Gilgamesh (Fate/EXTRA CCC)

is a non-classed Servant who contracts with Hakuno Kishinami on the Far Side after Hakuno's unnamed Berserker is not brought over with them during the CCC Incident of Fate/EXTRA CCC. When traversing to the Near Side in Fate/EXTELLA, he gains the same Archer-class classification as his Archer counterpart.
===Identity===
Gilgamesh, whose True Name is not concealed by a class designation, is unable to exist on the Near Side of the Moon Cell due to his strength, so he is only able to exist within the Far Side. He simply passes away the time sleeping due to nothing being able to exist there, but his physical body awakens with BB's restructuring of the Far Side.
===Appearance===
He is offended when people think his height is more normal than expected. He believes that there is no excessive flesh and weight, ever since he was born.
His response to his three sizes, he claims to possess a golden body; befitting the golden king. It is far too beautiful for others to see, but if you desire him to cast off, bring forth a command seal.
He likes wearing golden color underwear.
In Fate/EXTRA CCC, he has the following costumes:
*: Default attire for CCC. Same design as that of Fate/stay night. He claims that he does not need it while playing around, and that it is only crucial for guarding against evil spirits like , due to it being anti-petrification equipment, and gigantic bulls.Fate/EXTRA CCC dialogue He describes it as a Masterwork, however it is a hindrance, which is why he is an Archer.
*: The clothes that Gilgamesh wore in Fate/hollow ataraxia after unleashing his full power.
*: The clothes that the child Gilgamesh wore in Fate/hollow ataraxia. Even though he himself seems to prefer Speedos, this swimsuit is unique in that it is the most "normal" of those that the Servants in CCC wear.
*: After being called the Lord of the Night by Hakuno while in these clothes, he is at first, offended, then takes a liking to the phrase and forgives them.
In Fate/EXTELLA, he has the following costumes:
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* - His clothing in Unlimited Blade Works (route).
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In Fate/EXTELLA LINK, he has the following costumes:
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===Personality===
Gilgamesh's personality is heavily influenced by the era into which he is summoned. The world, his property, of Fate/stay night was sullied by the consumption society of the early 2000s, so he was in a worse mood overall. He has taken a liking to the virtual world of 2032, so his personality is more stable and closer to how it was during life. Arco Wada says he reminds her of Gilgamesh in Fate/hollow ataraxia.Interview summary: "Apparently Gil's personality is heavily influenced by the era he's summoned into. He was a jerk in FSN because the world (his property) was being sullied by the consumption society of the early 2000s, which rubbed him the wrong way. He's taken a liking to the virtual world of 2032, though, so his personality is more stable and closer to how he actually was in life. Wada says he reminds her a little of Hollow Ataraxia Gil." He still displays his normal self-centered traits, but Nasu wished to show that there is more to his character than that.もちろん冷酷で、"我様" なところはそのままですが、「こいつはひどいヤツだけど、同時にすごいヤツなんだ」というノリで突き進んで います。 He has no particular interest in the events within SE.RA.PH, and decides to simply do as he pleases. This later changes when he personally declared that the fight against BB has also become his battle.
Gilgamesh likes to tease his Master, and he even goes as far to ask the female version "Who is the man you want to be held by?" for entertainment. He believes that there can be nothing else between a man and a woman. He restricts it to the Student Council members, but he will be annoyed if he is chosen instead. He takes it as a given that he is already the obvious choice, so it is useless in staving off boredom. He says it was unavoidable due to being exposed to his aura at such proximity and forgives her, but also completely rejects her, mentioning that she is four thousand years too early for him. He prefers "a noble maiden", "a virgin", and "a flower that blooms in the plain" was his type during his childhood. He is often referred to as AUO, based on the Japanese pronunciation of .
He believes that he has no weakness and has no faults. He likes to take pleasure trips, no matter what kind of age it is. He cannot cease wandering around the land. Well, he did sleep until I returned to level one though.
==Role==
===Can You Chat with the King of Heroes?===
Gilchat.jpg|Can You Chat with the King of Heroes?
 is a game on the Fate/EXTRA CCC site that involves speaking with Gilgamesh. The player is an unknown presence that has caused the spirit particles to become restless and disturb Gilgamesh's peace in the Chimeric Lunar Sea in the Far Side of the Moon Cell. After being awoken, he mentions that the area should be the territory of nil, meaning that none should be able to trespass. The player has choices to pick different dialogue options to attempt to converse with him, but, depending on his mood, he may simply repeatedly kill the nuisance instead.
He does not acknowledge the player at first, simply calling them a noise and killing them for three days. They resurrect and return each time, so he eventually acknowledges their apparent desire to be killed by him and decides to play along with them. Finally acknowledging them as a "mongrel", he attempts to have them establish a better connection, but they fail, leaving him to do it himself and kill them in the process. He begins to enjoy the process of killing and letting them revive, but the player's lack of knowledge of him angers him.
After finally learning about him, he is pleased that the player has "learned their place." If he is called the King of Knights, he is angered, but also says it has a resonance about it that makes him want to be introduced to the one who holds the title. Their daily talks continue, bringing up the Holy Grail War and having the player humiliate themselves trying to appease him. He tells the player to serve him tea as a favor of finding a task for them, but there is a disruption in the Moon Cell the next day after he prepares his golden tea set.
He attempt to have them resume the task the next day, but cuts the conversation short after realizing that the player is not a magus. He takes an interest in the happenings with the player, noting that such a thing is normally impossible. He tries to establish a connection, but he can only test the receptive capacity and kill the player. After they resurrect, he notes that they are connected even though the player's soul cannot be etherized. The connection between them starts to break, causing him to realize the cause of the situation.
After finding out about the Far Side being restructured, he reveals that the eighteen days of transmissions only took less than a microsecond from the Moon Cell's perspective. That restructuring is responsible for the player interacting with him, feeling human corruption and appetition from the malignant information invading the area. The final day arrives, and Gilgamesh almost draws Enkidu on the player while musing over the possibility of their immortality stemming from being a god. He praises their earnestness, despite their denseness, by recognizing them as one of his subjects.
He becomes able to foresee events yet to pass due to the scattering of spirit particles by the Moon Cell as the Far Side goes through cycles through disintegration and reconstruction. He sees the end of the player being swallowed into nothingness and vanishing without a trace. He says that they are not a magus, but the desire to withstand the deep may allow their voice to reach him on the Far Side of the Moon.
===Fate/EXTRA CCC===
GilSG.jpg|Gilgamesh's Secret Garden
GilCCCending.jpg|Gilgamesh's ending.
Unlike the other Servants that travel with Hakuno to the Far Side after having contracted with them in the Holy Grail War, Gilgamesh cannot travel to the Near Side to participate and resides only within the Far Side. Hakuno had been contracted with a Berserker-class Servant beforehand, but the contract was severed somehow before emerging on the Far Side and encountering Gilgamesh.
While drifting in the space of imaginary numbers in the Far Side of the Moon, Hakuno encounters Gilgamesh in a weakened state. Gilgamesh tells Hakuno, who was frightened by the presence of an "absolute being", that he/she does not have the permission to look upon, question, or speak with him. He is, however, impressed by Hakuno's desire to survive despite having nothing left, and tells Hakuno to "offer him his/her wisdom" as a second chance to life. Being completely forbidden to interact with Gilgamesh in every way, Hakuno uses all of his/her command seals to allow each of the above. Amused with his seemingly illogical actions, Gilgamesh decides to become Hakuno's Servant; however, he proclaims himself to be merely an observer in Hakuno's journey, and not an ally who would risk himself for his Master.
In Chapter Sakura: Bad End, Gilgamesh's amnesic half protects Hakuno from BB's program despite having no memories of him/her. He is pleased by Hakuno's pure, brazen desire to reclaim Gilgamesh at the cost of his/her own life, asking who would save such a wretched being if not himself. After he is released from his seal, Gilgamesh easily dispatches the program with his Noble Phantasm and declares Hakuno's fight to now be his own.
Gilgamesh's ending features Hakuno returning to the Near Side of the Moon to take part in the Holy Grail War of Fate/EXTRA, forgetting the preceding events with Gilgamesh and being unable to recall the Servant they have contracted. They find Gilgamesh sitting nude in their room, remembering the Far Side and filled with surprise at his existence because he was supposed to be limited only to the Far Side. He simply says "I broke that rule." It then proceeds to the deletion of Hakuno's data at the end of the Holy Grail War, but Gilgamesh instead insults the Moon Cell, takes Hakuno, and decides to head out for "any planet with intelligent life and an emphasis on consumption and progress." They end up on a planet 1,500 light years away from Earth.
=== Fate/EXTELLA ===
Gilgamesh returns as a selectable playable character. He is the self-declared second in command of Altera's party fighting alongside Altera, Jeanne d'Arc, and Iskandar. He appears from the Far Side and, after testing Altera's strength, joins her supposedly to repay a debt his father owes her for sparing his life during the descent of Sefar. However, he is implied to have memories of Hakuno from the events that transpired in Fate/EXTRA CCC and his true reason for joining Altera is to protect Hakuno. It's also implied that Gilgamesh hails from an alternative universe of Fate/EXTRA CCC as Nero Claudius is the original servant summoned by Hakuno during Fate/EXTRA CCC as the Hakuno half with Altera has no memory even after becoming whole has no memory of Gilgamesh only knowing of him.
====Flame Poem====
Gilgamesh defends Mare Carcer against Nero Claudius's forces, but Nero defeats him.
====Orchid Words====
During Altera's invasion of SE.RA.PH, Gilgamesh destroyed one of Tamamo-no-Mae's territories guarded by Karna. Afterwards, he returned to his base in Mare Origo where he bombarded Mare Luxuria. However his base is soon invaded by Tamamo's forces, and he is defeated by Tamamo. He later helps defend Mare Carcer, where he's again defeated.
====Dawn====
Gilgamesh appears from the Far Side upon sensing an instability in the Zero Dark. Arriving in Mare Carcer, he interrupts Altera and Jeanne's duel with his Gate of Babylon. He mocks Jeanne for being too weak to fight while commending Altera for still being able to fight. He reveals how he crossed the Far Side's boundary into the Zero Dark upon sensing an instability there. Altera deduces his True Name, recognizing his scent being from an ancient civilization. Gilgamesh reveals he knows Altera's former identity as Sefar, and demands she prove to him her legend, older than his, are true. He fights Altera, but he becomes bored that she is holding back by not transforming into Sefar. Altera answers she refuses to let go a memory of her walking the earth in her current form, who fight to leave something behind, instead of being of pure destruction. Seeing she refuses to transform, Gilgamesh launches a poisonous sword to force her to. Hakuno cures the poison though, and Gilgamesh and Altera fight once again, which ends in a standstill. Gilgamesh reveals to Altera how she, as Sefar, spared his father before he was born, and made the gods swear a debt to her. He decides to join her to repay that debt, and confirms Hakuno's suspicions he has merely testing Altera. He declares himself as Altera's second-in command, though he refuses to follow her orders. He then leaves telling Altera to find her own path if she wishes to continue being a hero. Jeanne asks him why he chose to work under Velber to destroy the world. He leaves her to contemplate whether to follow her duty to Moon Cell, or her own passions.
After Altera returns to the cavern upon returning from defending Mare Origo from Tamamo's army, Gilgamesh confronts Hakuno in the throne room. He asks them how they feel about now knowing that they're merely the Body of the original Hakuno, without a Mind or a Soul. He notes the revelation doesn't faze them given their situation. He continues Hakuno always prioritized what's currently happening before them, and took what they thought was the best path towards that priority no matter how difficult. He then leaves after telling Hakuno to always remain resolute.
After Altera returns to the cavern upon returning from conquering Mare Mellum, Hakuno finds Gilgamesh sitting on the Altera's throne. He inquires if they were intimidated by Altera after witnessing her true power as Sefar. Seeing they now understand Altera's true power, he mocks them for believing they were the Master of a Heroic Spirit. Pointing out Altera's absence, Gilgamesh tells Hakuno to seize the opportunity to run away and beg Nero for help; Something he states the original Hakuno would do. Hakuno however refuses to leave, so Gilgamesh tells them to dismiss his words. He continues he would've never appointed himself second-in-command if they were the type to run away. He then explains he didn't become second-in-command to help Altera, but to watch over Hakuno's actions for his amusement. He tells Hakuno all their fates will be up to them before leaving.
When Altera invades Mare Aurum, Gilgamesh reports the Zero Dark's core is being interfering with. He realizes Nero's forces are preparing to invade Mare Carcer, and tells Altera to stop Gawain. Later, when Altera arrives in Mare Carcer to stop Nero's invasion, Gilgamesh reports Nero and Archimedes are currently in the throne room with the intent to seize Hakuno. Altera asks him how long it'll take for them to hack into the cavern, to which he answers it won't be long given they have both the Regalia and an engineer.
Gilgamesh later ambushes Archimedes when he tries to extort the Regalia from Altera by torturing Hakuno after she killed Nero. He mocks Archimedes for his arrogance, and calls him the greatest of fools. He attacks him again, which Archimedes failes to block completely. Archimedes reminds Gilgamesh of his people's debt to Altera, but Gilgamesh replies he only joined Altera for Hakuno's sake. That being the case, he is thus still technically under Altera's contract, since he's yet to save her. Archimedes calls his argument illogical, but Gilgamesh calls it royal whimsy that Archimedes will never understand. Ignoring Altera's attempts to thank him, Gilgamesh leaves her and Hakuno to finish things.
====Golden Poem====
Gilgamesh with Jeanne helps Iskandar fight against Nero's forces in Mare Origo, but they're both defeated. Gilgamesh later watches the fight between Nero and Iskandar from a distance. He contemplates killing both Hakuno and Nero if the fight fails to amuse. Jeanne contacts him to ask if he's serious, but he ignores her. She then asks him why he joined Altera, as he wasn't summoned by Moon Cell, so she cannot perceive a reason for him to intervene with Velber. Gilgamesh thinks she's joking, but she insists she isn't. He then explains how he came from the Far Side after sensing an awakening in the Zero Dark to intervene in the battle against Sefar. Sensing the battle against Sefar will come to an end, he wonders what will come afterwards, as neither he nor Jeanne can perceive it. The next day, Jeanne and Gilgamesh help defend Mare Carcer, but they're defeated again.
==Abilities==
In all heaven and earth, Gilgamesh is the one and only "King of All Heroes". Despite having his standard powers and abilities tuned a bit to fit into the EXTRA world, he is more or less the same as his counterpart. Here, Gilgamesh is different from regular Heroic Spirits in that he is not confined to a single class. He was manifested as a Servant like other Heroic Spirit but his power was too great for the goal of “participate in the Holy Grail War held by the Moon Cell.”https://tsukinoura.wordpress.com/2013/07/11/entry-29-rooming-with-the-king-of-heroes/ The Moon Cell reincarnated Gilgamesh after reconstructing him, but Gilgamesh was still unable to be controlled, so the Moon Cell sealed him away by sending him to the far side of the Moon. The Moon Cell does not want the "strongest Master", but rather the "last surviving Master." It considered that the winner would have been decided from the beginning if he had participated, so he was not allowed to enter and sealed away. He personally claims to have entered the Far Side willingly due to finding the tournament format too diluted and sculpted compared to the seven magi melee on which it was based, lacking betrayal, artifice, or fruitless exertions. Despite that claim, he cannot actually leave through his own will without many constraints being placed upon him. During his ending, he "shatters the rule" of not existing on the Near Side, but it costs him ninety percent of his treasury.https://tsukinoura.wordpress.com/2017/03/28/entry-154-beyond-the-end-to-other-stars/
Due to the long time he spent sleeping on the Far Side, citing it as "a time approaching eternity" due to the Far Side's nature, he "returned to level one." While his soul was unaffected, his abilities and strength were dulled and tarnished through his peaceful sleep, unlike other Servants who would lose themselves while only being able to desperately cling to consciousness to prevent deletion. All of his stats are E rank, but unlike Hakuno's other Servants, his Noble Phantasm is not sealed.https://tsukinoura.wordpress.com/2013/07/09/entry-27-we-have-a-problem-and-it-is-mostly-gilgamesh/ He claims that Ea, considered to be his main Noble Phantasm under the Moon Cell system, is always available to him, but that he will not use it due to Hakuno not being able to handle it and the lack of worthy opponents. Only when he decides that Hakuno's battle is his own does he allow for it to be used, though he would have unsealed it instantly had any of the Alter Egos been derived from the hated Ishtar. He does claim that his Potion of youth could potentially restore his power but decides that Hakuno must rehabilitate his body.
He normally wears materialized from magical energy much like Artoria's armor. It has a strong innate Magic Resistance. He claims that he does not need it while playing around, and that it is only crucial for guarding against evil spirits like , due to it being anti-petrification equipment, and gigantic bulls. He describes it as a Masterwork, however it is a hindrance, which is why he is an Archer.
===Skills===
====Class Skills====
*Independent Action (EX Rank): A Servant’s ability to exist independently even when cut off from their Master’s Magical Energy supply. However, the support of a Master is still required for mana-intensive actions, such as the execution of a Noble Phantasm.
====Personal skills====
*Divinity (B (A+) Rank): The measure of one’s Divine Spirit aptitude. AThough he possesses the greatest rank of divine spirit aptitude, Gilgamesh himself hates the gods, so the rank has gone down.
*Golden Rule (A Rank): A skill that measures one’s fortune in amassing wealth throughout their lifetime. (It has nothing to do with having an actual body made of gold. Honestly.) At rank A, it's possible to call it a soul of gold. With this Goldy attitude, even while living like a multimillionaire, he won't have any money troubles during his life. He’s no Hassan-i-Sabbah, that’s for sure.
*Collector (EX Rank): The ability to acquire high-quality items. It's the good luck of frequently obtaining even rare items, but because it only applies to Gilgamesh himself, his Master cannot benefit from this skill. At Rank EX, even the rarest articles find their way into Gilgamesh’s hands. Gilgamesh is a collector of treasure. "I collected all the treasures of the earth," is Gilgamesh's favorite phrase, but that is not a metaphor. In life, he gathered the prototypes of every existing technological wonder, put them in his vault, and sealed them away. That which Gilgamesh stored, rather than being treasure, is "the origin of the intelligence of mankind" itself. The only things missing from the great King of Heroes’ treasury are completely alien technologies and conceptualizations of posthuman design. 
===Noble Phantasms===
He is the origin of all myths, and calling him the model on which heroes are based would not be an exaggeration. Because the heroes of various myths are derived from his legend, his Gate of Babylon possesses all the prototypes of the Noble Phantasms that heroes carry, the original treasures from before every legend was arranged. Though it may be a paradox, unless Gilgamesh possesses the original, it cannot be handed down as the Noble Phantasm possessed by the later heroes who were derived from him. Noble Phantasms are primarily one to any single hero. Not only does he possess an approximately infinite amount of them, he also owns the "legends" that other heroes are weak against as if it were natural. As such, it should be impossible for an average hero to cross swords with him. In fact, as a Heroic Spirit, Gilgamesh is an absolute warrior in battles against Heroic Spirits.
His final Noble Phantasm is Ea wich reveals creation, the beginning of everything. And even among the many Noble Phantasms possessed by Servants, it is one considered to be at the top, the sword "which tore apart the world." In fact, it is the utmost secret Noble Phantasm of the King of Heroes, the one crowned as the strongest and oldest Noble Phantasm that humanity ever possessed.FGO 4* command code : The Reason of Creation. Translated by WaifuHunter : https://www.reddit.com/r/grandorder/comments/d5xshx/ea_lore_from_4_command_code/ It's the name of the severing of space which comes from the Sword of Rupture, Ea, crowned with the name of a god from Mesopotamian mythology. The God, Ea, is believed to be the quasi-deification of the power of the planet which turned, smashed, and stabilized the surface of the earth when it was still covered in gas and seas of magma, during the primordial stage of the earth. Many Gods began building nations after the the primordial earth was stabilized into a world where living creatures could live, but Ea is a God who performed the act of building of planet before that. In Fate Extra CCC, Gilgamesh's sword, which is crowned with Ea's name, changes space itself by agitating space-time through the rotation of three layers of giant power fields. It's true power is not something to be used against a single living creature but against the world. 
===Other Capabilities===
Gilgamesh's technique to expose Lancer's third SG is , a way for him to cut loose and hear the "lovely voices of miserable girls" that are "an instrument to be played by the king." Removing his clothing, he exposes his naked body, a thing of supreme beauty surpassing the most perfect diamonds in the world and having great effect upon virginal young girls like her. As he poses provocatively and calls for her to stare fervently at him if she is truly accustomed to such, it is super effective against her and allows for her SG to be captured. Though his plan was for her to be entranced by his glory and surrender herself, she instead runs away, possibly because he was too beautiful even for one who pursues beauty and showed too great a difference between them. Rani decides to delete the last five minutes from the council room’s records, and Hakuno decides to forever ignore whether it was a serious ploy or just to tease Lancer.
===Gameplay===
Gilgamesh displays the use of Gate of Babylon in battle, and along with raining down swords, he draws a number of different weapons in close combat, including swords similar in shape to Enki, a golden axe, and a black and gold drill-shaped weapon. He uses Enkidu, to stun opponents, and a minor usage of Ea as skills. 
==Forms and Alternate Versions==
===Mythological Mystic Code of Genesis===
In the final arc of Fate/EXTRA CCC, Gilgamesh unlocks his Origin in order to fight BB, just like Hakuno's other servants (Nero Claudius, No Name or Tamamo-no-Mae depending on the player's preferences) do in their respective paths.
====Appearance====
In this form Gilgamesh has the same appearance as when he battled his friend Enkidu for supremacy the first time they met.
====Abilities====
The moment BB gained complete control over the core of the Moon Cell, there was nothing Gilgamesh and Hakuno Kishinami could do against her, and they were forced to retreat immediately the moment she started erasing the space they were on.Fate/EXTRA CCC - Chapter 6: Critical Pleasure - Alter Ego/S Although they didn't find a way to seal BB's "Ten Crowns", the student council was able to devise countermeasures. As a result of analyizing the data from the Ten Crowns they gained from Robin Hood, Rani VIII and Rin Tohsaka acquired rights to access "original power" from the Moon Cell. The Ten Crowns is the beginning of human history, the dawning of the light of civilization. To summarize, it is the power of the Origin that began the human genome. It is something all human beings hold within them. By entering Gilgamesh's virtual mind/body to access the Heroic Spirit core directly, Hakuno was able to reach the heroic spirit's root that the Moon Cell had sealed away, and release the Mythological Mystic Code. This is an origin that even the person themselves, in this case, Gilgamesh, can never know. The farthest point that became the cause of the birth of the entity known as Gilgamesh. In other words, zero. 
By removing the limiter placed on him, Gilgamesh would be able to acquire the same level of "fundamental truth" as BB due to now being able to raise his spiritual rank according to his will. Because this is a very powerful engine, this power places much burden on the Servant. Sakura claims that the basic Servant frame is not capable of withstanding the power output of the Mythological Mystic Code, and she asks Hakuno to limit its use to one time only. With this power alone, the student council estimated that Gilgamesh and Hakuno would have a 0.9999% chance of victory against BB. In order to help Gilgamesh and Hakuno in the final battle, even if just a little, Rin Tohsaka redirected all the power that had been previously protecting the school building to stop BB and the Alter Egos from entering, and all the resources that comprised the building were transferred to Gilgamesh, to further empower him. By the point Gilgamesh finally faces BB, his power is increased to the same rank as hers. Being able to match BB in capability and rank of powers wielded, the battle between the two becomes rather competitive. In the Bad Ending, where BB gets to use her Noble Phantasm Cursed Cutting Crater, Gilgamesh loses and is vanquished. Hakuno blames herself, saying they were just one step short, and that she's sure that if they were given another chance, they'd definitely be able to corner BB. In the good ending, Hakuno and Gilgamesh are successful in preventing BB from using her Noble Phantasm by severing her connection with the Moon Cell, defeating her in the process. 
After defeating BB, Gilgamesh and Hakuno face Kiara Sessyoin, who by absorbing Passionlip, Meltryllis, BB, and Sakura Matou to form her core, taking complete control of the Moon Cell, and Hans Christian Andersen pouring all his Noble Phantasm into her, metamorphosed into a divine Daemon, becoming a similar existence to a True Daemon and Buddha. Although Kiara Sessyoin had ascended to the position of a god after gaining complete control of the Moon Cell, she ended up defeated by Hakuno Kishinami, a mere human, and Gilgamesh. Being regarded by Andersen as an omnipotent being, there surely was no reason for her to lose against them. Surprisingly, Hakuno just happened to be the only person she couldn't use her "omnipotence" against. Kiara had not only based her powers in BB and Sakura, but the Alter Egos as well. It was because those girls whom she had taken as her core kept opposing her desperately inside her to protect their own love that Kiara lost. She fought head-on all confidently while being unaware of her own weak points. Had she know this beforehand, Kiara claims that she would have just blown them away to some random realm, just to later destroy that realm alongside them.Fate/EXTRA CCC - Chapter 7: The Depths of Holy Maiden - Anima Ataraxia
Noble Phantasms:
*Gate of Babylon: In this form, Gilgamesh still has access to his treasury, as seen both in gameplay and when Kiara Sessyoin blasted him away to the ends of the galaxy, only for him to return short after. Although the world inside the Moon Cell may be a conceptual space, it's not a distance Gilgamesh on his own should be able to close off in a single instant. To do so, he would have had to fly faster than the speed of light. If there's a method to blast something to the ends, then it is in the laws of humans that Gilgamesh must possess a Noble Phantasm able to counter it. It is because Gilgamesh possesses all the Earth's... no, all the prototypes of humanity, that he is the King of Heroes. Although Gilgamesh is fond of the classics, he also has some understanding of the new models. As such, he summoned a "Ship of Light" with which he was able to return to aid Hakuno.
*Enuma Elish
==Development==
===Creation and Conception===
Kinoko Nasu felt that, while pondering what class to place Gilgamesh in, he didn't require a class because "there's no need to constrain [Gil] like that anymore." The original test version he played of the game made the character extremely "broken" gameplay-wise, causing him to be described as "hax mode" on the Servant selection screen. He doesn't know if that will be the final design choice, or if they will adjust the power balance.TYPE-MOON Ace 8 Fate/EXTRA CCC Nasu and Takeuchi interviews - Pages 11-12, 39-43
AUO Cast-Off was created for fun while during scenario production, and they had originally planned to use his swimsuit model to accomplish the task by focusing the camera on his upper torso and revealing only a bit of skin. It turned out Kunimitsu of the modeling team had, “off the clock, spontaneously”, made several models including a nude Gilgamesh model to Nasu's surprise.
==References==
==External links==
*Can You Chat with the King of Heroes?
*Can You Chat with the King of Heroes? translation and video archive
*Can You Chat with the King of Heroes? alternate translation
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