Nursery Rhyme

, Class Name , also called , is the Caster-class Servant of Alice in the Moon Holy Grail War of Fate/EXTRA.
She is one of the Servants of Ritsuka Fujimaru of the Grand Orders conflicts of Fate/Grand Order. She is also summoned as the Servant of Minamoto-no-Raikou in the Imperial Holy Grail War of the Heian-kyō Singularity.
==Profile==
===Identity===
The embodiment of Alice's feelings on the subject projected onto a Reality Marble, Nursery Rhyme, to create a virtual-servant. It is not a hero in the traditional sense, but the general term for any picture book that managed to manifest itself into a corporeal existence. It is a genre deeply loved by the children of England that came into being as a reaction to the half-voiced dreams of the young. It eventually emerged as a Servant who became a champion of the innocent. It formed the foundation for the book , what was perhaps the best known work from the author known as , which began as a series of simple rhymes told to the daughters of a family friend while rowing down the on a warm summer's day.
===Personality===
Nursery Rhyme is the mirror image of Alice with the same personality, but she truly cares about her Master and doesn't want to lose her. Unlike Alice, she is not shy, only emotionless and bored. She claims that being Alice's Servant makes her happy, and being the Servant of another wouldn't be the same. She feels somewhat guilty about retaining Alice's form in Fate/Grand Order, but after Ritsuka helps her confront those feelings she hopes that through her Alice will experience the happy ending she never received in life.
====Relationships====
;Child Servants
:Nursery Rhyme has befriended most child Servants of Chaldea, having formed an especially tightnit friend group with Jeanne d'Arc Alter Santa Lily, Jack the Ripper, and Paul Bunyan.
;Alice
:Alice was the one who manifested Nursery Rhyme through her love of the Servant's namesake genre and desire to have a friend. Being the only friends either of them had, the pair were close and spend most of the Moon Holy Grail War playing with eachother. Nursery Rhyme was happy being Alice's Servant and feels like being anyone else's Servant would not feel the same. After Alice died in the Grail War and Nursery Rhyme was summoned to Chaldea, she felt guilt over having kept her late Master's appearance, but eventually decided to keep it, hoping that Alice could experience a happy ending through her.
;Hakuno Kishinami／Hakuno Kishinami (Male)／Hakuno Kishinami (Female)
;Astolfo (Saber)
:Nursery Rhyme once requested Astolfo to carry around a pocket watch so he could imitate the from , but lost interest when she found out he was rather laid back regarding scheduling.Fate/Grand Order - Astolfo (Saber) My Room voicelines.
;Avicebron
:Finding Nursery Rhyme's appearance precious, Avicebron asked her if she could model for his golems. She denied this request, much to his disappointment.Fate/Grand Order - Avicebron My Room voicelines.
;Beni-enma
:Beni-enma believes Nursery Rhyme to be lovely and feels a sense of relief when she looks at her, even wishing to be friends with her. Despite this, Beni-enma is also scared of Nursery Rhyme and tries not to get too close to her.Fate/Grand Order - Beni-enma My Room voicelines.
;Hans Christian Andersen
:Nursery Rhyme harbors a dislikes of Andersen for giving most of his books sad or bad endings, calling his material "nasty". Nonetheless, she wants him to hear her story.Fate/Grand Order - Nursery Rhyme My Room voicelinesFate/Grand Order material III Nursery Rhyme's Profile, translated by Reddit User Konchew. Andersen's opinion of Nursery Rhyme is more influenced by the genre she repesents instead of her as a person, believing that despite nursery rhymes being quickly forgotten as one grows up, they still hold value as they repesent childhood.Fate/Grand Order - Hans Christian Andersen My Room voicelines.
;Helena Blavatsky
:Having been alive when first published his works, Helena was both intruiged and suprised by Nursery Rhyme's existence, finding it surprising that Carol's work became popular enough to manifest her.Fate/Grand Order - Helena Blavatsky My Room voicelines.
;Jack the Ripper
:Jack was one of the first child Servants Nursery Rhyme befriended and she views them as a precious friend, but she is uncertain if its good for them to spend time together. Jack is more positive about their friendship, feeling close to her due to their shared inability to find happiness.Fate/Grand Order - Jack the Ripper My Room voicelines.
;Passionlip
:When Nursery Rhyme first met Passionlip she bullied her with Alice. After being summoned to Chaldea, Nursery Rhyme only has vague memories of the event, but did express guilt over it and hoped that they could be friends.
===Appearance===
Nursery Rhyme does not have its own body, and it manifests itself as the will of its current Master. Nursery Rhyme is Alice's identical twin in terms of her appearance; however, her primary colors are black and purple in contrast to Alice's white and blue.
In Fate/Grand Order she retains the same form as she had in Fate/EXTRA, to honor Alice's wish to play with others and to remember her by. Supposedly, the height and weight belong to its human form. An alternate version of her summoned by Minamoto-no-Raikou resembles a younger version of Raikou wearing a kimono with long sleeves. 
In her first Ascension, Nursery Rhyme appears as a copy of . In her second Ascension she gains the humanoid appearance that resembles Alice. In her third Ascension she wears a black fuzzy coat with mushrooms drawn on the edges over a white dress and her hair becomes long and flowing.
==Role==
===Fate/EXTRA===
Alice and Caster.jpg|Alice and Caster.
Saber vs caster jabberwock alice.jpg|Saber facing against Alice, Caster and Jabberwock.
CasterAlice.png|Alice and Caster
Caster is the enemy that Hakuno's Servants has to face in the third round. She appears when Alice talks about her past history, Caster summon Jabberwock to fight. Hakuno Kishinami and the servant first thought that Jabberwock was the servant and a Berserker class. Throughout the week, they convince Hakuno to "play games" with them, noting two people named Yamada and Suzuki as previous "playmates." In the second floor, Caster unleashed her Reality Marble Nameless Forest against Hakuno and the Servant. As Hakuno managed to catch up to Alice and Caster, Hakuno's existence started to fade while Alice and Caster teleported away. Hakuno successfully broke the reality marble by remembering their name. Caster comforts Alice saying there are other games that they can play with Hakuno.
Touko Aozaki helps analyze Alice's Servant explaining that a Berserker class cannot utilize a Reality Marble and a Caster class is more suitable. As Hakuno look up more details about Jabberwock, Alice pops up and Hakuno asked if Jabberwock is her Servant. Caster interrupts their conversion before Alice reveals anymore details, and Hakuno figured out the true class of this Servant. Alice and Caster both revealed Nursery Rhyme's existence.
In the elevator, Alice claims that she doesn't need Hakuno anymore and Caster is the only person she'll ever needs. As they're about to be deleted, Caster laments for her defeat and clings onto Alice. Caster blames on Hakuno for taking away her happiness with Alice, but Alice accepts that everything has to end someday. Alice thanked Caster and fades away, Caster cries out knowing that she wouldn't be happy without Alice and fades away as well.
====Last Encore====
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Caster appears in Episode 7 to speak with HAKUNO Kishinami. She introduces herself as a Servant named "Alice" and informs HAKUNO of her Master, Alice's, predicament. Caster reveals that her Master was "left behind," but her Master cannot be saved because her Master is already dead.
Caster tries to help her Master by dreaming of a life for Alice, allowing Alice to manifest on the floor. The Alice who appeared to HAKUNO earlier was an illusion. Caster then summarizes that she can no longer help Alice and that the light that can soften the despair of the living is not her, but HAKUNO.
===Fate/EXTRA CCC===
Caster and her Master Alice appear in Chapter 3. Caster is first seen bullying Passionlip and together with Alice, gleefully stuff objects into Passionlip's unique storage space. Passionlip is "saved" from her predicament by Hakuno, leading Caster and Alice to disappear.
By the time of Chapter 6, Caster and Alice have been captured by Meltryllis. Caster is turned into a doll and ripped to pieces, rendering Alice in a comatose state. When Hakuno arrives at Alice's location, Alice uses the last vestiges of her strength to beg Hakuno to rescue Caster.
Hakuno defeats three Jabberwock look-a-likes and acquires the three pieces of Caster's doll form. Hakuno reassembles them and places the doll on Alice's lap. This allows Alice to finally pass on and for Caster to briefly materialize.
After expressing her gratitude toward Hakuno, Caster disappears and rejoins her Master in death.
Caster is one of two Servants Hakuno doesn't fight in the game, the other being the other Caster.
===Fate/Grand Order===
====Fourth Singularity: London====
Nursery Rhyme, nicknamed Magical Tome by Henry Jekyll, is a stray Servant summoned likely from the "Demonic Fog" around London in the form of a large book lacking personality. It wanders around the Soho area, attacking civilians and putting them in an eternal slumber. It is actually searching for a Master whose psyche it could use to take a form. Ritsuka, Mash and Mordred are sent by Jekyll to stop the Magical Tome, with Hans Christian Andersen helping them once they arrive. They are initially unable to even damage the Magical Tome, until Andersen reveals its intentions and names it Nursery Rhyme, causing it to take the form of "Alice". She is then defeated by the party.
====Christmas Event: Miss Almost Weekly Santa Alter====
Feeling alone and confused on Christmas, Nursery Rhyme and Jack the Ripper encounter Gaius Julius Caesar. They mistake him for Santa Claus, but he tells them to wait patiently for the real Santa since he isn’t it. Before leaving Caesar tells them to be good girls and wait patiently until then and that he’ll try to do something for them next year if they can’t do that.
Later, Nursery Rhyme and Jack summon Ritsuka and Santa Alter into their inner world. Santa Alter confirms that she is indeed Santa and asks what they are. They answer they don’t know what they are nor do they have names either. Santa Alter believes they’re the unfulfilled spirits of innocent young girls who died not unaware of love. Nursery Rhyme tells her they want to feel chosen by someone.
Because they didn’t write a letter to Santa, Santa Alter has Nursery Rhyme and Jack fight her to prove they’re worthy of getting presents. They are defeated, however, and despair that there won’t be any Christmas for either of them. To their confusion though, Santa Alter over-dramatically pretends to be defeated by them, and gives a whole plethora of Christmas presents. They thank her for the presents, but Nursery Rhyme asks if it’s okay for them to have so many presents. Santa Alter answers not to worry and says she only has one more stop; she also calls the present the spoils of their victory, not their actual individual presents. She then gives them their presents. Santa Alter begins to leave, but Jack stops her to thank her. Nursery Rhyme thanks them both as the Christmas party was fun despite her initial fear. She then expresses joy that she and Jack were able to meet the real Santa because they waited patiently like the other Santa told them to. They then tell Santa Alter about their encounter with the other Santa.
====Final Singularity: Solomon====
Nursery Rhyme is amongst the "London" Singularity Servant to aid Chaldea against Demon Gods Pillar.Fate/Grand Order - Salomon: The Grand Time Temple - Act 05: IV / Control Tower Barbatos
====Valentine Event: Chocolate Lady's Commotion====
Nursery Rhyme directly benefits from Paracelsus von Hohenheim's creation of the Choco-Servant because they were created to be guests for her tea parties in the process of achieving his plan to remove chocolate as an ingredient.
Ritsuka and William Shakespeare find Nursery Rhyme in a decorated room having a tea party with Choco-Servants. Shakespeare tries to convince her to return them by saying the female Servants need them to finish making their chocolates. She refuses though because she can't have a tea party any other way. Ritsuka decides to join her tea party to get the chocolate back.
Nursery Rhyme transports them to a field for the tea party. She says they'll all stay until Valentine's Day is over to ensure the chocolate isn't eaten. Shakespeare reminds Ritsuka that the female Servants will be angry if that happens. He also says inevitability always leads to a bad ending, even for Nursery Rhyme. Nursery Rhyme realizes they want to fight and complies.
Even after being defeated, she still refuses to return the Choco-Servants. But Shakespeare tells her she'll get cavities if she keeps eating sweets forever. Even though she's a Servant, Nursery Rhyme has a cavity. Shakespeare attributes this to her eating candy made from a Servant's power, but Nursery Rhyme calls it his imagination. He then has Fergus mac Róich summoned to act the part of a dentist. Nursery Rhyme flees when Fergus gets ready to destroy her "cavities" with Caladbolg.
==== Christmas Event: The Second Generation is Alter ====
Nursery Rhyme and Jack are in Asterios' labyrinth preparing for a Christmas eve feast with him and EMIYA. Nursery Rhyme asks Asterios what he asked for Christmas. She and Jack are disappointed when he says nothing, so Nursery Rhyme asks him what he wants. Asterios says that is a secret. Both Nursery Rhyme and Jack pray that his wish comes true. Asterios then senses that someone is nearby. Nursery Rhyme and Jack assume it's Santa and run off to meet them.
The two eventually find Jeane Alter Santa Lily, who got lost in the labyrinth with Ritsuka. Assuring them that she's fine, Alter Lily asks them if they're the ones who asked Santa for presents. They confirm this, but they're confused since she isn't Santa Alter. They wanted to thank Santa Alter for giving them lots of presents on their first Christmas. They then force Alter Lily to fight them since Santa Alter taught them that they need to fight to earn their presents.
She defeats them, so neither Jack nor Nursery Rhyme gets any presents according to Santa Alter's rule. Santa Island Mask arrives and convinces Alter Lily to pretend to have lost to Jack and Nursery Rhyme. She proceeds to do so, explaining their late victory is because they used Damage over time. Pretending to be too weak to move, she decides to give them their presents. After Santa Mask leaves, Jack and Nursery Rhyme invite Alter Lily to their tea party. She thanks them for the invitation, and tells them she'll give them their presents there.
She gives Jack and Nursery a hermitage as their present since she believes they need a quiet place to study instead of playing. She tries to explain why it would be good for them but then decides it wouldn't be and runs away. Ritsuka, Jack, and Nursery Rhyme eventually find her alone in a snowfield. Alter Lily is dejected when Jack and Nursery Rhyme when they return their present to her. They tell her, though, that they want to see the sea, having heard of it from Asterios. Santa Mask appears and encourages Alter Lily to grant their request since she took back their gift. Alter Lily has Jack and Nursery Rhyme board Llamrei II so she can take them to the sea.
As the group flies to their destination, they are suddenly pulled down by a Servant down below. Upon crash landing, they are confronted by Leonidas. Alter Lily defeats him and proceeds onward with the others following another encounter with Santa Mask, leaving the broken sleigh behind. They later set camp in a forest and eat the feast EMIYA had prepared earlier.
The next morning, the group prepares to continue west to the sea when Hassan of the Cursed Arm appears, declaring he cannot let them go to the sea. He introduces the true Santa, Santam, who Alter Lily, Jack, and Nursery Rhyme immediately realize he's just EMIYA wearing a mask. This shocks EMIYA since they couldn't figure out Santa Mask's identity. Ignoring that, EMIYA fills Alter Lily with doubt regarding her role as Santa. Yet despite her doubts, Alter Lily decides to fight, declaring herself to be Santa since she was entrusted with Santa Alter's sack. She defeats EMIYA, who departs, telling her not to forget her duties.
Getting closer to the sea, Ritsuka carries the girls as they run from a horde of living dolls. Ritsuka trips over a pebble, however, so the group is forced to fight the dolls. After the dolls are destroyed, Santa Mask appears and claims he led Alter Lily into his trap. He wants Santa's sack for himself and tells Alter Lily that self-interest and the desire to grant wishes are unnecessary for Santa. Jack asks Alter Lily if she wants to come with her and Nursery Rhyme to the sea, as they both want her to. Calling their wish nonsense, Santa Mask demands the sack again, but Alter Lily refuses to give it to him. She declares she will not hand the sack to someone who insults children and decides she must defeat Santa Mask. After defeating him, Alter Lily tells Santa Mask to step aside, which he does since he has seen her resolve as Santa.
As they continue towards the sea, Nursery Rhyme and Jack notice that Alter Lily is trembling. They hold her hands, and the three continue ahead of Ritsuka. By dusk, the girls reach the shoreline. Alter Lily starts to cry aloud, having now realized she wanted to see the sea. She apologizes to Jack and Nursery Rhyme for bringing them to the sea to grant her wish, not theirs. They tell her that it's fine, believing she did her best as any Santa could. She then listens to the waves with them.
==== Event: All the Statesmen! ====
She and Jack were summoned by the Nameless Master. They were then left at a decrepit house in Wisconsin's Central Plain. There they wait for their summoner to return from Chicago.
When Ritsuka's party comes to the house, Jack and Nursery Rhyme share their last hamburger steak with Paul Bunyan. A stampede of rampaging buffalo then hits the house, so the group goes out to take care of them. While eating the buffalo they killed and cooked, the group encounter Altera ( calling herself Buffalo Bill). She decides to punish them for killing the endangered buffalo, ignoring Geronimo's statement that the herd was berserk and none of their parts were wasted. After being defeated, she retreats, warning the group not to go any further. Now joined by Jack and Nursery Rhyme, the group continue onwards to Chicago.
Eventually reaching Chicago, the group split off in search of clues. During this time, Bunyan has pizza with Jack and Nursery Rhyme. But rendezvousing later that night, only Geronimo has useful information. He informs them of a shop called the "Club High Society", a place he assumes is backed by the Mage's Association. Thomas Edison bribes a bouncer to let them in; Jack and Nursery Rhyme aren't allowed since they're children. However, Nursery Rhyme does help Edison and Geronimp establish a barrier around the club.
Afterward, the group goes to the Columbian Expedition, having learned Bunyan's summoner is there. Altera (now calling herself Davy Crockett) arrives to stop the group from going any further, along with Nikola Tesla. They end up fighting when Edison becomes enraged by Altera calling DC electricity bad civilization. 
Tesla is defeated, leaving him to wonder why the World's Fair's power engine, the Allis Engine, stopped. Nursery Rhyme tells him unpredictable things can happen anywhere, at any time. That is the basis of storytelling, and in the good ones, coincidence trumps reality. Tesla decides to take Nursery Rhyme's words into account in future theories and disappears. Altera then leaves, warning Ritsuka and Bunya they'll encounter their worst nightmare if they go any further.
At the center of the fair, the group finds a poorly constructed Japanese Pavillion. There they encounter the Nameless Master, the one who summoned every Servant the group encountered, except for Bunyan. Bunyan is a Phantom born from a joke between North American settlers with no basis in myth or belief in her existence. The Nameless Master allowed her to possess udon dough and hoped to shape her into a powerful welfare Servant for the game's second anniversary. But considering her a useless low-rank Servant, she trapped Bunyan in the Singularity. She then decides to eradicate the group for bringing Bunyan, whom she wanted her to disappear in the forest. Despite them being all high-ranking Servants, the Nameless Master's Servants were underleveled and easily defeated. She asks for Jack and Nursery Rhyme's help as she starts to disappear. But they refuse to and leave their summoner to disappear.
Later, as Bunyan expanded Chicago to cover much of the globe, Edison's lab was blown up by Goddess Columbia. Jack and Nursery Rhyme are already there when the others come to investigate. She admits she killed Edison for getting too close to the truth, that being that the Singularity is a Reality Marble formed from Bunyan's consciousness made stronger thanks to the Grail's power within her. She reveals the Nameless Master meant to seal Bunyan away in her own inner world, only to become trapped as well. The Nameless Master took away Bunyan's axe so Bunyan couldn't destroy the world by redeveloping it to its limit. However, that cycle resumed when she got her axe. Her Reality Marble began to encroach onto Ritsuka's world when she saw their Chaldea thanks to Edison's Spiritual World Communicator, which caused the Servants to act bizarrely. Columbia thus determines Ritsuka's party must stay in Bunyan's world to maintain the balance. The group pushes her back in the ensuing fight. Columbia declares she must seal Bunyan away, considering her too dangerous. Overhearing this, Bunyan decides to end it all and transports everyone to her unconsciousness.
Ritsuka's party finds itself in a stormy environment surrounded by multiplying wendigos. Mash realizes they are the citizens of Chicago transformed by Bunyan's fear and sadness. Geronimo decides to fully unleash his Noble Phantasm to open a path out for the others to escape through, thereby sacrificing himself. Edison stops him, however, having faked his death. He then uses his Noble Phantasm to reveal the truth that Bunyan pursued: the scene of a peaceful city. To maintain this scenery, Edison will continue to use his Noble Phantasm. He then leaves the matter of Bunyan to Ritsuka, suspecting she is at the edge of the city.
The group runs into Columbia. She demands their cooperation in destroying Bunyan's Grail before she becomes registered in the Throne as a Heroic Spirit. While she sympathizes with their desire to save Bunyan, being a fabricated goddess herself, she still decides to kill Bunyan to save the world. Ritsuka's party defeats her, and she tells them Bunyan is deep in the forest. After she disappears, the group head for the forest.
They find Bunyan and convince her that she isn't worthless. They try to remove the Grail from her, but Bunyan loses sense of them as she continues to grow. This threatens the group's existence since anything that Bunyan doesn't sense in her world doesn't exist. Fortunately, Altera arrives and destroys the Grail in Buyan with Teardrop Photon Ray.
However, in exchange for the Grail's destruction, Bunyan is registered in the Throne of Heroes. She returns to Chaldea with the others, and together they eat hamburger steak.
====Heian-kyō: Naraka Mandala====
====Interlude====
===== A Bunch of Books, a Crowd of Us =====
Ritsuka and Mash enter Nursery Rhyme’s Reality Marble. They find Nursery Rhyme there has regressed to her book form despite reaching the second ascension to become a young girl. Magical tomes then surround the pair that Nursery Rhyme helps to defeat. Afterwards, they meet Alice, who wants Nursery Rhyme to stay as a book. Nursery Rhyme confirms Alice is also her, but she questions taking that form when the real Alice isn’t around. Alice asserts she must be a story so she cannot take human form. Romani Archaman realizes Alice manifested due to the contradiction that Nursery Rhyme isn’t supposed to have human form, yet she gained one when she reached the second ascension. Mash realizes Nursery Rhyme is trying to decide which form to take for Ritsuka. Nursery Rhyme is uncertain, while “Alice“ wants to reject it. Nursery Rhyme decides she wants to experience things as Alice. In response, Alice attacks the group. After being defeated, she tells Nursery Rhyme to never let herself have an unhappy ending if she takes Alice’s form before disappearing. Nursery Rhyme then takes Alice’s form, and the group leave her Reality Marble.
===Other appearances===
alicehimekami.jpg|Caster as she appeared in Himegami Emaki Collaboration
==Abilities==
Nursery Rhyme is not a true Heroic Spirit, but rather, the manifestation of a real picture book. The picture book genre, which is deeply loved in England, has stimulated the dreams of many a child. Nursery Rhyme is essentially a heroic spirit born from children; by children and for children. The Servant Nursery Rhyme is actually a Pseudo-Servant dreamt up by her Master, Alice. She is a Reality Marble that embodies a reflection of her Master’s feelings. She was created with the relic known as "Perpetual Engine - Maiden Empire".
Caster uses physical strikes in battle despite her frail-looking nature.
===Skills===
====Class Skills====
*Territory Creation (A Rank): A small door, a constantly changing tea party, rainbow plains of monochrome squares, a questions and answers game between blabbermouth twins. But, but, my favorite is that one after all. Forget everything, you're invited to the nameless forest!
====Personal Skills====
*Self-Modification (A Rank): The aptitude to attach and fuse entirely different flesh to one's own body. The higher this rank goes, the further one gets from a pure hero- kaka, kakaka, irrelevant, irrelevant, that's completely irrelevant! No matter what happens, it's as you've ordered!
*Shapeshift (A+ Rank): I will transform, I shall transform. I am you, you are me. I am going to transform, I have transformed. I am you, you are me.
:*Tommy Thumb's Secret Picture Book (A+ Rank): Upgrade from Shapeshift in Fate/Grand Order.
*Meanwhile... (A Rank): Boarding the ship with reliable friends, the journey ahead is full of troubles. What waits ahead is either a hopeful encounter or a malicious trap. That is, regardless of the circumstances, very interesting. Another person's secret is a taste of honey. Well then, you're invited to the reverse side of the world!
===Noble Phantasms===
Caster's abilities are linked to Alice due to their unique nature through Nursery Rhyme. Their main Noble Phantasm is The Queen's Glass Game, and they can create the Jabberwock and Nameless Forest.
===Gameplay===
==Development==
===Creation and Conception===
Nursery Rhyme was designed by Arco Wada in Fate/EXTRA.
Nursery Rhyme was illustrated by Arco Wada in Fate/Grand Order. Her scenario writer is Kinoko Nasu in Fate/Grand Order.Fate/Grand Order material III - Nursery Rhyme, p.006-013 translated by Konchew
In one of her self-published doujinshi Fate/GOMEMO2, she revealed that Nursery Rhyme's dress in later ascensions reflects the motif of the book that she manifests as, using The Little Mermaid as an example of Nursery Rhyme gaining an underwater coral reef pattern.
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