As such, she attended the execution unarmed and unarmored, stating she wasn't there of her free will. When Lancelot's affair with Guinevere was exposed however and Agravain was killed, Gareth was forced to attend Guinevere's execution, unable to defy her king by refusing to attend, but also unable to bear the thought of having to fight her idol should he mount a rescue.
They highlight her cheerful, optimistic personality and how she's the youngest of the Knights of the Round Table.
Blush Sticker: Permanent ones, as seen on her dialogue sprite in the 2018 Servant Summer Festival.Bling of War: Her armor is extremely shiny and blinged out.Her Lostbelt self's final battle in Londinium uses a unique expression sheet, showing her bleeding face and her battered armour.Given how cute she is as a playable Servant and during ServaFes, one can only imagine what this must've looked like. The mental weight of her actions had led to serious disfigurement of her usually-gorgeous hands and the toll of not sleeping in such a long time was obvious on her face by the time she chose to sacrifice herself. Thoroughly averted for the poor Gareth summoned into the Camelot Singularity.6: Avalon le Fae" which buffs her Battle Continuation to The Wolf that Never Sleeps, which doubles the recovery effect of the Guts while boosting her Crit Damage for three turns by 30~50% and giving her 10~20 Critical Stars upon activation. Balance Buff: Received a Rank Up Quest during the release "Lostbelt No.The Baby of the Bunch: Her profile points out that she was one of the youngest and most inexperienced members of the Round Table, and everyone tended to dote on her for both her earnest nature and her dedication to becoming a great knight like her siblings and comrades.She even admits Lancelot is her model of an ideal knight. Ascended Fanboy: Gareth's My Room lines reveal that she was originally Lancelot's squire before he and Altria gave her a chance to become a Knight of the Round Table with her idol.Prepared properly, it can work as a single-target counterpart to, of all things, Altria's Rhongomyniad (as described above). Armor-Piercing Attack: Her Noble Phantasm ignores invincibility.Upon wielding her lance, īra lupus, however, she becomes a monster on the battlefield, Altria even comparing her to a "rampaging wolf". The two darker strands of hair on her head bring to mind dog ears, and she is described as akin to a puppy, cute and loyal. She is eventually revealed to be the successor to Ainsel as the chief of the Mirror Clan fairies and subsequently dies to fulfill the condition for the Mirror Clan's bell of pilgrimage to exist so Altria Caster can ring it. Alternate Self: The Gareth who appears in Lostbelt 6 is a resident of that world.It wouldn't be until 2019 that she finally had a profile published in the game. All There in the Manual: A good bit of the early information about her came from the "Camelot Zero" prologue Nasu posted on his blog and from the Garden of Avalon novella & drama CD.
Adaptational Nationality: From Scottish to French along with most of her siblings.6: Fairy Round Table Domain, Avalon le Fae". Her first main story appearance happens in "Lostbelt No. She has a brief cameo in the Summer Three event, and is mentioned in the Camelot Singularity as having been summoned by the Lion King before dying in battle against the Fake Richard the Lionheart. Gareth makes her appearance during the game's fourth anniversary as a Lancer. Her death led to the fracturing of the Knights of the Round Table, and later the reason Gawain refuses to allow Lancelot to join in the Battle of Camlann. Unfortunately, Lancelot, in a blind rage, slew her to reach Guinevere. A loyal follower of both her king Altria, and her hero Lancelot, Gareth was one of the knights assigned to protect Lady Guinevere after her affair with Lancelot went public. One of the Knights of the Round Table, and the second-youngest of the "Orkney siblings".
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