Tiamat

Name: Tiamat

Gender: female

Alias:

Beast II

Second Beast

Titan

Primordial Mother

Femme Fatale (by Goetia)

Draconic Corpus

Goddess of Beginning

Mother of Genesis (as a Beast)

Larva Tiamat

Daughter of Genesis (as an Alter Ego)

Mommy

Origin: Fate/Grand Order(anime)

Occupation:

Second Beast

Goddess of Creation, Chaos, and Saltwater

Powers / Skills:

Transformation

Possession

Size Alteration

Independent Manifestation

Authority of the Beast

Self-Modification

Sea of Life

Nega-Genesis

Nature

Tiamat is originated from the primordial Goddess of Chaos from Mesopotamian mythology. She is also the Second Beast, whose sin is Regression (as in the evil of wanting others to stay the same and resenting when they change).

Tiamat was in a deep slumber before being freed by a combination of the Human Order falling apart, the power of a Holy Grail, and Chaldea's presence. She immediately followed her instincts and began the extermination of humanity.

While she holds a grudge for being abandoned after her purpose was fulfilled, she indulges in the joy of once again becoming the mother of everything. At the bottom of her hatred towards humanity, there is also joy towards humanity for becoming a mother, as well as love towards humanity, them being the children of her first-generation children. For this reason, Beast II binds herself. A mother’s love is something necessary for growth, but it is something unnecessary for adults. In order for humanity to advance to the next stage, they must overcome the “original woman”.

Tiamat is the womb that was cast aside after the world was created. She is the Maternal Sea who was used as the soil to give birth to life, but once the Earth’s environment settled and ecosystems were established, Tiamat was deemed unnecessary and driven out into the world of imaginary numbers. (The Inner World. Lifeless imaginary number space, not a parallel universe.)

Because the Earth’s ecosystems were established, Tiamat, who randomly designs life, was no longer needed. The goddess became nothing more than an obstacle to the process by which life forms acquired the intelligence determined by the planet. Since then, Tiamat has been waiting in the world of imaginary numbers for her chance to return to Earth.

Origin

In Sumerian Mythology, the gods were given birth from the pairing of Tiamat, who is the salt water, and Abzu, who is the fresh water. Afterwards, the gods, whom are their children, waved their banner of revolution against the primeval father Abzu and acquired supremacy over the world. At this moment, Tiamat gently approved the deeds of her children. It is proof that her love for her children has won over her love for her husband.

However, the gods pointed their blades even at Tiamat, their mother. Tiamat, in her grief and disorder, gave birth to 11 Magical Beasts as her new children, and they altogether had a showdown with the gods. At the end of the conflict, Tiamat and her 11 Magical Beasts were torn apart. It is said that the gods tore up her corpse into two, forming heaven and earth from it, and thus, had established the ritual for the creation of the World of Man.

Physical Appearance:

Normal mode:

Tiamat manifests primarily in her Femme Fatale form: a striking, tall woman (~200 cm) with long, flowing bluish-silver hair, pale skin, and prominent breasts and curved horns. Her attire combines elegance and menace, featuring sea‐inspired motifs.

Giantess mode:

Tiamat manifests primarily in her Femme Fatale form: a striking, tall woman(~2-4 times the size, height, and width of a regular adult woman) with long, flowing bluish-silver hair, pale skin, and prominent curved horns, and gigantic sized breasts. Her attire combines elegance and menace, featuring sea‐inspired motifs. Tiamat usually stays in her more human