Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[rxrx]

King Hassan executes all the Hassans when they have deteriorate in faith and skills, so it is safe to assume ALL the Hassans have met him, since it is specifically stated that all those who know him are dead, and ALL the Hassans know him. Zealot is not even a Hassan and is but a warrior and not a leader, and despite learning all Zabaniya, failed to create one of her own, so we can assume King Hassan will just ignore her.

[hayate]

Well seeing as they're all dead. I think it's a pretty high chance they all met him.

But Zealot never met King Hassan, as Amado said. Wonder what happened to her instead.

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King Hassan executes all the Hassans when they have deterioration in faith and skills, so it is safe to assume ALL the Hassans have met him, since it is specifically stated that all those who know him are dead, and ALL the Hassans know him. Zealot is not even a Hassan and is but a warrior and not a leader, and despite learning all Zabaniya, failed to create one of her own, so we can assume King Hassan will just ignore her.

Well, her faith surpasses the others' faith and she still calls herself weak of faith.

I think she's not a warrior though, just a zealous person for their beliefs.

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But Zealot never met King Hassan, as Amado said. Wonder what happened to her instead.

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Well, her faith surpasses the others' faith and she still calls herself weak of faith.

I think she's not a warrior though, just a zealous person for their beliefs.

She is a warrior learning all Zabaniya, but that's not enough to become a leader. At least from whatever info we have now, Zealot never was made a Hassan, and thus she would not know the presence of King Hassan.

[Leftovers]

But Zealot never met King Hassan, as Amado said. Wonder what happened to her instead.

She died as she lived: pointlessly.

[hayate]

She died as she lived: pointlessly.

Really sad tale.

Those feels though.

[Asunder]

I imagine that King might have some words to say about her 'destroy the grail that lead the other hassans astray' thing. Might see it as kinda arrogant and stepping on his turf.

[mewarmo990]

more to the point is that Hundred-Faced was the contemporary Hassan at the time that Zealot was alive.

So, if I had to guess, it's unlikely she ever met King Hassan while alive.

Besides, it bears repeating that he's a legendary figure even among the Hashashin.

[rxrx]

King Hassan has a pretty strong stance and only appear to kill Hassans. I think Humanity burning is an exception.

[hayate]

I imagine that King might have some words to say about her 'destroy the grail that lead the other hassans astray' thing. Might see it as kinda arrogant and stepping on his turf.

Nah, he might even applaud her for that, since he said something about the holy grail being an affront to his beliefs.

But then again, they never met.

[Zork Knight]

I don't think ALL Hassans necessarily died from King Hassan. He'd probably just close down the organization after the first few if then.

Cursed Arm Hassan, for example, doesn't seem to be the kind of guy that'd get beheaded, since his whole personality as your Servant is "I will serve you".

[JetKinen]

It was the final moments of the woman who lived as the Hassan of Serenity.
According to the order’s records, although I was beheaded by the general of a certain army who was suspicious of the behaviour of a woman who wouldn’t let herself be touched, ultimately I was the one who had badgered that general into doing it by saying “please kill me” after I personally divulged my true identity as an assassin――――
Actually, it was really easy.
I who had tried to tell that General who was a target that I had caught off guard the truth, I who had tried to mention to him that I was an assassin of the order, had been beheaded in that split second when he had taken my eyes off of me.
By an ally who I believed called me an existence ruled by fear, my great ally.

Assassin: “I, was punished by that ally. It was probably the final moment, where I could affix the moniker of Hassan-I-Sabbah into my own heart.”

I think Serenity is the only one we know for a fact met her maker through Boss Hassan.

[Rafflesiac]

I'm pretty sure that King Hassan killed them all.

Every human is fallible, but the Old Man of the Mountain must be infallible. So when they aren't, they die.

[JetKinen]

Being a Hassan is a tough job

[Magikewl]

I don't think ALL Hassans necessarily died from King Hassan. He'd probably just close down the organization after the first few if then.

Cursed Arm Hassan, for example, doesn't seem to be the kind of guy that'd get beheaded, since his whole personality as your Servant is "I will serve you".

He put a demon inside his arm because he wanted to be special.

[rxrx]

Besides, profile states King Hassan executes all the Hassans when they have deteriorate in faith and skills, so when old age comes, King Hassan will be there. Heck, some even believed that if a Hassan is to die on the battlefied, King Hassan will intervene to make the kill himself.

Also, I think responding to the Holy Grail War is already a big no no in King Hassan's book, so the Hassans are doomed anyway, Grand Order being a special case though. King Hassan must be very happy when Cursed Arm abanonded the Devil Arm he willingly obtain to defeat Tristan so as to defend human history, thus his 'execution' was metaphorical and not actual. Besides, he did execute cursed arm since it has went to Tristan.

[JetKinen]

So in Camelot Chief Hassan only fires Cursed Arm instead of killing him.

Maybe its because theres the whole incineration of mankind happening Boss Hassan was feeling sentimental and shit, but couldn't that be what happened in real life?

With the Singularity Fixed, Cursed Arm Hassan, the Hassan of the period, was now an Ex-Hassan right?

[Huitante]

Wow he is like Goddess Madoka

[JetKinen]

Besides, profile states King Hassan executes all the Hassans when they have deteriorate in faith and skills, so when old age comes, King Hassan will be there. Heck, some even believed that if a Hassan is to die on the battlefied, King Hassan will intervene to make the kill himself.

Also, I think responding to the Holy Grail War is already a big no no in King Hassan's book, so the Hassans are doomed anyway, Grand Order being a special case though. King Hassan must be very happy when Cursed Arm abanonded the Devil Arm he willingly obtain to defeat Tristan so as to defend human history, thus his 'execution' was metaphorical and not actual. Besides, he did execute cursed arm since it has went to Tristan.

Stop with the KS Hassan

[rxrx]

So in Camelot Chief Hassan only fires Cursed Arm instead of killing him.

Maybe its because theres the whole incineration of mankind happening Boss Hassan was feeling sentimental and shit, but couldn't that be what happened in real life?

With the Singularity Fixed, Cursed Arm Hassan, the Hassan of the period, was now an Ex-Hassan right?

Cursed Arm's whole thing was wanting to become special, thus underwent extremes to modify his body and eventually obtain the demon arm, losing everything in the process and eventually realizing his foolishness, thus comes King Hassan. In Chapter 6, he willingly gives up the arm to defend his home and human history from the KOTR, finally grapsing something important and thus deemed acceptable in King Hassan's judgement. He still have to execute him per rule, but he did it on Arm possessed Tristan and left Henan alone.

[JetKinen]

I understand that.
I'm asking after all that happened in Camelot, when we fix history, does Cursed Arm Hassan revert into being Hassan or does he remainm Henan the armed ex Hassan