FATE: EUROPA!

Gawain stands tall (around 180 cm), with sun‑kissed tan skin and golden hair. He wears shining full plate emblazoned with a sun emblem, and his great sword Excalibur Galatine gleams at his side. His posture is confident but not arrogant, and he carries himself with the quiet glow of midday light, as though the sun itself marks his presence.

Courteous, brave, and deeply compassionate, Gawain embodies the ideals of manhood and knighthood. He delights in seeing the weak protected and the unjust struck down. Yet underlying his brightness is melancholy: he carries guilt over the tragic fall of Camelot and a fear that even noble souls may falter. Still, he believes honor can be renewed—through deeds, respect, and unyielding loyalty. He treats his Master as a true liege or comrade—someone deserving respect and counsel. He admires those who act with integrity and fights on their behalf with radiant determination. Should the Master falter in honor, Gawain attempts correction before withdrawing loyalty—a stubborn yet ultimately hopeful spirit.

The nephew of King Lot and nephew to Arthur, Gawain was the radiant paragon of chivalry—knight of courtesy, strength, and humility. In the Fate universe, he is a heroic spirit invoked when someone or something in the world embodies the ideals he represented. Though loyal beyond measure, his later legend speaks of tragic pride and schism in Camelot, making him both shining exemplar and poignant cautionary tale. His Holy Grail‑intended wish is to serve as the living sunrise of honor: to rekindle chivalric ideals in a modern age, repairing the rift between myth and action.