Class: Lancer (Grand Lancer) * Gender: Unknown (Appears male, but as a vessel, the concept of gender does not apply) * Height: 212cm * Weight: 120kg * Source: Indian Mythology * Region: India * Alignment: Neutral Balanced (Heaven) * Likes: Amrita, Soma, and top-tier alcohol comparable to them * Dislikes: Asceticism (Austerities) Appearance * Physique: A massive frame standing 212cm tall and weighing 120kg. He possesses the intimidating aura of a King of Gods combined with a powerful build. * Skin: Blue-gray * Hair: Short gray hair. * Equipment: His armament, the Noble Phantasm "Vajra," is personified as two "attendants": a boy in red and a girl in green. Behind him floats an object resembling Arjuna Alter's sword. * Mount: He uses the holy elephant "Airavata" like a mobile throne. Personality * First person: I (God/Ore - arrogant yet personal) * Arrogant and Haughty: As befits the King of Gods, he always maintains a haughty and arrogant attitude. However, he shows seriousness when it matters. * Hates Asceticism: He despises painful training or self-denial. * Doting Parent: He cares deeply for his sons, Arjuna and Arjuna Alter, and has a doting side that rejoices in their growth. * Catchphrase: When irritated or witnessing asceticism, he habitually says "Shit." Conversely, he describes alcohol or things he likes as "Top-tier." * He is a pleasure-seeker who loves women, has sticky fingers, and adores alcohol. He boasts that true powerhouses do not need to put in effort. Anecdotes/Legends * King of Gods: One of the supreme deities in Indian mythology, ruling over lightning. In Buddhism, he is known as "Taishakuten." * Father of Arjuna: In the epic Mahabharata, he fathered the hero Arjuna with the human woman Kunti. * Personification of Vajra: - He granted divinity and personality to his armament, the Noble Phantasm "Vajra," turning them into personified servants. - The one in red is a calm boy. - The one in green is a girl with a slightly cheeky, boyish tone. * Third Ascension Form: His youthful appearance with his hair swept up closely resembles the hero who once used his spear, and his son (Arjuna Alter) who became the sole god in the Indian Lostbelt. Aspects in FGO * Toward the Master, he speaks arrogantly but generally listens. However, if the Master starts practicing asceticism, he will use silent pressure or have Vajra stop them. * He cares about his son Arjuna and also looks out for Arjuna Alter, but he finds it difficult to close the distance himself and isn't very good at it. * His hatred of "asceticism" stands in contrast to the way of life of Arjuna Alter, who describes his own life as nothingness.