Concerned about the Priest's mood, Senji asks if he is enjoying the situation. Muramasa asks if they are going to deal with the remaining servants in the usual way, to which the Priest responds that both of them are enough for the task, so Limbo's assistance won't be necessary. The Alter Egos can return to Olympus if they take care of the last one of them. Their talk is interrupted by Rasputin, who reports the sudden appearance of the remaining enemies.
Although he has no idea what his master is like and what its true intentions are, he will focus on the tasks entrusted to him, even if his actions are considered unjust to others. He was summoned as an Alter Ego by the Alien God. Īstraea, recognizing him as a servant of Panhuman History, asks him why he is against them now, to which he replies that being a servant may be convenient, but he cannot choose his master. They take refuge in the Temple of Astraea, and in gratitude to the goddess' hospitality, he sculpts several statues in her honor. He was sent as part of the Olympus Defense Force to deal with the Servants of Panhuman History. The playable guest Muramasa in the English Lostbelt has unique voice lines in combat mentioning Kushinadahime, implying that the second one is Susanoo-no-Mikoto, the wielder of Kusanagi, the sword that Muramasa recreates with his Noble Phantasm.Īppearance Personality Role Fate/Grand Order Subspecies Singularity III: Shimosa Main article: Senji Muramasa Lostbelt No. One is a blind god of war who brought about the Twilight of the Gods, and the other is his dearest wish, his aspiration. Like his fellow Disciple Ashiya Douman, the Alien God's Alter Ego-class Muramasa is a High-Servant with Divine Spirits combined into him. 2.1.1 Subspecies Singularity III: Shimosa.
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