Robin Hood

Appearances

Parameters

Skills

• Independent Action (A): Operates without constant Master backup—fitting a forest outlaw who lives off the land.
• Magic Resistance (D): Low resistance; relies on stealth and traps more than anti-mage armor.
• Sabotage (A): Expert in poison, traps, and unfair advantages—Robin fights as a guerrilla, not a tournament knight.
• May King (A): Forest-king blessing tied to greenwood fertility and outlaw charisma.

Noble Phantasms

• Yew Bow · Anti-Unit (D): A yew bow that amplifies poison and death concepts—arrows carrying toxin and 'death of the forest's enemy,' especially lethal against those already marked by his traps.

Personality

Cynical, dry-humored, and reluctant to play the sparkling hero. Fate's Robin Hood is a composite 'no-face' archer—one of many men who wore the hood—preferring dirty tricks to glory. Kind beneath the sarcasm, especially toward the weak, but allergic to naïve justice speeches.

Story in Fate

Archer of Fate/Extra serving Dan Blackmore in the Moon Cell Holy Grail War, Robin Hood uses poison arrows, landmines of the forest, and Yew Bow. Extra Last Encore adapts his conflict; Fate/Grand Order summons him as a pragmatic greenwood Assassin-in-spirit within the Archer class—anonymous hero of the oppressed.

Relationships

• Dan Blackmore — Extra Master; aging knightly Master contrasting Robin's pragmatism.
• Sheriff of Nottingham (legend) — Eternal opposing role in the ballads.
• Maid Marian / Merry Men (legend) — Folkloric companions not always present as Servants.
• Other 'faceless' heroes — Kinship with composite legendary identities.

Trivia

• Yew wood was historically prized for English longbows—NP naming is apt.
• Voiced by Kosuke Toriumi with weary sarcasm.
• Sabotage skill formalizes his preference for poison and traps over fair duels.
• Fate stresses he is a conglomerate of outlaw tales, not one verified man.