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Voyager
Kijyo Koyo

The Modern Magus Magazine

Bon Voyage, my fellow interstellar explorers! After a slight delay due to a global bout of cabin fever, it seems we’re back in course for humanity to breach the final frontier - the become the greatest sailors amongst the stars, and to...play board games. Forget Voyager, are we sure the Little Prince’s true name isn’t Tet?

At any rate, it seems the stress and rage from Gacha wasn’t enough, so we’re playing Monopoly in FGO, too. Either this will go down as the best or worst event in the game’s history. No inbetween.

Voyager

Introduction

I always believed that space probes are our adorable, hard-working boys who deserve to be praised over galactic communication that takes years to reach them. A Servant is somehow a little less far-out to reach, but boy is he still adorable. And he gets bomber jacket fashion in his 3rd Ascension. Remember to thank ~~NASA~~ VAUC the first chance you get. Whatever that is.

Servant Data

Foreigner

QQAAB (Archer)

Quick Card

Arts Card

Buster Card

3

5

Attribute	Star
Alignment	Neutral Good

Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4

April Fool's

Max HP 15,592

HP Rank

Max ATK 10,450

ATK Rank

Base Atk	1,615	Base HP	2,286
Max Atk	10,450	Max HP	15,592
Grail Atk	11,439	Grail HP	17,082

Traits

Card Hits	3	3	3	5	5
Per Hit	0.56%	0.56%	0.56%	0.56%	0.56%

	NP per Hit (%)	0.56%
NP when Attacked (%)	3%

	Star Absorption	153
Star Generation per Hit	15.1%

Start Np

Voyager of the Stars A

Increase own NP Gauge.
Apply Debuff Immune to self (3 turns).
Gain 10 Critical Stars.

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
NP +	30%	32%	34%	36%	38%	40%	42%	44%	46%	50%
CD	8	8	8	8	8	7	7	7	7	6

Moving on to skills, we start with Voyager of the Stars A. A skill very fitting for him, Voyager’s Voyager skill is the fan-favourite 50% NP gauge charger, allowing him to NP at a largely accelerated rate. In addition, he also gets the 10-star drop that other ‘Voyager’ style skills grant, but instead of the Drake-style Invincible Pierce, he gets 3-turn Debuff immunity. If I’ll be frank, I’d prefer the Invincible Pierce.

Throwing my nitpicking aside, this is still an excellent skill, and one that particularly aids with Farming, allowing him to run a 50% gauge charge CE and aim for 50% refund to triple-loop with double Skadi, or use LB Kaleidoscope and have 150% gauge to throw around for himself, instead of 100%. For challenge quest scenarios the other perks can also be helpful, but being real, gauge charge is king, and this skill has it in the quantity you want and the coolodown you’d expect.

Evade

Swing-by A

Apply Evade to self (1 turn).
Increase own Quick Card effectiveness (3 turns).
Decrease Quick Resist for a single enemy (3 turns).

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Quick +	10%	11%	12%	13%	14%	15%	16%	17%	18%	20%
Quick Res -	10%	11%	12%	13%	14%	15%	16%	17%	18%	20%
CD	8	8	8	8	8	7	7	7	7	6

Next up is Swing By A, which may strike you as a very casual phrase for a skill, but it’s actually a technical space voyage term for making an orbital pass on a planet. Something that Voyager did, well, a lot. So yeah, a fitting skill. This is your typical Evasion skill, mixed with Voyager’s own NP steroid. While the 1-turn evasion is standard, the way the steroid is split into a 20% Quick up for Voyager himself and a 20% Quick resist down for his target for 3 turns at max level isn’t. So in other words, it’s a weak 20% steroid for farming, and a solid 40% steroid for boss fights.

While there’s nothing inherently wrong with the skill, Swing By’s dual defensive option / steroid nature makes using it difficult without missing out on something. Having the standard evasion skill cooldown taped on doesn’t help. Frankly, this skill could’ve done with being 1-time/3 turns or something similar. Still, a lot of Servants have it worse.

Critical Star Absorption Up

Protection of World's End (Space) B

Increase Critical Star Gather Rate for an ally (1 turn).
Increase Critical Strength for all allies (3 turns).
Increase Critical Rate Resist for all allies (3 turns).

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Star Gather +	300%	330%	360%	390%	420%	450%	480%	510%	540%	600%
Crit Dmg +	20%	21%	22%	23%	24%	25%	26%	27%	28%	30%
Crit Res +	10%	11%	12%	13%	14%	15%	16%	17%	18%	20%
CD	8	8	8	8	8	7	7	7	7	6

Lastly, we have Blessings from the End of the World (Cosmos) B rank. Ugh, that’s a mouthful.

This skill’s effects are threefold. First, we have a pretty strong Star Focus effect for Voyager himself, bumping his star weight over 1000 and basically letting him vacuum up every star for a turn like a black hole. Secondly, this skill comes with team buffs: 30% critical damage up and 20% critical resistance for 3 turns at skill level 10.
“Wait, critical resistance?”, you ask? Indeed. It’s the premiering of a buff which I think may have cropped up like, years ago in a very niche quest I can’t remember, but this buff has always theoretically existed. 20% critical resistance up on your team is like 20% critical chance down on the enemy, except it’s tied to the attackee instead of the attacker. So in other words, it’s very useful. Perhaps overkill when combined with Skadi’s critical rate down debuffs, but nobody in this universe likes being randomly crit.

And yeah, critical damage up is always good for a team when you’re focusing on Quick cards. All this comes on a moderate cooldown of 8 turns base, which frankly I don’t mind considering how synergistic and handy the effects are.

Noble Phantasm

Pale Blue Dot B

Deal damage to all enemies.
Deals 150% special attack damage to [Heaven] Trait enemies.
Increase NP Gauge for all allies by 20%.
Further increase NP Gauge for all [Pseudo-Servant] allies by 10%.

<Overcharge>

Increase own NP Strength (1 turn). [Activates first]

Show Info/Video

Pale Blue Dot

O Distant Azure Planet

	Rank	Classification	Hit-Count
	B	Anti-Star	5

Effect	Deal damage to all enemies. Deals 150% special attack damage to [Heaven] Trait enemies. Increase NP Gauge for all allies by 20%. Further increase NP Gauge for all [Pseudo-Servant] allies by 10%.

Level	1	2	3	4	5
Damage +	600%	800%	900%	950%	1000%
Add. Attack +	150%	150%	150%	150%	150%
NP +	20%	20%	20%	20%	20%
Add. NP +	10%	10%	10%	10%	10%

Overcharge Effect	Increase own NP Strength (1 turn). [Activates first]

Charge	100%	200%	300%	400%	500%
NP Damage +	20%	25%	30%	35%	40%

Pale Blue Dot (Upgrade 1) B+

Upgrades after Rank Up 2. (Not available, ETA 9/2025)

Deal damage to all enemies.
Deals 150% special attack damage to [Heaven] Trait enemies.
Increase NP Gauge for all allies by 20%.
Further increase NP Gauge for all [Pseudo-Servant] allies by 20%.

<Overcharge>

Increase own NP Strength (1 turn). [Activates first]

Show Info

Pale Blue Dot (Upgrade 1)

O Distant Azure Planet

	Rank	Classification	Hit-Count
	B+	Anti-Star	5

Effect	Deal damage to all enemies. Deals 150% special attack damage to [Heaven] Trait enemies. Increase NP Gauge for all allies by 20%. Further increase NP Gauge for all [Pseudo-Servant] allies by 20%.

Level	1	2	3	4	5
Damage +	800%	1000%	1100%	1150%	1200%
Add. Attack +	150%	150%	150%	150%	150%
NP +	20%	20%	20%	20%	20%
Add. NP +	20%	20%	20%	20%	20%

Overcharge Effect	Increase own NP Strength (1 turn). [Activates first]

Charge	100%	200%	300%	400%	500%
NP Damage +	20%	25%	30%	35%	40%

Now we need to digest the most complex part of our little interplanetary traveller’s kit. Pale Blue Dot, named after the famous photograph of our planet at the end of Voyager’s journey, being dwarfed by the vastness of space, is as good a name as any for his NP.

Firstly, this is a Quick AOE NP with a pre-attack NP damage up steroid starting at 20% and scaling with overcharge. Combined with his own Quick card steroids, that makes his NP steroid 44% versus AOE groups, and 68% versus a single target. Not spectacular, but passable for damage output with support. He’ll be able to waveclear with Skadi support, at the very least. Even if he lacks class advantage.

Now naturally, I’ve invoked the name of Skadi in relation to a Quick NP - you want to know the refund, right? With Voyager’s Quick Up buff alone, the refund versus 3 targets with no overkill is 10% nearly on the dot. With double Skadi it bumps up to 18.5%, and if you throw in a Nero Bride for good measure, it reaches 27.7%. But let’s leave that aside for now, since there’s actually, shockingly, some aspects of his NP which make his refund better.

Oh yeah, it also makes a fair sum of stars, like most Quick AOE’s with solid hitcounts. Who would’ve known.

The next effect is that his NP has a 150% super-effective modifier versus Sky-attribute enemies. While Sky attribute is the most uncommon of the 3 primary attribute types, it is a fairly common attribute to face while farming, as it includes Golems, Demons, Automata, Gates, Hands, Homunculi, Ghosts, and pretty much everything in LB5.5. It’s also the attribute most of the Demon Pillars and Fantasy Trees have had thus far, so uh, just keep it in mind. It certain bumps his damage output up for QP and EXP farming, though.

Now we have the big cheese. Voyager’s NP charges the entire team’s gauges for 20%. Yeah, that’s right. He literally gives the team a Waver gauge charge every single time he NP’s. That also means, by default his NP more or less gives 30% refund, increasing higher with Quick Up / NP gain buffs.
BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE.

His NP also provides an additional 10% NP gauge to any Servant with the “Human being living in the present” tag. In other words, almost every Demi/Pseudo-Servant. While you could sit around and parse this, I’ll just say it affects Reines and Waver, who’re the only ones you should really care about. Giving Waver nearly a third of his NP gauge every time Voyager himself NP’s is pretty good, if you ask me. It’s a stall team that feeds itself.

So wrapping back round to the start, with the million-dollar question - can he loop?

Of course he can, silly. MORDRED can loop with the same 20% gauge refund and a 30% gauge charger instead of 50%. Voyager has that on top of bonus options. For example, you can run him with a 50% gauge CE with NP gain and the Bablyonia Mystic Code alongside double Skadi, you can run LB Kaleido with double Waver, you can run non-LB Kaleido with double Waver. The world is quite literally your oyster. Maybe even the universe.

The drawback is gonna be that Voyager’s damage output isn’t that great versus non-Sky attribute enemies, and he lacks a niche class advantage to boast over other looping options. But hey, it’s the same for Dantes, and he’s an excellent looping option. Voyager’s own versatility is definitely his strength, so it’s hard to find a fight he won’t be able to set up a 3-turn loop for.

Conclusion

So how is Voyager in the broader sense? On one hand, he’s going where no man has gone before:

I feel the need to restate how easy Voyager’s looping is. Having both a 50% gauge charger and solid refund is like being a Quick-focused Space Ishtar, minus the nutty NP damage. The suggestion I made of running him with Waver and/or Reines isn’t even a gimmick - he can 3-turn loop using any combination of both, while also having excellent challenge quest performance. While the SR and lower rarity Servants are going to remain the constants for Skadi loop farming, it’s so damn easy to make Voyager work you could probably figure out a loop comp using him, Hans and your free SSR Waver. It’s that simple.

Of all the Foreigners thus far, Voyager is actually the only one to really put the Archer-like star weight of the class to use. With his passive 8% bonus crit damage and Blessing from the End of the World (Cosmos), he has a respectable crit game, and the means to generate stars for it from his NP, first skill, and general Quick focus. If all else fails, throwing Fragments of 2030 on his supports works too. He won’t be putting out spectacular damage output, but it works so well with his basic game plan of NP looping that it’s pretty much all extra credit on top of a strong niche.

Voyager is pretty durable, and even aids his own team, too. While his high HP pool and Evasion skill are self-evident, the team critical resistance buff is also a very welcome tool to keep teammates safe. For most enemies, crit rates lie around 10-20% and will deal 200% damage, meaning denying a crit is like a flat out 10-20% damage reduction, but with fewer surprises. And unlike every other critical rate reduction in the game, it persists regardless of how many enemies you kill, which can be helpful for challenge quests with endless waves of mooks, or something similar.

However, he’s also somewhat lost in space:

Especially if compared to Servants with typical class advantage, Voyager’s damage output is very underwhelming. Even putting single-target situations aside, Zerkerlot and Atalanta will be outstripping Voyager when they have class advantage by a huge margin, on top of many competing Quick loopers, and even Arts ones. While in most cases I could say “doing enough damage to kill is enough”, having excess damage means excess overkill, which means the harder-to-set-up Servants close the gap on Voyager’s ease of use by having better refund. And for challenge quests...let’s just say Voyager won’t trivialize the Apocrypha challenge quest like Zerkerlot did, provided they’re not Sky-attribute Berserkers. ~~Speaking of whom, looks like Arjuna Alter is one of those...I’ll keep my Voyager in store for the inevitable Part 2 memorial quests on Anniversary…~~

While it’s usually almost a given you use farm Servants with farm supports, in the bizarre situation that you lack Skadi, Waver, Reines, or Nero Bride...well, Voyager still works, but he may require more Support shuffling than you’d like. There is sadly no single Servant to tie up a farming comp nor is there any singular hyper welfare-friendly farm Servant, and statistically Voyager provides 110% of the 300% NP gauge needed to do a triple loop. If you lack any Kaleidoscopes, you need to provide the missing 140% from somewhere, factoring in a 50% gauge CE. And for that missing 140%, a singular support Waver or Skadi usually isn’t enough. Thankfully, the free SSR ticket means every FGO player short of some very unfortunate newcomers should have access to Waver, making Voyager a consistent farmer so long as you can net Skadi supports. Long story short, like every other farmer in the game, he still needs a support from the ‘Big Three’.

In conclusion, Voyager is a farming-focused Quick Servant with some neat quirks tied to him. While his Foreigner class may hold him down in some aspects, it makes him extremely versatile in others, making him a very reliable farming option for anyone with access to Skadi, and still good for those lacking her. Combined with his minor niches in dealing with Sky-attribute Servants and Quick crit damage, he makes a handy Servant to have, even if he’s not an overwhelming staple Servant. Rath™ Seal of Approval.

Kijyo Koyo

Introduction

Welp, there’s another Jojo reference Servant to add to the pile, right alongside Raiko and Sanzang’s team in Summer 2, Summer BB in general, every single Servant with a punchy NP, and apparently the multiple times the dialogue has used that JP-only “Kakyoin.” meme.

But yes, if you like 「SCARY　MONSTERS」, then this lady’s the girl for you. Get yourself a girl who’s Oni on the streets, and prehistoric in the sheets.

...wait.

Servant Data

Berserker

QABBB (Berserker)

Quick Card

Arts Card

Buster Card

3

5

10

Attribute	Earth
Alignment	Neutral Evil

Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4

April Fool's

Max HP 11,250

HP Rank

Max ATK 9,177

ATK Rank

Base Atk	1,529	Base HP	1,800
Max Atk	9,177	Max HP	11,250
Grail Atk	11,111	Grail HP	13,640

Madness Enhancement A

Increase your Buster Card effectiveness by 10%.

Magic Resistance C

Increase your Debuff Resist by 15%.

Overview

As is tradition, Japanese Servants don’t tend to have the most overwhelming statlines, but Koyo seems to get away with it a little - at the very least, she’s not Chacha. With the second-highest HP for a Berserker of her rarity, but the third-lowest attack, Koyo is pretty clearly leaning defensively, a specification which doesn’t really lend to Berserker’s universal class weakness making that extra HP feel like a futile effort against the high-damage hits she’ll be taking versus most opponents.

Well, at least the plus side is that even a “bad” attack stat for a Berserker is very good for every other class, due to the class’s attack modifier of 1.1 and the fact their attack stats are just generally high to begin with.

Like most Berserkers, she doesn’t have a particularly long list of passives, but her Madness Enhancement gives her the class standard bump-up to Buster cards, and she’s also a rarity in the class, possessing Magic Resistance. Having a Berserker who isn’t a complete sitting duck to debuffs can be handy, from time to time. But on the whole, nothing game-changing.

NP Generation

Card Hits	3	3	3	5	10
Per Hit	0.85%	0.85%	0.85%	0.85%	0.85%

	NP per Hit (%)	0.85%
NP when Attacked (%)	5%

	Star Absorption	9
Star Generation per Hit	4.9%

Servant Skills

Shield Up

Morph (Dinosaur) C

Increase own DEF (3 turns).
Increase own Critical Star Gather Rate (1 turn).

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
DEF +	20%	21%	22%	23%	24%	25%	26%	27%	28%	30%
Star Gather +	3000%	3200%	3400%	3600%	3800%	4000%	4200%	4400%	4600%	5000%
CD	7	7	7	7	7	6	6	6	6	5

Starting skills off, we have Morph (Dinosaur) C. Much in the same vein as every other Morph skill, this provides Koyo with a moderate defense buff for 3 turns, increasing her durability a decent sum so long as she doesn’t eat a crit or NP in the meantime. The usual wacky twist on it this time is apparently that being a Dinosaur makes you a crit machine, so Koyo gets a strong star focus effect for a turn at the same time.

Nothing about the Dino Lady really screams that she wants to be a crit god, but hey, she can dream. Not like getting a bunch of stars on the Berserker with high attack and a Buster-focused kit ever hurts, either. On the whole, it’s just a defensive skill with some extra positives should you so desire. A little underwhelming, but you can’t be a chooser.

Quick/Buster Up

Kuzuryu Lightning A

Increase own Quick Card effectiveness (3 turns).
Increase own Buster Card effectiveness (3 turns).
Increase Overcharge level by 1 for an ally (1 time, 3 turns).

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Quick +	20%	21%	22%	23%	24%	25%	26%	27%	28%	30%
Buster +	20%	21%	22%	23%	24%	25%	26%	27%	28%	30%
CD	8	8	8	8	8	7	7	7	7	6

Next up is Nine-Headed Dragon’s Lightning A. Look at me, thinking I could get a single banner without a dual-card buff skill. What a fool I am.

The dual card buffs are pretty standard. While I’d be rioting if she got anything but a Buster boost from this thing, getting a 30% Quick boost to your singular, fairly plain Quick card is pretty odd. Well, it was that or Arts, so it’d be odd either way. An extra 30% damage on her primary card type is still nice, of course, but this skill also has a targeted buff, granting a 1-time Overcharge level boost to an ally for 3 turns.

It’s pretty abnormal for Berserkers, especially the rampaging dinosaur types, to have support skills, but you can’t really complain about free overcharge. Even Koyo gets a neat 5% attack boost from using it selfishly on her NP, so it’s always going to come in handy. In general, this skill’s a solid damage boost on a slightly longer cooldown than I like.

Heal

Rope of Life B

Restore HP for all allies.
Remove one Debuff from all allies.
Apply Instant Death Immune to all allies (3 turns).

Show Info

Lvl	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
HP +	1000	1100	1200	1300	1400	1500	1600	1700	1800	2000
CD	8	8	8	8	8	7	7	7	7	6

Guess they heard what I said about support skills. Thread of Life B is a team heal with some small bonus effects, restoring 2k HP to the team at skill level 10, while also removing a single debuff from each ally, and also granting Instant-Death Immunity for 3 turns.

This skill works surprisingly well with her own Morph skill, allowing her to actually live long enough to make use of her team healing, if only for selfish purposes, in a similar vein to how Ibaraki can make use of her Disengage skill only because she also has Morph to keep alive with. And team debuff removal, even if only limited to one, is oft useful to have around...if only not on a Berserker. At this point I’m tempted to call it “Nightingale Syndrome”.

Ah yes, and Instant Death Immunity. While it’s a niche not really touched by other supportive kits, it might find its uses if DW decides to throw a certain challenge quest with instant-death regular attacks at us again. If only there weren’t some incredibly popular support who also provided it as a package deal with her NP, which is made to block enemy AOEs as well. If only. I don’t expect to be slotting Koyo into teams for this skill anytime soon, sadly.

Noble Phantasm

Momijigari C

Deal damage to a single enemy.
Inflict Burn on self (3 turns, 500 dmg/turn). [Demerit]

<Overcharge>

Increase own ATK (3 turns). [Activates first]

Show Info/Video

Momijigari

Autumn Leaf Hunt

	Rank	Classification	Hit-Count
	C	Anti-Personnel	10

Effect	Deal damage to a single enemy. Inflict Burn on self (3 turns, 500 dmg/turn). [Demerit]

Level	1	2	3	4	5
Damage +	600%	800%	900%	950%	1000%
Burn Damage +	500	500	500	500	500

Overcharge Effect	Increase own ATK (3 turns). [Activates first]

Charge	100%	200%	300%	400%	500%
Atk +	20%	25%	30%	35%	40%

For single target NP’s, I follow the philosophy that simple is best, and Koyo does that pretty well. At the cost of eating 1.5k burn damage over the following 3 turns, she buffs herself up with a respectable 3-turn attack buff, then does a 10-hit ST Buster NP. That’s it. It just hurts a bunch.

At least for a NP that’s built for damage, it pulls respectable numbers. Koyo’s NP outdamages Heracles by a moderate margin, though Heracles wasn’t setting too high a bar to begin with. Compared to any welfare or someone like Beowulf she’ll get blown out the water for a singular NP, but her consecutive NP damage (not that she has the potential to NP spam, though) is much higher than other Berserkers.

Her Thread of Life skill allows her to mitigate the Burn from her NP if she so desires, so it’s not that huge a drawback, but any extra damage to an already-frail unit can be a nuisance.

And uh...lastly, it’s 10-hits and Buster, so this NP may produce a few stars. Not that many, though, but if you want you can throw a star gen up buff on her and watch ‘em go.

Conclusion

So how is Koyo in practice? On one hand, she’s a millenniums-old marvel:

Offensively, she’s pretty solid. The Berserker class and her card set combined with the offensive boosts from both her skills and NP lets her bring the hurt, and she can even manage to attract stars in a pinch using her Morph for a crit chain, if she wants. While her damage output doesn’t blow anyone out the water, she’s definitely punching above the belt for a single-target Servant.

Unexpectedly, she has some useful supportive utility. Nine-Headed Dragon’s Lightning can bump up the overcharge level of a support NP, which can often provide handy boosts to staple supportive NP’s like Merlin’s or Skadi’s, while Thread of Life is plainly a solid team heal skill, with debuff removal, which can often be handy in a pinch.

On the other hand, she’s an outdated fossil:

Despite her access to a defensive skill, Koyo is still as frail as any other Berserker. She’s still prone to dying to a stray crit or just unfortunate enemy focus as Morph’s defense boost isn’t that strong, and she still lacks a means of enduring NP’s without team support.

While having supportive utility is nice in places, she’s simply trying to mix a niche into a class that doesn’t work for it. Koyo is far too vulnerable to function as a supportive aid for the team if you require Thread of Life in a quest, and even then there are dedicated support options who can provide a similar role with far more security, such as Medea Lily or Martha. This game in general lends itself better to a team composed of specialists over generalists, so Koyo simply ends up being half the Berserker of her competitors, rather than divided between her offensive might and a support role.

All in all, Koyo might be an amazing Servant to just watch as she pummels and shreds the enemy with her gaping jaw and muscular dino-arms (seriously though, those arms are thick as heck), but she doesn’t provide much gameplay-wise to entice it. If you want a Buster-focused Berserker with strong offense and (somewhat) reliable durability, Jalter Berserker outclasses Koyo in pretty much every aspect, but especially her NP damage. Meanwhile, ‘ol reliable Heracles will simply do better for a Berserker who can endure, even if he lacks the same supportive options. That’s still ignoring Penthesilia, Nobu Zerker, and even lower-rarity hitters like Lu Bu, who all also outclass her in one aspect or another.

And speaking of supportive options, the one niche Koyo might have is just invalided by Skadi’s NP. Frankly, it’s a huge shame. She’d have a better chance at being gameplay viable if her name were read ‘Momiji’ instead of Koyo, so she can ride the Touhou meme curtails. Awoo.

Conclusion

Now, this is normally where I’d have Elice’s (No, I’m not using Erice even if it’s on Type-moon wiki. Kawasumi clearly pronounced it as an “L”, and since she’s had to deal with introducing herself with “Arturia” for an eternity, I think she knows best) page, but as it turns out, she’s not implemented in the game currently. That gives me some nostalgia. I think the last time an event had half-implemented Servants until they were officially added was Summer 1.

A Servant completely not added to the game despite it being their own event? Pretty new. But hey, it means you get MMM twice as often for this event, right? Rejoice, boys and girls. Just ignore that to keep up with the writing I might have to take a double dose of Asacoc-

Ah crap, almost injected my hobbies into the outro again. Who am I kidding, I did. At least Dinosaurs and Dragons are somewhat similar, right? See you all in like, a week. And don’t stick your dick in scalies.

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Voyager

QQAAB (Archer)

Quick Card

Quick Card

Arts Card

Arts Card

Buster Card

Traits

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Start Np

Evade

Critical Star Absorption Up

Pale Blue Dot

Pale Blue Dot (Upgrade 1)

Kijyo Koyo

QABBB (Berserker)

Quick Card

Arts Card

Buster Card

Buster Card

Buster Card

Traits

Tags

Shield Up

Quick/Buster Up

Heal

Momijigari

Conclusion

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