The unnamed Gatekeeper (門番?) is a resident of Uruk appearing in Fate/Grand Order. The gatekeeper was alive during 2600 BC. The gatekeeper claims the reason for his post is his good memory, allowing him to easily recognize the faces of travelers. He comments that seeing people return alive brings...

Uruk Citzen (ウルク市民, Uruk Shimin?) are a group of humans in the Babylonian Singularity in Fate/Grand Order.

There is a shop that has situated itself right in the center of the festivities. Not only does it have a wide variety of goods, but its customer service is second to none. Some of its customers even come expressly for the comfort they find in the lady shopkeep's services. However, be extremely wary of the talking golden sheep.

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2021年9月22日 · Gil may have been a tyrant but he was secretly a good king and made uruk prosper The city which was reliant on Gilgamesh couldn't function without him and fell over time

2019年9月30日 · The land of Uruk, governed by the wise King Gilgamesh after his return from a journey seeking immortality, was grand and prosperous until three goddesses and countless Demonic Beasts appeared.

Uruk: The Impregnable Kingdom is one of the many Noble Phantasms able to be used by Gilgamesh when he's summoned as a Servant. It's the only one that doesn't exist inside of the Gate of Babylon, but is instead a Reality Marble. Uruk was the Kingdom which Gilgamesh reigned over, the empire in...

Uruk Soldier (ウルク兵士, Uruku Heishi?) are a group of human soldiers that appears in the Seventh Singularity in Fate/Grand Order.

There is a shop that has situated itself right in the center of the festivities. Not only does it have a wide variety of goods, but its customer service is second to none. Some of its customers even …

Uruk a country in King of Heroes, the great nation that Gilgamesh ruled over and created a gigantic wall around to protect. Gilgamesh was the fifth King of Uruk, meaning that there was a total of four Kings of Uruk who preceeded him, including his father, who was the third King of …