She compares him to a thoroughbred racehorse, too.Originally Posted by Paulie25
She compares him to a thoroughbred racehorse, too.
I can assure you they most certainly are.
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For example, the decad, the foundation of pythagorean cosmogony, is itself composed by the monad, the dyad, the tryad and the tetrad.
Call me 想φαγω.
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I fail to find the words to describe how much this is not the same thing
That is because they are.
Call me 想φαγω.
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Was this like a scrapped movie or just a April fools?
Doujin project. Not official.
The deepest lore is that it was the original Tsuki:Re we were going to get if Nasu did not enter his procrastination era.
On a serious note it comes from the "Colorful Moon Tsukihime-Perfect Fan Book"(Tsukikan Link) which included two disks, one of which included the Tsuki 3D movie.
This actually looks kinda cool. 2000s content was really something
Yes---I didn't realize it.
That tonight...
The moon is so--------beautiful------
The 2000s pre-smartphone was peak technology and UX design. Much more character and creativity in that time than the current black touchscreen rectangle with UI designed for first time use.
All of their eyes are wrong, except for Arcueid's. More reason to affirm she is best girl.
Call me 想φαγω.
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So true. Using tech back then actually made me excited, everything was fun and had a sense of wonder.
Yes---I didn't realize it.
That tonight...
The moon is so--------beautiful------
I'm reading Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Sky Silver for the first time, and I was wondering, when should I read Fate/Labyrinth? Should I read it after I finish Fragments, or is there a specific placement in the middle of Fragments that I'm supposed to read it?
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
It was published while Fragments was still ongoing, but I'm not sure what exactly had already been released.
I'd say sometime after vol 2?
Petri's arbitrary limit
Wow, that's a lot earlier than I thought. Thanks, I'll make sure to keep that in mind.
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
Labyrinth takes place the night before the final battle of the HGW.
Between the end of vol 4 and the beginning of vol 5.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
Oh, really? Thanks! I thought it took place sometime later during the series. By the way, Fate/Labyrinth is only one book, right?
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
Not that it matters that much since Proto Frags is designed to be told sporadically (in fragments one could say).
The better question though is when does it take place in the Apocrypha timeline. The only hard details we get are “sometime after Apocrypha” and “It’s still the early 2000s”
Yeah, that's probably why I'm having a bit of a hard time with Fragments. I'm still only on the first book though, so I'll see how it is in the later books.
Wait, Fate/Labyrinth takes place in Apocrypha's timeline?
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
Yeah, because it's a sub-category HGW.
Sakurai is more interested in the Apoc timeline than Higashide, is the joke.
Petri's arbitrary limit
That's really funny that Sakurai wrote two sequels to Apocrypha, and not Higashide.
Granted, Higashide really likes to use some of the Apocrypha characters (especially Siegfried).
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
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