Odysseus

Increase Quick Card effectiveness 20% (3 turns) & Arts Card effectiveness 20% (3 turns) for all allies + Apply Target Focus on all allies other than the one selected ally (3 turns)

Increase NP Gauge 30% & greatly increase C. Star Gather Rate 1000% (1 turn) & apply Charm Immune (5 turns) for yourself

Apply Invincible (1 turn) & increase Buff Removal Resist 100% (1 turn) & DEF 30% (3 turns) for yourself

Increase NP Strength (1 turn) <effect increases with Overcharge> for yourself + Remove DEF Buffs & deal heavy damage 750% to all enemies

The protagonist of Homer's famed epic "The Odyssey." His role in the Trojan War is recorded in "The Iliad." Odysseus was the Achaeans' greatest strategist during the Trojan War. Following the death of Achilles, it was Odysseus who came up with the idea for the Trojan Horse, which directly led to the fall of Troy. After the war, he sailed for home to return to his beloved Penelope. His journey was complicated by many obstacles, among which were: a vicious cyclops, Poseidon's curse, temptation at the hands of Circe the witch and Calypso the nymph, the enchanting song of the sirens, the dread monster Scylla, the wrath of the sun god Helios, and myriad other hardships. Eventually, though not without sacrifice, Odysseus overcame these many trials and made it home. "The weight and hardship of a single step forward... I understand that, to a degree."

Height/Weight: 179cm, 63kg Origin: Trojan War, "Iliad," "The Odyssey" Region: Europe Alignment: Neutral-Good Sub-Attribute: Earth Gender: Male Everybody falls for him. Everybody.

A man with an unwavering will, a hero of the Trojan War, and one of the greatest adventurers in Greek mythology. He went on numerous adventures and overcame countless adversaries, and there is no question of why his name became the basis for the word "odyssey." Even were he boasting, he could back up his claims. If he says he'll take down Troy, that is what he'll do. If he says he'll flee from a scene of carnage, that is what he'll do. If he says he'll defeat monsters and Demonic Beasts, that is what he'll do. And if he says he'll head home to reach his beloved Penelope, that is what he'll do...one day.

Grace of the Gods: B+ A skill that represents the grace received from the gods of Olympus. It can create numerous different effects. Because Athena's love was especially intense, Odysseus was given a special allowance to use the Noble Phantasm Aegis, the gods' own defense. It is not typically used as a skill in this game. Devote Thyself to One Purpose (Love): A A most focused state of mind...the source of his unwavering will. His devotion to his loving wife Penelope will never sway. Calypso the nymph, the witch Circe of Aeaea, the ephemeral Queen Nausicaa...all of these women fell for Odysseus. Even the blessings he received from Athena were likely an indication that she too had fallen for him. While Odysseus seemed to be a lady-killer, he himself was fully devoted to his love. It's just that during his long voyage back home to his Penelope, for some reason he kept encountering women. (At least that's how he sees it.)

『Aegis』 Rank: A NP Type: Bounded Field Noble Phantasm Range: ― Maximum Target: 1 Sacred Boundary. A defensive armament created by the gods of Olympus. It is said to be armor or shield, and an extraordinary powerful bounded field, a conceptual defense mechanism of divine creation. However, Odysseus is able to don it as a physical armor, likely thanks to Athena's deep affection for him, granting him an invincible suit of armor made of divine steel, possessing conceptual defenses. A Noble Phantasm that is always active, it is expressed as a skill in this game.

『Troia Híppos』 Rank: B++ NP Type: Anti-Nation Range: 2-80 Maximum Targets: 400 Great Horse of Demise. Near the end of the Trojan War, Odysseus arranged for a large wooden horse that would be brought within the impregnable walls of Troy, hiding numerous Greek soldiers (Achaeans) within this "offering." Ultimately, the Trojans brought their enemies inside, and were defeated by getting in the resulting ambush, leading to the Achaean army's victory. According to literature, it was said that Odysseus was among those inside the wooden horse, and that he fought alongside these warriors. The Noble Phantasm's wooden horse is in fact a giant mount covered in divine steel armor that suggests it has the blessings of the Aegis thanks to Athena. After its True Name is revealed, the wooden horse becomes a titanic being that annihilates everything around it in a demonstration of the fierceness of the Trojan War.

In Atlantis of the Fifth Lostbelt, he manifested as a Servant from Proper Human History, going up against the Lostbelt Odysseus who sided with the gods. Both were neck and neck, but for a brief moment it looked like the Odysseus of Proper Human History had the upper hand. However, the Klironomia granted by Zeus were activated, ultimately granting the Lostbelt Odysseus victory. While the memories of the battle in the Lostbelt should not have been retained by the Odysseus summoned to Chaldea, he actively searched through Chaldea's records, and so there's reason to believe that he knows what happened. Despite having a different upbringing and end than his own, the great debt his Lostbelt self owed to Charlotte Corday is something that he will never forget, and he vows to repay her one day.

Increase your Debuff Resist (Debuff Resist Up 17.5%)

Increase your Quick Card effectiveness (Quick Up 9%)

Apply immunity to the great witch's Pigify effect & increase Arts Card effectiveness for yourself (Arts Up 10%)

Increase Extra Attack Card's effectiveness by 50% for yourself

Begin battle with NP charged at 20% for yourself

Increase ATK against [Rider] class by 30% for yourself

Increase Critical Strength by 30% for yourself

Apply a state that "reduces skill cooldown by 1 after using it" (1 time <2 times at Lv. 6-9, 3 times at Lv. 10>, goes into effect only 1 time per skill)