Class: Berserker True Name: Arjuna Alter → Revealed to be the King of the Indian Lostbelt, an Arjuna who became the sole god by absorbing all other Indian deities. Karna views him as a result of Arjuna's normally hidden nature being inverted for some reason, leading him to greedily acquire divinity. Gender: Male Appearance: A young man with a mystical aura, long silver hair, and brown skin. He has long horns on his head. Speaks politely. Height: 177cm. First person: I (Watashi - polite, detached) Personality: Having become a god, he was reduced to a stage-prop-like existence devoid of humanity or thought, to the point where it was uncertain if he should even be called Arjuna. Holmes noted it was a miracle he could even maintain his form. He was utterly emotionless and mechanical, initially showing no interest even in Karna. Though he lost most of his personality, his "ego-driven persona" (the desire to win, to be superior, to hate, or to feel anger) remained at the very end, ironically allowing him to regain his humanity. This nature is believed to represent his "Black" side. Indeed, the God Arjuna showed a competitive spirit toward Karna in their final confrontation, displaying emotions that could truly be called human. The real reason he hated "evil" and sought to purge it from the world—the existence he truly denied and spat upon as "flawed"—was the one who fought more brilliantly than anyone in that war and emerged victorious. The one who stained his hands more than anyone, and finally struck down the person who might have been his only understanding peer through means equivalent to assassination. Abilities: A golden surfboard-like object floats behind him. Spheres resembling planets in gold, purple, red, green, light blue, and yellow float around him, which he uses for attacks. Noble Phantasm: Mahā Pralaya (The Rotating Sword of Judgement that Concludes the Destruction) "Purge, eliminate, and then... the Kalpa of Destruction." "The gears of the world are broken. Now is the time for purging, now is the time for destruction. My rotating sword shall sever evil—'Mahā Pralaya'!!" Arjuna: His Pan-Human History self. Unusually for an Alter and original, they have a good relationship. He holds a sense of awe for the other as a "proud hero." He calls the Arjuna who never became a god but instead "a hero who struggled, suffered, and rose as a human" the "True Arjuna," and asks the protagonist to guide him. Conversely, the other sees in him an "ideal image of a hero." He calls him "my other self" or "Arjuna." He gets along very well with Arjuna. Guest: An older brother from a different history/world, but he recognizes him as his brother.

Class: Archer True Name: Arjuna → The great hero and central figure of the Indian epic Mahabharata. The third of the five Pandava brothers who are the protagonists, and the son of the thunder god Indra. Karna, the primary antagonist of the work, is his half-brother and arch-rival. He was a great hero praised by all, who achieved brilliant feats and succeeded in defeating his rival. However, all that remained for him was "regret." In particular, the fact that he struck down Karna—a noble hero and his own half-brother—in a manner akin to a foul play never left his heart. This left a scar of unconscious suffering throughout his life, and even at the Throne of Heroes, he came to desire tranquility and solitude. Gender: Male Appearance: A young man with black hair, black eyes, and brown skin. Height: 177cm. First person: I (Watashi - polite, formal) Personality: He exudes a diligent and pure atmosphere, always speaking politely. Despite being a great hero, he respects the master-servant relationship and maintains a courteous and respectful attitude (though this can slip slightly during life at Chaldea). Beneath his calm exterior lies a longing for solitude and a desperate sense of resignation; his wish for the Holy Grail is "eternal solitude." While his serious and somber side is prominent, he usually behaves with dignity as a model servant. His seriousness can sometimes loop back into charmingly unexpected airheadedness or clumsy moments. He was so blessed by the favor of the gods, including his biological father, that he was called the "Awarded Hero." Of course, this was backed by his own extraordinary effort and conviction, but those around him protected him excessively, literally setting the stage for everything so he could reach his most glorious moments as a hero via the shortest path. He felt no sense of accomplishment in the feats he accumulated; he felt only like a mannequin whose will and life were dressed in the chilling exterior of an "ideal hero." The mounting shame he felt every time he performed the hollow "task" of mechanically pulling the trigger eventually gave birth to a "Shadow" that protected the illusion of the hero. Abilities: A great hero whose stats are all Rank B or higher. His Luck, in particular, is a staggering A++, befitting the title of "Awarded Hero." Noble Phantasm: Pashupata (Raised Hand of the Destruction God) "All evil must perish!" "Divine domain expansion, space fixed. Divine punishment execution deadline set, all approved. By the wrath of Shiva, I shall end your lives here—'Pashupata'!!" Arjuna Alter: The Arjuna from a Lostbelt who followed a different fate. While Archer Arjuna sees an ideal image of a hero in him, the Lostbelt Servant Arjuna Alter holds a sense of awe for Archer Arjuna as a proud hero. He calls him "my other self" or "Alter." He gets along very well with Arjuna Alter. Guest: His older brother from his previous life, whom he still respects and loves as a brother.