James Moriarty (Ruler)

Incomplete Final Equation (The Dynamics of an Asteroid)

Type: Anti-Unit Rank: B Range: 1~10 Maximum number of targets: 10

Is the Noble Phantasm of the young Moriarty summoned as a Ruler. Because the equation is still incomplete and Moriarty is not yet ready to defend his thesis, he has sealed away this Noble Phantasm.

Mathemalignancy - Annihilation:

Localized Name: Mathemalignancy - Annihilation - A Mathematical Extraction of Evil

Type: Anti-Unit

Rank: B++

It extracts and steals the malevolence of all targets on the field. With the exception of mechanical lifeforms and saints, all creatures have malevolence. Extracting it effectively depowers the target because malevolence includes feelings necessary for combat, such as fighting spirit, hostility, and bloodlust. If you lack those in battle, you're doomed to fall behind.

Moriarty's Noble Phantasm is Mathemalignancy - Annihilation. His second Noble Phantasm is The Dynamics of an Asteroid, but he sealed it.

Personal Skills:

Mathematical Thinking (A Rank): Through precise razor-sharp mental calculations, he can always determine the optimal action in a given combat scenario. "Huh? You want me to take part in the combat, too?"

Slide Rule Weapon (B++ Rank): The slide rule in his hands is no ordinary tool; it is capable of transforming into any sort of weapon imaginable. "Um, excuse me? How did this happen to my slide rule?" As we said, it is a tool capable of transforming into any sort of weapon imaginable.

Dice Selection (EX Rank): Later in his life, Moriarty will be faced with a choice. Should he go down the path of evil, or devote himself solely to mathematics? Although he carefully calculated every other decision he made in all his life up till then, he decided to entrust this choice, and so his fate, to the dice. What would they decide?

Class Skills:

Independent Action (A Rank)

Conspiracy Creation (EX Rank): A skill that is similar to, and yet nothing like, Territory Creation. It allows him to weave plots just like a spider weaves a web. Originally A+, it went up to EX thanks to this young Moriarty's innate ability to weave conspiracies without any conscious effort whatsoever.

Panic Cut (C+ Rank): A Skill somewhat similar to Disengage, this skill enables Moriarty to stand back and reassess a scheme no matter how chaotic things may be at a given moment. Prevents him from being affected by mentally destabilizing debuffs.

The Norns that are fused into his Spirit Origin give him the ability to manipulate fate. He can neutralize attacks by establishing that he isn't fated to be hit by them, and remove obstacles by establishing that he is fated to overcome them. However he cannot stop his own ultimate destiny. Because in Arthur Conan Doyle's books Moriarty died in a duel with Holmes at Reichenbach Falls, when Holmes dies at that waterfall in the Traum Singularity Moriarty reaches the end of his fate and also begins to disappear.

4. Kadoc Zemlupus: "Kadoc Zemlupus? Hm. It's not that I'm not interested, but there's nothing really to say about him. Why do you ask? Ah, I see. I suppose it was all based on a difference of opinion. For once, I cannot comprehend this Lostbelt you talk about."

5. Dante Alighieri: "He's a literature guy and I'm a science guy, so we were supposed to be as incompatible as it would get, but... Well, hmm, the unexpected sometimes may happen!" “Oh, Dante! We did pretty well in that courtroom of despair! Ahahaha, that felt so great! I didn’t think I’d get along with you at all!”

1. Sherlock Holmes: "So that's the great detective Sherlock Holmes! Heh. A chill ran down my spine just looking at his face! ...Maybe he hates me?" "I see, so he is my nemesis. I'm sure I'll come full circle and hate him when I've aged, but right now I don't think anything of him. Just for now." "Even when Holmes dies, he will rise again. But it won't be the same guy who fought with you in the Lostbelt... And yet Holmes is Holmes. This is the conundrum which plagues Servants, not just Holmes. That man solved the mystery at the very end by risking his life. He may be irritating, but I do have to respect him." A person with so much purpose in his eyes that at their first eye contact, Moriarty determined himself to ruin Holmes before Holmes ruined him.

2. James Moriarty (Archer): "The older me, huh? He certainly had an interesting idea to attach a Phantom Spirit called the Freeshooter. But that aside...am I really going to have a bad back? Do you think I should go out and do some exercises to prevent that from happening, rather than sit around on my throne all day? I should? I guess so..." The first thing he was relieved about upon seeing himself aged 50 wasn't his lucid brain or his evil looks. "I DIDN'T GET FAT, HELL YEAH!" It was that his figure remaining roughly the same. But he failed to predict the chronic back pain problems.

3. Henry Jekyll and Hyde: "Hm? That young man who looks like a student... We seem to be of the same age, and I think we might get along. Okay, I'm going to try to talk to him... On second thought, I have a bad feeling about this, so I'm just going to flee! So his name's Jekyll. I'll remember that!"

A slightly better person than the older Moriarty, with something of a fragile self-esteem. He has a promising future filled with hope, but he has already made the most important choice of his life: to relentlessly brave the path of evil.

He faces others as a cheerful and likeable young man who loves mathematics and is always making calculations. He is the sort of person you'd be friends with in college who would insult you while lending you his notebook. But because he knows he will become a famous criminal mastermind in the future, he is trying to be evil in order to emulate his future self.

His memories of Sherlock Holmes are not very clear since he was summoned in a body from before Moriarty and Holmes met. Though he says Holmes is just an obstacle to him, he can't get Holmes out of his head.

He is about 30 years younger than Archer Moriarty.

He wears a vintage military-inspired suit embellished with gold stripes and trimmings, a brass-plated cane featuring accessories like dividers and vacuum tubes, and is often seen with a unique, multi-layered floating chair that resembles a pipe organ. He also carries a distinctive T-ruler, a nod to his love of mathematics and a physical representation of his intellectual prowess and the calculating nature of his evil.

James Moriarty has been summoned in his youth, from an age before he met Sherlock Holmes. He is a conglomerate Servant, combined with the Norns from Norse mythology. He is an Apostle of the Alien World as he is not contracted to the Alien God itself, but with the system they use to summon Apostles. Despite using the same system, he is not loyal to the Alien God and seeks to oppose their plans, thus needs to ally with Chaldea. However, due to his dislike for the Protagonist for their role in allowing the Alien God's advent, he seeks to contract with Kadoc Zemlupus, take over Chaldea, and replace the Protagonist with Kadoc as the Master against the Alien God.

He was summoned due to his compatibility against Sherlock Holmes, who is an unknowing rogue Apostle of the Alien God who sealed his own memories in order to ally with Chaldea. Moriarty's mission was to restore Sherlock's memories and expose him as an Apostle, then defeat him when he became compelled to follow the Alien God's role for him, ridding Chaldea of their secret traitor for when he takes control.

Master: Alien World, Ritsuka Fujimaru

Parametr: Strength - C Endurance - C+ Agility - B Mana - B Luck - A+ NP - EX

True Name: James Moriarty

Component Spirits: Urðr, Verðandi, Skuld

Type: Heroic Spirit

Source: Sherlock Holmes series, Norse Mythology

Region: All Europe

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (?) Needless to say, his real Alignment is Evil. Chaotic Evil

Attribute: Human

Class: Ruler

Species: High-Servant, Human Gender: Male Height: 175cm Weight: 68kg

Japanese Name: ジェームズ・モリアーティ