They're green. Look closer.
They're green. Look closer.
Her eye color has always been inconsistent. But most the time they look blue. And that's a joke drawing.
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Her eye colors range around a greenish-blue, it's actually one of the main differences between her and Nero since Nero's are more of a verdant green.
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anywhere than here
They look green all the time to me. Blue-green at best.
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Yeah, it's actually distinctive enough that it bothers me when artists clearly give her blue eyes.Originally Posted by Iceblade44
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Blue eyes are just for MHX if I'm not wrong. Maybe that's because she's not really her (as she comes from a futuristic alternative world) despite being the same girl with the same name?
She had the usual shade of eyes when she first debuted in TM April fools before GO and all the alien stuff, so I guess?
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Oh, you're right, I forgot that :O, I wonder why BUNBUN did that then, maybe it's something about wanting to fit with her modified personality !
Or maybe he didn't check and thought she was a blue eyed blond like plenty of people seem to do.
Either was MHXA has yellow eyes, that was probably intentional.
It is, from what I remember Alters always have yellow eyes.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
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Just asking but even if goetia won, wouldn't that timeline he create be pruned out of existence immediately?
"Nothing is the greatest gift Mankind has ever been giving."
"Wait. How so?"
"Because it's the only thing Mankind can ever give a shit about"
he's not creating a timeline because he destroyed all the timelines and the things that bound them together, those 7 qtls
he's going to the beginning of all the timelines and then recreating the first point that started all the timelines. So he's making THE timeline anew.
and then it would depend if that new world also has divergence points to make parallel worlds for not.
If not, then that world would keep continuing until the universe ran out of energy
the pruning system only exists to stop the number of worlds getting out of hand and using that finite energy too quickly
if there is only 1 world then there's no need to prune
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Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
does someone know the source where nasu stated that gudako and gudao design are genderbent shirou and rin?
It was Takeuchi who said it
From TMGO Ace Interview.
Something
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Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
can someone tel me exactly which part of camelot got built by them fairies again
or how many parts
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Can someone explain the current situation with the timelines? Actually, when I started trying to understand the relations between these parallel worlds, I had a feeling that even Nasu can hardly understand Nasuverse right now. In Q&A the time interval between Tsukihime events and F/sn events is discussed, though these worlds are most likely to be parallel (due to the great difference between some main concepts of them). Meanwhile, Fate/zero events are confirmed to have happened in the timeline which is different from the one of F/sn. Taipu-mun-wiki says something about "Fate worlds", where the human history is central motive, and "Tsukihime worlds", where Dead Apostles, "an antithesis of the human history", stand in the centre of the story. I can't understand how F/zero world is classified then (there were both DA and HG-wars).
Another question is about Zelretch. He was seen interacting with TA and DA but he was also one of the people who created the HG system (moreover, he was repeatedly mentioned in several Fate-works). How can this be explained in terms of parallel worlds?
I suppose, I'm not the first person to ask about such things but I was unable to find a thread which was related to this question.
Parallel worlds is code for "don't worry so much about little inconsistencies and quirks in different authors' styles," you're not supposed to try to break it down literally and make a chart.
imo
It's what, Dead Apostle Ancestors and summonable Servants are mutually exclusive, so Tsukihime and Fate are parallel worlds rather than happening in the same exact setting. This does not mean anything about Fate, as Dead Apostles still exist, they're just not, like, the top of the food chain.
ha ha, food chain
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This is what I was talking about when I said that "Nasu can hardly understand Nasuverse right now". However, contradictions of Nasuverse I see may be consequences either of my own ignorance or Nasu's laziness. It would be nice to distinct these two cases =)
You mean, there are no Dead Apostle Ancestors in Fate, don't you? What about Zelretch then?
What about him?
It's not like Fate doesn't point this out itself. Shirou Emiya of Fate's story is not a Heroic Spirit, but EMIYA is.
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