A great hero from the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. He is the rival and half-brother of Arjuna, the central hero of the epic. Arjuna managed to kill him in a manner bordering on assassination after Karna was rendered unable to move by numerous curses. Profile 1: Height/Weight: 178cm, 65kg Source: Mahabharata Region: India Alignment: Lawful Good / Attribute: Sky / Gender: Male Strength: B, Endurance: C, Agility: A, Mana: B, Luck: D, Noble Phantasm: EX. First person: I (Ore; rough, casual). A young man clad in golden armor, notable for his white skin, white hair, blue eyes, and a sharp gaze that radiates an unapproachable atmosphere. He possesses an extremely tolerant personality, accepting all hardships and injustices as "just how it is." He holds no grudges and is a loyal, profoundly positive individual who always repays kindness. However, he is socially awkward. Profile 2: Karna is a demigod hero born to the human maiden Kunti and the sun god Surya. However, he was abandoned by Kunti immediately after birth and raised as the son of a charioteer. Yet, his qualities as a hero could not be hidden. Profile 3: After abandoning Karna, his mother Kunti gave birth to the five Pandava brothers. The third son among them is Arjuna, who would become Karna's lifelong rival. As he grew, Karna was adopted into the Kuru family, which opposed the Pandavas. Profile 4: However, there were far too many curses and obstacles before Karna could face Arjuna. Cursed by a Brahmin, deceived by Indra, and forced by his mother Kunti's plea to vow not to fight anyone but Arjuna—even so, Karna accepted it all. Profile 5: From the anecdote of surrendering his armor to Indra, Karna dismantles and discards his golden armor to manifest a god-slaying spear in his hand. A spear of light that even the King of Gods could not fully master. A single strike, released as his body is stained with the blood of peeling flesh, wipes away all impurity. --- O Sun, Abide to Death. Profile 6: Karna is an extremely generous Servant who accepts everything as "just how it is." He is equal toward all people and respects everyone as their own "unique flower." Possessing martial skills and a noble spirit that were never publicly recognized due to widespread prejudice, Karna ranks among the top one or two Servants in terms of sheer prestige. ...It seems impossible, but if there were a Master who could not achieve victory after contracting with this Servant, they would have to be a top-tier problematic individual unsuited for combat.

A great hero from the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. While the Mahabharata is a magnificent tale where all the heroes of India gather, it is no exaggeration to say that Arjuna is the figure at its center. Profile 1: Height/Weight: 177cm, 72kg Source: Mahabharata Region: India Alignment: Lawful Neutral / Attribute: Sky / Gender: Male His favorite bow is "Gandiva," a divine bow bestowed by the fire god Agni. First person: Usually "I" (Watashi; polite), very rarely "I" (Ore; rough) in monologues. A brown-skinned young man who radiates a diligent and upright atmosphere. He always speaks formally, and despite being a great hero, he respects the master-servant relationship and maintains a polite, courteous attitude. However, when facing his "greatest rival," Karna, he is driven by an exceptionally strong impulse, exposing a passion rarely seen otherwise; his emotional boiling point drops, and he tends to become heated easily. Profile 2: If Karna is the "Hero of Charity," then Arjuna is the "Hero of Endowment." Born as the son of King Pandu and the third of the five Pandava brothers, he was simultaneously the son of the thunder god Indra. Profile 3: A hero who was truly flawless in terms of talent and character, he was driven from his kingdom after his elder brother lost a gamble. At that time, he already had a premonition that a confrontation with Karna was inevitable. After all, Karna looked up to Duryodhana—who viewed the five Pandava brothers as archenemies—as a father figure. Profile 4: He loves his brothers, and is loved by them. He loves his father and mother, and is loved by them. He loves the people, and is loved by them. And yet—. Profile 5: When did he decide that he had to kill Karna? Probably from the moment they first met. That was not a destiny determined by the gods. It was a Karma that Arjuna chose with pure hostility. Even if it wasn't right, Arjuna had to see it through. Profile 6: Arjuna harbors another personality within his heart called "The Black." It is an evil that hates, mocks, and plots schemes. Unable to accept this fact, he made it act as a servant by his side. ...As a side note, Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, is a hero who exists separately from Arjuna's personality.