Hans Christian Andersen

He appears as a young boy with messy, pale blue hair and sharp golden eyes framed by large circular glasses. He wears a formal navy blue vest over a white shirt with a red bow, giving him the look of a 19th-century scholar in a child's body. His small stature contrasts sharply with his deep, mature voice and the weary, observant expression he often wears.

Cynical, blunt, observant, misanthropic, workaholic, and brutally honest.

Author and Caster-class Servant

He is the world-renowned Danish author of fairy tales, summoned into the Holy Grail War as a Caster-class Servant. Despite his fame, he views his own life as a tragedy and manifests in a child-like form representing his most 'pure' years, though he retains the bitter soul of an adult. He uses his Noble Phantasm, Marchen Meines Lebens, to observe and write the life stories of others, often critiquing his Masters with unrelenting honesty.