Beowulf

Increase ATK 30% (1 turn) & increase NP Strength 20% (1 turn) for yourself

Increase C. Star Gather Rate 5000% (1 turn) & Critical Strength 50% (1 turn) + Gain a large amount of C. Stars for yourself

Apply Guts (1 time, 4 turns) & increase Critical Strength 50% (3 turns) & apply Special Attack [Dragon] 50% (3 turns) & apply Special Attack [Giant] 50% (3 turns) for yourself

Apply Sure Hit for yourself (1 turn) + Deal significant damage 1100% & decrease Critical Rate (3 turns) <effect increases with Overcharge> for a single enemy

Beowulf is the protagonist of "Beowulf," the oldest poem in English literature. This story is set in what is currently the area between southern Sweden and Denmark.

Height/Weight: 186cm, 81kg Origin: Beowulf Region: Northern Europe Alignment: Chaotic-Good Sub-Attribute: Earth Gender: Male He lost the merits and demerits of Madness Enhancement, and is able to communicate through proper speech.

Madness Enhancement: E- This hero's True Name is the origin of the word "berserk." He is rational, and able to carry on a high-level conversation. Only a small part of his violent tendencies remain, but this doesn't affect his status.

His story is told in two parts: in Part One, Beowulf and his 15 men drive out the giant Grendel, while in Part Two, the aged Beowulf is depicted fighting to the death with a dragon fifty years after Part One.

The dragon in Beowulf's tale is said to have hoarded treasure, and breathe fire... This could be considered the model for dragons appearing in today's fantasy novels. The two swords he wields are said to be demonic in nature, but they are not his true power.

Some scholars propose that the name Beowulf actually came from "Bee-wulf," which means a bee-hunting wolf, synonym for bear. According to literature, Beowulf's name may share the same origin as the Norse berserkers, as the word berserker is literally rendered as "bear-coats" in Old Norse. Wearing bear coats, Norse berserkers ravaged the battlefields with their ferocity, while Beowulf tore Grendel's arm into pieces with his bare hands like a savage bear. Even in his older days, the wise Beowulf slayed the evil dragon while maintaining his sanity. A Berserker that kept the ferocity of his younger days and the wisdom of his older days. That's the kind of Servant Beowulf is.

Since the Beowulf summoned here is at his prime, he's a battle freak to his core. He wants to "communicate through fists" with Achilles and Heracles.