His third skill, Diatrekhōn Astēr Lonkhē B+, gives him a Target status for 1 turn, an NP gain buff for 3 turns, and an NP charge.
His second skill, Andreíos Amárantos B, gives him 2 hits of Invincibility and a defense buff for 3 turns. His first skill, Drómos Komḗtēs A+, buffs his Quick cards and critical damage for 3 turns. With his invincibility removed, Achilles was overwhelmed and killed by the enemy soldiers.Īchilles overwhelms his opponents with blazing speed and a multitude of Noble Phantasms at his disposal. This dishonorable act enraged the sun god Apollo, and when Achilles persisted despite his warnings, Apollo retaliated by aiding Paris- an enemy sharpshooter of the Trojan Army- in striking Achilles' weak point with a single arrow. Seeking revenge against Hektor for the death of his close friend Patroclus, Achilles attached Hektor's corpse to his chariot and dragged it around while slaughtering Trojans with reckless abandon. Regardless, this feature of his creation myth became widespread enough to get its own name: Achilles' Heel.Īchilles was killed after defeating his arch-enemy Hektor in a one-on-one duel upon the battleground. Another account states that Thetis bathed his body in divine fire, but Peleus demanded that a single spot be unaffected so Achilles could retain his humanity. A popular myth is that his mother bathed him as a newborn in the River Styx to grant him immortality, but was forced to hold his heel above water so that he was not washed away by the current. His only weakness was a single spot on the back of his heel that, when struck, removed his invincibility and immortality. Between all these traits and his deeds during the Trojan War, Achilles was venerated as close to the equal of a god. He was blessed with an invincible body that could not be wounded, incredible speed and skill, and a large collection of divine artifacts such as his spear and chariot. Born to the immortal sea goddess Thetis and the mortal ruler of the Myrmidons, King Peleus, Achilles was one of the strongest and most accomplished heroes in the Achaean army during the Trojan War. But not many can even get to my heel, no way! Don't forget I'm one of the fastest people of all time!"Īn invincible demigod and the main character of Homer's The Iliad. Yep, I'm the hero everyone knows for having his only weakness being his heel. "You just hit the Servant summoning jackpot! I'm Achilles, a Rider-class Servant.
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