Bond 1:
Height/Weight: 177cm / 82kg Source: Mahabharata Region: India Alignment: Lawful Good / Evil Gender: Male He possesses both Good and Evil attributes.
Bond 2:
From Indian mythology, there exists a hero that is as close to a god as possible, who will end everything and start it anew. It is from this hero that the Lostbelt Servant, Arjuna Alter, received his authority for destruction. In return, he has lost his personality, but for some reason, his original ego as a hero was somehow able to prevent him from being a mechanical existence.
As the connection with the gods is cut off and he was summoned only as a Heroic Spirit, as his ascensions continue, he will start to regain his original humanity.
Bond 3:
Mad Enhancement: EX He has resolved to exterminate all evil in order to create a new era. In return, he has lost almost all of his humanity. As his Saint Graph changes, his Mad Enhancement also undergoes certain changes.
Anti-Evil (Special): EX Power befitting one who was granted the authority to bring about the end. He shoulders the fate of one who eliminates all evil. …But since he was a little too virtuous, it ends up effective on almost everything but innocent children and saints.
Clairvoyance (Transcendence): EX Clairvoyance that has surpassed the limits for a human. Ultimate vision, but different from Mystic Eyes.
Light of the Soul: EX A faint light of humanity that Arjuna was barely able to protect in himself, in other words, a shred of personality. By becoming stronger together with the Master, its radiance grows brighter as well.
Bond 4:
Having nearly lost all of his humanity, he behaves as a perfect destroyer. In return, he has acquired the Anti-Evil skill and Divinity befitting the authority of 'the one who brings about the end'.
However, Arjuna's humanity can be restored, just a little bit, in further ascensions. In that case, he appears as a slightly naïve younger form of Archer Arjuna. Archer Arjuna is sometimes nervous as to whether he is a Servant befitting of the Master, but Arjuna Alter has no such compunctions.
Archer Arjuna aims for his image of an ideal hero in his way of life, but the Lostbelt Servant Arjuna Alter holds a certain longing for the proud hero that Archer Arjuna already is.
Bond 5:
[Sword of Cycles, Arbitrator of Dissolution] Rank: EX Classification: Anti-World NP Range: 100 Maximum Number of Targets: All within range
Maha Pralaya. Another power that was granted to Arjuna together with Anti-Evil. He is destined to swing this sword in order to eliminate evil, in order to bring an end to the world. The swing of the sword heralds the destruction of the world. Maha Pralaya refers to the universe, at the deaths of the Brahma-Deva, heading to the great dissolution. …In other words, the kalpa of destruction, third aeon of the universe.
Even for the peerless Arjuna, in a Servant container, he cannot unleash the full power of this sword. However, in terms of generating destruction in a limited capacity or area, it is as potent as the power of the [Hand of the God of Destruction], so in terms of ease of use, Arjuna seems to think it's pretty good already.
After clearing Lostbelt 4:
He reigned as the perfect god in the Indian Lostbelt. The original personality was overwritten, and he is closer to a Deus Ex Machina… a concept that continues to reincarnate the world over and over again.
However, the personality in charge of Arjuna's egoism (the feeling of wanting to win against someone, wanting to be superior, hating something, or having something he wants to be angry at) remains, and so ironically he retains that part of his humanity.
The wish of wanting to win against Karna this time ― it is that desire that was able to bring him back to the side of humanity.
In the Indian Lostbelt, he was a wild card that took on all the gods' authority, a concept that would not forgive the smallest failure, but as a Servant, he will only mercilessly destroy evil in the Master's way, so it could be said that he regains a part of the gentle personality of the Arjuna in Pan-Human History.