Yog-Sothoth, generally referred as Sut-Typhon, is a major antagonist in Fate/Grand Order. Sevring as one of the two main antagonists of the Salem chapter alongside the Demon God Raum.
Background[]
It's a great god that is both the Gate and the Key. There are six Gates. Up, Bottom, Left, Right, Front and Back represent all possible dimensions. And the god resides where light can never reach, outside of the universe, beyond the Ultimate Gate, being its lord. But despite that he also borders all possible dimensions and is tied to all possible things. It might be called "Sut-Typhon", but in the Whateley's Book of Eibon, it's recorded as The All-in-One, the One-in-All. Yog-Sothoth described in several grimoires, that's includes "Book of Eibon" and "Necronomicon". Raum also states that Yog-Sothoth far surpasses Solomon and no nonfictional mage can hope to stand against him.
Role[]
Salem: The Taboo Epiphany Garden[]
The Demon God, Raum, intended to summon Sut-Typhon through Abigail, in order to save humanity through "pain".
When Lavinia Whateley was mortally wounded by Raum, Abigail, in despair of losing her friend, threw away her human heart, human words, and human hopes. She finishes the chant for Sut-Typhon and fully awakens. Abigail had yet to fully become one with the Outer God, and she still had her limits. Queen of Sheba and Circe tried to shut all of the gates from the inside, thus removing the weakening effect from Ritsuka Fujimaru's Servants. After Abigail is beaten, the god inside her disappears.
Abilities[]
Sut-Typhon can control space and time. He can open the power of gates in this world. He can control the evil tree Qliphoth, which opens a “gate” that leads to an alien world that is incompatible with humanity and produces a severe distortion in the target’s mind and body.
It is also able to smoothly transform the world surrounding the target, opening the gates and inviting the target into the boundless world of dreams. Those who witness the true form of the world hidden on the other side of everyday life with its overwhelming resolution and mass, lose their fighting spirit and will even struggle to maintain their ego.
In addition to what was described above, Abigail (Summer), having fully established a connection with Yog-Sothoth, is able to allow an Outer God to open the gate for various attacks: for example, a giant monstrous hand, a monster "from the garden of impurity" or an energy ray may appear from the gate to eliminate opponents.
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