Alright, time to review my reviews! In NO particular order...
To Guest: 'Gnarly Dude': Yeah, Hitler will only become a Servant the moment people forget about the Holocaust. Which is never. And, while yeah its a reference to Persona, it's an actual fact, one of my thousand faces is Adolf Hitler. The symbol of my genocidal tendecies.
To the Unnamed Guest: I'm not familar with Xenoblade, so I can't really create a stat sheet without a character's development in my head. Sorry.
To Guest: "Caerbannog": Yeah, as a Servant, Bell is broken, and his luck does kinda screw with him at times. EX is actually the rank that miracles will happen. Astolfo is a guy, and isn't affected by Bell's innate seduction. At least, not as much as it would other female Servants. As for Realis Phrase... That was actually a modded 5th Grail War that ended up with the Grail releasing the curses within. The only two people able to escape the initial blast were Bell, and Berserker, Saitama. Saitama hypothesized Bell using it to travel back in time, and trained him to go that fast. Bell actually went back to before the Grail Wars began, and removed Zolgen Makiri, AKA Zouken Matou, from play. Bell vanished at this point. (Future events: Since there were needed three families, Zelretch brought in the Ainzworths instead of the Makiri's. The Einzberns and the Ainzworths began fighting even before they could complete the grail, and nearly wiped each other out.)
To Excite22: Morrigan... Who is that from? As for Bayonetta and Kirby... Hell yeah. The only problem would be Kirby's class. I read some fanfic on here a while ago where Kirby was a Saver, and to be honest, I might do that. Especially after the new SSBU trailer. (ADVENTURE MODE! The best thing from Brawl.)
To Ray O'Neil: I can do that. After all, I analyzed the makeup of the typical Fate/Stay night/Fate/Zero worlds, and I figured out what Shirou's original name. I'll give you three guesses.
Anyway. New Servant. Spoiler Warning is in effect.
Also, you may find that I'm not mentioning other major characters in the Legend Description... I'm sorry, but Noctis is a huge character to write, adding in Gladio, Prompto, and Ignis is too much effort right now.
Servant Class: Ruler
True Name: Noctis Lucis Caelum
AKA: The Promised King
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Parameters:
Strength: B
Endurance: C
Agility: A
Mana: B-
Luck: D
Noble Phantasms: A
Class Skills:
Riding: (B) The capability to ride most standard vehicles. Cannot ride living beings.
Individual Skills:
Divinity: (B) The Chosen King is sent to defeat his enemies, and cannot be defeated by lesser beings.
Magic Regeneration: (A) A Rare Skill, this allows the Servant to regenerate their magic power, so to draw less upon their master's energy.
Noble Phantasms:
Eos' Crystal: (EX) A source of magic unlike anything ever seen, this crystal holds within it enough magic to sustain a Great Holy Grail War. If Noctis is in possession of it, he can use the Crystal to transform a Servant's Magic Rank to an A. Anyone higher sees no difference. It should be noted that Noctis does not usually start out with access to the Crystal, the Crystal usually teleported into an enemy Servant's lair, usually Caster. Noctis, in turn, must either steal the Crystal back, or slay the enemy Servant, and get it back that way.
The Ring Of The Lucii: (A) Forged by the six Astrals years ago, only the true King of Lucis can safely wield this Noble Phantasm, though, for the price of the individual's life, anyone can wield it, from Homunculi to Servants. The three basic abilities are Death, Holy, and Alterna. Death drains a Servant of it's life, exploding it to heal the wielder of it's magic loss. Holy allows the wielder to phase through the enemies attacks, dealing damage to the enemy. Alterna, at the price of all of Noctis' magic, explodes the enemies in a room. This ability, however, cannot affect Servant's. Noctis can also call upon the Old Wall, twelve massive statues of previous Kings, each with the capability of a Kingsglaive. If Noctis has Eos' Crystal, Noctis can create a city-size barrier, keeping most Servant's out. It, however, cannot keep Masters, or normal people out. However, Masters who enter cannot use Command Seals. Not even EA itself can shatter this barrier.
The Blades Of The Kings: Armiger. (B) A set of thirteen weapons, these were each wielded by a previous King of Insomnia. The Sword Of The Wise King. The Axe Of The Chaos King. The Bow Of The Winged King. The Twin Blades Of The Lion King. The Sword Of The Yaksha King. The Throwing Sword Of The Crouching Dragon King. The Largesword Of The Dynast King. The Shield Of The Merciful King. The Battering Mace Of The Demon King. The Staff Of The Holy King. The Trident Of The Oracle. And The Katana Of The War King. These twelve, specifically, are the true versions of the weapons used by the Old Wall. A final blade, the Sword Of The Father, is Noctis' alone.
The Ancient Forgers Of Kings: Summon Astral. (A) Noctis, when weakened, has a small chance to call upon one of five Astrals, who will attack his enemies with their strong magic. Ramuh will bring lightning, Titan will throw a mountain, Shiva will freeze them solid, Leviathan, (only summonable near water,) will create a tsunami, and Bahumat will throw giant swords.
Remnant Of An Era Of Technology: Regalia. (C) A car made in Insomnia, it is not very sturdy. However, it does not require gas to move. Neither does it require anything in particular to fly.
Heroic Legend:
The war between Insomnia and Niflheim began years ago, but the true war began when Niflheim, a country obsessed with fusing magic and technology, invaded Tenebrae, a neutral country, home to the Oracle, an individual important to the ascension of Insomnia's King.
Noctis, and his father, were present that day, as the people of Tenebrae were healing Noctis of a injury he had recieved. Noctis' father, Regis, attempted to rescue the current Oracle, the Queen of Tenebrae, and her two children, Ravus Nox Fleuret, the Crown Prince, and Lunafreya Nox Fleuret, the next Oracle. Unfortunetly he failed, and the mutual dislike of Niflheim and Insomnia turned into full blown hate.
King Regis founded the Kingsglaive, a group of outcasts, and refugees, trained using magic to fight Niflheim. Unfortunetly for the Kingsglaive, Niflheim began to research creating new weapons to fight them.
Night in the world of Eos is dangerous, for demons hunt through the night, and only strong light, such as a city, or small town, or the very Sun, forces them back into the abyss from which they came. Force can slay them, but more will return. Niflheim began to research the idea of creating new demons, stronger demons, at the behest of Niflheim's chief advisor, Ardyn Izunia.
And so, demons that could resist the Sun came forth, chief among them, the Diamond Weapon. The Kingsglaive were outmatched by these brand new demons, and were repeatedly pushed back.
After ten years, the war was going nowhere. Ardyn Izunia advised the Emperor of Niflheim to begin 'peace talks'. The Emperor, Iedolas Aldercapt, agreed. The initial discourse between Ardyn, acting as messenger, and Regis, decided that the best course of action to describe this peace would be a marriage between Noctis and Lunafreya, an idea recieved well by everyone, even Niflheim.
But this was a front. Ardyn, in secret, began planning an invasion of Niflheim. And, unfortunetly for Noctis, out of the country at the time, the invasion succeded.
Death came to King Regis, much of the Kingsglaive, and nearly all of Insomnia's peoples. Angered by this, Noctis began his own little war against the Niflheim Empire.
As he gathered the Armiger, the Astrals, six incredibly powerful beings, called him to them, so to test him, and see whether or not he was worthy of being king. The first to join him was Ramuh, the mildest of the six. Some time later, after much confusion, Titan agreed to aid the king, after a violent duel between Noctis and the massive Astral.
Travelling to Altissia, in an attempt to find another piece of the Armiger, and the aid of Leviathan, Noctis discovered that Altissia was annexed by the Empire, and that Ardyn, Ravus, and Luna were present. Luna summons Leviathan, in an attempt to defeat Ardyn, only for Ardyn to reveal one small part of the truth that is Ardyn: He is fueled by demon energy, and has been for a few hundred years. He slays Luna, throwing Leviathan into a frenzy.
After much battle, Noctis succeds in defeating Leviathan, and obtains the Trident of the Oracle, and the Ring of the Lucii, held by Luna after Regis' death. He then travels directly toward Niflheim, taking a train after returning to the main continent. He discovers that the Empire managed to slay Shiva, another Astral, or so they thought. Ardyn confronts Noctis aboard the train, only for Shiva to reveal that she has been taking the form of the 'God's Messenger', Gentiana, an associate of Lunafreya and Noctis, for years. She freezes Ardyn forcing him to retreat.
Making his way into Niflheim, Noctis discovers his powers, and the Armiger, are missing. Noctis, despite being practically defenseless, enters the main base anyway, noticing an odd fact; It feels practically empty. Noctis, despite his reservations, begins to use the Ring of the Lucii. He discovers Ravus' corpse, and Regis' own blade, a piece of the Armiger.
He makes his way through the base, and deactivates the seal on his powers. He discovers, to his horror, that the populace of Niflheim, and the Emperor as well, were transformed, by Ardyn, into demons. He finds the Crystal, stolen during the attack on Insomnia, and it's guardian: Ravus' corpse, reanimated by demon energies. After an extended battle, Noctis approaches the Crystal, only for it to trap him inside of it. As Noctis struggles, Ardyn approaches, and reveals his true nature.
Ardyn Lucis Caelum was the King of Insomnia, and had a unique ability to absorb demonic energy from people, healing them of demonic influence. The Astrals, however, rejected him for his gift, despite Ardyn's continuing sanity, and rationality. Angered, Ardyn had joined Niflheim, whom he had been advising for years. Ardyn leaves Noctis to be absorbed by the Crystal.
Ten years of darkness pass. No sun at all. Demons roam the night, and attack whoever they see. Noctis finally leaves his prison, the Astral Bahumat at his side. He travels to Insomnia, where Ardyn must be, and prepares for a final battle.
Ardyn, being the 'main villain', reveals that Ifrit, another Astral, despises humanity, and aids Ardyn willingly. Bahumat and Shiva aid Noctis in defeating Ifrit, slaying him permanently.
The final battle between Noctis and Ardyn ensued. Ardyn revealed that he would return to life over and over, unless Noctis was willing to use the Crystal's power to kill himself, enter the place where Ardyn's soul would return from, and destroy Ardyn at the price of his very life. Noctis, seeking an end to his people's suffering, destroyed Ardyn's body. And as the sun rose once again upon the land, Noctis entered Ardyn's 'prison' and slew Ardyn, purifying him of his sins, and ending Noctis as well.
People remember Noctis to this day. The Chosen King, who ended the eternal night. Demons no longer appeared in Eos, and peace was brought to bear...
Noctis has chosen to aid you. Feel pride, for you have a god-slayer at your side.
Now, go, and bring an end to the eternal night brought by the Lostbelts.
Servant Responses:
...Yet another royal to add to the roster. And this one is no slouch, at least. -Gilgamesh.
Noctis interests me. If he were alive in my time, I would have made him into my advisor immediately. -Ozymandius.
Why do so many Archer Servants just throw weapons around? Wait, he's a Ruler? I don't... -EMIYA (Archer)
Well, well, well. Now this IS a surprise. I was not expecting the Chosen King to join us. -Ardyn Izunia
...Stop making OC Servants, and update your other stories! And really? You plan on making Ardyn a Servant?! What's he going to be?! Archer or Saber?! -BB (Summer)
Servant Dialogue:
Ruler Class Servant Noctis Lucis Caelum present. Ugh, I can't belive that I'm here...
You guys have any video games here?
I'm not one for talking.
Really? All the names from my world end up referencing sleep? That's cool, I guess...
To Gilgamesh: This guy's a hero? I've heard legends of a 'Gilgamesh', but not one like this...
To Karna: The Sun God? Wish we had one after all that happened.
To any Cu: Finally, another fishing fan.
To Ardyn Izunia: YOU?! WHAT IN HELL, MAN?! I AND LUNA KILLED YOU! Even beyond that, how do you qualify as a Servant, much less an Archer?!
My wish. For the 'Holy Grail'. If I had to make one, I'd wish for either wish to go back, or for Luna to show up here.
I like video games. And fishing.
I despise vegetables.
Congratulations on your birthday... Been a while since I've been to one.
Alright, Noctis is done, finally. Side Notes:
I considered his Servant Class for a long time. I originally thought Avenger, since, you know, Insomnia, but that didn't seem right, considering that Ardyn would be more suited, and yes, I haven't written anything out, but Ardyn is on the list. I also considered Rider, since, hey, the Regalia can fly once you beat the game and get that last quest from Cindy.
Yes, BB, Avenger. Shut up.
But this Noctis is the one who beat Ardyn, not the one barely starting his journey. Rider!Noctis would be less OP than this Noctis, only having the Regalia, one or two of the Armiger, no Astrals, or Ring, or Crystal. However, he would have the rest of his crew.
Also, some clarification I feel I need to give: In this particular dimension, at least, I'm one of the parents of Ritsuka and Gudako. Your minds = Blown.
If any of you want to steal one of these Servant sheets for your own Grail War, and if anyone wants to do the Bell/Saitama Grail War, yell, and I'll send over the details for the remaining Servants, or, if it takes long enough, you can pull random Servants from this story.
Alright, please leave a review, tell me what you think, and drop suggestions for new Servants. To those who requested, sorry, I already have one I'm working on.
Next time: Ruler/Avenger Class Servant, Azeroth.
Yeah, OP Servant's are the best.