Billy the Kid

Billy the Kid. Real name William Henry McCarty Junior.

One of the most famous outlaws of the American Wild West, he remains popular to this day.

He was so famous that a photograph of him went for 2.3 million dollars at auction.

His father is unknown, but his mother gave him a good education.

His letters, which remain with us to this day, are very well-written for a Wild West outlaw.

Height/Weight: 158cm, 49kg

Origin: History

Region: North America

Alignment: Chaotic-Balanced

Sub-Attribute: Human

Gender: Male

During a normal Holy Grail War, there is a high probability he will be summoned as the Extra Class "Gunner."

His outlaw life started at the age of 12, when he stabbed a man who insulted his mother.

After that, he served as a wagon train guard while doing robberies and cattle thievery on the side.

He's the type who would often get into trouble with other outlaws for simply being on the street. But even so, he always keeps his smile and tries to avoid trouble as much as he can.

The locals accepted him due to his friendliness, but since he truly was an outlaw, he got caught up in a turf war involving his boss, John Tunstall.

This war was commonly known as the Lincoln County War and led to Billy's arrest by his former friend Pat Garrett.

However, within a year, he escaped. Garrett tenaciously chased him down, and finally found him in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.

Maybe Garret thought he wouldn't be able to beat him in a straight-up duel, or maybe there was another reason...

Either way, Garret shot Billy when he left his room in search of food.

『Thunderer』

Rank: C++

NP Type: Anti-Personnel

Range: 1-100　Maximum Targets: 1

Thunderbolt of Broken Sound.

A three-shot counterattack fired from the Colt M1877 Double Action Revolver (AKA Thunderer) that Billy the Kid was said to have used. This is the manifestation of his legends in the form of a Noble Phantasm.

Strictly speaking, the gun itself is not the Noble Phantasm, "the shot fired from this gun in the hand of Billy the Kid" is the Noble Phantasm. It's closer to being a unique skill.

What makes this Noble Phantasm especially tricky is that the vast majority of its concept is devoted to "technique," which reduces the amount of magical energy required. Specifically, it only requires the same amount as a Rank E Noble Phantasm.

The young king of rascals, it is said he killed 21 men by the age of 21.

Ten years after his death, the Wild West came to an end.

Outlaws began to be treated as simple criminals, and the American frontier joined the rest of civilization.

It's possible that Billy the Kid was a symbol of the Wild West, and his death was a sign that the days of freewheeling outlaws had come to an end.