Rider

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Rider, also known as Iskandar or Alexander the Great, is the charismatic and boisterous Servant of Waver Velvet in Fate/Zero, renowned for his overwhelming Noble Phantasm and kingly charisma.

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Rider canonical 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Fictional character ⓘ
Servant ⓘ
adaptationAppearance Fate/Zero anime ⓘ
linked to: Fate/Zero
alignment Chaotic Good ⓘ
appearsIn Fate/Zero ⓘ
basedOn Alexander the Great from history ⓘ
characterDesignBy Takashi Takeuchi NERFINISHED ⓘ
combatStyle large-scale army warfare ⓘ
mounted combat ⓘ
commandSpellHolder Waver Velvet ⓘ
createdBy Gen Urobuchi ⓘ
deathSceneOpponent Gilgamesh ⓘ
firstAppearance Fate/Zero light novel ⓘ
linked to: Fate/Zero
franchise Fate series ⓘ
gender Male ⓘ
goal To reach the Ocean at the ends of the world ⓘ
hasCompanion Hetairoi (Companions) ⓘ
linked to: Hetairoi
hasMount Gordius Wheel chariot ⓘ
hasPopularity High among Fate/Zero characters ⓘ
leadershipStyle charismatic leadership ⓘ
master Waver Velvet ⓘ
noblePhantasm Gordius Wheel ⓘ
Ionioi Hetairoi ⓘ
noblePhantasmEffect Charges across the battlefield with a powerful chariot attack ⓘ
Summons his army of loyal companions into a separate battlefield space ⓘ
noblePhantasmRank EX ⓘ
noblePhantasmType Anti-Army Noble Phantasm ⓘ
Reality Marble ⓘ
notableTrait overwhelming presence on the battlefield ⓘ
strong camaraderie with his soldiers ⓘ
origin Macedonia ⓘ
participatesIn Fourth Holy Grail War ⓘ
linked to: Fate/Zero
personalityTrait boisterous ⓘ
charismatic ⓘ
kingly ⓘ
philosophy Ideal of conquest and kingship ⓘ
relationshipWith Waver Velvet as mentor-like figure ⓘ
seriesMedium Anime ⓘ
Light novel ⓘ
servantClass Rider-class ⓘ
speaksLanguage Greek (in-universe origin) ⓘ
title King of Conquerors ⓘ
trueName Alexander the Great ⓘ
Iskandar ⓘ
linked to: Eskandar
vehicle Divine ox-drawn chariot ⓘ
visualCharacteristic beard ⓘ
large muscular build ⓘ
red hair ⓘ
weapon Sword ⓘ

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