He then lives a quiet life aiding trappers and shepherds, but his wanderlust drives him to the Sumerian capital of Uruk. Enkidu is "civilized" through Shamhat's seduction, and becomes forever shunned from the beasts he once protected. A trapper, irritated with the troublesome Enkidu, seeks the advice of Gilgamesh, who recommends the aid of a priestess, Shamhat. Anu, recognizing Gilgamesh's cruelty as a consequence of boredom, creates a wild-man, Enkidu, as a diversion and rival for The King of Heroes.Įnkidu becomes a lord of beasts, fiercely attacking those who would hunt his animals. His subjects, feeling this reign too harsh, pray to Anu, the King of Sumerian gods, for assistance. Born into great wealth with more divinity than most demigods, Gilgamesh grows into a conceited and tyrannical ruler. He is the son of Lugalbanda, the 3rd King of Uruk, and of a goddess, Ninsun. Gilgamesh makes no effort to conceal his identity as the legendary Sumerian King Gilgamesh. Incidentally, this way of fighting made him suitable for Archer class. Weapons fired this way return to his vault automatically after a short period of time. However, he mostly uses Gate of Babylon when fighting, and, according to his belief that most servants are inferior to him and not even worthy of direct confrontation, he usually doesn't even bother to grab the weapons and use them individually, but rather shoots them out like a rain of arrows. Appearance Personality Powers and Abilities Noble PhantasmsĪrcher/Gilgamesh possesses countless prototypes of other heroes' Noble Phantasms inside his Gate of Babylon, but only two (besides Gate of Babylon itself) are truly representative of him as a Heroic Spirit: Enkidu and Ea.
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