Bloody millennials, with their lack of work ethic, you ask for a bench and you get a clump of invisible, intangible matter, what's the world coming to when your local carpenter's conjuring up mysteries instead of just making your old grandad a place to sit, no wonder Nazareth's going to the dogs.
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As far as I can tell or am convinced so far, he is a normal vampire man, he has a keyhole but he isn't the keyhole. Triten in human form managed to fit in this treasure chest so it seems to be bigger on the inside, if we go by those summaries of Starlit Marmalade volume 2 which state that she wandered out? Wish I knew more than beginner Japanese to clarify that.
How did they get "treasure chest" out of 迷宮?
I dunno you can make super slimes out of clumps if you’re Alba.
Surely you can make a chair that heals you when you sit on it too.
or dare I say it’s time for the ether clump holy grail or toilet.
Cheap bastards are ruining the ferry industry too, "Oh I can't afford it, I'll just walk across instead". Stop being cheap and spend money on local businesses. Next thing you know someone will start giving out free fish and wine.
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You gotta admit, the idea of someone accidentally locking themselves in a box and not being able to get out is a lot more amusing.
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Talking about Caubac Alcatraz, how do you interpret what he said to Arcueid in the Drama CD?
When he told her "you too wouldn't want to be killed by a different person", talking about how she wouldn't want to die by the hands of anybody other than Shiki, was he implying that for him it was the same?
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Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
Only if its a shitty white plastic chair that scrapes the ground loudly when you move
Ah thanks for the clarification. Since we're talking about keyhole, maybe this is where Chikagi's naming comes in.
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The fact that he is hiding from Arc and all the talk of him rather being alive than nothing makes me feel that it wasn't so accidental. I also get the implication by a lot of Mahoutsukai no Hako lines that he can come out if he wants to but he doesn't feel the need, most explicitly in the Secret Track we're talking about right now
Is Ciel still immortal after Kohaku True?
Can anyone tell me how did heroic spirits manifested in the solomon chapter to back up the mc? The most often answer i got is because of "bonds" aka intertwined fate? Tbh this is more like an answer of "why" instead of "how" and the whole scene after going back to it feels like a huge asspull. Also since it was supposed to be "canon" that there are indeed servants in chaldea where were those guys in solomon? I know this is FGO and ill probably just be told to not think hard about it but i just want to know in case i might be missing something
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What's the source for this?
"奈須氏は『EXTRA CCC』での彼の実力について「確かにギルガメッシュと同格の英雄ではありますが、なんたってマスターがア レですからね(笑)どうなるかはお楽しみという事で」、「カルナはギルガメッシュと同格の非常に強力な英霊 です。ストーリー前半における最大の壁として主人公達の前に立ち塞がります」とコメントしてい る"
I wouldn't call it elegant, more referential as any other part of GO I guess.
Waver alludes to how when you beat the Septum stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOgK...qFf8oK&index=5
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Pretty much exactly the same as how Shirou summoned Saber.
Iri put a Einzbern territory establishing magic circle in Shirou's basement. Shirou gets attacked by Lancer, goes into basement to find a better weapon. "Bonds of Fate" from Avalon as a catalyst. Grail summons Saber through a magic circle not made for summoning.
FGO-kun steps into giant summoning circle made to re-summon Demon Pillars endlessly after they die. "Bonds of Fate" from adventure as catalyst. Summons the Servants.
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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.
thank You.
I wouldn't call it elegant, more referential as any other part of GO I guess.
Waver alludes to how when you beat the Septum stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOgK...qFf8oK&index=5
1:00
Pretty much exactly the same as how Shirou summoned Saber.
Iri put a Einzbern territory establishing magic circle in Shirou's basement. Shirou gets attacked by Lancer, goes into basement to find a better weapon. "Bonds of Fate" from Avalon as a catalyst. Grail summons Saber through a magic circle not made for summoning.
FGO-kun steps into giant summoning circle made to re-summon Demon Pillars endlessly after they die. "Bonds of Fate" from adventure as catalyst. Summons the Servants.
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Spoiler:
Are these the chaldea servants or seperate iterations
I was under the impression that it's the Counterforce using it as an excuse, or using Guda and Mashu as an anchor, to weasel itself into the Time Temple with all the force it's allowed, even though it's not supposed to exist in it.
While it's meant to be isolated, it still has a connection to the Throne just by virtue of being Solomon's domain, otherwise summoning wouldn't be possible at all, and it's derived from Singularity F's timeline in particular, so technically something like that sounds like what's going on.
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I'd guess 'all its allowed' is the servants that are easy to summon, which are the ones Guda has bonds of Fate with, which is nonsense for anything that happened in Septem. However, Singularity Specific servants like Jeanne Alter or Cu Alter shouldn't be there, or not in the particular form they were encountered.
But then it also summons MHX, so who cares about sense-making
The summoning circle seems fine. Im still pretty mixed about the catalysts. Avalon at the very case is an actual catalysts. "Bonds of fate" is vague as hell. But then again summoning heroic spirits with mash's shield as catalysts even totally unrelated ones is already farfetched and if im remembering right a catalyst isnt actually required. It merely increases the chances of getting the one you wantI wouldn't call it elegant, more referential as any other part of GO I guess.
Waver alludes to how when you beat the Septum stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOgK...qFf8oK&index=5
1:00
Pretty much exactly the same as how Shirou summoned Saber.
Iri put a Einzbern territory establishing magic circle in Shirou's basement. Shirou gets attacked by Lancer, goes into basement to find a better weapon. "Bonds of Fate" from Avalon as a catalyst. Grail summons Saber through a magic circle not made for summoning.
FGO-kun steps into giant summoning circle made to re-summon Demon Pillars endlessly after they die. "Bonds of Fate" from adventure as catalyst. Summons the Servants
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I thought it was something something the power of friendship and the bonds between true companions? Like, the literal most common Anime Trope ever?
Only if you weren’t raised with Buddhism as your primary religion. In countries were it’s the prevalent religion, anyone can understand perfectly well how pratyaya works. The idea that your karma guides you reencounter people you interacted with in a previous incarnation occurs naturally to them.
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