The answer to both is "Touko's a bitch"
The answer to both is "Touko's a bitch"
does ilya mention her mother anywhere in f/sn (or HA), or is that single scene talking about kiritsugu leaving his wife behind the only mention of irisviel
You've pored over the VN, and you've offered an answer. So I'm thrilled!The answer to both is "Touko's a bitch"
I wouldn't mind alternative answers, though.
In FHA there's a scene when Illya goes to the shed and finds it familiarOriginally Posted by Sesto
There was also the time shirou was with her in the castles gardens
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
oh yeah i even screencapped that one
Is it mentioned how Sacchin sustains herself in melty blood? All I really remember from her story is her beating roa and getting a powerup.
Iirc it was because she had learned that the genetic material in semen was far superior to that of blood, and she was subsiding on a diet of it which was more then enough to keep her going. The source meant ciel grudgingly overlooked her existence since she wasn't hurting anyone.
hi tang
She pleases old men for genetic material.
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In Melty Blood she's dead since Tsukihime, and in ReAct and onward she's never killed anyone so presumably she's scrounging around eating rats and stealing blood packs while she plays superhero in the alleys.
Dammit nasu, hasn't she been through enough humiliation?
Anyway, does anyone know if LOD Vladimir has to deal with literary vampire stuff like no garlic or reflections and needing invitations?
Due to his oral tradition, he incarnates into his Dracula image. Transformation into a vampire.
Becoming Count Dracula, Vlad III's normal skills and Noble Phantasms are sealed in exchange for: extreme amplification of the body's ability, animal and fog shapeshifting, healing ability, Mystic Eyes of Enchantment, and a vulnerability to light and holy symbols weak point is also obtained.never mentioned but maybeThis Noble Phantasm grants the power of vampires from fiction, making Vlad capable of turning even Servants into fellow vampires through the act of sucking their blood. He can also change form into mist or a flurry of bats, and all physical damage is negated when he is in those forms.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
Maybe if the Tsukihime Remake has the fabled Satsuki Route then we may learn the answer of how Sacchan survives.
That is if we live long enough to see it come out.
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Yes he can, but he has to be given the actually flag by jeanne to use it like how it was in Apo. He isn't summoned with the flag since the flag doesn't belong to him.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
It's not the shed, it's the alchemical magic circle that Saber was summoned from that caught her eye. She was wondering why such extravagant crafting was used in such a shack.
It's the same circle used to support Irisviel's grail issues in the 4th war.
I haven't either!
Do we know just how strong dragons are? I mean, I know they're supposed to be extremely powerful, but how would an "average" dragon fare against an "average" Servant or Dead Apostle Ancestor?
Aren't Western Dragons perpetual mana furnaces that generate their own mana just by breathing? And weren't Eastern Dragons basically divine?
Sounds pretty far above a Servant or DAA.
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