In the Grand Order OVA, Caster!Cú appears suddenly inside a ring of blue light. Is that just a different visual effect for Servants materialising in their physical form, or is it some form of teleportation / spatial transportation / what-have-you?
In the Grand Order OVA, Caster!Cú appears suddenly inside a ring of blue light. Is that just a different visual effect for Servants materialising in their physical form, or is it some form of teleportation / spatial transportation / what-have-you?
It's probably a visual effect. I don't really see runes doing spatial transportation. Maybe if he had more irish druidism stuff? considering they can pull off some crazy stuff.
I want to see Fionn use his magecraft more speaking of.
Hey, how old is Touko? Because Alba's, like, fifty or something, and they were at school together.
Originally Posted by Sandstorm77
dont know if it is teleportation but Scatch does use a rune meant for escaping combat in America and gets away from Cu alter with the rest of us that way
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2 things
when you raishift, does your body go to the past or does it stay in the pod like with Olga?
also, how exactly did the regalia allow us to hurt Sefar? always found it weird because Sefar is supposed to negate anything born from logic and intellect
She's 20 in Mahoyo
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So that would make her like 30's in Fate.
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it stays in the coffin
Olga died and her mind reishifted
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
Note that the Clock Tower is kinda-sorta a university and the age differences can probably get pretty extreme.
Yeah, wasn't Araya 300 or something?
Flat was 10The woman mage's words lodged in the boy's heart. If he went to the Clock Tower, he thought, he might be able to understand himself. So, he had gone to consult his parents, who had just failed in their fifth assassination plot.
"I want to leave home and study at the Clock Tower," said the boy. He was not yet ten years old.
As a result, the boy's parents had driven him out by way of ridding themselves of a nuisance — under the pretext of unveiling their wonder child and sending him to the Clock Tower.
Araya was probably a hundred and something before he joined.
So it just really depends
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.
Was Araya able to live as long as he did without resorting to a Soul Jar or something due to some magical Buddhist practices or something?
He's had multiple bodies. So pretty much the same as Zouken.
Shiki killed him before he had time to make another one.
inb4 speculation but that's probably how he gave kirie a second body, because he knew how to make them
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.
Wouldn't Sakura in the Apocrypha timeline have her natural hair color instead of purple? or maybe she'd just dye it blonde...
You don't need Regalia to fight Sefar, Karna did it solo in his ending. The Regalia act as a powerup in the first three routes and Nero uses their fused form and the Sword of Mars so she can hurt Velber-01 directly (in Venus mode).
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
So the info goes back to the main body but no servant remembers previous wars due to them being copies except for special cases like Artoria.
But servants are summoned from the main body so does the grail pick and choose what knowledge to supply the servant with?
They make it so they don't have any knowledge because as they exist outside of time if they had it they would know the outcome of the how they are taking part of.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
I mean, the Ghost Liner is "Boundary Recording Band" which records recollection of past phenomenon. so I would assume a summoning system will select some of those recorded stuff like you cut out some part of the film, shove into a container and call it a day. Which means for a system designed for battle royale like a HGW, they will make sure the game is "fair" by censoring spoilers from the movie.
Are there any differences between the "Runes of Origin" Cú Chulainn uses and the Primordial Runes Scáthach and Brynhild use?
Also:
The reason I ask is because not only is the visual effect different, but Cú also appears inside Lancer!Medusa's chain ring without disturbing it and without being noticed by either her or Mash (something I imagine wouldn't happen if he had just walked up to there in spirit form).
same kanji
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assuming we're talking post interlude Cu Caster?
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All versions, really, but I was thinking specifically of original flavour Cú Chulainn.
We have primal rune, ancient rune, and normal pleb rune
Normal Cu uses the second
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Ah, ok. So only the Caster version uses the first one, then? Thanks, Castor!
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