
Alias
Supreme Ruler, Incarnation of Roman Glory
Gender
Male
Height
168 cm
Weight
154 kg
Affiliation
Chaldea / Roman Heroic Spirits
Master
Various (Chaldea Master)
Moral nature
True Neutral
Voice Actor
Ryōtarō Okiayu
First Appearance
Fate/Grand Order
Appearances
Parameters
Skills
- Military Tactics (B): Genius-level command reflecting Gallic Wars and civil war campaigns.
- Charisma (C): Personal magnetism that rallied legions and Roman masses; in Fate somewhat undercut by his comedic self-image.
- Incitement (EX): Ability to inflame crowds and manipulate public opinion—Caesar as master of Roman political theater.
Noble Phantasms
- Crocea Mors · Anti-Unit (B+): Golden sword said to have been offered to Caesar by the gods; a lethal blade that embodies his fatal destiny and regal authority.
- Tusk of the Wild Boar · Anti-Unit (B): Manifestation of the Ides of March—twenty-three phantom stabs representing the conspirators' blows, a Noble Phantasm born from his assassination.
Personality
Charismatic, theatrical, and surprisingly jolly in FGO's depiction—Caesar presents himself as the ideal Roman yet jokes about his rotund figure. Beneath the humor lies ruthless political intelligence and absolute confidence in Roman destiny.
Story in Fate
Summoned as Saber in Fate/Grand Order, Caesar embodies the transition from Republic to Empire. His Noble Phantasms tie regal sword and assassination trauma together, while EX Incitement reflects the propaganda and crowd politics that made him dictator.
Relationships
- Cleopatra — Lover and political ally in history and Fate.
- Brutus — Adoptive son and leading assassin on the Ides of March.
- Nero Claudius — Successor figure of Imperial Rome in the Fate universe.
- Caligula — Descendant; another Roman Servant in FGO.
Trivia
- FGO's chubby design is a deliberate joke about 'ideal Caesar' versus historical middle-aged general.
- Luck EX references surviving countless battles and political traps until the Ides of March.
- Tusk of the Wild Boar NP counts twenty-three wounds from the assassination.