His NP would depend. Are you summoning Demon Emperor Lelouch, or the Masked Hero Zero?
Either way I doubt he'd have the Fleija specifically. More likely he'd have the Damocles itself (which happens to shoot Fleija)
His NP would depend. Are you summoning Demon Emperor Lelouch, or the Masked Hero Zero?
Either way I doubt he'd have the Fleija specifically. More likely he'd have the Damocles itself (which happens to shoot Fleija)
Wouldn't he be summoned based on what was most associated with him? IE Demon Emperor Lelouch.
Oh yeah, the Fleija are the bombs, the Damocles is the station that fire is.
Boy, summoning that shit would probably kill most masters.
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It should depend on what Catalyst you use, what class is available, etc.
The Damocles Key would get you Emperor Lelouch. Zero's Mask gets you Zero- same person, different abilities.
Probably maybe, depends on how it manifests. If he's like Semi for example (the most obvious comparison to make) the real problem would be the prep that goes into it.Oh yeah, the Fleija are the bombs, the Damocles is the station that fire is.
Boy, summoning that shit would probably kill most masters.
Schneizel's would be the Damocles, but he'd have to construct it first, and as for the Pioneer of the Stars or Light of Possibilities, I was talking about Lelouch. Sorry for being unclear.
Zero's NP would probably be his own mystique, his Geass, and/or Shinkiro. Thus, I feel Lelouch could be, depending on time, a Saver (Zero), Avenger (Demon Emperor), Rider (with Shinkirou), or Caster (more emphasis on Geass).
Tell me, what would history, mankind, remember more?
Prince Schneizel attempting to use the Damocles to defeat Emperor Lelouch?
Or Emperor Lelouch sitting atop Damocles, his greatest rival in his eternal service, and giving out the grandest, and most terrifying, proclamation in human history.
As for Geass, it would be a skill, much like Medusas mystic eyes.
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Could a Servant take on a high class Knightmare Frame on their own? I know the typical Sutherlands, Glasgows and maybe up to Vincent Ward level frames most Servants could likely take on in droves without issue, but what about the Ace Customs, most particularly the Guren SEITEN and the Lancelot Albion?
Main Canon Lelouch Zero and Nightmare Nunnally, now that would be a meeting of Servants worth seeing.
You'd need a pretty high level Servant to begin taking on one of the last gen Knightmares. Ridiculous maneuverability, ridiculous firepower, shields on most of them, flight, they're damn near as agile as the people in them, with the kind of strength expected of a fifty foot tall mech. It'd be like fighting a dragon in fast forward.
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That's basically what I thought, but I think a mid-high level Servant could take on the 7th gen Knightmares without having to pilot a Knightmare of their own. Though there's also the question of if a Servant piloting a Knightmare might be a bit overkill.
For me, the coolest would be Lancelot hijacking a Siegfried with Knight of Owner and wrecking everyone's shit with it.
Physically it would be a struggle for most servants to fight Knightmares that can fly, but most servants have magical bullshit that would probably surpass whatever tech the mechs can bring. All the heart piercing weapons, defense negating spears, swords made of the literal hopes and dreams of mankind, or things that alter causality, they all would wreck a knightmare.
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Excalibur isn't actually made of the hopes and dreams of mankind. Pretty sure that's just what it came to represent metaphorically in the hands of Artoria. Also, considering Suzaku at least was fast enough with his Live command on to bamboozle Bismark's predictive Geass, he could probably avoid a fatal blow from Gae Bolg.
Originally Posted by FSF 5, Chapter 14: Gold and Lions IThough 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.
I wouldn't say the Knightmares could exceed Servant speeds, Servants get some pretty ridiculous numbers in that category, but Knightmares don't really need to. Even if a Servant can outspeed or overpower them, though, most weapons aren't gonna be of much use, being not-giant-robot-sized, most NPs that aren't giant lasers wouldn't do much more than scratch away at the paintwork and hull, and some that are giant lasers probably wouldn't even get through their force fields. Not to mention even if the mech is moving relatively slowly, every bump against a Servant is gonna be like a 50mph car crash, only it isn't a car specifically designed to fold up and be less lethal in a crash, and is instead a solid steel wall.
Like I said, it's like going up against a dragon that's made of metal, can turn on a dime, spawn force fields and can shoot lasers the size of city blocks and bullets the size of tank rounds.
And even if we compare NPs, look at Gae Bolg. Stabby version doesn't even come into this battle, unless he can stand literally on the cockpit uninterrupted, and we've seen way more damage than GB thrown be blocked by mid-gen Knightmare force fields, let alone the monstrosities we see at the end of CG. Excalibur easily takes down even the super stronk Knightmares, but that's the toppest tier NPs can get without being some bullshit hax made by gods thing.
That said, the conceptual fuckery is what might win Servants the day. If GB thrown is focused on drilling through the shields rather than the splitting into a bunch of thorns AoE damage it also does, it'll almost definitely pop the pilot. Also, they have a pretty hard active limit, and need those batteries changed out. If you get a good enough master, your chosen Servant can focus on dodging and guerilla plays till they outlast them.
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Servant = 1 fighter plane + a maybe nuke
Are Knightmares > fighter planes?
Originally Posted by FSF 5, Chapter 14: Gold and Lions IThough 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.
Yes, definitely. Fighter planes have long been rendered obsolete by even the original Glasgows in Code Geass, as have most conventional weapons. The only reason tanks and ships (blue water and air) still exist is because they can carry higher ordinance weaponry than Knightmares can.
Well then you've got your answer.Q: How strong are Servants?
Nasu: Well you see, attack power is about the same as one fighter. A fighter has way too much power for one person too stand up against, but to destroy one city they'll have to refuel many times. But what makes these guys dangerous is that since they're spiritual bodies, regular weapons won't work against them. As far as destructive power goes, there are more numerous powerful weapons among modern ones, but as normal weapons won't do a thing to them, they're among the most powerful. Anyway, just as fighters can load a nuclear warhead, they each have their own Noble Phantasms and among the Servants there are ones that have ridiculously powerful ones. That's why when I meant strength being the same as a fighter I thought it would be easier to image. Oh and, if I were to say it in a sort of non-serious way, they'd be 1/4th of Tsukihime's Arcueid I suppose? The strength of one I mean. Against one Servant, Arc would probably win, but against two, while Arc's having trouble against the one, the other could get behind her and nail her... maybe.
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Originally Posted by FSF 5, Chapter 14: Gold and Lions IThough 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.