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Fictional character from Fate/Nil

Waver Velvet
Fate grapheme
WaverVelvet.png

Waver Velvet equally illustrated past Takashi Takeuchi
Get-go advent Fate/Zero (2006)
Created past Gen Urobuchi
Voiced by Japanese
Daisuke Namikawa
English
Lucien Dodge (Cipher, UBW, Apocrypha, Case Files)[1] [2] [3]
Leraldo Anzaldua (Prisma Illya)[iv] [v]
In-universe data
Championship Lord El-Melloi II[6]
Relatives Reines El-Melloi Archisorte (adoptive sister)

Waver Velvet (Japanese: ウェイバー・ベルベット, Hepburn: Weibā Berubetto ) is a fictional graphic symbol who first introduced in Type Moon'due south light novel prequel to Fate/stay night, Fate/Nil by Gen Urobuchi. Waver is depicted every bit a nineteen-year-one-time student studying at the Clock Tower. He then joins the Fourth Holy Grail State of war in Fuyuki, Nippon and becomes the Master of Rider, afterwards stealing his teacher'due south artifact in hopes of forcing the Mages' Clan to recognize his genius by winning the State of war. Upon returning, he afterwards becomes a professor and the Dean of Norwich, the Modern Magecraft Theory Department of the Clock Belfry. Every bit the primary protagonist in the spin-off low-cal novel The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi Ii by Makoto Sanda, Waver is formally given the title of Lord El-Melloi Two ( ロード・エルメロイII世 , Rōdo Erumeroi Nisei ), after being adopted into the El-Melloi family unit. He returns in the sequel The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II.[7] [8]

Waver is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa in all of his appearances in Japanese, with multiple actors reprising the office in English language appearances. His pattern was created past Takashi Takeuchi as a young bishonen. The character was created by Urobuchi in an endeavor to balance the cast of Fate/Zero with Waver displaying more weak traits every bit young human who would develop into a fine adult through the events of the narrative. His El-Melloi persona was written by Makoto Sanda as a grown man sharing detective dynamics with his assistant Grayness inspired by Sherlock Holmes. Urobuchi expressed mixed feelings when Sanda handled his character but all the same felt it was well developed.

Disquisitional reception to Waver'southward part in Fate/Zero have been more often than not positive. Multiple writers enjoyed the dynamic he has with his retainer Rider due to how open up they are with each other, with Waver maturing thank you to the interactions. In regards to his role in his spin-off series, Waver stood out from how he comes across equally a more appealing master character than in Fate/Zero due to his growth as a instructor as he deals with multiple students.

Appearances [edit]

Fate/Zero [edit]

Waver was a pupil of the Mineralogy Section. Subsequently he gets humiliated in front end of the entire class past his teacher when he submitted an essay explaining that anyone can get a great mage as long they piece of work hard and practice, Waver decides to participate in the Holy Grail War after stealing his artifact and plans to utilize the Grail to strength the Mages' Association to recognize his genius. With the artifact, he manages to summon, Iskandar (better known as Alexander the Not bad) of the Rider class. Despite his difficulties with Passenger's overbearing nature, Waver and his Servant class a strong relationship. When the State of war nearly comes to an finish, the two are nigh to be killed by the servant Archer, Iskandar convinces his master to instead become his servant, which Waver agrees happily. Archer kills Iskandar but spares Waver in compassion for Iskandar's values of his ain chief and Waver's newfound volition to live for Iskandar. He decides to have a trip to see the world before returning to the Clock Tower to resume his studies.

Unlimited Blade Works [edit]

Though Waver does not appear in Fate/stay nighttime, he makes an advent in the epilogue of Ufotable's anime accommodation of Unlimited Blade Works as he walks downward the hallway of the Clock Tower and meets the student Shirou Emiya. Waver asks Shirou for his reasons to study magecraft at the Clock Belfry. Shirou replies that he wants to become a hero of justice. While Waver accepts that while his dream might be foolish, he thinks information technology might exist too large for the Clock Tower to contain.

The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi II [edit]

Later the events of Fate/Zero, he returns to the Clock Tower to resume his report of magecraft. The previous Lord El-Melloi, Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald, who was Waver'south old professor, had been killed during the events of Fate/Zero which resulted in a sharp decline of the El-Melloi clan. After discovering what happened to his former teacher and feeling responsible for his death, Waver borrowed a loan from an sometime friend named Melvin Weins to purchase the El-Melloi Classroom and began to teach Modern Magecraft. Reines El-Melloi Archisorte, the side by side heir of the association and Kayneth's niece by claret, discovered the purchase of the classroom and requested Waver to take the championship of El-Melloi while temporarily become the caput until she becomes of age to do so. Waver accepts as long as he is known equally Lord El-Melloi Two, as he feels unworthy to be compared to his predecessor and instructor. For x years, Waver has been a pop professor of the Clock Tower.

Fate/Grand Society [edit]

In Delightworks' mobile office-playing game Fate/Yard Society and its arcade version made by Sega, Waver appears as a five star Caster Pseudo-Servant under the name of Zhuge Liang ( 諸葛孔明 , Shokatsu Kōmei ), too known equally Zhuge Kongming. In the primary story, he beginning appears in the singularity of Septem without a master, only was the strategist for a younger Iskandar (known equally Alexander). Then afterward reappears in the last singularity of Solomon every bit one of the servants to help Ritsuka Fujimaru in the concluding boxing. He also appears in both of the Fate/Accel Zilch Club and Lady Reines' Instance Files collaboration events equally a main and supporting character. Due to existence a Pseudo-Servant, Waver explains that he is not himself nor Zhuge Liang, simply the both of them combined.[ix] [10] As he reaches his tertiary ascension, his appearance changes to his younger self. In boxing, he uses bagua mirrors that shoots energy beams and can cast various elemental spells such as world, wind and burn down. He also holds Zhuge Liang's plumage fan. His Noble Phantasms are Unreturning Formation and Chu Shi Biao.

Other appearances [edit]

Waver appears in Fate/Apocrypha, Fate/strange simulated and Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya equally a supporting character.

Cosmos and conception [edit]

Waver (equally Lord El-Melloi II), illustrated by Mineji Sakamoto

From the original light novel, Urobuchi wrote Waver as a young child who would seek his path to go an adult going through a traumatic events.[11] Waver was a conceptualized as a weak graphic symbol similar to Nobita Nobi from Doraemon in the making of Fate/Nothing. Still, he had grown to the bespeak at the end where he could be mistaken for the protagonist. Artist Takashi Takeuchi said his original blueprint motif was "sarcastic, smart-alecky boy". He had no trouble designing Waver considering he had a articulate image of the grapheme. He actually wanted to draw him and feels the blueprint that makes him await incompetent was for the all-time.[12] [13] Takeuchi was satisfied with the fashion Waver was received in the light novels and hoped the anime adaptation would demonstrate a similar success. Takeuchi described the incarnation of Waver as a "heroine" based on how the company Ufotable portrayed him,[14] only viewers would still come to like his character.[15]

The prospect of seeing another author write about Waver as he was developing as a mage, able to practice nix simply sit dorsum and picket as events unfolded effectually him, was a hard part for Urobuchi. Still, that worry was for zip according to in the end. The grapheme's growth was and then large that he became different from the original version. Urobuchi describes him equally "the gentleman who had polished his powers of assay, bearing a cunning like an old human's wisdom, while still hiding the baloney of his youth somewhere in his heart" making him, in the end, an "enchanting character."[sixteen]

Waver was redesigned as an adult in The Example Files of Lord El-Melloi II. The artists described him every bit an bonny longhaired inspired by Saki Vashtar Area 88. This was constitute more common in the manga adaptation of the light novel though the artists always plant Waver's design to accept e'er been the bishonen stereotype. The novelists describes the El-Melloi equally a quiet human with a sense of humor as the writer wanted him to be found appealing by the reader. In the making of the light novel, Waver's character was influenced by Sherlock Holmes with Gray serving as his sidekick Dr. Watson. The relationship between these ii characters was primarily centered by the Gray's weaker persona who constantly thinks virtually his master and the author aimed to attract the female demographic throughout this.[17]

When The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi II was adjusted into an anime, Director Ei Aoki wanted to supervise the serial due to him originally directing Fate/Zero where Waver originated. His biggest difficulty was El-Melloi interacting with his banana Gray which led him to enquire for the voice actress for help.[18]

In Japanese, Waver has been consistently voiced past Daisuke Namikawa. He considered voicing Waver equally a difficult task based on the popularity of the franchise.[19] While in English language, he was voiced past Lucien Dodge in Fate/Cypher, Unlimited Blade Works, Fate/Apocrypha and Example Files, and by Leraldo Anzaldua in the beginning two seasons of Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya. Contrivance described the older Waver equally a man with "10,000x more grump".[20] Yuya Matsushita and Shinichiroh Ueda portrayed his older and younger self, respectively, in the stage play adapting the Adra Castle Separation chapter from the light novel.[21]

Reception [edit]

Kotaku listed Waver as 1 of the multiple characters from Fate/Zero who suffers a tragic fate despite him initially non having anything to lose in the beginning.[22] Koi-nya felt that thanks to Waver, the viewers would care near his servant.[23] Anime News Network praised the relationship between Waver and Iskandar due to how different they are from each other all the same Waver becomes a stronger person niggling by little thanks to his Servant.[24] Some other review found the relationship unique amid the cast due to the friendly bonds the two accept in contrast to other characters who suffer a distanced human relationship with their servants.[25] In early reviews, The Fandom Posted establish Waver as a fun comic relief based on how in his characterization while Uk Anime Network stated that Waver was one of the members from the cast that was complex due to his need for a retainer.[26] [27] In a later review, the same site regarded Waver and Iskander equally their favorite master and servant relationship from Fate/Zero, enjoying their character arcs as Waver overcomes his inferiority complex beyond the narrative.[28] Fandom Mail service also felt that Waver and Iskander were their favorite characters from Fate/Goose egg every bit they "accept so many great conversations and way of interaction" with how Waver learns nigh his servant'southward desire to conquer lands whenever interacting once more.[29] Sheathing Monster regarded their bail as "a companionship that's but heartwarming to watch."[xxx] Anime News Network listed Waver and Iskander as one of the "manliest bromances" with focus on their friendship.[31] He was also voted the third best chief from Fate/Zippo in a 2012 poll.[32]

In regards to Waver's role in the spin-off The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi II, Manga.Tokyo plant his personality appealing describing him equally "bolder" likewise as underdog. The reviewer also enjoyed the premise from the series in regards to how many jobs the older Waver has to work into.[33] Krestel Swift from The Fandom Post described the older Waver every bit "uncharacteristically suave hunk with seemingly neither awkwardness nor a sense of humor" and praised the series how the narrative of Lord El-Melloi Ii handles his growth ever since Fate/Nil due to his dissimilar personality.[34] Anime News Network described him as a funny character based on his reactions despite the series' night tone as the episodes often involve murder.[35] Despite criticism to the anime'south lack of closure, The Fandom Post enjoyed the handling of Waver'southward by persona during the dream sequence he has, as he reflects on his by when interacting with Iskander.[36] Anime News Network writers Theron Martin and Michelle Liu listed El-Melloi Two as the best anime graphic symbol of 2019 due to his style when dealing with enemies. Liu regarded him equally one of the all-time LGBTQ+ grapheme, something she institute that while information technology might come up across as controversial, both Waver's younger persona from Fate/Zero and Lord El-Melloi Ii was frequently commented by writers and him to have adult romantical feelings for Iskandar, something which Iskandar was famous in real life.[37] [38]

References [edit]

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  2. ^ Dodge, Lucien (November nine, 2017). "I reprise an onetime favorite in Fate/Apocrypha, at present with x,000x more grump". Twitter.
  3. ^ "@LucienDodge: Some of yous take been request nearly this for a while, and the fact that it'due south finally hither and marks a personal milestone has emotionally taken me a bit past surprise. I hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it". Twitter. October 3, 2020.
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  6. ^ Lord El-Melloi II'due south Case Files Textile Book- Characters: Lord El-Melloi II (Waver Velvet) p.29
  7. ^ "小説「ロード・エルメロイII世の事件簿」の続編『ロード・エルメロイII世の冒険』の製作が決定しました。". Blazon-Moon (via Twitter). December 29, 2019.
  8. ^ "TYPE-MOON BOOKS 新刊情報。『ロード・エルメロイII世の冒険 ane 神を喰らった男』を「12月25日(金)」に発売します。明日より順次取扱い店舗様での予約も開始されますので、よろしくお願いします。". Type-Moon (via Twitter). November 26, 2020.
  9. ^ Fate/Grand Order: Zhuge Liang (Lord El-Melloi II) Interlude - Heroic Spirit Possession
  10. ^ Fate/Grand Club: Zhuge Liang (Lord El-Melloi 2) Profile 3 - This Servant is neither El-Melloi 2 or Zhuge Liang. Both of their strengths fused together and enabled this servant to unleash powers he wasn't able to before. The idea patterns and emotions are based on the vessel, El-Melloi II.
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  12. ^ Fate/Nix Blu-ray Disc Box I, p.30
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