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Still Better than Black Keys.

Chapter Eleven.

Rider.

True Identity: Norman Virgil Osborn.

Other Aliases and Titles: The Green Goblin, Iron Patriot.

Gender: Male.

Alignment: Chaotic Evil.

Attribute: Sky.

Natural Enemy: Spider-Man, Batman, The Joker.

Likes: "Money, power, beautiful women… but above it all, the feeling of superiority over others…"

Dislikes: "It has to be that damn Parker boy…"

Parameters:

Strength: B

Endurance: B

Agility: B

Mana: D

Luck: D

Noble Phantasm: B

Biography:

Norman Osborn was a businessman under heavy pressure from his board of executives to develop a radical program of human enhancement in time, before a hostile company takeover were staged and his corporation, Oscorp, was divided and sold. Cracking under the stress, Osborn tested the formula on himself, going insane and unearthing his long repressed sociopathic tendencies. Already a shady entrepreneur, Osborn wore a garish costume and embarked into a campaign of city wide terror as the deranged Green Goblin, one that would bring him in conflict with the young masked vigilante known as Spider-Man.

Foiled time and time again by Spider-Man, the Goblin developed an intense hatred for the superhero; one only further fueled with Osborn learned his enemy was actually Peter Parker, the best friend of his son Harry. Launching a brutal personal vendetta against Parker, the Goblin eventually murdered the young man's girlfriend, Gwen Stacy, and then seemingly perished in a climactic battle against the enraged Spider-Man. However, Osborn would return years later from a self imposed exile in Europe, striking against Parker and his close ones with the resources of both Oscorp and the Goblin, proving himself as Spider-Man's most dangerous and bitter foe.

Class Skills:

Riding: B

Rider was a competent driver, but his ranking in this Class is due to his mastery of the Goblin Glider, a flying device of his own invention. A mechanical platform shaped like a gigantic metal bat, the Goblin Glider is a high speed performance, extremely maneuverable vehicle able to keep up with acrobatic fliers and superhumans. It also had a remote control function that would allow Rider to operate it even when separated from it, and an extensive system of weapons including homing missiles and a sharp front protuberance used to skewer and perforate opponents. Rider also has access to an earlier, smaller prototype shaped like a metallic witch's broomstick. Due to his upbringing in the lap of luxury, Rider also is trained in horse riding, however, he cannot ride dragons or Phantasmal Beasts.

Anti Magic: D

Rider occasionally dabbled into the arcane arts, especially into a certain more far out interpretation of his legend told in the late sixties, and during the infamous Gathering of the Five (see Noble Phantasm.) However, his competence at this field was limited at best, impacting on his low rank in this Skill.

Personal Skills:

Information Erasure: C

Norman Osborn was a manipulative, shrewd businessman with hundreds of connections across the world, and evidence of his crimes, both those of an industrial nature and those committed as the Green Goblin, was easily disposed of. Even after been publically outed as the supervillain, Osborn managed to convince the masses of his innocence and latch onto a hefty position as the leader of the United States' security agencies. Whenever the Green Goblin leaves the scene, knowledge of his identity as the Goblin will vanish from those who fought him even if he was unmasked during the Goblin; should they see him again in his civilian guise, he won't be recognized, except by those with A or higher levels of Eye of the Mind, or those who knew his secret in life. However, they will still remember the Goblin himself, his costume and mannerisms, although they still can be easily fooled by doppelgangers, a tactic Osborn was fond of setting up. Regardless, this still lowers the Skill's rank accordingly.

Golden Rule: B

Osborn had no real problems with money after adopting his more cutthroat, criminal lifestyle. While previously competitors could pressure his companies and pull him to the brink of bankruptcy, after assuming a criminal way of life he would just murder his rivals and seize his assets, either openly or discreetly. In either case, Rider has global resources now, so he can get access to plenty of money and employees no matter where a Grail War is being fought.

Laughing Mad- Legacy of Evil: A

Upon assuming the identity of the Green Goblin, Norman Osborn assumed a much more deranged attitude towards life, abandoning himself to the role. Even although the path of supervillainy has cost him his company and his son Harry's life at some point or another, Osborn will inevitably be drawn towards the green tights of the Goblin sooner or later, especially if Spider-Man is around. Rider's villainous parfernalia includes a super serum formula granting him enhanced strength, intellect, stamina, endurance and a healing factor that saved his life when he was impaled through the chest by his own Goblin Glider. He also has several weapons at his avail, like gloves that can shoot laser blasts and blinding flares, a gas that knocks others unconscious or cancels their extra senses (like Spider-Man's spider sense), throwing metal bats, and his most famous weapons, the infamous Pumpkin Bombs, grenades shaped like Halloween decorations.

Noble Phantasm:

The Gathering of the Five- Mad Ritual for a New World's Birth: B

Once, Osborn gathered five remarkable individuals, including himself, for the purposes of a mystic meeting under the auspices of the mysterious Brotherhood of the Scriers. This ritual would grant each of the participants one of the following gifts: Insight, Power, Madness, Youth, and Death. This Noble Phantasm is a recreation of that keystone moment in Rider's life. For it to be activated, there must be at least for subjects around Rider himself. The area around them shifts and bolts from above strike Rider and the four selected extra targets. The results are randomized for each application of the Noble Phantasm. Each attendant to the ritual gets one of the five gifts for themselves.

Insight grants permanent A ranked Clairvoyance and Eye of the Mind (True.) Power brings all Parameters and Skills two ranks up, also permanently. Madness grants a permanent and constant A ranked Mad Enhancement and Mind Pollution that can only be removed through the use of two Command Spells. Youth brings the target to a much earlier stage of their lives, also permanently, and depending on the target can render them powerless or reinvigorating them greatly. Death annihilates the target, although in the case of Beast Class Servants it only disposes of a 20% of their current Health. However, this ritual can kill a Beast left with only 20% or less left of Health.

Since the events are random, there is a chance of five Rider will just kill himself through this Noble Phantasm, which makes him considerably reluctant to perform it.

Summon: "Heh. Heh, heh heh, heh, heh…! Who dares calling forth the Green Goblin? You've got a lot of galls, Kid... or should I call you Master…?"

Start of Battle: "Heads up! Here I come!"

Victory: "You dolt!"

"What is the paltry life of a gnat like you to someone like me?"

(Laughing maniacally) "AH HA HA HA HA HA!"

Defeat: "Parker! This is all your fault!"

"Damn you! I'll hound you to the ends of Earth! I'll make your life a living Hell… just like I did to Spider-Man!"

"Don't tell... Harry…"

Defeat by Noble Phantasm: "I should have been a god…!"

Extra Dialogue:

"The Napoleon of Crime, do you say? Well, well, I'm afraid I have one thing or two to say about that…!" (When you have Archer Moriarty.)

"A lovely sense of fashion, and a lovable attitude. Why, then, should I hate you so much…?" (When you have Caster Mephistopheles.)

"Oh, a young, idealistic man ever ready to save others, sacrificing himself no matter what. You remind me so much of someone, boy… SOMEONE I HATE!" (When you have Archer Young Emiya Shirou.)

Birthday: "Have a Happy Birthday, young Master. Enjoy it to its fullest. You never know, it could be the last one."

Event: "What is this? Hm, it seems interesting…! Let's check it out, there may be something to savage from this mess…!"

Holy Grail: "I should ask for Parker's death… but no, that's something I have to do myself, with my two hands…! Let's see, let's see, unlimited power, yes, that is good… Huh? A curse? It will ravage the world, you say? Even better then…!"

To be Continued.