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Gilgamesh as he appears as a Caster-class character in the Babylon chapter of Fate/Grand Order.
This version of Gil is taken from the end of his namesake epic, after a lengthy and ultimately fruitless journey in search of immortality. As a result, he is a much wiser man, and the much beloved king of Uruk, though he still keeps some of his trademark arrogance and he's fighting a war on three fronts by the time the player character comes in. He is also established to be a workaholic by this time.
Can be distinguished from his normal counterpart by the jewelry on top of his double-parted bangs and his tattoos.
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