This Kotomine Shirou isn't Kotomine or Shirou. He's an actual historical figure, the name's a fakeout.
This Kotomine Shirou isn't Kotomine or Shirou. He's an actual historical figure, the name's a fakeout.
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I think Lantz knows this. That's why he mentioned Ninja Resurrection. I would have used Samurai Shodown, though.Originally Posted by eddyak
Does he know that "Shirou Kotomine" as an idea really came up in Japan first?
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I dunno~ Is lantz ever right about anything?
He's right in calling Amakusa a wet fart.
So he's wrong about everything as always, gotcha.
Amakusa is like the best thing in Apocrypha.
In this house we love and respect Amakusa-kun
It's kind of sad that the anime doesn't really show him off too well
i know the name Amakusa and his story thanks to that Samurai X filler arc. A shame there is literally nothing of his samurai background, and he is jus a priest, bu i guess hey didnt wanted to give it away . It was possible tto include itt after the reveal, toughtt
off topic, but what if Diarmuid was Fiore servant, i guess he would be comfortable, he could act like a gentleman and it would not be big deal if she falls in love because there is no one else . By the way, i think his chivalry would have him screwed in this war, indeed . Chiron is noble indeed, but he is also experienced and smarter, and for him , enemies are enemies
They show him in a samurai outfit in the flashback, tho it was shaded. This is what he looks like if normally summoned.i know the name Amakusa and his story thanks to that Samurai X filler arc
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"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
But with black hair and white skin.
I don't think persay that Chiron is smarter than Diarmuid, tho he certainly has more wisdom and knowledge but Diarmuid has demonstrated to have a keen strategic mind. No I would say that Chiron understands people than Diarmuid does tho, or to be more process Chiron understanding of people probably surpasses a lot of people outside of those like Gil or Hans tho certainly isn't as jerkish as those two. Diarmuid tho sticks to a code of conduct and honor that means more to him then his life, while Chiron also follows a sort of code tho not as a warrior but as a teacher and that influences the actions he has with others.
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Yes, but it seems that he has grown attached to that look in GO.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
Is he ruler or Saber
Ruler, in the first place Amakusa was never really that famous for his swordmanship, or even at all. What he was special for was him claiming to be like the next messiah and leading a revolution for the great persecution his people suffered.
Also being a hamy villain in games, tho not Fate.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
so, he still have the Samurai look if you summon him as Ruler. I would say then that the priest look was always part of his masquerade, but he already was like that while being with Einzbern lady
We got that in Shimosa. Amakusa is stuck with having the atmosphere of a villain.
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well, we are a few episodes to the end here and i still dont see him as a bad guy. Yeah, he is doing horrible things for a supossed greater good, but, how is that different of Kerry
Kiritsugu is a bad guy in Zero.well, we are a few episodes to the end here and i still dont see him as a bad guy. Yeah, he is doing horrible things for a supossed greater good, but, how is that different of Kerry
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.
When is Kiritsugu not a bad guy?
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