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Fate/Extra Protagonist
< Fate
| Nasuverse character | |
| Yourself | |
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| Japanese name: | |
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| Franchise: | Fate |
| Appears in: | Fate/Extra Fate/Extra CCC |
| Character type: | Human, Master |
| Gender: | Male or Female |
| Hair color: | Brown |
| Eye color: | Brown |
The Fate/Extra Protagonist is the main character of Fate/Extra and the character which the player controls. The Protagonist is referred to in promotional material as "Yourself", with their in-game name defined by the player, and can either be male or female. He/she is the Master of Saber, Archer, or Caster.
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Appearance
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Male Protagonist has brown hair and eyes and wears standard male school uniform of Tsukumihara Academy, and Female Protagonist has long wavy brown hair and eyes, and wears the standard female school uniform of Tsukumihara Academy. Beneath her uniform, she wears black turtleneck and black leggings.
In Fate/Extra CCC, the Male and Female Protagonist have alternate outfits; while their original attire is styled after the blazer uniforms of high school students, their alternate clothes are styled after the more traditional Japanese military styled school uniforms. The Male Protagonist wears a black gakuran style uniform, with a high collared coat with gold buttons, black trousers, and brown shoes. The Female Protagonist wears a dark navy sailor school uniform with a red scarf, a pleated skirt, black knee socks, and brown shoes.
RoleEdit
Fate/ExtraEdit
Initial ProtagonistEdit
The initial protagonist for the prologue is an unnamed male at Tsukimihara Academy. He is close friends with Shinji Matou, who frequently comments that he seems very boring. He has no idea how they became friends, and only recalls meeting in spring of their freshman year. He believes himself to be a nobody without goals, and thinking about the future overwhelms him. He thinks as long as he keeps prodding along, he will reach a totally average future like everybody else.
He is member of the Journalism Club, and called their ace. He is the only one capable of being around the Editor in Chief's hyperactive self, and she has him write a "Unsolved Mysteries of Tsukumihara" article. Searching out for the "Gateway to the Paranormal", an entrance to the spirit world in the rear of the Archery range where a bullied student told to pick up trash disappeared, he finds the cause to be Taiga. Afterword, rumors about "Little Red Rooftop" lead to an encounter with Rin Tohsaka where she attempts to inspect him as an NPC and vanishes before his eyes.
He eventually begins to notice the true nature of the world after Leo transfers to the school the next day. He begins to notice strange happenings like Taiga not falling upon entering the classroom and the Editor's reaction being off when she is nonchalant about a person instantly vanishing. Following the "Mystery of the Courtyard Chapel", which is said to be haunted, he meets Mr. Kuzuki, who has seemingly murdered a number of students. Kuzuki attacks him as well, but is only knocked unconscious due to not being a target on Kuzuki's list. He begins to notice even more incongruities after Leo disappears in class. He feels he is just following a script, and that the world tilted slightly while losing its sense of presence.
He finally finds that he cannot remember his name, age, address, family, or his life before school. Looking for his identity, he visits the library and finds that all of the books are blank. He follows Leo as he enters the area to obtain an effigy to pass on to the next round of the War. He fails to complete the final test, and dies without recovering any of his memories, begging someone out there to "remember my name".
ProtagonistEdit
The Protagonist also begins as a student and friend of Shinji. By the last day, they also perceive something strange about the school, and wind up also following Leo and the unnamed male. After obtaining their own effigy, they come across the male's body after failing to proceed. They are defeated by the effigy, and end up being saved by Saber, Archer, or Caster. Unlike the other participants, the protagonist does not regain his/her real memory once the war begins, and has no recollection of his/her true identity or reason for joining the war. With no wish to make, the protagonist fights only to survive, becoming increasingly disturbed over the fact that he/she must murder others with no real purpose other than raw survival. In roughly the middle of the game, the Protagonist uses a Command Seal (or two) to rescue either Rin Tousaka or Rani VIII, who becomes a close friend and ally (with the other becoming an opponent late in the Holy Grail War). After defeating all opponents, the protagonist becomes the victor of the Grail War.
In the game's climax, the Protagonist, along with their Servant and friend, reach the core of the Moon Cell and meet Twice H. Pieceman, who tries to convince the protagonist to use the Moon Cell to wish for the advancement of the human race through war. The protagonist refuses and defeats Pieceman's Servant Saver, killing Pieceman. Upon entering the Moon Cell with his/her Servant, the protagonist is recognized as "invalid data", but is able to use the Moon Cell to learn the truth about his/her true identity and send this information to Rin/Rani before being deleted.
Fate/Extra CCCEdit
Added by EGGSThe Protagonist will also be the main character of Fate/Extra CCC. Each gender will have an alternate costume like the three Servants.
PastEdit
In reality, the protagonist is not a human participant of the Grail War, but an NPC created by the Moon Cell, based off an existing person. The protagonist's "other self" in the year 2000 was a patient with a brain disease that caused memory loss and would eventually lead to death. A doctor who could potentially cure the disease was found, but died in a terrorist attack before an operation could be performed. (It is hinted that this doctor was Twice H. Pieceman.) It was decided that the patient would be cryogenically frozen until treatment became possible. Because of the world's technological stagnation, no progress was made, and he/she remained in this state for 30 years. After entering the Moon Cell, the protagonist sends Rin/Rani this information, in the hopes that she will be able to find and help his/her other self.
After being created in SERAPH as an NPC, the protagonist, like Pieceman, somehow gained self-awareness. Unlike Pieceman,
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