: Gilgamesh is forced to retreat by his Master, and Berserker turns his mindless rage toward Saber. Lancer’s Master, Kayneth, uses a Command Spell to force Lancer to help Berserker kill Saber, violating Lancer’s code of honor.
: The duel between Saber (King Arthur) and Lancer (Diarmuid Ua Duibhne) is interrupted by the boisterous Rider (Alexander the Great), who arrives in a thunderous chariot. Rider shocks everyone by inviting both Saber and Lancer to join his army rather than fight him. Both proudly refuse, citing their own honor and status as kings and knights.
: As tensions peak, a dark, knight-like figure engulfed in black haze— Berserker (Lancelot)—appears. Gilgamesh attacks him with his "Gate of Babylon," but Berserker reveals a terrifying ability: anything he touches becomes his own weapon (Noble Phantasm). He catches Gilgamesh's legendary swords mid-air and uses them to deflect further attacks.
: Gilgamesh is forced to retreat by his Master, and Berserker turns his mindless rage toward Saber. Lancer’s Master, Kayneth, uses a Command Spell to force Lancer to help Berserker kill Saber, violating Lancer’s code of honor.
: The duel between Saber (King Arthur) and Lancer (Diarmuid Ua Duibhne) is interrupted by the boisterous Rider (Alexander the Great), who arrives in a thunderous chariot. Rider shocks everyone by inviting both Saber and Lancer to join his army rather than fight him. Both proudly refuse, citing their own honor and status as kings and knights. fate_zero_2012_005.mp4
: As tensions peak, a dark, knight-like figure engulfed in black haze— Berserker (Lancelot)—appears. Gilgamesh attacks him with his "Gate of Babylon," but Berserker reveals a terrifying ability: anything he touches becomes his own weapon (Noble Phantasm). He catches Gilgamesh's legendary swords mid-air and uses them to deflect further attacks. : Gilgamesh is forced to retreat by his