Gilgamesh (Caster)

, Class Name , is a Caster-class Servant summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order.
== Profile==
===Identity===
The supreme wise king who returned from the journey of immortality. In legends, he has been described as “the one who saw everything”. At times ruthless, at times approving of human nature; the great king of Uruk who strictly led the masses.
 Upon returning from his search for immortality, he found in a decaying state due to his negligence. Since then he has dedicated himself to repairing and maintaining his kingdom, assisted by the chief priestess, Siduri.
===Appearance===
===Personality ===
As a Caster, Gilgamesh has a more mature mindset, he comes from after his journey to find immortality. In this form, he is considered as a wise king by the people of Uruk.
Differently, from when he is an Archer, his way of being in this form is not of a hero that personifies raging power, but that of a wise king that governs the masses.
Mankind's oldest hero, the King of Heroes Gilgamesh. Why does he manifest as a Caster?
Pulling out countless numbers of magic wands from his Noble Phantasm "King's Treasure" and unleashing various forms of attacks; that figure of his certainly appears like that of a magus, but in practice, it is far different from a magus who compiles magic reaching towards the mystery of the world. He is also quite different from the author type of Casters that write of words that compose into poems or novels and fold into a book their very own worlds-----That figure of his, is so to speak a magus in shape only.
There was an opinion left in the Chaldea leftover unofficial records:"I think that's probably just his own insinuation. You can call it a sneer. He understands. What the true nature of the King of Magecraft who advanced the incineration of Human Order is. ....No, not just the King of Magecraft. I'm sure he...."
As a matter of fact, his attitude towards the Master does not appear to be much different from that as an Archer, but...There is a majority opinion among the staff members of Chaldea that manifesting figure of his is not a severe one towards the Master.
====Relationships====
;Nero/Nero Bride
: "Indulge Flamboyantly or spoiling yourself is fine and all, but save up sometimes! you best be noted that only infinite wealth can be allowed to exist in my treasury!
:........... No, I didn't say it is fine to aim for reaching the level of my treasury"
;King of Magecraft
:"hmph" 
;Enkidu
: "You keep telling me to take a rest, Well, I guess it's fine to take a rest once in a while..... wait, wait, wait wait!!! YOU CAN"T FIND POLAR BEARS IN THE SOUTH POLE!!!" 
:"I have nothing to say to Enkidu as I am now. With their death, I become the ruler of Uruk... The "King of Men." I lost freedom to speak with them the moment I took the throne." Fate/Grand Order Lines
;Alter Egos
:"........................... Good grief"
;Ishtar
:"Oh-ho. This Ishtar looks a little smarter. Without her father to cling too, she's become a self-reliant goddess... Hmph. The will of a girl who lost her father early was able to fix that useless goddess. Fate is certainly well woven."
==Role==
===Fate/Grand Order===
====Seventh Singularity: Babylonia====
When Solomon freed Tiamat from the Imaginary Number Space, Gilgamesh, who just returned from the underworld, foresaw Uruk's destruction, and inscribed his vision in the Tablet of Destinies.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 20: Absolute Demonic Front Mesopotamia (I)Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 7: The Tablet of Destinies Leaving the tablet in Kutha, he returned to Uruk, and told his subjects of his vision. He then took the role of a mage to protect Mesopotamia, and began to prepare its people for their impending doom.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 3: Gilgamesh's Calamity With the appearance of Demonic Beasts in the north, the era began to turn into a Singularity. Gilgamesh ordered Babylon to be dismantled, and used to build a wall to seal off the north from the rest of Mesopotamia.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 2: Humanity's Oldest Fotress City 
After the era became a Singularity, he summoned Merlin. Afterwards, despite being nearly drained, he summoned Ushiwakamaru, Musashibou Benkei, Leonidas, Amakusa Shirou, Fuuma Kotarou, Ibaraki-douji, and Tomoe Gozen, incarnating them through his own magical energy.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 4: Hardworking Citizens of UrukFate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 6: Encounter Leonidas commands the efforts against the Demonic Beasts, and trains both the soldiers of Uruk and the Northern Wall to be a self-sufficient force. The other Servants summoned by Gilgamesh also help defend Uruk, though Ibaraki would eventually defect.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 5: Welcome to the Jungle Shirou and Kotarou would perish alongside the scouting parties Gilgamesh sent to investigate the jungle surrounding Ur and Eridu. Tomoe would die killing Girtablilu, the general of the Demonic Beasts. By the time six months have passed, Uruk has become a fortress city, its people having survived thus far thanks to their resolve and Gilgamesh's efforts.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 13: Prophecy of the Heavens Gilgamesh later sent Merlin to the Cedar Forest to retrieve the Tablet of Destinies, having forgotten where he left it. He also foresaw Chaldea’s arrival.
He and Siduri meet Ritsuka, Mash, and Medusa when Merlin brings them to his throne room in Uruk’s ziggurat. Realizing Ritsuka and Mash are the ones he foresaw, Gilgamesh tests the pair by combat. He orders Merlin not to interfere, though Merlin has Medusa assist Ritsuka and Mash. Halfway through the battle, however, Gilgamesh loses interest. Thoroughly unimpressed by Ritsuka and Mash, he deems them unfit to aid him and demands that they leave. He then shows his Grail to the group, just as Mash said they need to retrieve the Grail to restore the era, but refuses to give it to Chaldea. A soldier then reports Ishtar is heading for Uruk. Gilgamesh insults her extensively when she bursts from the roof. Ishtar tries to kill Gilgamesh for insulting her, and Ritsuka to stop any rumors of their first encounter. Following the ensuing battle, Ishtar prepares to destroy the ziggurat. She stops and leaves, though, upon seeing who Medusa truly is. As if nothing happened, Gilgamesh and Siduri return to their previous work. Gilgamesh still refuses the group's aid, though he says they’ll have to work from the bottom if they want to help. He then puts Siduri in charge of them.
Over the next month, Gilgamesh listens to Mash’s reports about the group completing various tasks to help Uruk’s people while still directing the war effort. Recognizing their efforts, he tasks Ritsuka’s party with investigating Ur in the southern jungle. When they return and report the situation there, he reprimands them for retreating instead of rescuing Ur’s people. Regardless, he commends them for completing their investigation. He puts the efforts to rescue Ur’s people aside, for now, seeing Quetzalcoatl differs from Gorgon. He then asks Merlin if he could see Marduk’s Axe in Eridu from Ur. Merlin answers the jungle was too thick to confirm such, but he could sense the Axe’s divinity.
The next morning, Gilgamesh enters the Chaldean Embassy. He orders Ritsuka and Mash to go to an observatory at the Persian Gulf. There they will exchange the empty jars they’re delivering by wagon for the jars of collected war at the observatory. Merlin and Ana aren’t joining since Gilgamesh only had two travel permits. He joins them because he’s exhausted from his duties, denying he craves excitement.
The group eventually reaches the observatory. Gilgamesh investigates something at the observatory, while Ritsuka and Mash exchange the jars.
As Ritsuka and Mash struggle against Kingu, Gilgamesh recalls how Enkidu called his former fighting style the perfect waste of energy when Kingu calls it the optimal way to fight with their body. Addressing Kingu as Enkidu, he notes the former’s lack of efficiency and their uncharacteristic joy for battle. After Mash corrects him, he calls Kingu possibly stronger than the original and theorizes they gained a powerful magical reactor core. Unable to stand Gilgamesh’s voice anymore, Kingu declares they will end the world and him with it and leaves. Gilgamesh assumes them being broken is why they looked like to be in pain, but he ignores it since it’s already over. He then returns to Uruk with Ritsuka and Mash.
The next day, Gilgamesh orders Ritsuka's party to retrieve the Table of Destinies from Kutha, having finally remembered where he left it. He also tasks the group with gathering testimonies from ranchers about Ishtar damaging their ranches along the way.
After the group reports their success the next day, Gilgamesh tasks them with helping in the evacuation of Nippur's surviving population. He then instructs Ritsuka on how to read the Tablet, telling them to say: "Ur na-nam, ur na-nam. Dur-an-ki, gir-edin.", which means "There was a city, there was a city... the meeting place of heaven and earth, ■ ■ empty field." After Ritsuka receives a vision from the Tablet, Gilgamesh understands from their face that they didn't receive a definite answer, and says that fate is now sealed. He calls the vision to be one of the few clues to finding Solomon. Until Ritsuka understands it, Gilgamesh suggests they keep it in the back of their mind, knowing they'll be eventually forced to face it.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 8: Uruk's Northen Wall
Gilgamesh reads the group’s report about the loss of Nippur. As king, he will prepare the memorial for the lost and compensate those left behind. He then reconfirms with Merlin that Gorgon will attack in ten days. He asks if Gorgon said humans have no chance against the Alliance from the very beginning. Mash confirms as much, recalling that Gorgon said she only needs to be careful of the other goddesses. Amused by this, Gilgamesh points out how each goddess is different, deeming it impossible to negotiate with Gorgon while possible with the other two. Therefore, he tasks the group with convincing Ishtar to join them so they use Gugalanna. He gives them 30% of his treasury's jewels for bribing her.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 10: Good Morning, Goddess of Venus
When the group returns with Ishtar, Gilgamesh tells the group that Marduk’s Axe, which they can use against Gorgon, is in Eridu. A soldier then reports that Quetzalcoatl has destroyed the southern gate and is now heading straight for the ziggurat. After Quetzalcoatl leaves Uruk after killing 100 soldiers, Gilgamesh voices his frustration with the damage she caused to the southern gate. He also stops Siduri from nearly revealing the existence of his secret weapon. It is then learned Quetzalcoatl will weaken if the symbol of her power in her temple in Eridu is destroyed. Thus, Gilgamesh orders the group to go to Eridu to defeat Quetzalcoatl and retrieve Marduk’s axe. Upon their return, preparations for the battle with Gorgon will begin immediately.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 11: Hello, Goddess of the Sun
While Ritsuka’s party was away from Uruk, Ereshkigal took advantage of Gilgamesh’s fatigue for one of her gallû spirits to take his soul to Kur. Gilgamesh hides from the gallû Spirits to avoid being placed in a Soul Cage until Ritsuka, Mash, and Ishtar come to retrieve him. He joins them to help defeat Ereshkigal so he can return to Uruk. After passing through the third gate, he reveals Enkidu’s remains disappeared from Kur before Chaldea’s arrival. Passing the remaining gates to reach Ereshkigal’s palace, Gilgamesh leaves what happens to her after she’s defeated to Ritsuka.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 14: Goodbye, Goddess of the Underworld 
Inside her palace. Gilgamesh declares to Ereshkigal that he will convict her under his royal authority for joining the Alliance. Ereshkigal asks him if he’ll kill her with the Dingir in exchange for his life. Gilgamesh replies that depends on her answer and asks if she abandoned her duty to protect Sumer’s people and culture. Ereshkigal answers neither her role nor her obligations have changed. In response, Gilgamesh declares her defeat will serve as punishment for her sins. He tells her it’s fine to lament and abandon her obligations for an alternate path. However, bemoaning the obligations she upheld dutifully is evil, and to praise that pain only insults herself. Gilgamesh tells Ereshkigal her achievements are to be praised, and the pain in her heart is for herself alone. In response, Ereshkigal fights the group in her gallû spirit form.
After Ereshkigal is defeated, Ishtar is returned to normal size, and Gilgamesh is unbound from the underworld. Ziusudra then bisects Ereshkigal, though what he killed was her bond with the Alliance. Gilgamesh asks Ziusudra who he is, understanding no ordinary human could do what he just did. He then asks who called him, as it wasn’t him, Solomon, or Chaldea. Ziusdra answers he came from the Abyss to set events in motion, coming from another land as a friend. He then reveals why Ereshkigal joined the Alliance. As Ereshkigal laments all the people she killed, Gilgamesh tells her that their bodies aren’t buried yet, so she only needs to release their souls from their soul cages to revive them. He also says her death toll is negligible compared to Gorgon. Ereshkigal agrees to aid the group as repayment for Ritsuka’s kindness. The group then returns to Uruk.
Back in his physical body, Gilgamesh immediately starts preparations for the battle against Gorgon. When Ritsuka’s party returns from Kutha, he orders them to go to the Blood Fort deep within the Cedar Forest while the Northern Wall forces hold off Gorgon’s forces. Gorgon will lose much of her Authority once the Blood Fort is destroyed. Gilgamesh suggests Quetzalcoatl throw Marduk’s Axe at the Blood Fort from the Northern Wall, where it was moved. Merlin devises a plan to ensure Quetzalcoatl hits her target. Gilgamesh leaves the matter of Kingu to Quetzalcoatl, as she won’t receive retribution for attacking them since they aren’t a fellow Alliance goddess.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 15: Decisive Battle
When Tiamat is awakened by Gorgon’s death, Uruk is attacked by the Laḫmu. During this time, Gilgamesh orders the survivors to be evacuated to Nippur. Noting they have two days at most until the destruction he foresaw comes, he voices his frustration at Merlin for hastening it by a full day. He then states those who wish to live should head for Nippur, while those who wish to fight should stay in Uruk. Ritsuka’s party then arrives and tells him about what transpired at the Blood Fort, including Merlin’s "final" that an Evil of Humanity has awoken. Gilgamesh explains what the Evils of Humanity are, revealing that Tiamat is one of them. She hasn't fully awakened, though. She is in the blackened sea and the source of the Laḫmu. Ritsuka asks Gilgamesh where Siduri is. Gilgamesh reveals the Lahmu are also kidnapping people, not just killing them from all over Sumer and bringing them to Eridu. He orders the group to go to the observatory when Ritsuka again asks him about Siduri. He answers Siduri was captured when she attempted to protect the people from the Lahmu. Ritsuka reprimands him for his uncaring reaction, so Gilgamesh changes his order for the group to go to Eridu instead. He gives them one day to investigate there and return.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 16: Demise
While the group is gone, Gilgamesh sets up weapons along Uruk’s walls in preparation for another Lahmu attack. Later, he contacts the group at the observatory using the remote communication relay he set up when he visited the observatory before with Ritsuka and Mash. The group tells him of their failure to stop Bel Lahmu from delivering the Grail, which it tore from Kingu, to Tiamat. Quetzalcoatl takes responsibility for their failure when Gilgamesh gets angry at them and asks if he has a plan. In response, Gilgamesh reveals the sea level rose when Tiamat retrieved the Grail. Once it floods Mesopotamia, it’ll convert the surviving population into Tiamat’s children, destroying the era. After Ritsuka and Mash confirm their willingness to stop the Chaos Tide, Gilgamesh reveals he hid a water-repelling talisman in the observatory in case someone didn’t know how to apply a barrier of magical energy to their feet so they can fight atop the water.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 18: Awakening
Unfortunately, Ritsuka’s party fails to slay Tiamat, as her true body emerges from the sea. She advances towards Uruk, sending waves of the Chaos Tide across Mesopotamia. Uruk is protected thanks to the Fangs of Napishtim (Gilgamesh’s secret project) diverting the wave. Ordering damage to the Fangs to be repaired immediately, Gilgamesh contemplates how the moment he foresaw has finally come. Even he cannot foresee what lies beyond the battle with Tiamat.
When Ritsuka’s party return to Uruk, everyone listens to a soldier's accurate report that there are only 500 humans left in Sumer. Gilgamesh declares that between the two Lahmu attacks and the sea encroachment, the first dynasty of Uruk has fallen. Even if they survive, the kingdom would only decline. Gilgamesh tells Mash not to despair because Sumer will never die so long as its culture remains. Jaguar Man then deduces Tiamat will reach Uruk in a day, making Gilgamesh realize they must intercept her somehow. After learning Tiamat is invincible so long as life exists on Earth, he contacts Ereshkigal and orders her to send Tiamat to Kur to counteract her paradoxical protection by opening a gate beneath Uruk. Ereshkigal says such a task would take a decade, but it should take three days, thanks to her setting something up in Uruk beforehand. Gilgamesh suggests they use Gugalanna to hold Tiamat back until Ereshkigal completes her task. Ishtar, however, reveals she lost Gugalanna, who she was looking for when she first met Ritsuka and Mash. Gilgamesh scolds her and makes her hold a tablet that reads “Worst goddess.” Realizing they lack a way to combat Tiamat, everyone takes a break.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 19: Star of the Beginning, We Look Up at the Sky
That night, Gilgamesh tells Ritsuka not to blame themselves for all the death caused by Tiamat’s release. He reveals his vision showed him as the only survivor in Uruk, not alongside 500 others. Even though Uruk’s destruction cannot be averted, Gilgamesh considers the fact that 500 people survived a great achievement. He confesses he thought it was unnecessary to defeat the Alliance because Tiamat would appear, regardless. He was also certain the goddesses would destroy themselves. But he tells Ritsuka to be proud of their decision as it allowed 500 people, who were fated to die, to survive. He then reveals those who died in a Singularity will not revive once the Incineration of Humanity is resolved, only their cause of death will change. Nonetheless, he tells Ritsuka and Mash to be proud of their accomplishments. He says the people of an era weighing the scales of good and evil themselves, and the future generations who judge their value make human history. Therefore, because neither knows what comes after, Gilgamesh tells Ritsuka and Mash to follow their own path. He then confesses he found Uruk empty, except for Siduri, when he returned from his search for immortality. Realizing his unworthiness to be a true king at Siduri’s admonishment, he rebuilt Uruk, devising the idea of the fortress cities. He then tells Ritsuka and Mash to rest for tomorrow.
At Celestial Hill, Gilgamesh jolts Kingu back into consciousness with his talking. He tells them he'll forgive their crime of leaving their corpse on the hill if they leave. He then gives them his Grail to replace the one that previously served as their core. Kingu asks him why he is helping an enemy, reminding him they aren’t Enkidu. Gilgamesh replies he knows they’re a different person using his friend’s body, calling them worthy of his friendship. Even if their heart and soul are different, their body is the one and only Chain of the Heavens. As his trusted friend's successor, Gilgamesh finds nothing wrong with favoring Kingu. He then leaves, telling them to do what they will. His meaning confuses Kingu, to which Gilgamesh tells them they only need to do what they truly want to.
At dawn, Gilgamesh shows everyone a diagram of Tiamat that Romani made in collaboration with Uruk’s priests. Recounting last night's reports that Tiamat's thin legs cannot support her weight and she can only walk on water, he changes their main target from Tiamat to the Chaos Tide. A soldier then reports Tiamat has resumed her advance, saying she’ll reach Uruk in approximately 8 hours. Gilgamesh realizes they’ll need to destroy her legs, and orders the soldiers to gather 50 elites to go into battle. Quetzalcoatl stops him however since the soldiers are needed to intercept Tiamat at the city wall. She will destroy the Chaos Tide with Piedra Del Sol, though it uses a lot of stamina and magical energy. With all in agreement with her plan, Gilgamesh begins the operation to intercept Tiamat. He then orders the soldiers to their posts, saying only he will remain in the ziggurat.
As Ritsuka’s party departs, Gilgamesh commends his people for surviving. He tells them Uruk will be destroyed no matter what they do and permits them to face that end how they wish. Proud of his people’s resistance despite knowing of the coming end, he declares the gods’ protection is no longer needed in the world of man, pointing to Uruk as proof. He further declares now it is time to deny the primordial god and begin the Age of Man. He tells his elite warriors that the upcoming battle is for true separation, to give their lives to him, and to pass on Uruk’s glory to future generations until the last man.
Uruk soon comes under attack by Bel Lahmu. Gilgamesh comments none could’ve predicted that Tiamat could fly, calling it a miracle Ritsuka’s party could delay her. He commends Quetzalcoatl and Medusa (as Gorgon) for their sacrifices, as Uruk would’ve fallen otherwise. He then demands a progress report from Ereshkigal, warning Tiamat will arrive in 2 hours. Ereshkigal answers they’re barely able to keep up the pace.
When Ritsuka’s party return, Gilgamesh shows them that the Chaos Tide has flooded the city. He questions if Tiamat has a mind of her own in response to Ishtar’s question if she truly hates humans so utterly. He calls Tiamat a mechanism that only exists to destroy the world, becoming so when she became an Evil of Humanity. Tiamat herself then arrives, so Gilgamesh orders Ishtar to hover above the dark cloud directly under the sea. He’ll issue further instructions when ready. After Ishtar complies, Gilgamesh fires all 360 mounted Dingirs at Tiamat using his own magical energy. He then takes a shot from Tiamat originally meant for Ritsuka. Despite his condition, he continues firing the Dingir. A clump of Lahmu then crashes onto the ziggurat with force equal to Gugalanna’s hoof, knocking out Ritsuka and Mash.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 21: Absolute Demonic Front Mesopotamia (II)
After the pair wake up, Gilgamesh shows them that Kingu used Enuma Elish to bind Tiamat in the Chains of Heaven. He bids farewell to Kingu, saying their feat was equal to any in their life before. He is impressed the Chain of Heaven held back even the physical strength of a god of creation. Tiamat then breaks the chains, killing Kingu. Ereshkigal announces she finished moving Kur to beneath Uruk, so Gilgamesh orders Ishtar to open a hole. She launches An Gal Tā Kigal Shē when Tiamat arrives at the ziggurat, killing Gilgamesh, and sending Ritsuka, Mash, and Tiamat down into Kur.
Using his death as a catalyst, Gilgamesh summons his Archer self to help Ritsuka, Mash, Merlin (who returned from Avalon), Ereshkigal, Jaguar Warrior, and the First Hassan (who was Ziusudra in disguise) against the draconic Tiamat. 
After the Singularity is resolved, he appears before the group as a ghost. He confirms he summoned himself from his golden age to give Chaldea a peek at the true King of Heroes. He then gives Mash his Grail, passing it off as a cup of wheat ale. He bids them farewell, declaring an end to the Demonic Front’s operations. He tells them to prevent the Incineration of Humanity without fail before disappearing.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: The Absolute Frontline in the War Against the Demonic Beasts, Section 22: Returning to Chaldea
====Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue====
Chaldea contacts Gilgamesh when they need a way to revert Beni-enma Alter back into the child Beni-enma. Because their battle takes place in the Underworld it is almost like a bridge to the Throne of Heroes, so they can contact Servants through a summoning circle without outright summoning them. Gilgamesh provides his elixir of youth to Chaldea to use on Beni-enma, and also warns them to kill Grigori Rasputin before he betrays them.Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Nahui Mictlan: Golden Sea of Trees Travelogue - Chapter 8
====Hokusai Trial Quest====
Gilgamesh appears in Ritsuka's dream of Edo playing the role of a playboy named Mr. Gold. He is traveling with his bodyguard, Omoe, and BB. 
He is aware Raum bored a hole in the world's natural laws, allowing an Outer God to peer into the real world. He also knows the Outer God was attracted by Katsushika Hokusai's obsessive desire to paint and that it plans to enter the real world through the dream using Hokusai as its vessel. Therefore he searches for Hokusai to stop him from painting, so the Outer God can't use him.
During his search, he discovers the art scheme of Hoeidou and other Utagawa-related publishers and sends them to the magistrate's office.
Ritsuka, Suzuka Gozen, and Oei meet Mr. Golden at Hosshou Temple in their search for Hokusai. Oei tries to leave since her father isn't at the temple. But Mr. Gold tries to prevent her from leaving. Suzuka accuses him of being part of the Utagawa scheme, but Mr. Gold reveals he already had several Utagawa publishers arrested. He then tells Ritsuka and Suzuka to return to Chaldea. He details how his search for Hokusai is related to the Outer God's plan to escape into reality through the dream. He then fights Ritsuka, Suzuka, and Oei for deciding to defend Hokusai.
Mr. Gold eventually stops the fight, having realized something about Oei. He also decides to abandon his search for Hokusai. He then says he'll inform the shogun that a great painter (meaning Oei) will be coming to tomorrow's exhibit in Hokusai's place. Believing everything's resolved, Omoe asks if they can go shopping and begins talking about this board game. But Gilgamesh yells at her that it isn't over and bonks her on the head. He and his companions then leave.
====Christmas Event: Merry Christmas from the Underworld====
As Chaldea comes under Sumerian Fever, Gilgamesh explains it is attack from Kur. He tells them that only they can resolve the situation, adding time has come to repay their debt to the underworld. Then, commandeering Chaldea's systems, he uses the last of his power to rayshift Ritsuka to Kur. As he does, he warns Ritsuka that Kur has become a cavernous pit and they must get past the guarded seven gates. He also tells them to gather the Sands of the Underworld, saying its weight shall lead them to salvation.
====Serva★Fes 2018 : Servant Summer Festival!====
Upon arriving the destination, Gilgamesh lost all of his memory because of a surprise attack from BB. Although He can't remember his own name and identity, Gilgamesh didn't forget his rich ,calling himself ”Gorgeous P”. He hired Sheba as his secretary, and D'eon was appointed to be his bodyguard. He didn't hire Astolfo who he thought to be a troublemaker.
As an investor, Gilgamesh participated in the event. During the period, He took an interest in the doujinshi” Our Round Table ”and suggested adding a new character ”The Oldest Prince”, who one day becomes Lion King Lily's home tutor and develops a romantic relationship with his student.
In the end, deeply moved by the doujinshi created by Jeanne Alter, Gilgamesh finally got his memory back. He announced that Jeanne Alter was the champion, deciding to publish her work.
====Moonlight | Lost Room====
In Olgamally Animusphere dream, Gilgamesh and Archer launched a combination attack against her. Olga orders Caster to attack Gilgamesh.
==Abilities==
Ana and Mash vs Gilgamesh.gif|Gilgamesh battling Mash and Ana to a stalemate.
Caster Gil vs Ereshkigal.gif|Gilgamesh fighting Ereshkigal
In this form, Gilgamesh is no longer in his prime, and as such, he gets overpowered by Kingu who may have been even stronger than the original Enkidu.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: Section 6 Encounter Differently from when he is an Archer, his way of being in this form is not of a hero that personifies raging power, but that of a wise king that governs the masses. While he boasts a vast amount of Magical Energy, his body is not as sturdy as that of a Servant.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: Section 10 Good Morning, Goddess of Venus Not even him would be able to simultaneously maintain the Spirit Origins of four servants at once as even supplying Merlin almost drained him dry. Gilgamesh is proficient in summoning, and after learning about the Holy Grail War from Merlin he went crazy, summoning seven more servants to fight in the Demonic Front. The reason why he isn't on the front lines throughout most part of the Babylonia Singularity is partial because he hadn't recovered all his magical energy.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: Section 4 Hardworking Citizens of Uruk
The servants he summoned are unique in that they only required Gilgamesh's mana to be summoned, and they then gather their own mana to stay in physical form by eating and sleeping like humans. They also survive by taking in mana from around them as it is abundant in Uruk due to being in ancient times.
Because he is attempting to protect his back even more than when acting as the King of Heroes, his meagerness during combat has drastically increased. He fights with various Mystic Codes drawn from his treasury and a large axe. He mainly utilizes long-ranged attacks.
Gilgamesh claims that by hiding shadows, holding his breath, and meditating, he's able of activating EX Rank Presence Concealment, allowing him to evade the gallu spirits of the Underworld. The level of credibility of this statement is questionable.Fate/Grand Order - Babylonia: Section 14 Goodbye, Goddess of the Underworld
===Class Skills===
*Item Construction (Fake) (A Rank): A Skill to produce devices that carry magical power. Since he is not a magus, Gilgamesh originally would not possess this Skill, but he has an ability equivalent to it due to the existence of Gate of Babylon. All tools that can be created (that can be retrieved from the Noble Phantasm) are “items inside the Babylonian treasure vault”.
*Territory Creation (A Rank): Not only producing tools as a magus, he can even pull off the construction of buildings. To begin with, the citadel of Uruk was designed by Gilgamesh. There are limits to constructions of just clay and stone, but even as he murmurs “Needs more lumber. Seems like I’ll have to go to the cedar forest...”, the king still doesn’t feel like going to the cedar forest due to the matter with Enkidu having a lasting effect on him.
*Divinity (B Rank): Originally he possesses the highest Divinity rank of A+, but due to him not harboring any good impression in regards of the gods, the rank declines.
===Personal Skills===
*King's Return (A→EX Rank (Upgrade)): The wise king who had returned from his journey for immortality, growing as a king. Increases star generation value to all allies. 
*Golden Rule (A Rank): The wise king who had returned from his journey for immortality, growing as a king. Increases star generation value to all allies.
*Charisma (A+ Rank): A wise king, who was said to be the most outstanding king of all. He possesses an extremely high charismatic nature that is almost like a magical power or a curse.
*Sovereign of Magical Wands (EX Rank): The Skill that denotes Gilgamesh’s way of being as a Caster that manipulates various Mystic Codes. Grants bonus to magecraft-type attacks. He will handle tools with care in case of fighting while being mindful of them. He was such a king.
===Noble Phantasms===
====Gate of Babylon====
File:Caster Gil shooting at Mash and Ana.gif|Gilgamesh summoning Magic Staves to shoot at Mash and Ana.
File:Gilgamesh's massive gate of babylon vs Kingu's Age of Babylon.gif|Gilgamesh opens a massive gate to counter Kingu's chains
Fundamentally the same Noble Phantasm he possesses as an Archer. By connecting the space around him with Babylon, he pulls out an innumerable amount of magic wands and mystic code and utilizes magic. In the magic wands and Mystic Codes, the great thaumathurgy of the age of the gods is loaded. Due to the display of effects and invocation that mostly does not consume the user's magic energy, it is a Noble Phantasm that excels in its extraordinary cost performance.
====Melammu Dingir====
A long-range bombardment from the citadel of . A prodigious cannon fire that concentrates not only Gilgamesh’s own, but also the total force of the people of Uruk that lived in the Age of Gods.
 In Fate/Grand Order, after the entire attack on the enemy, it has the effect of increasing his allies' defensive strength.
====Sha Naqba Imuru====
Spreading through the corners of the earth just like the radiance of a star, he sees through everything; the oldest of heroes, the King of Heroes, Gilgamesh. This is his spirituality, turned into a Noble Phantasm. He sees through be it the enemy's True Name or Noble Phantasm, or even the truth concealed in multiple layers by simply a glance. Normally a continuously active Noble Phantasm, but in FateGO its True Name release is not performed.
==Development==
===Creation and Conception===
Gilgamesh was designed by Ginka in Fate/Grand Order.His scenario writer is Kinoko Nasu in Fate/Grand Order.
==References==
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