Circe

Significantly increase your NP Gauge 120%

Inflict Poison (3 turns) & decrease DEF 20% (3 turns) for all enemies

Increase C. Star Drop Rate 50% (3 turns) & remove Debuffs for all allies

Deal significant damage 1200% & inflict Pigify <Special Stun> (certain special enemies are immune) (1 turn) & decrease Critical Rate (3 turns) <effect increases with Overcharge> & remove ATK Buffs for a single enemy

The famed witch of temptation and decadence from Greek myth. An eternal maiden, love and jealousy come easily for her. She lovingly pampers her target. And her treatment of her treasured ones is the sweetest, forbidden honey. Just be careful what you call her...assuming you wish to remain human...

Height/Weight: 147cm, 39kg Origin: Greek Mythology Region: Europe Alignment: Chaotic-Balanced Sub-Attribute: Heaven Gender: Female The falcon wings are an article of clothing, but they are also a part of her body, connected to her magical circuits.

A famous witch who lived on the mythological island of Aeaea, Circe appears in Homer's epic, "The Odyssey." As a descendant of Hecate, she is the demigod of the moon and love. Being quite the science buff, she is well versed in mixing magical elixirs that can cause various effects and transformations. Circe has a penchant for extending a warm welcome to the human men who visited her island and entertaining them with feasts, but then turning them into lions, wolves, pigs, and other animals as soon as she grows weary of them. Her older brother is Aeëtes (Medea's father, the King of Colchis) and her younger sister is Pasiphaë (mother of Asterios, wife of King Minos of Crete).

『Metabole Piglets』 Rank: C NP Type: Anti-Personnel Forbidden Banquet of Chaos. A summoning Reality Marble. Circe unleashes her beloved piglets to trample the boorish men she invited to her lavish feast. It is a terrifying, pleasurable, rowdy, and fairly gut-busting magical banquet! Those who taste of its sweet ecstasy would gladly let themselves become her pet pigs.

Likes: Flawed human men who rely on her. To serve kykeon, a barley drink. Dislikes: When men get tired of her, and being completely protected by others. She cut off the gorgeous hair that even Homer praised for its beauty after her heart was broken.

Circe was approached by the sea god Glaucus for romantic advice, but fell in love with him herself. After he rejected her, Circe transformed his love Scylla into a monster in a fit of jealousy. Scylla later ate six of Odysseus's crew. The hero Odysseus stopped by the island of Aeaea on his way home and was offered a poisoned barley drink, but he managed to break free of her magic with the divine protection of Hermes. This impressed Circe, and when it was time for Odysseus to leave the island, she gave him helpful advice to avoid trouble on his journey.

Her wish upon the grail is for the hero to return and visit Aeaea once more. Ultimately, she wants to tell him the words she couldn't bring herself to say to him in person... That is all.