| ID | 64 |
| Rarity | ★★★ |
| Class | Lancer |
| True Name | Hektor |
| Gender | Male |
| Source | Trojan War |
| Region | Greece |
| Alignment | Lawful Neutral |
| Height | 180cm |
| Weight | 82kg |
| Strength | B |
| Endurance | B |
| Agility | A |
| Magic | B |
| Luck | B |
| Noble Phantasm | B |
| Character Setting | Higashide Yuuichirou |
| Illustrator | BLACK |
| Character Voice | Yasui Kunihiko |
| Major Appearances | Fate/Grand Order |
The ability for riding. One can manage most vehicles and beasts with above-average skill, but they cannot manage beasts of the Magical Beast and Sacred Beast rank.
Nullifies spells that were invoked with a chant of three verses or below. Even if targeted by the likes of Great Magecrafts and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for one to be damaged by them.
An instinctive ability for utilizing tactical knowledge not for one-on-one combat situations, but in battlefields where a large number of people are mobilized. An advantageous modifier is provided only in situations where one’s own Anti-Army Noble Phantasm is used or when conversely dealing with an opposing Anti-Army Noble Phantasm.
Particularly in defensive warfare, Hector acquires a high tactical ability bonus.
The ability to withdraw from combat. Restores disadvantageous battle conditions to the battle’s initial turn (turn 1) and restores the condition of one’s techniques to their initial value.
In the case where a hostile Servant has no possession of a Mental Pollution Skill, that opponent’s fighting spirit can be suppressed to some extent, and one is then able to commence negotiations in a dialogue. In a Holy Grail War, an advantageous check is acquired at the time of forming temporary alliances.
| Rank | A |
| Type | Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm |
| Range | 1 |
| Maximum Number of Targets | 1 person |
Durindana, it is the Italian reading of “Durandal”. Namely, Hector is the original owner of “The Ultimate Unbreakable Hallow” Noble Phantasm that was in Roland’s possession. Because there are no holy relics located inside its hilt, it is limited to being a simple Noble Phantasm that merely causes a large amount of damage…
| Rank | A |
| Type | Anti-Army Noble Phantasm |
| Range | 1~50 |
| Maximum Number of Targets | 50 people |
The javelin (pilum) said to have been used by Hector, piercing and separating from all things it strikes. That is, it is nothing but him extending the handle of the sword on occasions and throwing it as a spear. Although he cannot use both the sword and the spear simultaneously, even if he is summoned as either a Lancer or a Saber, he will always possess both the sword and the spear Noble Phantasms. To defend against this thrown spear, one must prepare a defensive Noble Phantasm that is at least equivalent to “Rho Aias”.
Also, both True Names of the two forms are strictly called “Durindana”, so even if the second half of the names are omitted, it is possible to activate them as Noble Phantasms.
| First-person pronoun | ore / ojisan (old man) (during moments when he is somewhat messing around) |
| Second-person pronoun | anta / omaesan |
| Third-person pronoun | kare / kanojo |
A general of the “competent yet lazy persona” type, so to speak, that uses frivolous talk and displays an attitude of low motivation. Rather than saying it is calm, Hector’s attitude can be openly seen like something a little jestful, but the analytical sight of his is perceptive. In the case where he judged his Master’s orders to be made with mistakes, he will go against them with composure and speak in a way so that what he is saying can be comprehended. He is in a carefree mood from beginning to end, saying “Seems there’s no problem if it eventually goes smoothly.” He is the type of person who would not unite with someone deadly like Professor Kayneth.
However, having a resourcefulness thoroughly tempered for the sake of winning through the Trojan War, which became these hopeless defensive siege battles for the Trojans, one cannot conclude that Hector is called an irresponsible kind of person or a gambler that arose from the depths of his mind. It is surely because he was screwing around that he was able to prolong those hopeless battles up to that point. Even though he was eventually defeated————it was not only his individual military prowess, but Hector also having that daring smile worn on him face that made the Achaean army thoroughly suffer. Also, he was talented in provoking his enemies. From the way it seems, whether it appears to be in the middle of battle or during a break, the impulsive Achilles was thoroughly harassed by Hector.
Regarding his Master, Hector’s relationship with them is somewhat overfamiliar for him, bordering on an impression that can pretty much be called a relationship between retainer and lord. Rather than calling them retainer and lord though, it is more like Hector being a veteran sergeant towards a second lieutenant who is a stranger to the battlefield. In the case where his Master is of the unjust sort, he will run counter to his declared intentions and limit his wisdom as well while outwardly appearing subordinate to them.
“Nooow. Well then, hmmm, shall you let me do it?”
“Alas, it’s unpleasant it’s unpleasant. This old man won’t do things like a defensive siege campaign a second time.”
“It’s tiresome, but hey, it seems I have to do it.”
“All right. I delayed their combat preparations. I’ll simply prolong this to delay them as slowly as possible, and once the whole crew completely withdraws, I’ll turn my ass over and prepare to run away. What, I can tell you that it’s supposed to be easy. Well, because if everyone except this old man escapes, then it’s a victory at that occasion!”
“————Master, just one thing. Don’t make a move on another’s wife. Hey, I beg of you, jeez.”
“Oh, I won I won. What, it’s a victory for me since I’m finally standing in the end.”
The great hero on the Trojan side in the “Trojan War”. He was called “Hector of the Shining Helmet”. Hector scolded Troy who was at a disadvantage in regards to numbers, moved to the aged king who was his father, brought together the Trojan army, and continued to wage war against the Achaeans. When and after Hector lost to Achilles in a one-on-one duel, the Trojan side proceeded to decline.
Originally, the impetus of the Trojan War rose forth from the beginning when Paris, the younger brother of Hector, snatched away Helen, the Queen of the Achaeans. Helen had received abuse from her husband Menelaus, and as far as Paris was concerned, it was a justified reason for him to save her back then. (In the first place, Menelaus married Helen for the purpose of reaching Elysium after death. Helen was a priestess of the Moon Goddess, and it was a condition to marry her in order to reach Elysium.)
No matter what, Hector could not grow to dislike his younger brother, who was not able to look at the whole picture and completely made the situation worse by saving a person just in front of his eyes. “Older brother. I can’t get used to becoming king. I… can’t abandon a crying woman before my eyes after all.” If they returned Helen, it might not be obvious that it will result in reparations in some way or another, such as the cession of territories and even Paris’ decapitation in the case they do so. However, Hector refused those options and decided to fight.
“There’s no justice in this conflict. If that happens to be so, then it’s really about the resentment towards Paris for harbouring Helen for himself.”
And as he recited this to himself, Hector has decided that he will fight to the bitter end his opponents, the Greek heroes who gathered in the Achaean army, for ten years thereafter. Hector was viewed as the strongest warrior of the Trojan army, their army commander, and even a politician on top of that, easily betraying even the expectations of the gods and having cornered the Achaean army to the brink of retreat for a period of time.
However, the war situation was proceeding to be gradually overturned by Achilles, a hero loved by the gods. Although Hector held out somehow by sometimes repeatedly escaping and by sometimes repeatedly fighting, all while repeatedly making provocations, he was compelled to engage in a one-on-one duel in a semi-compulsory manner because of Achilles’ spear, which was his foe’s Noble Phantasm.
Hector already resigned for his luck to run out, but on the other hand, he had not cast away his temptation for victory, so he accepted the one-on-one duel, where he happened to lose that duel. However, he realized the secret of Achilles’ body just before he died, so he carved a dying message on his body. Paris became aware of that message when Hector’s body was later returned to Troy, and later on in the war, he happens to splendidly shoot through Achilles’ heel by borrowing the support of the Sun God Apollo.
As a Servant, Achilles has not appeared yet in the Grand Orders.
“Hey, if he comes to stand out, I can say with confidence that this old man intends to run away immediately!”
As similar defensive-type Servants, in one way or another, they would occasionally talk together about things such as “how to be able to hold onto these things in these situations.” And among other things in the opposite direction, the talk would be about muscle foundations, so with that being the case, it does not result in much of a consultation then for Hector.
Comment from Illustrator #
A hero in the Trojan War… to an old man who feels like he is bound to be aloof from the world. The image I referred to is a middle-aged man who has the nerve to become useless. A shrewd middle-aged man is nice, right? Because he was a very easy-to-understand character, it was fun to draw him. By the way, the design of his right arm is a creation added after he was finished. Since there was a request that wants to have his Noble Phantasm direction be flashy, then I can tell you that a remodelling of his right arm would be done for that flow of feeling. Although this weapon of his also has a strange shape, the setting says that it can be either a sword or a spear by shortening or extending its handle respectively. (BLACK)