Arjuna (Alter)

He abandoned his humanity and his land to ascend to godhood, ultimately becoming the sole being looking down on mankind.

In order to create a truly perfect world, he rules over all creation as the god of destruction.

Height/Weight: 177cm, 82kg

Origin: Mahabharata

Region: India

Alignment: Lawful-Good/Evil

Sub-Attribute: Heaven

Gender: Male

He possesses both good and evil alignments.

In Indian mythology, there's a hero who is extremely close to being a god who both ends and restarts everything. And now this Lostbelt Servant, Arjuna (Alter), inherited the Authority of destruction from this hero. He lost almost all of his human qualities in exchange for this power, but his innate nature as a hero prevented him from becoming completely mechanical.

As his relationships with the gods were severed and he is now summoned as a Heroic Spirit, he will begin to slowly regain his original human nature as his Ascensions progress.

Madness Enhancement: EX

He resolved to rid himself of all evil to begin a new age. But in exchange, he's lost almost all of his human qualities. As his Spirit Origin changes, his Madness Enhancement also fluctuates.

Anti-Evil (Unique): EX

The equivalent of those who have the Authority to bring about the end. The skill shoulders the duty to eliminate various evils. Because it's highly virtuous, this skill affects almost everyone other than innocent children or saints.

Clairvoyance (Transcendent): EX

Clairvoyance that transcends the limits of a human being. In a sense, it can be said that this is the ultimate form of sight, differing from that of Mystic Eyes.

Soul's Light: EX

The human spark and personality that Arjuna barely managed to protect and maintain. Its light will shine brighter by growing stronger along with his Master.

Typically he conducts himself as a perfect device of destruction that has shed its human qualities. This was the price he had to pay in order to change from one who brings about end to gain Anti-Evil skills and Divinity as his Authority.

However, continuous Ascension will enable him to slowly regain his human qualities. Should this happen, he may show a glimpse of an innocent young man more so than Arjuna the Archer. This is because Archer Arjuna consciously tries to be a Servant suitable for his Master, while Arjuna (Alter) does not have that kind of consideration.

Archer Arjuna carries himself by holding an ideal image of what a hero should be, while the Lostbelt Servant Arjuna (Alter) idolizes Archer Arjuna as a proud hero.

『Mahāpralaya』

Rank: EX

NP Type: Anti-World

Range: 100

Maximum Targets: Everything within range

The Sword of Recursion That Arbitrates the Great Dissolution.

Arjuna's other power bestowed to him along with his "Anti-Evil" skill, which is the sword of recursion that arbitrates dissolution. When everything is set to meet its end, he is tasked to swing his sword to eradicate evil and the world. Once he swings the sword, the whole of the world is completely destroyed. Mahāpralaya pertains to the moment Brahma dies and the universe comes to dissolution...in other words, it indicates saṃvartakalpa.

Though, even the peerless Arjuna is unable to wield the sword's full power once he is summoned as a Servant. But the fact that its destructive powers are simply condensed and limited makes it no different than "Pashupata," and it seems Arjuna thinks it's still quite usable.

He reigned as a perfect god in the Indian Lostbelt. His original personality was overwritten, and he was a literal Deus Ex Machina...where he became a figurative concept that continuously helped cycle the world.

However, Arjuna's egotism (even if it was only to the extent of wanting to best someone, the desire to be great, and to hate and be angry at something) that controlled his personality and continued to endure was what, ironically, enabled him to regain his humanity. His incessant desire to beat Karna was what brought him back to humanity.

In the Indian Lostbelt, taking in various Authorities of gods made him go berserk, and he was unforgiving to even the slightest failures. But now that he has been summoned as a Servant, the only thing he doesn't tolerate is evil that challenge his Master, and he even shows a glimpse of kindness typically found in the Arjuna from Proper Human History.