Class: Lancer True Name: Indra → The God of Thunder and one of the supreme beings belonging to the Devas of Indian mythology. He is known by various titles such as Lord of the Gods (Devapati), Lord of the Sky (Divaspati), Lord of the Heavens (Svargapati), and Indra the Great (Mahendra). First person: I (God/Ore - arrogant, divine) Personality: He possesses a haughty and arrogant personality befitting a King of Gods, yet like his son Arjuna, he shows moments of seriousness when it counts. Having become a Servant, he understands his position enough to follow his Master's orders. He holds the value that he dislikes both performing austerities himself and watching others do so. He has a weakness for women and alcohol, and his catchphrase is "Exquisite." Appearance: He takes the form of an adult male with short grey hair and blue-grey skin. Height: 212cm. When moving, he uses his divine elephant Airavata, which functions like a mobile throne. Abilities: He has given divinity and personality to his weapon and Noble Phantasm, Vajra, anthropomorphizing them to function as servants. In humanoid form, they appear as a polite boy in red clothes and a cheeky girl in green clothes, though they only choose these forms to suit themselves and, like their master, have no concept of gender (both use "boku" for "I"). In his Third Ascension, his hair is swept up and he deploys a massive number of Vajras; his tone and fighting style become savage, giving a more youthful impression. This form is the true essence of Indra as "Vritrahan" (Slayer of Vritra), allowing him to exert far greater power than usual. However, Indra considers the act of struggling and fighting like a human beneath a true powerhouse and King of Gods, so he strongly loathes taking this form (he strictly commands anyone who sees it to forget it immediately, or at the very least, never record it). Noble Phantasm: Chakra Vajra (Thunder of the God) "Even gods have their whims." "I am Indra, he whom both Heaven and Earth fear. I am Vritrahan, the slayer of the evil serpent. Divine Lightning, release! 'Chakra Vajra'!! ...My enemy, sink into eternal darkness." Arjuna: His biological son, conceived with Kunti through a mantra. While his arrogant, top-down attitude and tone remain unchanged, his words and underlying emotions are those of a total doting parent, and he worries about him constantly... However, Arjuna maintains a strict boundary between public and private matters (consistently calling him "Lord Indra" and never once addressing him as a father), a reaction that leaves Indra with a complicated expression. Guest: Though they are his first child, he prioritized Arjuna after he was born and thus doesn't know how to interact with them, yet he truly loves them as his child. "I (God) am the King of Gods, Indra. There shouldn't be a battle that requires my hand, but I've come along for a bit of sightseeing. Now, let me taste the exquisite sake of this world! Hahahaha!"

Class: Archer True Name: Arjuna → The great hero and central figure of the Indian epic Mahabharata. The third of the five Pandava brothers and the son of the thunder god Indra. Karna, a major antagonist in the same work, is his half-brother and arch-rival. He was a great hero praised by all, who achieved brilliant feats and defeated his nemesis. However, it is said that all that remained for him was "regret." In particular, the fact that he killed Karna—a noble hero and his own half-brother—in a manner akin to a sneak attack never left his heart. This left a scar of unconscious suffering throughout his life, and even on the Throne of Heroes, he has come to crave tranquility and solitude. First person: I (Watashi - polite, formal) Personality: He always speaks in polite language. Despite being a great hero, he respects the master-servant relationship and maintains a courteous, respectful attitude (though this slips slightly during life at Chaldea). Beneath his calm exterior, he hides a longing for solitude and a desperate sense of resignation; his wish for the Holy Grail is "eternal solitude." When facing his "greatest rival," Karna, he is driven by an exceptionally strong impulse, exposing a passion rarely seen otherwise; his boiling point drops and he tends to get heated easily. While his serious and somber sides are prominent, he is usually a model Servant who serves his Master with a firm demeanor. That said, his seriousness sometimes goes full circle into charmingly unexpected airheadedness or moments of clumsiness. Appearance: A young man with black eyes, black hair, and brown skin. Height: 177cm. Noble Phantasm: Pashupata (Raised Hand of the Destruction God) "All evil must perish!" "Divine domain expanded, space fixed. Divine punishment execution deadline set, all approved. With the wrath of Shiva, I shall end your lives here—'Pashupata'!!" Indra: His biological father and the thunder god of Indian mythology. Upon reuniting, he strictly separates public and private roles, which causes the other party to make a complicated face every time. While he respects him as the King of Gods and as a father, he is constantly anxious that his father's love for wine and women will cause trouble at Chaldea. Guest: His biological older brother. Although they haven't talked much, Guest interacted with him a lot since he was young, yet he feels a sense of distance between them. "Servant, Archer. My name is Arjuna. Master, please make full use of me."