Leonardo da Vinci (Ruler)

Increase Quick 20% (3 turns) & Arts 20% (3 turns) & Buster 20% (3 turns) Card effectiveness for one ally

Increase NP Gauge 20% & NP Gain 30% (3 turns) for one ally

Increase NP Strength 20% (3 turns) & increase NP Charge by 1 level when using Noble Phantasm (1 turn) for all allies + Decrease Critical Rate 20% (3 turns) for all enemies

Increase NP Strength (1 turn) <effect increases with Overcharge> for yourself + Deal significant damage 1000% to a single enemy + Different effects will be activated depending on the random bullet color <[Green] Gain a large amount of C. Stars, [Blue] Increase NP Gauge for all allies, [Red] Increase ATK (3 turns) for all allies>

Adventure's in the air this summer! And with that prediction, Da Vinci in her young girl form obtained a swimsuit Spirit Origin. She has researched and pored over countless past event records, and now she is ready to enjoy this excursion to the fullest.

Height/Weight: 144cm, 36.5kg Origin: History, Fate/Grand Order Region: 2019 Antarctica Alignment: Lawful-Summer Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Young Girl-Type Her True Name is Gran Cavallo (after the large horse sculpture Leonardo never completed).

Though she may have a swimsuit Spirit Origin now, she's still the same young girl-type Da Vinci she always was. Although her class has changed from Rider to Ruler, her personality seems to be unchanged. That said, she does seem more curious than usual, and she has to hold herself back from running around excitedly wherever she goes, though that may just be because she's in a Singularity. And who can blame her, since she finally has the chance to experience something she's so far only been able to observe from the sidelines? Da Vinci had almost started to ask Master to tell her all about the latest adventure, as she always does, but then, she remembered that she would get to experience it herself this time, and flashed an embarrassed, but happy smile.

Dreaming Machine: A A series of support-type dinosaur mecha Da Vinci gave up sleep to develop. Each one has its own unique (though admittedly simple) AI that gives them a degree of autonomy, and they all move just as you'd expect dinosaurs to move. Triceratops: Fiamma (Italian for "flame") Futabasaurus: Mare (Italian for "ocean") Archaeopteryx: Vento (Italian for "wind") Treasure Checker: B A treasure-tracking skill Da Vinci gained for her very first treasure hunt. While it's normally meant to detect gold, silver, and other similar ores, in battle, it also serves as a form of active sonar. Shining at Twilight: EX Every adventure has to end sometime. Once the Singularity disappears, it will be as though the adventure never happened. But, no matter how strong the twilight may have been, there was always something bright shining. Although this skill may resemble Dream Upon the Star, it has very different effects.

『Dinosaur Summer Goodbye』 Rank: A NP Type: Anti-Personnel Range: 1 - 10 Maximum Targets: 1 Unforgettable Summer Vacation, Dream Of White. Da Vinci transforms her mecha dinosaurs into bullets and fires them with her trusty magical pistol. Each mecha dinosaur "round" has different effects. Although older Mystics are usually stronger, Da Vinci's mecha dinosaurs fall into the cutting-edge category, so unfortunately, their Mystic power is somewhat lacking. Fortunately, Da Vinci's ingenuity is more than enough to compensate for this particular shortcoming.

Looking at the records of minute Singularities is one of the few ways Da Vinci is able to entertain herself. "What in the world happened here?" "How did such a crazy Singularity even exist?" She would think about how the Servants who were trapped there must have felt, or laugh at seeing her predecessor's complaining in the accompanying records, even though she knew she shouldn't. Though Da Vinci had always admired Singularities, she never thought she would get to experience one herself. That she finally has a chance to do so feels like nothing short of a miracle, and she plans to make the most of it in every way she can.

Leonardo da Vinci and Christopher Columbus. Though these two lived during the same period, there is no historical evidence of them ever having met. The child a young Da Vinci spoke to about her dreams probably went by a different name, and the same is most likely true for the child to whom a young Columbus confided his dreams. Regardless, the two children set off on different paths, each determined to make their respective dream come true. It was a promise made just as the sun was setting. Two children talking about their dreams, though whether it actually happened is anyone's guess. Of course, it has nothing to do with her.