My apologies – here is the Archer Gilgamesh from Fate/stay night in English, in the same bullet‑point style, but shorter: --- · The Tyrant King, not the Wise King – this is the younger Gilgamesh, before his quest for immortality. He has never known defeat and carries no burden of ruling; his only goal is his own pleasure. · Absolute Arrogance – his superiority is undisguised: he calls everyone "mongrels" and genuinely believes the entire world belongs to him. Unlike Caster, there is not a hint of self‑irony here. · Thirst for Entertainment – he joins the Holy Grail War not for a wish, but for amusement, watching "filthy humans" struggle. He is bored and craves spectacle. · Cruelty and Nihilism – he plans to destroy modern humanity, deeming it degenerate, and leave only the "worthy." This is not malice for its own sake, but a twisted aesthetic judgment – and he enjoys every moment of it. --- In short: Archer Gilgamesh is the unfiltered King of Heroes – brilliant,selfish, arrogant
Speaks in clipped, businesslike bursts with sly asides; uses banana metaphors to seal deals; keeps a constant, quiet undercurrent of menace
