List of Fate/Samurai Remnant characters

Hikaru Sakurai and Yūichirou Higashide wrote the story for Fate/Samurai Remnant, while also reviewing proposed character ideas with other writers.^[1]

Wataru designed the Masters to fit into the worldview of the Edo period.^[2] The development team wanted Iori to look like someone from Edo, Japan.^[2] Wataru expressed that Saber's character design was also challenging.^[2]

Miyamoto Iori (宮本 伊織, Miyamoto Iori)

Voiced by: Kengo Kawanishi^[3]

As a child, Iori was saved by a sword saint from the Yagorou Gang and adopted by Musashi, who trained Iori in Niten Ichiryu. Before he died, he realized that Iori had been "born in the wrong era". After Musashi's death, Iori was taken in by Sasaki Kojirou, who would teach Iori the Hidden Sword: Soaring Swallow Reversal technique.

Saber (セイバー, Seibā) – Yamato Takeru (ヤマトタケル, Yamato Takeru)

Voiced by: Hibiku Yamamura^[3]

The Saber-class servant of Iori. Their True Name is Yamato Takeru.

Saber is the final antagonist of the Entreat the Darkness route, having become unable to sympathize with the reason of Iori's wish of keeping the Waxing Moon's Vessel intact for the sake of upheaving swordsmanship excellence.

Zheng Chenggong (鄭成功, Tei Seikō)

Voiced by: Tomoaki Maeno^[3]

Archer's Master. Also known as Koxinga (国姓爺, Kokuseiya), who is highly respected by the Longwu Emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty. He is the son of a Min.

Both a military commander and a Magus. Courtesy name Mingyan, art name Damu, he was a child of mixed blood born to the Chinese Zheng Zhilong and Japanese Tagawa Matsu. Because his family helped raise Zhu Yujian, the Prince of Tang, to the throne of Emperor of Southern Ming, he was given the imperial surname "Zhu" and thereafter referred to as Koxinga, meaning "Lord of the Imperial Surname."

During the events of the game, he forms an alliance with Iori and Saber in order to eliminate the problematic Assassin from the Waxing Moon Ritual. After Tsuchimikado corrupts Archer, Zheng ultimately asks Iori and Saber to mercifully take Archer out before anymore of Akasaka can be massacred. Although Zheng was expected to drop out of the competition afterwards, his desire to save his homeland from war prompted him to become Caster's new master after Tsuchimikado's death. He becomes the secondary final antagonist in the A Ray of Light route where he ushers Caster into stealing the Waxing Moon's Vessel from Iori.

Archer (アーチャー, Āchā) – Zhou Yu (周瑜, Shū Yu)

Voiced by: Kensho Ono

The Archer-class servant of Zheng Chenggong whose true name is Zhou Yu, a general from China's Eastern Han dynasty. This iteration of Zhou Yu is a mix between the one from proper history and the fictionalized version as depicted in the story Romance of the Three Kingdoms, though Zhou Yu's personality resembles the one from proper history more. As such, he believes his Archer abilities associated with the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are a bit overpowered and given to him for no reason, though he doesn't reject them and uses them to his advantage during the Waxing Moon Ritual.

Chiemon (地右衛門, Chiemon)

Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto^[3]

Lancer's Master. Chiemon is a survivor of the Shimabara Rebellion led by Amakusa Shirou Tokisada. Despite being a survivor of Shimabara, Chiemon is not a soldier in the rebellion. He was far too young to fight, being only a young child at the time. He saw his mother be captured by soldiers while his father was viciously struck down trying to protect him. Afterward he was taught Magecraft by Mori Souiken.

He and Iori were the final two contenders of the Waxing Moon during the A Ray of Light route. He is the final antagonist of the Flames of Resentment route, having merged himself with the Waxing Moon's Vessel to become the Waxing Moon Monster. In the Entreat the Darkness route, Chiemon is able to use Jeanne's true Noble Phantasm, the suicide attack La Pucelle, killing himself and Caster, which results in Lancer's disappearance as well.

Lancer (ランサー, Ransā) – Jeanne d'Arc (ジャンヌ・ダルク, Jan'nu Daruku)

Voiced by: Maaya Sakamoto^[3]

Yui Shousetsu (由井正雪, Yui Shōsetsu)

Voiced by: Mutsumi Tamura^[3]

Rider's Master. Yui Shousetsu is a fierce, young warrior with tied-back hair. Because Iori had become a Master, Shousetsu thought it best to eliminate him at once, but instead departed with Rider upon judging that Iori's life was not worth taking because he knew nothing of the Waxing Moon Ritual.

Shousetsu is actually a homunculus, a man-made being of inborn innocence created as a result of Mori Souiken's forays into Western magecraft. Unable to accept the iniquitous nature of the world of man, she chose to join the Ritual in order to right those wrongs.

Rider (ライダー, Raidā) – Ushi Gozen (丑御前, Ushi Gozen)

Voiced by: Haruka Tomatsu

Though initially tricking her master into believing her to be Minamoto-no-Raikou, her True Name, which she kept hidden even from Shousetsu, was Ushi Gozen – the terror of the Heian period who was said to have been killed by Minamoto-no-Raikou.

Tsuchimikado Yasuhiro (土御門泰広)

Voiced by: Satoshi Mikami

He is the current head of the Tsuchimikado house and an onmyouji descended from Abe-no-Seimei. According to Yui Shousetsu, he organized the Waxing Moon Ritual and presides over it as an observer, but secretly was also a participant in it, holding Command Spells as Caster's Master. Referring to the Waxing Moon as the "omnipotent wish granter," he curried favor with the Shogun's council of elders to earn their endorsement of his using the whole of Edo as the stage of the Ritual. The particulars of what this entailed, however, are unknown.

Caster (キャスター, Kyasutā) – Hieda-no-Are (稗田阿礼)

Voiced by: Anri Katsu

He is the final antagonist of the A Ray of Light route, having used the Vessel and his master-ship with Zheng to summon the demigod Yasomagatsuhi.

Dorothea Coyett (ドロテア・コイエット, Dorotea Koietto)

Voiced by: Aya Hirano^[3]

Assassin's Master. She is the daughter of Fredrick Coyett, and is a Magus who belongs to the Clock Tower. While she is set to inherit the magical affairs of her family, her brother is supposed to inherit the business front.

In the Snake route where Iori and Saber elect to pursue Assassin during the events of Chapter 4, Dorothea is a survivor of the Waxing Moon Ritual. However in the Rat route where Iori and Saber decide to pursue Tsuchimikado instead, Dorothea and Assassin both kill each other.

Assassin (アサシン, Asashin) – Kouga Saburo (甲賀三郎, Kōga Saburō)

Voiced by: Hideo Ishikawa

The Assassin-class servant of Dorothea.

Takao Dayu (高尾太夫, Takao Dayū)

Voiced by: Ami Koshimizu^[3]

Berserker's Master.

Learning of the Waxing Moon Ritual, Dayu concluded that she could use the wish to help the people of the Edo slums. With this in mind, she approached Tsuchimikado Yasuhiro and requested to be allowed to participate despite having no magical ability. Yasuhiro agreed to her request, making it conditional to her acting as his subordinate, and grants her Command Spells.

Berserker (バーサーカー, Bāsākā) – Miyamoto Musashi (宮本武蔵)

Voiced by: Ayane Sakura^[3]

The Berserker-class servant of Takao Dayu whose true name is Miyamoto Musashi, which is a shortened form of Shinmen Musashi-no-Kami Fujiwara-no-Harunobu (新免武蔵守藤原玄信). She is the founder of the Niten Ichiryu swordstyle and a parallel world version of the same Miyamoto Musashi who trained Iori. As opposed to her male counterpart, she comes from a world where she was born a woman, though her sharp swordsmanship and wild nature is just as how Iori remembers.

Unlike the other servants who have no memory of being summoned on previous (or future) occasions, this Musashi retains her memories as a Saber-class servant from the continuity established in Fate/Grand Order. From her perspective, the game occurs after Chapter 1.5: Epic of Remnant and before the events of the Olympus Lostbelt.

Rogue Saber (逸れのセイバー, Hagure no Seibā) – Kiso Yoshinaka (木曾義仲)

Voiced by: Tōru Sakurai

The hero who defeated the Taira clan's forces at the Battle of Kurikara and the conqueror of the Hokuriku region. He did well in climbing the ranks, even being asked by the former emperor to guard the capital, but was ultimately defeated by Minamoto Noriyori and Minamoto Yoshitsune, who were under orders from their brother, Minamoto Yoritomo. After fighting in countless battles with his wife, Tomoe Gozen, but his side, he had her removed from his forces at the end so that she might survive, and he then died at the Battle of Awazu.

Tomoe Gozen had ogre blood in her veins, though not the savage kind. Rather, she was descended from good ogres who revered peace and harmony. It was precisely because of his love for his wife's good nature that he detested and sought to slay the "Evil Ogre" who was operating from the shadows in Edo.

Rogue Archer (逸れのアーチャー, Hagure no Āchā) – Arjuna (アルジュナ, Arujuna)

Voiced by: Nobunaga Shimazaki

The great hero written about in the ancient Indian epic poem known as the Mahabharata. He was an archer of unparalleled skill, who received the divine bow Gandiva from the fire god Agni, and used this to leave his mark on the battlefield.

Rogue Lancer (逸れのランサー, Hagure no Ransā) – Cú Chulainn (クー・フーリン, Kū Fūrin)^[4]

Voiced by: Nobutoshi Canna

A great hero in Celtic mythology and wielder of the magical spear Gáe Bolg, which boasts frightening power and accuracy. He asked Iori and Saber for a serious bout, and he seemed satisfied with the result. After revealing his True Name, he promised his total cooperation and assistance going forward.

Rogue Rider (逸れのライダー, Hagure no Raidā) – Tamamo Aria (タマモアリア)^[4]

Voiced by: Chiwa Saitō

A Rogue Servant bound to Ueno who calls herself Tamamo Aria. It would seem her delicate charm and quirky mannerisms have captured the hearts of many men in town. She claims to be in search of "the most beautiful thing." She is an Alter Ego formed from one of Tamamo no Mae's eight discarded tails, having retained divine status and manifested as an independent Heroic Spirit.

Rogue Caster (逸れのキャスター, Hagure no Kyasutā) – Circe (キルケー, Kirukē)^[5]

Voiced by: Himika Akaneya

The Falcon Witch featured in Western myths from areas around the Mediterranean Sea. According to a certain poet, though she greeted a group of sailors who landed on her island with a smile, she turned those who ate the porridge she offered them into beasts with a wave of her wand...but that's a story for another day!

Rogue Assassin (逸れのアサシン, Hagure no Asashin) – Li Shuwen (李書文, Ri Shobun)^[5]

Voiced by: Yasui Kunihiko

The legendary master of the martial art Bajiquan who lived in a time several hundreds of years after the Waxing Moon Ritual. During matches he fought in his former life, no matter how small the blow he managed to land on his opponent, they would wind up dead. This led to him being heralded as a martial artist who never had to strike the same man twice. He is summoned in his older years compared to the younger Li Shuwen in Fate/Extra.

Rogue Berserker (逸れのバーサーカー, Hagure no Bāsākā) – Samson (サムソン, Samuson)

Voiced by: Daisuke Endo

The hero of Israel spoken of in the Old Testament. He was the redoubtable judge who slayed lions and felled opponents in droves. Consecrated at birth, he would remain invincible so long as he never drank alcohol or cut his hair. And yet, after revealing the secret of his invulnerability to his love Delilah, he was betrayed. When Samson laid eyes on Takao Dayu for the first time, he was immediately taken with her. For him, she bore the same presence as the person he loved, resented, and longed to forgive.

Rogue Ruler (逸れのルーラー, Hagure no Rūrā) – Gilgamesh (ギルガメッシュ, Girugamesshu)

Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki

The King of Heroes who appeared in several other stories in the Fate franchise, now appears as a Ruler-class Servant, the arbiter of the Waxing Moon Ritual. Known only as Boss (若旦那, Wakadanna; "young master"), the proprietor of the textile wholesaler Babiloni-ya (巴比倫式屋), he casually alludes to his regal station without the slightest slip in his arrogant attitude. He has no interest whatsoever in pursuing the Waxing Moon, preferring instead to devote his time to collecting rare items and making candy. Perhaps this is why so many children in Asakusa have grown so fond of him. After Iori and Saber rescued one of those cherished children, he praised their efforts and enlisted them as royal servants.

Rogue Ruler (逸れのルーラー, Hagure no Rūrā) – Ibuki-douji (伊吹童子) / Yamata no Orochi (八岐大蛇)

Voiced by: Aoi Yuki

A Rogue Ruler-class servant previously sealed away by Gilgamesh, she appears exclusively in the game's first DLC. Unlike her Saber-class incarnation from Fate/Grand Order, she uses a different variation of her Noble Phantasm due to her past being inherently tied with Yamato Takeru's, her being which Takeru retrieved his famous sword from, ultimately realizing that her weapon was not the divine sword she believed it to be in this world.

Rogue Saber (逸れのセイバー, Hagure no Seibā) – Yagyū Munenori (柳生 宗矩)

Voiced by: Chikahiro Kobayashi

A Rogue Saber-class servant and a master swordsman. Having died five days prior to the events the second DLC, he was summoned to the streets of Edo in light of a series of night-time murders in the city committed by the rumored Tsujigiri, where he assists Iori in investigating. This version is a younger iteration of the character as seen in Fate/Grand Order.

Rogue Rider (逸れのライダー, Hagure no Raidā) – Zhao Yun (趙雲)

Voiced by: Yohei Azakami

A Rogue Rider-class servant and a hero from the Three Kingdoms period. In the events of the third and final DLC, he arrives in Akasaka to search for his "young prince", who was kidnapped by a bird monster.

Rogue Berserker (逸れのバーサーカー, Hagure no Bāsākā) – Kishimojin (鬼子母神)

Voiced by: Kaori Nazuka

A Rogue Berserker-class servant summoned during the disturbance that occurs at Asakusa during the events of the third DLC.

Ogasawara Kaya (小笠原カヤ)

Voiced by: Misaki Kuno^[3]

Miyamoto Iori's younger foster sister. After Miyamoto Musashi's death, she was adopted by the Ogasawara family. Worried about her brother, she often stays at his house in Asakusa to look after him.

Ototachibana-hime (オトタチバナヒメ)

Voiced by: Misaki Kuno

A woman with an ethereal smile of mercy who looks just like Ogasawara Kaya. She healed Iori of his fever after he had been contaminated with Assassin's poison. She is Yamato Takeru's bride in life, Ototachibana-hime. Due to the unusual nature of the summoning, the fifteenth Servant materialized not by herself but by possessing Kaya. Through Kaya's eyes, she watched over Saber's struggles during the Ritual. Kaya herself, however, seems to be unaware of the other woman lurking within her.