King of Heroes. A title exclusive to the oldest Hero in history, Gilgamesh.
Never having his own heir the title of King of Heroes was never passed down.
That is until a new servant is summoned in Chaldea.
A/n: I do not own anything other than Hiro...
Likes: Treasures, Beautiful things, Training, Weapons, battles, Himself
Dislike: Weakness, boring battles, people stealing his treasures, weapon in bad condition, boredom, fakes
Personality: Hiro is like the original Gilgamesh arrogant and prideful, but is also like the caster variant of Gilgamesh being a little more toned down on his arrogance and pride, while also having a soft spot for children seeing their innocence and naiveness.
Like the other Gils he like to collect treasures and the most beautiful things.
Hiro. What so ever has no interest in Artoria Pendragon. Towards Arthur however, Hiro treats the King of Knights from another world with respect. The two can sometimes be seen sparring against one another from time to time.
Like the other Gils Hiro treats Enkidu as his equal. But unlike them he does not treat the clay being as his one and only friend.
Towards the Gilgameshs Hiro treats them with respect not respect as a king but respect that one gets from their child. Hiro views Gilgamesh as his father figure.
Unlike Gilgamesh, Hiro has no hatred towards gods.
Hiro utterly loathes boredom.
He takes amusement in battle, but doesn't underestimates his enemies knowing by underestimating anyone will only lead to his downfall. He enjoys a good fight and when in battle he would always have bloodthirsty smile on his face as he fight.
Looks:
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Hiro has the same golden blonde hair of Gilgamesh, his soul piercing red eyes and the "Perfect Golden-proportioned body". He stands in 182 cm (5'11) having the same height as the other Gilgamesh's. When out of battle Hiro would wear a "bikers outfit". A white shirt under a black vest and black pants, unlike the original Gilgamesh Hiro mostly doesn't have his air standing up, he mostly prefers it being down, but when in battle he runs his hand through his hair letting it stand up like a blazing flame with a few strands still down, in battle he is seen donning a more mesopotamian styled outfit similar to Caster Gilgamesh's attire.
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