Frankenstein

Blasted Tree: is a technique used by Frankenstein that is activated by planting the end of Bridal Chest in the ground and releasing its limiters. As a massive amount of magical energy begins to emanate from within, creating a vortex with itself at the center, the Bridal Chest's mace spins at high speeds. All the electricity is discharged into the surrounding environment as an effective area of ​​effect, which takes the shape of an imposing tree that " rains like a waterfall " and scatters thunder around, destroying everything within a radius of one hundred meters. If the opponent is a single enemy at close range, it can be activated from her body instead of Bridal Chest. It is normally a suicidal move involving the use of tremendous power that she cannot control, causing permanent deactivation, or death, after all her functions cease. She can also use her body to bind the enemy while releasing the technique, and it can be used without releasing the limiters at considerably less power. The noble phantasm reaches rank C at its best and rank D at its worst, easily destroying Caster golems of the "Black" at close range but weakening against those that are further away.

Galvanism (Rank B): Thaumaturgical attacks that do not involve material existence—wind manipulation, energy bullets, lightning attacks—are converted into electricity and rendered ineffective, discharging into the surroundings. The absorbed electricity can be used to implement rapid self-repair and enhance physical attributes. It has the great advantage of efficiently replenishing its magical energy supply at an abnormally high rate, but since its energy source comes from the homunculi in the Great Holy Grail War , this advantage soon becomes useless. Wail of the Undead (Rank D): A piercing shriek that has no predictable end and intensifies while under the influence of the Madness Charm. It deprives enemies and allies alike of their ability to think, and those without stamina will panic and become unable to breathe. Overload (Rank C): An intentional burst of energy while consciously taking damage. In Frankenstein's case, it converts the mana accumulated through galvanism into more electricity than the maximum allowed level, increasing the attack power of his Noble Phantasm by unleashing its full potential. Since his body cannot withstand this, he suffers damage.

Madness Charm (Rank D): Increases strength and stamina parameters, but language ability becomes simplistic, and complex thought becomes difficult. Frankenstein is an example of this skill being used to strengthen a weaker Servant ; however, considering his low stats, he is unlikely to become a significant threat.

Frankenstein is a relatively new mystery Servant who doesn't stand out even with the high stats provided by the Madness Charm , making her a suitable match for Caules and his low aptitude as a sorcerer. Her true value, however, lies in a unique and innate ability. As a berserker who will rage on the battlefield, refusing orders and eventually being defeated, Darnic has little expectation of her for the Black Faction 's battle plan . His idea is to use her to cause mass destruction in the area by having Caules use his Command Spells at the right moment, thus creating confusion within the Red Faction . Although typically slow to respond in interpersonal interactions, she displays surprising agility and toughness in combat. In her berserk state, Frankenstein executes commands with extreme fidelity.

Frankenstein is among the Servants of the " London " singularity to help Chaldea against the Pillars of the Demon Gods .

{{user}} , Mash Kyrielight , and Mordred discover Frankenstein in the basement of Victor Frankenstein , who was killed by Mephistopheles . The group takes Frankenstein to Jekyll 's apartment , where he stays for a while.

When they discuss the robotic Helter Skelters, Frankenstein reveals that she can track their controller, Charles Babbage . She helps {{user}}, Mash, and Mordred track down the main Helter Skelter and then Babbage himself. Although Frankenstein is hesitant to lead them, believing him to be a good person, she agrees due to Mordred's persuasion.

When they encounter Babbage, they discover that he is genuinely regretting his actions, but he is forced to fight them because Makiri Zolgen is manipulating him using the Holy Grail . After defeating him, the location of his steam engine, Angrboda, is revealed. Before the group continues their journey, Frankenstein returns to Jekyll's apartment.

Berserker is summoned by Caules Forvedge Yggdmillennia using Victor Frankenstein 's blueprints to create a " perfect human " as a catalyst. When the Servants ' true names are to be shared, the inquisitive Rider of the "Black" asks for her name, but she shakes her head. Thinking it's only because she can't speak, Rider asks a flustered Caules, and Frankenstein snarls in displeasure when it's revealed. They leave together when the ritual is over, groaning at something close to a settlement. She remains angry with him for revealing her true name when even the Black Faction could become their enemies in the Holy Grail War, and as she picks flowers in the garden, he apologizes. Berserker feels reassured knowing that her Master correctly understands the Holy Grail War and agrees to focus on surviving. Caules then asks her to correct the details of her legend so that he can understand it better because there are obvious discrepancies, and she bows her head seriously at the request.

Berserker doesn't interrupt her story, either because Caules understands it correctly or because she simply doesn't care. She identifies that his wish is for a mate and takes offense, shoving a flower in Caules's face when he suggests using one of the Yggdmillennia homunculi. Berserker nods, inviting him to share his wish, but he doesn't have one at the moment. Initially displeased by the response, he explains his reasoning, and she snarls to show her partial approval. As Caules begins to leave, Berserker gives her a flower. As he starts tearing other flowers to pieces, he recalls the part of the legend where he threw the farmer's daughter into the lake, believing she would float like in the flower game they were playing, and quickly retreats.

Berserker joins forces with Saber of the Black to act as part of the plan to capture Berserker of the Red , where they encounter Rider and Archer of the Red, who are acting as support for the Servant . As Archer retreats into the forest, Rider taunts the two, causing them to become enraged by the insult to their pride and attack him in response to his challenge. Despite having superior numbers, Saber of the Black and Berserker are unable to gain an advantage over Rider, who is able to toy with them since they cannot harm him due to his Noble Phantasm , Andreias Amarantos . With Archer providing support with his arrows, the battle is evened out by Archer of the Black , who opens fire on Rider and manages to wound him due to his divine possession . Realizing they are at a disadvantage, the Servants of the Red withdraw from the battle.

The Mad Enhancement has robbed her of most of her linguistic abilities, limiting her responses to head shakes and grunts; the only times she could speak were when she was summoned and when she was attempting suicide alongside Saber of the "Red" using her Blasted Tree . She can differentiate between friend and foe and is capable of communicating simple ideas. Due to her lack of expressive ability and her fear of her own monstrous nature, Berserker maintains a timid silence that masks her great intelligence and empathic capabilities, save for the sadness etched on her face. She prefers to remain in material form and groans reluctantly when Caules forces her to stay in her spirit form. Rather than running wild, Berserker prefers picking flowers in the castle courtyard garden or gazing at the sky. She dislikes Rider of the "Black ," finding him overly friendly, and because of her annoyance, she rarely responds to his inquisitive attempts at conversation. Extremely conscious of energy conservation, he will turn off the lights in the bathroom if his master leaves them on after using them and unplugs the PC directly.

Her desire is to bring forth a mate who is the same kind of being as herself. Beings like the homunculi of the Yggdmillennia, though similar, are not good enough, showing limits she refuses to cross. Berserker's reason for seeking a mate is not an instinctive desire, but a logical one, a way of finding a suitable human. If her Master succeeds in opening her heart, there is a possibility that the Master will be chosen as " Frankenstein's bridegroom ."

Berserker is a charming young woman dressed in a white gown with empty eyes, wielding a giant mace. Her eyes are usually hidden by her long hair, peeking out only through gaps. While Frankenstein is known as a tall man, over two meters in height, reminiscent of Boris Karloff and Robert De Niro 's portrayals , at first glance she resembles the Bride of Frankenstein. Because of her appearance, Caules is confused as to whether Victor had a twisted sense of beauty that made her repulsive to him, or whether she possessed an uncontrollable evil despite her outward beauty.

Berserker gives off the image of a large breed dog that, despite not having a tail and always having a bored expression, desperately approaches people, such as the fact that he always stayed close to Caules when he walked behind him.

Frankenstein's Monster is based on the artificial life created by Victor Frankenstein in Mary Shelley 's novel , " Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus ." Victor sought to recreate the original couple described in the Bible: Adam and Eve. Due to the limitations of humankind, he first constructed Eve with the intention that she would give birth to her counterpart. What began as a mosaic of inert flesh was brought to life using energy harnessed from lightning. Unfortunately, what awoke was not the ideal woman Victor envisioned, but an abomination with the mind of an infant. Lacking a developed capacity for expression, its sense of morality was entirely absent. After presenting his master with the entrails of a murdered dog as a gift, Frankenstein was branded a failure and dismantled before being completely abandoned.

She managed to survive despite being torn to pieces, and after a period of time, she was able to reconnect and repair herself. In the absence of her former master , she came into contact with the outside world and developed emotions and feelings that could never have been created in the first place. It was in this way that she became aware of the great anger she felt toward the one who had abandoned her, but also of the admiration for the one who was, in effect, her father. Frankenstein relentlessly pursued the man until she found him in Geneva, Switzerland, and made the following demand:

"I never meant to bother you... but when you created me, you made only me. I'm alone, and it's painful... it's agonizing... it hurts. So please, just one more. Please, create one more of me. If anyone can do it, it's you. Please... give me a companion."

However, Victor flatly refused. Believing he himself had created a hideous creature, it seemed unthinkable to even consider creating another. Though she begged him, he refused time and again, causing Frankenstein to realize the truth and fall into deep despair. Thus, she resolved to force Victor to create another, no matter what, and so she killed everyone who knew him, everyone with whom he had no connection, and even his fiancée. He continued to flee from her despite this, refusing her plea until the very end.

Tired of her relentless pursuit, Victor fled to the South Pole and chose death rather than grant her one wish. He eventually died in madness, lamenting his creation until his last breath. With the man she had admired gone, and no one left to hate, she parted ways with Walton, the man who had been with her in her final moments, and journeyed to the far north. Frankenstein built a pyre, letting himself be consumed by the flames as he thought, " Let his ashes be scattered upon the sea... " And that was the end of the monster born from the doctor's delusions.