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She's depicted as an erratic and hostile Kick Chick and troublemaker who seeks attention, breaks the fourth wall and has suffered horrible experiences with the gacha system. Adaptational Personality Change: The female protagonist's chibi-fied mascot version, 'Gudako', has a completely different personality in certain promotional material, as well as in live events.In the game canon and in serious adaptations of Fate/Grand Order featuring her, she's typically depicted as a kind girl who, at her 'worst', is fond of playfully teasing her friends and the Servants allied with her.

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Adaptational Jerkass: The female Ritsuka is hit with this in both the Learning with Manga! gag series and in Fate/Grand Carnival, where she's depicted as a selfish degenerate who abuses her Servants wantonly for farming (though it's downplayed in Fate/Grand Carnival).

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Adaptational Badass: The anime and manga adaptations give the protagonists a slightly more active role in the fighting, using small attack spells, and even kicking away a soldier in full armor.

He even briefly dreams that he's back home only for the dream to end with his parents, their apartment, their city, and himself being engulfed in flames. One of the manga adaptations in particular, has the male protagonist try to call home after the Fuyuki Singularity, in spite of knowing that all his friends and family have been killed by the Incineration of Humanity.

Adaptational Angst Upgrade: The events, some of which are traumatic, both versions of the Protagonist go through during their journey in Part 1 have clearly affected them more than they let on in varying degrees in many adaptations of FGO.

Furthermore, by the time the second Christmas event rolls around, the protagonist has enough experience with Servants to arrange the entire experience of Jeanne Alter Santa Lily getting to the sea so she wouldn't simply disappear in a Puff of Logic.Holmes points out that your method of Servant usage is absolutely remarkable, and that obtaining not just the contracts but the loyalty of so many Servants (including numerous Servants with extremely questionable morality) is unheard of. The Ace: They don't start as such, but by the time of the Sixth and Seventh Singularities and the extra events around then, they've absolutely become this in terms of being a Master of Servants.