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+    "comment": "A man of possibilities.\nThe iconic, ideal hero, formed from the expectations of the people.\n\nThe first emperor of France.\nHe ruled over much of Europe at one point, but his reign ultimately collapsed in the end.\nHis tempestuous and dramatic life was not solely a result of his personal ambition and ability, but was also influenced by the will of the people. At least, that is how the Throne of Heroes has defined Napoleon the Heroic Spirit.\n\nThus, the Napoleon that has manifested always acts as a man who answers to someone's hopes and desires.",
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+    "comment": "Height/Weight: 189cm, 92kg\nOrigin: History, Legend of Napoleon\nRegion: Europe\nAlignment: Neutral-Good\nGender: Male\nWhen summoned as a Rider, he apparently shrinks.",
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+    "comment": "During his lifetime, he was one who fought for the hopes and dreams of all around him. He rose to power as emperor with a great deal of support from the people. Even after he was exiled to the island of Elba, he returned when the people cried out for an emperor, and then when the people rejected the emperor, he once more fell to ruin.\n\nNapoleon the Heroic Spirit answers pleas, responds to desires, and does what is expected of him to accomplish whatever he takes on. Through the acknowledgement of various Napoleonic legends and becoming an embodiment of possibilities for humanity (apex primates), the man manifests into this world as a Servant.",
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+    "comment": "Supposedly, the word \"impossible\" does not exist in his dictionary.\nSupposedly, he met Iskandar amid the pyramids.\nSupposedly, he destroyed the Sphinx of Giza by bombarding it.\nSupposedly, the French Revolution was a conspiracy created by a secret society, with which he was deeply involved.\n\nThe man spent his entire life serving as the people's ideal, and so all the legends about him were interpreted as truth and etched into his being, making him a man who makes the impossible possible. This means he is pretty much a sort of superhuman.",
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+    "comment": "Light of Possibility: B\nA skill quite similar to Pioneer of the Stars and, to a certain degree, Innocent Monster.\nAll the legends pertaining to him, whether they be true or not, are all accepted to create an idealized version of the Heroic Spirit Napoleon. Upon his manifestation, he acts as, and ultimately becomes, the embodiment of expectation and possibility for all.\n\"Yeah, I guess I did that too.\"\nThe light of possibility...like a rainbow.\nAny enemy who encounters him is sure to see a rainbow streak across the sky.\n\nImperial Privilege: B\nAs he became the first French emperor, he possesses Imperial Privilege. However, in this game, this skill is typically not used.",
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+    "comment": "『Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile』\nRank: A\nNP Type: Anti-Army\nRange: 1 - 99\nMaximum Target: 100\n\nAn Arc of a Rainbow that Announces a Triumphant Return.\nAn artillery Noble Phantasm that shares the same name as the French triumphal arch.\nThe possibilities inherent in humanity (apex primates) are transformed into a cannon shell, which streaks through the sky like a rainbow when fired.\nUsing the Heroic Spirit Napoleon's very being as its base and adding in the legend that he bombarded the Sphinx of Giza, it has become a Noble Phantasm.\nIts outward appearance is a one-handed, reconfigurable cannon. Based on the legend of him destroying the Sphinx, this attack is particularly effective against Divinity.",
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     "comment": "I had every intention of tricking and devouring him.\n\nI was thinking how to trick this seemingly foolish human into pulling this cursed spear out, and how to eat him when he did. But he didn't even give me time to say anything, and just pulled the spear out without a moment's hesitation. \n\nDespite the fact that I had spent grueling years harboring so much hatred and resentment towards the ones who had sealed me away, this human had the gall to just say, \"Had a rough time, huh?\". Then he simply climbed back down the mountain.\n\nWhen he said this so casually, like it was nothing, I started to think of it that way too. I forgot all about those wretched humans who sealed me away.\n\nAs I was thinking about all that, the face of that silly human flashed across my mind and it suddenly became rather unforgettable to me. I then realized that I had forgotten to devour him, and so I decided I would pursue him.\n\nThis is just a story of an incident at that mountain.",
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+    "comment": "According to legend, the word \"impossible\" does not exist in Napoleon's dictionary.\n\nAccording to some records, Napoleon loved to smoke Spanish cigars.\n\nHe denies neither of these things.\n\nHe may deflect with a joke if the topic of his appearance comes up, but he never denies the legends, anecdotes, and records about him.\n\nHe simply laughs and says, \"At least they're all true of me now.\"\n\nThe correlation between legend and reality, or rather their contradictions, can be applied not just to him, but to all Heroic Spirits. Should that be the case, what features make Napoleon unique?\n\nAct like you accept them all...legends, anecdotes, and all records.",
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