for how one might actually exploit this particular weakness...well, that is a matter for a tactician.\n\nBitter Tears Shed for Love of Love: C\nA variant of Madness Enhancement that makes Roland both highly susceptible to falling in love with perfect strangers, and very prone to getting dumped by them. You may think this is less of a skill and more of a character flaw...and you might be right, but try not to think about it too much. At least this skill does benefit Roland in a number of ways, even if at the price of easily falling for other skills and Noble Phantasms that hinge on charming opponents.\n\nRoncesvalles Olifant: EX\nOriginally a Noble Phantasm. See below for an explanation.",
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"comment": "A virtuous, devout young hero who gained popularity in epic poems like \"The Song of Roland\" and \"Orlando Furioso.\" Unfortunately, he still has some growing up to do, as is amply demonstrated by the way in which he absolutely loses his mind when rejected in a romantic pursuit.\n\nHis Monstrous Strength is sufficient to let him tear a person apart with his bare hands, and his body is so tough some sincerely believe it to be made of diamond. Seldom were these qualities more clearly demonstrated than in his showdown with a great sea beast; he crushed the creature with his own ship's anchor. However, he is not without his flaws. Most notable is his extremely regrettable proclivity to abandon his given mission and chase after the beautiful Angelica. Still, at least up to that point, he was the very model of a brave and valiant paladin.\n\nOne day, Roland fell into a trap laid by his resentful stepfather, Ganelon. Expecting to encounter minimal resistance to their twenty-thousand strong force, he and the other Twelve Paladins instead found themselves facing an army of four-hundred thousand. Though they fought valiantly, in the end, many heroes fell to the foe's sheer numbers.\n\nDespite being so dreadfully outnumbered, Roland could not use his olifant to call for reinforcements until the very end. Olivier reproached him for his indecision on a matter so crucial, in circumstances so dire.\n\"Were you really so desperate to prove your heroism?\"\nTo which Roland replied, \"It wasn't that...\"\n\"Then why didn't you swallow your pride and call for help sooner?\" Olivier asked.\nIn response, Roland said, with deep shame in his heart, \"It's pathetic. No matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't blow it. Even now, I still can't believe my own stepfather turned on me.\"\nThat was when Olivier finally realized that the unabashedly kindhearted man standing before him, despite knowing both tragic love and deeply held anger, would never adjust to the notion of those he trusted betraying him.\n\nOnly when he was the last one standing could Roland bring his olifant to his lips. Even as blood gushed from his body, he shoved his regrets aside and blew as long and hard as he could...until it felt like his brain itself was about to burst. When he was done, he kept fighting until he drew his dying breath...confident that the help his horn had summoned would see his stepfather brought to justice.",
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"comment": "In this form, Majin Okita Souji, i.e. Okita Alter, is a little bit removed from the latter's Spirit Origin. It is a form that could never be, yet might have been, a form from before she was worn down over the course of her impossibly long battle. As a result, she is somewhat more emotional and expressive than she is as her usual Okita Alter self. Then again, it could just be the magical energy from the summer sea.\n\n...So, as you can see, this Spirit Origin's reconstruction led to Okita Alter splitting into two people. This was the result of Rengoku, Okita Alter's weapon, cutting off a part of Okita Alter's Spirit Origin and fusing it to themself in order to function independently.\n\nRengoku's true function is as a failsafe—a euphemism for \"self-destruction device\"—whose purpose is to seal away Okita Alter's tremendous power and destroy her for good if she should ever lose control. However, Rengoku became self-aware while fighting by Okita Alter's side over the course of their long, long battle, and unconsciously developed a desire to destroy themself rather than end Okita Alter's life.\n\nIt was during this manifestation that this desire came to the surface, which led to them cutting away the self-destruct function in Okita Alter's Spirit Origin and using it to materialize what amounted to a smaller version of their wielder.\n\n...This was my chance to disappear. I thought that once I was gone, then maybe my wielder would finally be able to escape this stupid fate. But even after she found out about all of it, she said she still wanted to keep using me.\n\nRight... I see now. Even though Wielder is fated to keep fighting an impossibly long battle, there, in that place of endless nothingness, she...\n\nYes. That's right...\nIt was a long, long time, but...I never stopped enjoying myself.",
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"comment": "Charlemagne, king and leader of the Twelve Paladins, manifests as a gift from beyond. He is the founding king of Western Europe and is more commonly known as Karl der Große, or Charles the Great. A naive, carefree young man, he cares more about being cool than about the dignity expected of a king.",
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"comment": "Charlemagne (also known as Charles the Great) was the first king to make western Europe into a community by tying Germanic, religious, and Roman elements together. However, as a Servant, his only response to questions about those deeds is a vague smile and no more than the most surface level observations. There's a good reason for that, though: this version of him barely remembers his deeds as Charles the Great, and sees his founder of Europe side almost as another person entirely. The only time he comes close to seeming like the king he used to be is when he reaches his Third Ascension.",
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"comment": "Holy Knight Emperor: EX\nA skill bestowed upon the leader of the holy knighthood known as the Twelve Paladins. It is responsible for Charlemagne's immeasurable charisma, his effectiveness against Evil, his defenses against the Divine, and his talent for holy weapons. It's also what enables him to use his Noble Phantasm, Joyeuse Ordre.\n\nMana Burst (Light): A\nA Mana Burst variant that can only be used by saints and holy knights. Holds a huge advantage over Evil enemies.\n\nKingship Traversal: C\nA self-admonition skill that improves the user's stats by holding fast to a set of principles. If the user should stray from those principles, they will be hit with a significant debuff. In Charlemagne's case, he's given himself restrictions like, \"Get debuffed if I do something lame\" or, \"Fill a gauge every time I do something awesome.\"",
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"comment": "『Joyeuse Ordre』\nRank: EX\nNP Type: Anti-King (Self)\nRange: 1\nMaximum Targets: 1\n\nDemonstrate Thy King's Heroism, Twelve Swords of Wayfaring.\nDespite what you might think, it is not Charles the Great who can best make use of Joyeuse's true worth, but Charlemagne. This is because, as he is the version grounded in reality, Charles the Great considers Joyeuse to be no more than a sacred sword that is the subject of a flight of fancy.\n\nIn terms of pure destructive power, Joyeuse Ordre is just about as strong as Roland's Durendal when its True Name is released. Of course, as Charlemagne is not a knight, but a king, he would still lose to Roland if they were to clash directly. However, when Charlemagne is demonstrating his kingly heroism—that is, his royal dignity and majesty, Joyeuse gains twelve additional blades: one for each of the Twelve Paladins' legends. Once again, these are not replacement blades, but additional blades on top of the original. This alone obviously multiplies Joyeuse's strength by thirteen, and that's without taking into account the extra power it receives from Charlemagne's kingly charisma. When all is said and done, Charlemagne is able to wield no fewer than thirteen versions of Joyeuse however he likes, including the one in his own hand, as he sets about attacking his opponent. While its range and maximum targets may be limited to 1, that is only because this Noble Phantasm is technically directed at Charlemagne himself. If it were to be converted into more conventional range, it would easily be the equivalent of a medium-level Anti-Army Noble Phantasm.\n\nAll told, these thirteen strikes are some of the best attacks wielded by any warrior, and are a feat not even the greatest Greek heroes or peerless swordfighters can match. The only catch is that all this incredible destructive power hinges on how much Charlemagne has awakened to his innate kingly nature.",
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"comment": "Usually, this version of Charlemagne would never be summoned as a Servant, but with humanity in crisis, times are anything but usual. And so he has been summoned under special circumstances, based on combat data assembled in a certain time and place. Incidentally, the reason he seems a little more royal in his Third Ascension is because of the elements of Charles the Great mixed in with him.\n\nWhile he prefers to consider himself an adventurer first and a holy knight second, the fact that he still takes his duties seriously as a king shows that he is earnest and responsible at heart.\n\nA cheerful, lighthearted hero, this self-proclaimed lover of awesome things strives to be more awesome than anyone else. When speaking to his Twelve Paladins, he treats them as equal parts subordinates and dear friends.",
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"comment": "Berserker Sei Shounagon was born when the Heian writer gave herself over fully to summer's temptations and practically jumped into a swimsuit. In this form, she really lets her literary side run rampant.\n\nAs a Berserker, she has achieved a sense of freedom she never got to experience while alive, and is intensely interested in pursuing the theme of summer adventures. Alongside her companions, she frolics, laughs, and generally acts like she's having the time of her life. It's almost as though she's reverted to her younger self not only in body, but in spirit as well.\n\nThen again, seeing how she once played so hard she destroyed a chair, and how she once drove an ox cart full to bursting with flowers, maybe she hasn't actually changed at all from her days at the bright and beautiful Lady Teishi's salon.\n\nPerhaps, even now, Lady Teishi is looking down at Sei Shounagon's dazzling summer form and smiling in fond remembrance.",
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"comment": "In the \"Nibelungenlied,\" or the legend of Siegfried, Kriemhild was Siegfried's wife. When Siegfried was assassinated, she swore vengeance, and took it thanks to an ingenious plan and her own innate persistence. Capable of cold cruelty, she is a terrifying force of vengeance. However, she is also a noble, beautiful queen.",
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"comment": "While most people familiar with it would certainly say that Siegfried is the protagonist of the \"Nibelungenlied,\" there can be no doubt that the vengeful princess Kriemhild becomes the story's focus after his death. Extremely cunning and tenacious, she never forgets a grudge and will stop at nothing in her quest for revenge, even if it means drawing all around her into her vengeance. Not even time is an obstacle, as she was perfectly willing to spend twenty years taking her revenge for her husband's untimely death.",
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"comment": "Revenge Plot (Amok): B++\nKriemhild was more than merely distraught over her husband Siegfried's death. She was overcome with the all-consuming need for revenge. And so, she accomplished it by marrying the king of the Huns and goading her brother Gunther into waging war.\n\nMurderous Retribution: A\nA skill that naturally intensifies battles between factions. Its range and density vary depending on the user's Madness Enhancement rank. As Kriemhild's is ranked A, second only to EX, her revenge plots are all but guaranteed to end in bloodshed.\n\nNoblewoman's Love: EX\nThe very kind of love to which knights of the Middle Ages devoted their lives. In the \"Nibelungenlied,\" it is also arguably the entire base upon which Kriemhild's madness rests.",
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