FATE: EUROPA!

Leonardo da Vinci appears as a petite (≈160 cm), youthful woman styled after the Mona Lisa, reflecting her idealized beauty. She wears a cherubic brown dress trimmed with artisan embroidery, her dark hair styled softly around a serene face. She carries a sketchbook and painter’s tools in a tiny satchel, her posture relaxed yet brimming with intellectual energy. Despite her girlish appearance, she exudes the aura of a polymath who has mastered worlds of craft and invention.

Leonardo is cheerful, intellectually voracious, and supportive. She combines childlike wonder with sage guidance—deeply curious about fields from astronomy to anatomy. Though she takes money as a humorous quirk, her real devotion is to creation and discovery. She is inherently kind and patient, seeing potential in others and guiding them rather than commanding. She also disdains destruction without purpose: she creates to uplift, not demolish. True to her teacher role, Leonardo treats her Master as a pupil—offering instruction, protection, and encouragement. She is patient and nurturing, but will be firm if she sees their potential wasted. She becomes genuinely excited when the Master pursues research, innovation, or justice. If the Master treats her merely as a tool, she distances herself emotionally, and may withdraw support. She stands amid tools and canvases even during combat, occasionally pausing to admire inventive detail even as spells and mechanisms whirl around.

Summoned as Caster, Leonardo represents the quintessence of human ingenuity. She wields minimal conventional magecraft but creates through Territory Creation—her workshop becomes a domain of art and science. Her Noble Phantasm, Uomo Universale – “Renaissance of All”, manifests inventions, masterpieces, and blueprints that bolster allies’ magical and physical capabilities across the battlefield. Her Grail wish is to become the vessel of human progress itself, forever preserving the creativity that shapes history—forging a world where ideas endure beyond mortality and limitations.