Either UBW is able to suck up new weapons post-death from counterforce duties, some weirdo he killed in life had it like Grey has Ron or Bazett has Fraga, Archer’s grail war was different and had some random Trojans, or it’s a stable time loop and Archer got it from seeing Archer use it and it came from nowhere
Take your pick
We just don't know.
Originally Posted by Arashi_Leonhart
The fact that Emiya has Caladbolg as well, makes you wonder if the reason he recognised Lancer's identity was remembering his time during his own HGW or if he was deployed during the time when Fergus and Cú were alive...
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Oh, sniped somewhat.
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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I doubt it. If he did recognize Cu he would have run the hell out of dodge when he saw him using Gae Boog when they first fought, and not just sit and take it.
But wait he did figure out who Cu was by his speed so who knows I guess
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
And now I can't stop thinking about Emiya being Waldo and if you look at any picture of a hero, if you squint hard enough you'll see Archer somewhere in the background.
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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That would make a good meme
EMIYA=Stalkura but for swords.And now I can't stop thinking about Emiya being Waldo and if you look at any picture of a hero, if you squint hard enough you'll see Archer somewhere in the background.
Wasnt it said that Archer actually has amnesia/forgot his life so much that he didnt realised what happened and that he was summoned in Fuyuki until he gets slashed in half by Seiba?
He realizes as he's cleaning up the Tohsaka mansion
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Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
I think I've read that doujin...
Where exactly are Transcendent Kind defined and explained? A material book or somewhere in Tsukihime? If the latter, the exact scene would be nice.
Nature, the earth, possesses a will. That is why it still exists and tries to stay beautiful.
The problem isn't that we can't feel it.
It's that the standard of what nature thinks is beautiful and the standard of what humans believe is beautiful are the same.
"An existence which the world created to sense for it. These are what we usually call spirits. They are a transcendental species existing on another plane different from the remaining spirits of animals in the present world.
The True Ancestors are one type of these spirits.
They are born with the purpose to punish humans, so they only see humans as evil.
Much as we think vampires who prey upon humans are evil, they view humans who prey upon nature as evil.""---Well, I guess that's true, but police are only a law-enforcing group against humans. We don't consider them at all.
But, it's correct to say that vampires hide their presence for the sake of self-preservation."
"Shiki, there is a natural enemy of the vampires. A group of something like professional killers that now have the power balance in their favor.
...... It's true for other transcendent species, but especially for vampires, it is fatal for them to reveal themselves.
Even if a vampire made a secret kingdom in a village somewhere in the mountains away from all civilization, this natural enemy would definitely notice if victims keep increasing.Transcendental Species is not a standardized category. It's just a name you call things that are very top tier.If those words are to be a grand reality, it would be one of the things which would define eternity.
But in reality, nothing in existence has reached that level.
For example, those vampires occasionally spoken of in legends are not immortal.
After all, they are defective because they require stealing from others to exist.
Furthermore, the fact that their supplemental parts have to be of the same species---in this case, generally referring to humans----means that they are not versatile at all.
They call themselves the transcendent race, but that is not evolution, it is degeneration.
That which cannot function independently in perpetuity cannot be called eternal.
It is presumptuous to call something immortal if it depends on others to halt its aging.
There already exists something close to perfection which can function independently in perpetuity.
It feeds on itself and multiplies. It has no such thing as a lifespan. Old cells become food as nutrients and new cells are produced from it.
Such as a jellyfish.
However, it is perpetual only because it has no intelligence.
If having no intelligence is fine, then it is no different from gaining eternity by death.
Like, oh shit these things are living on a different level (transcendent)
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.
I know one's elemental affinity can be changed into their origin, but is it possible to have a duel affinity with your origin and common element? Like, say, earth and sword, or fire and void.
This is kind of backwards, alignment flows out of origin, and people with strongly expressed origins can end up with uncommon alignments or even the origin itself as an alignment. If you’re in that group you’re not going to have a common elemental alignment in the first place.
I see, that makes sense. Thank you for clarifying.
So then is the "punishing humans" trait inherent to these transcendent species, or just TA?
on that note, i will repeat a previous question since @YOU is here now
TAs and other elementals and fairies and Lugh Beo all have "solid souls" like the ones you get from the third magic right?
at that point, does any distinction exist between the soul and her actual body?
Or, y'know, he just remembered who he was because he met him as Shirou. Occam's razor.
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Unrelatedly: the girl from Fate/Labyrinth has Fairy Eyes, right? Are they the same as the ones from the Case Files anime?
(I don't mean are they the same eyes, just are they the same kind of eyes. Although given that they were bought from the auction, you never know...)
Is also not very hard to deduce who Lancer is. Actually, he is probably the easiest from the original cast besides maybe herc.
here is a list of my servant sheets(new and improved format for my servant sheets)
Come explore the White Library, and reach the bottom of this Abyss
Fate / White Memoria
It would be even easier to deduce Saber... As Jeanne D'Arc.
Damn you Takeuchi.
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