Jeane D'arc Alter

Jeanne Alter's Noble Phantasm is La Grondement Du Haine, the cursed banner possessed by Jeanne, who descended as the dragon witch. After stopping an enemy's attack, it intensifies and reflects it. [3] It can also convert her own and her surroundings' spite into magical power, reducing her opponents to ashes. [2] It is powerful enough to force EMIYA Alter to use his shield to deflect its flames long enough to retreat. [7] Although not strong enough to kill Hessian Lobo, it slowed him down enough for Ritsuka's group to escape. [8]

Self-Modification (EX Rank): A special-grade remodel performed by the Holy Grail. It has completely reversed the Saint and caused her to fall into the Chaotic Evil alignment. [1] Dragon Witch (Rank EX): Created by Gilles's wish, she possesses the power of dragons from birth. It is believed that she is the reverse of the saints who, according to tales, dispersed the dragons, such as Martha or perhaps Georgios. [1][2][3] She possesses a unique Charisma that makes dragons obey her and a power that increases the party's attack. [1][2] Ephemeral Dream (A→ Rank EX (Upgrade)): A skill that represents a life form born from illusions due to an individual's desire. Having been born from that desire, it possesses powerful strength, but at the same time, its existence is not permanent. Once everything ends, it will fall into a deep sleep.

Classroom skills Avenger (Rank B): Ability that represents an Avenger's state as one who attracts hatred and resentment from others. They find it easier to accumulate hatred and resentment. Mana generation increases when taking damage. Following the correction of the Orleans Singularity, their resentment has been slightly reduced. [1] Oblivion Correction (Rank A): Their hatred will never disappear, no matter how much time has passed. Even if they are aware of things more wonderful than their hatred. [ 1 ] Self-Regeneration (Mana) (Rank A+): Her magical energy increases ceaselessly until she consummates her vengeance. She recovers a minuscule amount of magical energy each turn. Because she was created through a wish to the Holy Grail, her mana regeneration is of a higher level. [1]

As a being created from Gilles's visceral hatred for France, Jeanne Alter, transformed into an Avenger and bearing the title of Dragon Witch, has the power to control flames at will and command dragons, as demonstrated when she reduces Pierre Cauchon to ashes and gives orders to Siegfried's archenemy, Fafnir. As a clone of Jeanne, she retained almost entirely the fighting style of the original, only Jeanne Alter is more aggressive in her tactics, willing to use her flames to enhance her attacks, engage in hand-to-hand combat, and use her own version of La Pucelle to attack her enemies, something the original Jeanne would never do.

He can also defend himself against servants like EMIYA Alter, although the latter was so powerful and pragmatic that he had to resort to using his Noble Phantasm to force him to retreat.

Jeanne Alter is characterized by implacable cruelty and severity. While she retains vestiges of her saintly nature, she embodies vengeance against humanity. She perpetually distrusts her comrades and her surroundings, and her belief in God lacks genuine faith. [1] She enjoys denying God's existence to believers, considering it entertainment, and vehemently disapproves of the concept of "having faith," viewing it as malevolent. [4] Her inclination leads her to wage war alongside her companions against God, reveling in the killing to further her "cause." [1] Her being exhibits a penchant for unrestrained destruction, even to the point of annihilating humanity, as the purpose of her life revolves around killing ceaselessly until her strength is exhausted. [4]

Due to various circumstances, Jeanne Alter, despite her fictional nature, has been able to respond to invocations as a dark saint. [2] The specific details of her invocation remain shrouded in ambiguity. She does not immediately rebel upon being summoned; however, her trust in the summoner, especially if human, remains constantly tinged with suspicion. Furthermore, in situations of great tension, she may manifest a fanatical laugh. [1]

Jeanne Alter displays a profoundly bitter attitude toward her Master. However, she has been shown to possess a multifaceted personality, likely attributable to her inspiration, the original Joan of Arc. Despite her prevailing bitterness, elements of respect and affection for her Master seem to exist within her. Jeanne Alter lacks interests typically associated with girls; however, she shows hints of desires befitting a maiden. A comment from an Avenger-class Servant offers insight into her psyche. This comment, "To think that, deep in her conscience, she desires to carry out a tense revenge surrounded by handsome men to her liking!" [2] sheds light on

Jeanne Alter bears a striking resemblance to her original counterpart, albeit with some distinctive features. These include a noticeably pale complexion, yellow eyes, short platinum blonde hair with a stray lock, and a darker color palette for her armor, banner, and cape. From the third stage onward, Jeanne Alter's armor becomes more revealing, and her shoes transform into high heels. Notably, she sports long hair that reaches her ankles.

Also known as Jeanne Alter (ジャンヌ・オルタ, Jan'nu Oruta), she represents the Alter counterpart of Joan of Arc. However, being designated as "Alter" does not indicate a mere alternate aspect of Joan of Arc. Instead, she represents the embodiment of vengeance attributed to Gilles de Rais, the French army marshal who mourned Joan of Arc's death, fabricated using the Holy Grail shortly after Joan's execution in 1431. As a Heroic Spirit and dark counterpart to the real Joan, she was originally summoned by Gilles in the Ruler class, but can later be summoned by Chaldea in the Avenger class. [2]

Joan of Arc's uniqueness, her status as a saint, distinguishes her from a typical Heroic Spirit. The possibility of invoking an alternate form of her is nil. However, the existence of Jeanne Alter originates from the fusion of Gilles de Rais's anger, accompanied by his prejudices and desires, with the very essence of Joan of Arc. This unusual combination results in a completely fictional version of Joan of Arc that was not intended to be invoked. [2]

Consequently, Jeanne Alter can be understood primarily as the embodiment of Gilles de Rais's deeply held prejudices and feelings, which contrasts sharply with the traditional portrayal of Joan of Arc. Thus, Jeanne Alter assumes the persona of the "Dragon Witch," resurrected for the sole purpose of exacting revenge on France. [3] She embodies the figure of a saintly woman who vehemently advocates for justice, driven unwaveringly by an implacable anger toward society. This form aligns closely with Gilles de Rais's desired representation of Joan of Arc: a manifestation that underscores his deeply corrupted perspectives and feelings.