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Originally called Archetype Saber, he is the version of Saber that was to be used in the original Fate/stay night novel that was penned and left uncompleted.

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Berserker is Frankenstein, Frankenstein's monster, the homunculus created by Victor Frankenstein appearing in Mary Shelley's novel. Into the Great Holy Grail War Berserker is summoned by Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia with Victor Frankenstein's plans for a "perfect human" as a catalyst. Mad Enhancement has robbed her of most of her linguistic ability, limiting her responses to head-shaking and grunts. She can differentiate friend and foe, and she is able to communicate simple ideas. Due to a lack of skill in expression, and fearful of her own monstrous nature, she maintains a shy silence that conceals her high intelligence and empathetic capabilities, except for the emotion of sorrow. She prefers to remain in material form, and she sullenly moans when her master forces her to remain in spiritual form. Rather than running wild, she prefers to pick flowers in the castle's courtyard garden or stare at the sky. (Source: Typemoon Wikia)

Summoned by Jester Karture as an Assassin in the fake Holy Grail War in Snowfield. She is a former candidate for the position of Hassan-i Sabbah, the pseudonym shared by the leaders of the League of Assassins, the Hashshashin. She was known a particularly faithful girl in a certain country whose existence is referred to as "merely a story." She underwent intense training to earn herself a name, and she was pious to the point in attempting to prove her faith that she was labelled as a "zealot" with despise by even those who worshiped the same God. While their group could be called a company of fanatics, her convictions were so beyond the norm that they earned her that title. She did not hate those who disparaged her because she believed the reason she was despised was because of her own immaturity and that her conviction was not firm. She wished to become the sect’s leader, which required that she acquire power that could be called Divine Miracles. These Miracles had some unique specifications in that they must all quickly and reliably snuff out the lives of heretics and infidels. The leaders in the past obtained their titles by achieving numerous miracles worthy of bearing the name of the Fallen Angel in the form of Zabaniya, so she continued her mad pursuit of self-improvement incessantly, seeking the miracles that were achieved by her predecessors. She recreated them one by one, but the World seemed to only shout “Still not enough” at her without pause. The other members were shocked by her achievements to the point where they could not believe what had happened. While she had achieved the miracles of all eighteen leaders in the past, no one in the sect acknowledged her right to inherit the leadership. It was her proof, soaked in blood and sweat, and she knew better than everyone what it really took to reach that point. The faithfuls began to shun her, telling her that “What you achieved is no different from making copies of old tomes. You have not achieved your own Miracle, because there is still immaturity within you.” While she did lack the ability to innovate, their denial was only half of the reason. They feared her, she who learned all of those techniques in the span of a few years. Their final reasoning was that “You are still too young. We cannot have someone like you bearing the title of our leader.”, and although it was filled with nothing but excuses, she obeyed without question. She simply questioned her own faith, and believed herself to be juvenile in having defiled the secret techniques of their past leaders. She did not blame anyone, but still continued the quest for her own secret technique. “The Hundred-Faced One,” a man capable of resolving every single situation masterfully, eventually became the nineteenth leader, and upon recognizing his ability, Zabaniya: Delusional Illusion, was one she did not have, she was ashamed of her own immaturity rather than filled with envy. She did not fulfill anything in the end, nor did she receive any acknowledgement. She merely lived as a zealot, and she was not even allowed to be martyred for her faith. She spent her life meaninglessly until the end, but still bore the World no hatred. Still ashamed of her immaturity, she again dove into the whirlpool of faith because she has no emotions to allow her to bear a grudge. The only things she despised were the false idols of infidels, making her a zealot that no normal man could redeem. That is her whole story which merely disappeared into the abyss of history as that of another zealot, and while it should have ended there, it was reborn the instant when the zealot become the False Grail’s chosen. (Source: Type-Moon Wikia)

An agent for the Magic Association sent to investigate the rumor of a Holy Grail War beginning to take place in the city of Snowfield, California. Rohngall is an elderly man with short, white hair, a short white beard and rather prominant eyebrows. He wears a dark robe and a rounded beige cap with a silver band around its hem. At some point in the past, Rohngall took Faldeus Dioland as his student, unaware that the younger man was a spy for the American organization. (Source: Type-Moon Wikia)

The Player is the seventh Master in the Holy Grail War in Snowfield. There is no Saber-class Servant in the ritual, so he instead is granted five Command Spells capable of summoning a Servant for each Command Spell for a limited duration of time. While described in the sense of a player character for a game, the story was written as an April Fools' Day prelude to a joke project that was never intended to be developed. <br><br>The Player's identity is almost completely selectable within the context of the "game setting." Gender, ethnicity, and body build are able to be varied, their age can be from their late teens to early twenties, and it is possible for them to be a criminal, saint, or faker. They are a normal human rather than a magus who previously lived in Fuyuki, but arrived in America while fleeing something. They meet an unnamed woman with white hair, pale skin, and a noted uncommon beauty in Las Vegas. She forces them to accept the five Command Spells, and though it is unknown how much they understand about the situation, she leads them to Snowfield to begin their story. <br><br>(Source: Type-Moon Wikia)

The attractive and intelligent recruit to the Department of City Security, Matsuya is pragmatic and fiercely independent. She is also talented and vicious at repelling Iwata's frequent leers and advances. The manga reveals that she and Iwata were college classmates and that, to her embarrassment, she bears him some genuine affection. She grows closer to Iwata as the series progresses, striking him far less frequently than normal. The only time she seems to feel the need to do so is when Iwata is being idiotic even by his standards, such as trying to track down Excel by telling a young woman that he's looking for "Naked women". She is also one of the few people in the series that has any sense at all. (Source: Wikipedia)