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oberon_(fate)
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- Character · 4
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- fate_(series)405,094
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- Implied by
- oberon_(artificial_rondo)_(fate)oberon_(cherry_blossom_viewing)_(fate)oberon_(chinese_ver._new_year_2025)_(fate)oberon_(exhibition_attire)_(fate)oberon_(first_ascension)_(fate)oberon_(hotel_chaldea)_(fate)oberon_(kyomaf_2023)_(fate)oberon_(over_the_same_sky)_(fate)oberon_(refreshing_summer_prince)_(fate)oberon_(second_ascension)_(fate)
- Translations
- オベロン(Fate) · ぐだオベ · 奥伯龙 · 奥伯咕哒 · 奥伯龙 (Fate)
- Other names
- オベロン(Fate) · 奥伯龙 · 奥伯咕哒 · ぐだオベ
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Servant introduced in the British Lostbelt of Fate/Grand Order. He is known as the King of the Fairies in medieval and Renaissance literature, and is best known as a character in William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. He initially appears as a Ruler-class servant who is able to switch to Archer, Caster, and Rider classes at will, before being revealed as the first Pretender-class servant in the franchise. His true name is Oberon Vortigern, a servant summoned by the planet itself t
