Next to Iri she might as well be a pancake
i sleep one night and we are now talking about medea lily's chest
realtalk i didnt think this thread would go beyond 2 or 3 pages
tbh if he wasnt like this i would like zero a bit lessOriginally Posted by everybody
karia is necessary loser
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Last edited by castor212; March 30th, 2017 at 06:58 AM.
The problem is that by the time Kariya knows anything, it's too late. Tokiomi and Aoi saw him as a guy who was just a failure who ran away from magecraft like a sissy, none of them knew that it did take guts to walk out on Zouken. Aoi at the very least knows he has a good relationship with her daughters, and has known him since they were children. She never thought to ask why he went pale when she told him (like actually ask). And the conversation at the park basically said the two completely missed each other in terms of their stances and worldview.
Kariya was too in shock and seeing red to calm down and explain things, but considering Aoi was in full magus wife mode in self denial and Rin was going along with it too, that it would likely be hard to press the issue and convince her that her husband had made a mistake. Because, as the book implied several times, Aoi doesn't go against Tokiomi on any decision or speak up in opposition, pretty much ever. Which is odd why that character profile said that Aoi's temperament was more like Sakura's, because Sakura does speak up against Shirou quite a few times.
And Tokiomi is also equally as likely to listen that the Makiri magecraft is a sham, because he literally went full in on this, enough to completely cut off all contact with Sakura (which kinda makes it much easier for a person to lie about their promises Tokiomi, old chap).
Further, what exactly is Tokiomi gonna do after the fact when Sakura is now a perfect hostage? At worst, you'd get the spiel Rin gives in HF about preserving Sakura's dignity as a magus by euthanasia, and the other options aren't much better than that.
So again, the big issue is that the situation reached a point where, considering the mentality of the people involved it was hard to break the situation into a net positive.
Last edited by Altima of the Gates; March 30th, 2017 at 08:38 AM.
Sakura is hardly a 'Perfect Hostage' that early on. The problems in HF were caused by the worms beeing in so long that they had become fused with her nerves, and Zouken planting his Core worm in her heart- Neither of which had happened when Kariya found out about her being handed over. If he'd talked to them straight away instead of playing LN Protag, chances are Sakura could have been saved and de-wormed in short order.
Of course then Kariya wouldn't get to be the hero and win Aoi-sama's love, so...
yeah how could tokiomi know that zouken was evil or how the matou magecraft works i mean its not like their families have lived in the same city together for over a hundred years or worked together to make a giant magic ritual or regularly fight each other in magical duels to the death
I just straight up dislike Kariya.
He's the type of character that makes you feel sad, but not because you're sorry for him, but because he could have done things so much better if he had just acted sooner instead of doing it that late. In fact, I think (aside from killing Rin's mom and Berserker in the Grail War) he didn't contribute at all to the story aside from saying "Zouken's a monster." And "I must save Sakura and Aoi."
He is just so hopeless a character. Even more hopeless than Enjou Tomoe. And his origin is legitimately "Worthlessness".
Yeah Kariya just wanted to take Aoi with him. After saving Sakura and killing Tokiomi "I saved Sakura for you, Aoi-san" "OMG, Kariya you're my hero" "Let's run away Aoi-san. Just leave your stupid husband." Just like his delusion
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Wandering on internet
I like it for waht it is
But i not think is the best thing ever just because is Darker , Actually my issue is not with Zero itself, but with some kinds of Zero fans
I like FSN more but i cant hate Zero, it has Iri
You're assuming a lot here, especially when Zouken says, in plain English, that he already put his familiars inside her the moment Kariya tries to confront him. It's too late. Nor are we ever told there was a specific time he put the core of his soul in her heart, only about the grail shards from Iri's vessel. That argument would stick better if you said that planting the grail shard in her heart correlates to being a grail vessel, ad thus when he supplanted himself there, but she still ends up being a vessel even when that is ripped from her chest, so I'd say the soul jar was always there as insurance, rather than added later.
But let's say that you have one point here and that it mattered that the familiars had intertwined with her nerves later on in the argument of how hard it would be to save her.
The issue is that his familiars had been inside her in the first place, and he has already started having them work in a parasitic relationship in her body. Frankly, that is checkmate. Moronic as Kariya may be, if he could just walk out the door with Sakura by just being sneaky with Zouken, he would have. How exactly, will Tokiomi deal with Zouken without any possible harm coming to Sakura? Unless Zouken literally forgets he has control over those familiars.
Let's play Devil's Advocate here, if literally all that was on his mind was making Tokiomi look like an idiot by presenting Sakura back to Aoi, why bother with a plan that inevitably will kill him when he doesn't have to?
In his mind theoretically he would getting to be the hero, Tokiomi looks like a chump, AND he lives to mack some sweet Zenjou ass.
Dislike Kariya as much as you want, but the argument doesn't hold water.
Last edited by Altima of the Gates; March 30th, 2017 at 12:50 PM.
this is why i don't talk about this stuff
because i'm convinced too easily
now i'm going to read the next post and be convinced with that too
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'm cool and you should give me gacha money
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damn it neir