Origami

Biodata

Power Progression

Appearance

• Hair and eyes: Short silver hair and blue eyes, also described as ice-blue 176 200 212.
• Normal Astral Dress: Astral Dress: Number One, a pure-white, wedding-style outfit with a crown-shaped ring 164 204.
• Floating armaments: Ten wing-shaped cannons, appearing golden or white in different scenes while initially firing black energy 167 178.
• Alice equipment: Segmented armor over her shoulders, arms, and lower legs, with pale-blue lines and double-layered translucent armored skirts 178.
• Inverse appearance: Her dress, crown-shaped ring, and wings darken after her Spirit Core is severed; she returns to white attire after the dragon incident 204 205 214.
• Casual clothing: Wears an oversized white hoodie while receiving the Clock Tower visitors at her base 200.

Personality

Origami usually speaks softly and shows little outward emotion. Her bluntness can make conversations awkward: she directly asks Hansa Cervantes whether he is human and dismisses most rival participants as unimpressive. Despite her expressionlessness, Tiné finds her unexpectedly easy to get along with 165 175 201 214.

She is protective without being comfortable with overt affection or reverence. She repeatedly asks Tiné to stop kneeling, takes precautions against attacks on her Master, and gently comforts her after their reunion. Her commitment to Tiné’s people is reciprocal: she explains that she will help them because they have treated her well 165 176 200 214.

Origami enjoys fighting and is confident enough to treat opening attacks as greetings, but she is not wholly careless. She recognizes Sajyou Manaka as a serious threat, considers whether Richard might possess weapons capable of bypassing Atheism, and checks for ordinary residents before unleashing wide-area attacks. She also bears grudges, mentally recording Gilgamesh and Enkidu’s names after they escape her 170 192 221.

Away from combat, she enjoys desserts, barbecue, anime, and hot cocoa. Her stated wish is modest compared with her destructive power: to obtain a real body, remain in the world, and enjoy modern life 172 200 202.

Abilities & Skills

Servant Parameters

Atheism

• Conceptual nullification: Opposes gods and mythology, negating qualifying attacks upon contact. Demonstrated against Gilgamesh’s weapons, Enkidu’s Chains of Heaven, Ishtar’s rays, and Richard’s Excalibur-concept strike 168 181 192.
• Protective extension: Alice’s barriers can carry Atheism, allowing Origami to protect Tiné from divinity-bearing attacks 178.
• Not universal invulnerability: Ownerless Original Noble Phantasms severed from Gilgamesh’s treasury register as a threat; non-divine weapons are not automatically nullified 174 202.
• Indirect workarounds: Manaka coats the Bull of Heaven in a non-divine magecraft barrier, allowing its charge to physically launch Origami into buildings. Her Astral Dress nevertheless prevents injury 203.
• Remaining interference: Nullified attacks can still obscure her vision with their light, as Richard and the Bull of Heaven demonstrate 181 203.

Metatron and the Ten Wings of Light

• Floating artillery: Ten independently controlled wing-shaped cannons fire concentrated beams and volleys of projectiles. A single opening volley destroys the hilltop beneath Alcides 167 177.
• Automatic defense: Wings intercept incoming weapons, including attacks directed at Tiné and strikes launched while Origami’s vision is obstructed 177 203.
• Remote protection: Detached wings can guard her base and alert her to disturbances while she is elsewhere 170 173.
• Shemesh: Arranges the wings into a rotating ring or disc for indiscriminate, full-surround bombardment. Its projectiles have neither tracking nor target identification 168 192.
• Kadour / Crown Cannon: Combines the wings into a cannon for a concentrated beam. It destroys Gilgamesh, removes the Bull of Heaven’s right hind leg, and later overpowers Richard’s final Excalibur 181 202 216.
• Charging vulnerability: One documented Kadour charge requires two seconds, and enemy pressure can force her to interrupt it 202 204.

Ashcroft “Alice” and Territory

• Realizer armor: Grants access to Territory while reinforcing her wedding-style Astral Dress 178.
• Targeting assistance: Calculates firing trajectories and enemy weak points, progressively tightening her bombardment around Alcides and Hippolyta 178.
• Protective barriers: Creates geometric shields around others and moves Tiné’s enclosed barrier away from danger 178 192.
• Containment: Produces barriers intended to trap opponents or contain attacks. Alcides repeatedly avoids smaller barriers before they close 181.
• Spatial lockdown: Restricts escape from a designated area. In her final attack on Alcides’s base, she combines lockdown with a two-kilometer-radius barrier that permits entry but prevents exit 183 221.
• Defensive limit: Alcides’s escalating nine-strike assault shatters her protective shield and penetrates the Astral Dress with the Sword of Wayland 204.

Mobility and Perception

• Flight: Travels rapidly through Snowfield’s skies and can carry Tiné while fighting 176 177.
• Heavenly Wings: Performs instantaneous spatial jumps, including travel to the Great Hollow and evasive movement inside the Underworld 216 218.
• Magical sensing: Memorizes individual magical-energy signatures and searches above and beneath Snowfield for concealed participants 172 216.
• Detection limits: Cannot distinguish Enkidu from the desert after he merges with the ground. A hidden space more than ten kilometers underground also initially blocks her perception 170 216.
• Resistance to observation: Gilgamesh’s Sha Naqba Imuru and Clairvoyance EX reveal neither her identity nor her future 168.

Spacequake

• World-breaking attack: Shatters Pale Rider’s imitation Underworld and destroys Rider of False’s Spirit Origin despite its remaining apocalyptic defenses 196.
• Coercive use: Threatens repeated Spacequakes to force Ereshkigal to confront her 217 218.
• Opposition: Ereshkigal can reinforce Underworld space to suppress an eruption, but doing so consumes substantial magical energy 217 218.

Demon King of Salvation and Satan

• Demon King of Salvation — EX: Converts the Angel of Light’s power into dark destructive energy. Its attacks carry “despair,” allowing them to erode enemy Spirit Origins 163.
• Emergency restoration: Dark energy repairs Origami’s severed Spirit Core and damaged Astral Dress before Satan manifests 204.
• Independent guardian: Satan acts while Origami is unconscious, intending to obtain the Holy Grail and fulfill her wish. Origami later senses its will and emotions through their connection 213.
• Seven Crowns of Deadly Sin: The dragon wields all seven crowns, along with claws, its tail, and the Flame of Purification 209.
• God’s Atonement: A final attack Satan knowingly prepares despite its world-destroying consequences 209.
• Limits and loss of control: Satan fails to stop Yoshino; its pride prolongs their confrontation, and it admits to accidentally punching a hole in the world 209 212 213.

Throne of God

• Output release: Removes the Angel of Annihilation’s restrictions. An ordinary, uncharged light projectile becomes powerful enough to level several kilometers of Underworld terrain 219 220.
• Protective domain: Shields Origami from the heat and shock wave of her own amplified attack 220.
• Information access: Answers arise automatically in her mind, revealing the circumstances of Ereshkigal, Ishtar, and Old Gil’s arrival and the location of Alcides’s headquarters 221.
• Demonstrated resistance: Akhilleus Kosmos withstands one amplified strike, though fine cracks appear along its edges 220.
• Practical application: Enables the immediate destruction of Alcides’s sealed underground base and Spirit Origin 221.

Class Skills

• Magic Resistance — A+: Nullifies magecraft below rank A and suffers only minor effects from magecraft of rank A or higher 163.
• Independent Action — EX: Listed among her Archer-class skills; its specific conditions are not detailed in her profile 163.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Astral Dress: Number One — Her normal white Spirit attire and principal bodily defense; withstands numerous non-divine weapon strikes that bypass Atheism 164 202.
• Ashcroft “Alice” — Realizer equipment providing Territory, armored reinforcement, targeting support, and spatial containment 178 221.
• Einherjar — A silvery-white, three-meter mechanical lance manifested through the Realizer’s weapon system. Its spirit-particle nozzle assists her aerial maneuvers against Pale Rider 193.
• Throne of God — A hovering golden-white throne with a tall back and wing-shaped decorations; functions as an output amplifier, protective platform, and information source 219 220 221.

Background / History

Summoning in Snowfield

The consciousness previously identified as Mayuri awakens in a newly summoned body as Origami Tobiichi. Although her appearance is that of a normal Spirit, she immediately notices that her internal power belongs to the Inverse Form. Tiné, who witnessed the summoning from hiding, takes the Servant contract from the original summoner and kills him when he attempts a counterattack 164 165.

After learning that she is in Snowfield City in 2014, Origami hears how Tiné’s people lost their sacred grounds and relics to the Holy Grail War’s organizers. She agrees to help them win and leaves the cavern as False Archer 165.

Early Battles and Investigations

Origami intervenes against Gilgamesh and Enkidu, whose normal attacks fail against Atheism. Her bombardment drives them underground, but Gilgamesh escapes through a Command Spell recall and Enkidu merges with the desert. Origami subsequently establishes wing-based defenses around Tiné’s penthouse 168 170.

While touring the city, she identifies Sajyou Ayaka and Flat Escardos as magically unusual. News of Richard’s arrest leads her to the police station, where she finds officers wielding Noble Phantasms against a Dead Apostle. After a confrontation with the officers, Orlando Reeve allows her to inspect the prisoners’ cell, only for her to find it empty 172 173 175.

Fighting the Allied Servants

A confrontation with Alcides expands to include Hippolyta, Gilgamesh, and Enkidu. Origami deploys Alice to protect Tiné, destroys Gilgamesh with Kadour, and eventually eliminates Alcides with light projectiles. François Prelati then overlays the battlefield with an illusion and removes other combatants from her immediate reach, preventing her from finishing the encounter 177 178 179 181 183.

During a later gathering, Sajyou Manaka publicly identifies the nature of Atheism and addresses Origami as “Miss Satan.” Origami rejects the name, sends Tiné to safety, and attacks. Manaka’s spatial and temporal support combines with Pale Rider’s phasing to hold her in a stalemate, until Pale Rider draws the battlefield into its Pseudo-Underworld. Origami destroys that realm with a Spacequake 192 193 194 196.

Satan’s Emergence and Recovery

After explaining her wish to Lord El-Melloi II, Origami accepts another challenge from Manaka’s allies. Their non-divine weapons and barrier tactics circumvent aspects of Atheism without initially injuring her. Alcides then ambushes her with the Sword of Wayland, severs her Spirit Core, and leaves her unconscious 200 202 203 204.

Dark energy restores her core and produces Satan’s manifestation. Yoshino attempts to reach and awaken Origami, but Satan mistakes her intervention for opposition. Their confrontation continues outside the ordinary world until Yoshino locates Origami and wakes her with cold air against the back of her neck 205 209 212 213.

Once awake, Origami learns that Satan had intended to help fulfill her wish. Satan opens a rift back to Snowfield, while Yoshino is summoned away after asking Origami to care for Tsubaki. Satan and Metatron merge their powers into Origami before she returns and reunites with Tiné 213 214.

Gathering the Servant Souls

Origami defeats Richard in the northern ravine, but discovers that the Greater Grail contains no Servant souls. Her underground investigation leads her to Ereshkigal’s Underworld, where demands for the missing souls escalate into combat. The newly revealed Throne of God gives Origami overwhelming firepower and access to information about her opponents 216 218 219 220 221.

Ereshkigal ultimately surrenders the souls of Caster Gilgamesh, Enkidu, Hassan of the Zealot, Hassan of the Serenity, and Richard. Origami returns them to the Greater Grail, destroys the revived Alcides at his hidden base, and adds his soul as the sixth. After the Grail acquires seven souls, Justeaze grants Origami’s wish for a real body 221 222.

Relationships

• Tiné — Master and closest local ally. Origami protects her personally, promises to help reclaim her people’s land, and comforts her after returning from the dragon incident 165 178 200 214.
• Tiné’s tribespeople — Supporters who provide her base and attendants. Origami accepts responsibility for helping them because they have treated her well 170 200.
• Yoshino — Another independent personality originating from the same being. They no longer share memories; Yoshino rescues Origami from unconsciousness and entrusts Tsubaki’s care to her 212 213.
• Satan — Connected demonic guardian whose attempt to fulfill her wish escalates into a world-threatening incident. Its power later becomes part of hers 213 214.
• Metatron — Angelic power and post-return guardian; urges her to complete the Grail’s collection of seven Servant souls 214 219 221.
• Sajyou Manaka — A troublesome rival whose knowledge exposes Origami’s power and whose spatial and temporal magecraft complicates their battles 192 194 201.
• Lord El-Melloi II — A visitor she recognizes as Waver Velvet from the Fourth Holy Grail War in another world line. She openly explains her wish to him 200.
• Flat Escardos — Initially terrified of her, but later fascinated by Atheism. Origami finds his questions interesting while refusing to reveal its workings 172 201.
• Alcides — Persistent enemy who targets Tiné, survives his first defeat through possession, and severs Origami’s Spirit Core before she ultimately destroys him again 177 183 203 204 221.
• Ereshkigal — Underworld ruler forced into negotiations after Origami demands the sheltered Servant souls 218 220 221.

Notable Quotes

“So I’ll help you win this Holy Grail War.” 165

“I want to obtain a real body, stay in this world, and properly enjoy modern life.” 200

“My name is simply Origami Tobiichi. Not Satan.” 192

“It won’t be. Because I’m here.” — Reassuring Tiné that Snowfield City will not be destroyed 214