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| “ | Ahh... Spetacular! It's amazing to watch as you regret, as you hate! This one feels so elated. | „ |
| ~ Ashiya Doman in his teaser trailer of Cosmos in the Lostbelt. |
| “ | So who said such insolent words?... Of coruse, it is I. | „ |
| ~ Doman insulting Aphrodite. |
Caster Limbo, true name Ashiya Douman, is a major antagonist in Fate/Grand Order
He later appears as one of the major antagonists in Cosmos in the Lostbelt, serving as one of the three emisarries of the Alien God (alongside Kirei Kotomine and Senji Muramasa), and later becomes a 5-start playable Servant that can be summoned by the players.
He is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa, who also played Fiamma of the Right, Lord Boros, Enel, Griffith (in the 1997 anime version of Berserk) and Yoshikage Kira..
Roles[]
He first appeared in Epic of Remnant segment, serving as the main antagonist of Shimosa Province: The Stage of Rivers of Blood and Mountains of Corpses chapter.
After being mentioned in the second and third Lostbelts, Douman first appears in the Cosmos in the Lostbelt as the secondary antagonist in its fourth Lostbelt chapter, Yuga Kshetra: Genesis Destruction Cycle, a major antagonist in Olympus: Interstellar City Mountain, and the main antagonist of the Realm of Hell Mandala - Heian-kyō interquel.
He is also the main antagonist of the summer events in both 2021 and 2022.
Overview[]
He is an Onmyouji in the Heian period and the rival to Abe no Seimei. He is also the archenemy of Senji Muramasa.
It is also revealed that, after transforming himself into a High Servant, he combined two deities and one evil spirit as components for his Saint Graph; Ītzpāpālōtl the striking skeletal warrior goddess who ruled over the paradise world of Tamoanchan, Chernobog the evil god of Slavic mythology. and Safu also known as Fujiwara no Akimitsu the Evil Spirit Left Minister, making him an Alter-Ego.
History[]
Epic of the Remnants[]
Shimosa Province: The Stage of Rivers of Blood and Mountains of Corpses[]
Under the alias of Caster Limbo, Douman is the instigator of an incident in a Subcategory Parallel World in Shimosa, being the one responsible for the parallel Shirou Kotomine's corruption and the creation of the Seven Swordsmen in Shimosa, before it was revealed that he is an Alter Ego-class Servant working for the Alien God and became an ally to the Crypters. His presence actually foreshadowed the presence of Lostbelts. He created the Seven Swordsmen in Shimosa by incorporating his sorcery into the summoning ritual, he managed to turn Servants into omnicidal undead monsters.
At the end of these events, Douman claimed to have finally succeeded in finding the Lost History (called the Missing Belt, which referred to the Lostbelts). He then mentions that the "Satan" he was following was just a false name, a ridiculous joke that he got onboard with a bit too far, before sincerely apologizing to a mysterious person.
Cosmos in the Lostbelt[]
Unlike Koyanskaya and Kirei Kotomine, Ashiya hadn't done much in the first third chapters of Cosmos in the Lostbelt besides his schemes in Shimosa as an experiment for the Alien God.
Douman was mentioned in the second and third Lostbelt as an Alter Ego assisting Scandinavia Peperoncino. Unlike Koyanskaya and Kirei, Douman hasn't done much in the overall plot besides his scheme in Shimosa. It's explained in the prologue for the third Lostbelt that he's become incredibly fixated on something in the Indian Lostbelt and refuses to leave.
Yuga Kshetra: Genesis Destruction Cycle[]
Douman was revealed to be the person behind the Indian Lostbelt's chaos. He meddled around with Arjuna Alter, Asclepius and William Tell's minds. According to Scandinavia Peperoncino, Douman coaxed out the Krishna side of Arjuna Alter to the forefront to enable his extremist tendencies and transplants Hindu deities onto the latter two to alter their personalities.
Douman met Chaldea crew underneath the fourth Fantasy Tree and fought them in his ghost form, but was driven away and abandoned Arjuna Alter. By the end of the chapter, he was fought by the dying Asclepius after Arjuna Alter's downfall. He was defeated and managed to escape again, using a replica of himself to withstand the attack.
Olympus: Interstellar City Mountains[]
Douman, possessing his one last replica body, first appeared in the Olympus alongside the remaining Gods of Olympus, Kirei Kotomine/Rasputin, the Dioscuri Twins and Europa during Zeus' conference to their next agenda. Douman relished in the joy of how the Fanasy Tree in Olympus seemed to flourish and proclaimed how the Alien God will be pleased. However, his words irritated Aphrodite who called Douman a heretic and attempted to kill him on sight, despite the warning of Demeter that Douman had turned the Indian Lostbelt into a cycle of madness.
Nevertheless, Douman kept insulting Aphrodite, which nearly resulted in a fight between them, until the Dioscuri Twins arrived and interrupted. Douman was scolded by Kirei/Rasputin and cut off his own head, which later regenerated, as his sadistic "apology" right in front of everyone, much the shock of every Olympians except Zeus. Eventually, the altercation was interrupted by Zeus, who calmed Aphrodite down and revealed how much they need the Alien God and their Emisarries, so that their Lostbelt could retain.
By the end of the chapter, Douman's final shikikami duplicate was taken down by Peperoncino, who attempted to avenge himself for what Douman had done in Indian Lostbelt. Now, without any replica left, the original Douman was stuck in his newly-created alternate realm, Mandala of the Infernal World, waiting for his final showdown with Chaldea.
Realm of Hell Mandala - Heian-kyō[]
The heroes enter Heian-kyo to confront Douman in his personal Lostbelt/Singularity hybrid, a warped version of Heian era Japan plagued with evil spirits.
Douman attempts to become a Beast by using his Tree of Emptiness and absorbing Ibuki Douji and using her power to empower himself, but fails. Abe no Seimei explains to his rival that he is unable to become a Beast because he has no love for humanity. Regardless, Douman vows to burn everything to the ground, but is confronted by Kintoki's mecha. Douman begs to be spared, even saying that he will give information on the Foreign God, but is ignored as Kintoki destroys the tree and Danzo finishes him off for good.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Despite physically appearing male, his gender is listed on his profile as "Unknown". The reason for this is due to one of his fusion components being the Aztec Goddess Ītzpāpālōtl. Still, Douman is the first physically male Alter-Ego servant introduced.
- He is the only main antagonist in Epic of the Remnants that wasn't working with/for the remaining Demon Pillars, neither did he was motivated by or related with the result of their actions.
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Servants Assassin | Beast of Revelation | Caster Masters & Humans Manaka Sajyou | Sancraid Phahn | Misaya Reiroukan
 Masters & Humans Kiritsugu Emiya | Kirei Kotomine | Tokiomi Tohsaka | Risei Kotomine | Ryuunosuke Uryuu | Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald | Sola-Ui Nuada-Re Sophia-Ri | Zouken Matou | Byakuya Matou | Noritaka Emiya Servants Archer | Caster | Berserker | Assassin
 Masters & Humans Kirei Kotomine | Zouken Matou | Dark Sakura | | Shinji Matou | Illyasviel von Einzbern | Soichiro Kuzuki | Atrum Galliasta Servants Gilgamesh | Archer (Unlimited Blade Works) | Assassin | Caster | Saber Alter | True Assassin | Black Shadow
 False Masters False Servants True Masters True Servants Others
 Kiara Sessyoin | BB | Kazurodrop | Kirei Kotomine | Shinji Matou
 Yggdmillenia Clan & Black Faction Darnic Prestone Yggdmillenia | Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillennia | Assassin of Black | Caster of Black | Lancer of Black Red Faction Shirou Kotomine | Archer of Red | Assassin of Red
 Chaldea Security Organization Marisbury Animusphere | CHALDEAS Beast Goetia | Tiamat | Beast-III/R (Kiara Sessyoin) | Mara | Primate Murder | Beast V | Beast of Revelation | VII of the End | Beast of Cherishment | Beast of Oblivion
Heroic Spirits Jeanne Alter | Jason | Goddess Rhongomyniad | Mephistopheles | Gorgon | Kingu Allies of the Beasts King Solomon | Lev Lainur Flauros | Demon Pillars | Laḫmu Others
Shinjuku Phantom Demon Alliance (Archer of Shinjuku | Avenger of Shinjuku | Archer Alter | Assassin of Shinjuku) Argatha Rider of Resistance | Caster of the Nightless City SE.RA.PH. Shimosa Caster Limbo Salem Sut-Typhon
Crypters Lostbelt Kings Alien God's Force Crypters' Servants Lostbelt Inhabitants The Twenty-seven Dead Apostle Ancestors Others
Part 2.5: Ordeal Call Paper Moon
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BB | Bestia Coccinea | Black Grail | First Lady | Testement | Ultra Heroine Z | Zouken Matou | The Master With No Name | Darnic Prestone Yggdmillenia | Kama | Space Ishtar | Xu Fu | Akechi Mitsuhide | Serizawa Kamo | Jacques de Molay (Foreigner)
 Beast Sodom's Beast (Bestia Coccinea) Heroic Spirits Nebuchadnezzar II
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