Least favourite servant?

[asterism42]

Are you sure you're not confusing Nobu with Chacha?

[Rafflesiac]

if you're female, you're either Paris of Troy, who does fuck all but has blokes warring around her

Wasn't aware TM made Paris a woke lesbian saving poor Helen from her evil male husband, good to know

Also Atalanta.

Also, Rama looks too much like Sita and doesn't have blue skin.

Old Rama where his youthful passion has gone out, leaving him a cold blue badass when

[Nobody]

You can have a guy be unnaturally beautiful without making him look like a girl lol

[eddyak]

Wasn't aware TM made Paris a woke lesbian saving poor Helen from her evil male husband, good to know

You saw nothing.

And Atalante's the exception that proves the rule.

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

Are you sure you're not confusing Nobu with Chacha?

Nah, she's the one with the dark cape, military uniform, and almost comissar-style cap right?

[asterism42]

And Atalante's the exception that proves the rule.

Prove (v.): To put to the test, to make trial of.

They took the experimental car to the proving-grounds.
The exception proves the rule.
The hypothesis has not been proven to our satisfaction.


This phrase means the exception is challenging the rule by showing that it's not ironclad, it's a phrase that means the exact opposite of its common usage.

EDIT: It's a dumb thing to say if you think about it anyway. "Oh, you pointing out that my argument doesn't apply in every case somehow magically makes it more valid."

[Draconic]

I'm almost certain that there has never been anything called an Atalante.

Apple-fixation cat-huntress' name is Atalanta.

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(Hi, Nice to meet you, I'm Draconic and I get EXTREMELY hung up on names.)

[asterism42]

I'm almost certain that there has never been anything called an Atalante.

Apple-fixation cat-huntress' name is Atalanta.

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(Hi, Nice to meet you, I'm Draconic and I get EXTREMELY hung up on names.)

It's Ἀταλάντη in the original Greek, bucko. That's an eta on the end there, not an alpha. It'd be properly written as Atalante in Latin script.

[Nobody]

Nah, she's the one with the dark cape, military uniform, and almost comissar-style cap right?

yep

I wouldn't say she's a loli either. Just a womanlet; like most TM girls.

[RoydGolden]

Prove (v.): To put to the test, to make trial of.

They took the experimental car to the proving-grounds.
The exception proves the rule.
The hypothesis has not been proven to our satisfaction.


This phrase means the exception is challenging the rule by showing that it's not ironclad, it's a phrase that means the exact opposite of its common usage.

EDIT: It's a dumb thing to say if you think about it anyway. "Oh, you pointing out that my argument doesn't apply in every case somehow magically makes it more valid."

Actually that etymology of prove originally meaning "test" has been contested. The most commonly accepted explanation for the phrase (dating back to Cicero) is that an exception applying to a specific case proves the existence of a general rule for it to be an exception to. For instance, a sign saying that you can't park on Sundays (the "exception") predisposes that parking is allowed on the other six days of the week (the "rule").

[Walnut Sparks]

It's Ἀταλάντη in the original Greek, bucko. That's an eta on the end there, not an alpha. It'd be properly written as Atalante in Latin script.

So, is Atalanta the Latinized form or a Greek dialectical variation?

[Rafflesiac]

Cute: Atalanta
Correct: Atalante
WRONG: Atlanta

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yep

I wouldn't say she's a loli either. Just a womanlet; like most TM girls.

This being said, Saber is still a loli.

[RoydGolden]

This being said, Saber is still a loli.

Canonically I'm pretty sure Arturia was like 14 or so when she took the scabbard and stopped aging. Not sure if I'd consider that loli.

[Megas]

Canonically I'm pretty sure Arturia was like 14 or so when she took the scabbard and stopped aging. Not sure if I'd consider that loli.

It's at the border.

That said it is probably more healthy to just pursue LArtoria

[pinetree]

Wasn't it 16? Not that it changes anything.

[Draconic]

Okay, I concede. I was just bamboozled because of Wikipedia anyway.

[Rafflesiac]

Wasn't it 16? Not that it changes anything.

16 is Matt
15 is Artoria
14 is Liz and Medea Lily
12 is Kiyohime
10/11 is Prisma Illya, Miyu, and Kuro

[RoydGolden]

16 is Matt
15 is Artoria
14 is Liz and Medea Lily
12 is Kiyohime
10/11 is Prisma Illya, Miyu, and Kuro

Wait, Kiyohime is twelve? You've got to be joking.

[Reign]

Yeah that doesn't seem right.

Unless those hormones in the KFC are at it again.

[Kotonoha]

I don't think we have an age for FGO Kiyohime but in some versions of the legend she was 13 or something?