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Cleopatra

Cleopatra VII Philopator · Assassin

Alias

Last Pharaoh, Queen of the Nile

Gender

Female

Height

171 cm

Weight

58 kg

Affiliation

Chaldea / Egyptian Heroic Spirits

Master

Various (Chaldea Master)

Moral nature

Lawful Neutral

Voice Actor

Rie Kugimiya

First Appearance

Fate/Grand Order

Appearances

Fate/Grand Order

Parameters

StrengthD
EnduranceD
AgilityB
ManaE
LuckA
NP RankA

Skills

  • Imperial Privilege (A): As pharaoh, Cleopatra can claim skills she logically should possess as ruler of Egypt—combat, leadership, or divine authority.
  • Golden Rule (B): Wealth flows to the queen; reflects Ptolemaic treasury control and Roman patronage.
  • Divinity (D): Descended from Ptolemaic divine kingship tradition; Cleopatra presented herself as living Isis.

Noble Phantasms

  • Uraeus Astrape · Anti-Army (A): The sacred uraeus cobra of pharaonic crowns unleashes divine lightning—the wrath of a god-king upon those who defy Egypt.

Personality

Regal, seductive, and fiercely proud of Egypt's dignity. Cleopatra in FGO presents herself as a divine queen who loves opulently and rules absolutely, yet carries melancholy for the end of the pharaonic age.

Story in Fate

Summoned as Assassin in Fate/Grand Order, Cleopatra embodies the last pharaoh who tried to preserve Hellenistic Egypt through Roman alliances. Her Noble Phantasm channels uraeus divine authority, and her bond lines explore love with Caesar and Antony as both political and personal tragedy.

Relationships

  • Julius Caesar — Lover and ally; father of Caesarion.
  • Mark Antony — Partner in the East; died together at Actium's aftermath.
  • Octavian (Augustus) — Victor who ended her reign.
  • Iskandar — Historical admiration for Alexander's legacy echoed in Ptolemaic ideology.

Trivia

  • FGO emphasizes snake imagery and Isis regalia in her design.
  • Assassin class reflects political elimination and royal secrecy more than stealth killing.
  • She speaks of beauty and wealth as weapons of statecraft.