Name: Lancer, Diarmuid Ua Duibhne
Origin: Fate/zero
Gender: Male
Classification: Heroic Spirit, Servant
Age: Unknown
Powers and Abilities: Super speed and strength; regeneration negation; anti-magic; magic resistance(B); regeneration (low); can turn into spirit form
Weaknesses: None
Destructive Capacity: Town level+ (His weapons deal conceptual damage)
Range: At least hundreds of meters while throwing his spear
Speed: Hypersonic+ (fought evenly with a full-powered Saber and even countered her charge)
Durability: Building level+; immune to conventional weapons
Lifting Strength: Superhuman (the pressure of his swings alone rends steel)
Striking Strength: Class TJ (Superior in strength to EMIYA)
Stamina: Can fight as long as he has mana
Standard Equipment: Gae Buidhe and Gae Dearg
Intelligence: Master of fighting with his twin lances. Expert tactician and has the Eye of the Mind.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- Gae Buidhe: This is the cursed spear that inflicts wounds that cannot be healed. The spear lowers the max HP limit, thus any healing magecraft or regeneration ability will only recover it to the point where it has received the injury. This cannot be dispelled, and canceling the curse requires destroying the spear or killing its owner, Diarmuid.
- Gae Dearg: This is the long spear that renders useless any magical defense. Any protection made of prana will be rendered ineffective, and any weapon magically enhanced struck by Gáe Dearg will be rendered useless. In effect, this is a perfect "anti-Noble Phantasm" spear that can be defended only by physical means. Still, a contract or curse already completed cannot be canceled.
- Mystic Face - The Love Spot: Diarmuid's special feature. Anyone from the opposite sex who looks on Lancer's face feels extreme affection towards him. It's unconscious and Lancer cannot deactivate this. Resistance to magic can prevent the charm but it's been said that any average woman would be swayed by a simple glance on his face. Due to past experiences Diarmuid considers this ability as a curse instead of a gift.
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