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[Seika]

In F/HA where Lancer told his story, he had give his three spears to three guys to not get invaded or something around those lines

I don't actually see that in the telling of Lancer's story up on the tlwiki. Anyway, it sounds like a reference to the Aided Con Chulainn version of his death in which three poets in turn ask for his spear, lest they make fun of him/Ulster/all Cú Chulainn's tribe.

So the story goes, in every case he ends up just throwing it at them and killing them. Each time Lugaid picks it up, throws it back and kills a 'king' with it: the first time, the supposed king of charioteers who drives Cú Chulainn; the second, the supposed king of horses who pulls the chariot; the third time he finally kills Cú.

[BananaShiki]

I'm gonna say Gil is Neutral, he just does whatever he wants.

[food]

Assuming the same D&D morality scale I've been applying all this long? Pretty Chaotic Evil. Chaotic because he rejects all rules (because he is the rules. :V) and Evil because he gets what wants and fuck whoever's in his way. Also because he wants to kill everyone.

But Humanity is Angra Mainyu, the cesspool of all griefs.

Genocide for greater justice?

[Kyte]

But Humanity is Angra Mainyu, the cesspool of all griefs.

Genocide for greater justice?

Now ya jus' wankin'

[Seika]

Oh, and this should answer the previous question about whether Lancer would hold back from killing female Servants in the Holy Grail Wars:

サーヴァントとなった今はともかく、クーフーリンという英雄にとって、戦場で女性を殺めるのは好ましくなか ったという事か。
As a Servant, things are different now, but to the hero called Cu Chulainn, killing women on the battlefield isn't something he liked doing.

(The dialogue even says that he wasn't that fixated on it whilst he was alive).

[food]

Now ya jus' wankin'

I am channeling Avenger. Angra Mainyu mirrors humanity. It is giving people what they really want.

[5chneemensch]

I don't actually see that in the telling of Lancer's story up on the tlwiki. Anyway, it sounds like a reference to the Aided Con Chulainn version of his death in which three poets in turn ask for his spear, lest they make fun of him/Ulster/all Cú Chulainn's tribe.

So the story goes, in every case he ends up just throwing it at them and killing them. Each time Lugaid picks it up, throws it back and kills a 'king' with it: the first time, the supposed king of charioteers who drives Cú Chulainn; the second, the supposed king of horses who pulls the chariot; the third time he finally kills Cú.

This is exactly what I meant
Guess I misunderstood the translation then

Thanks

[Mcjon01]

Gilgamesh is Good. Saber Alter is Evil. Anything that Kotomine enjoys doing is evil by definition because he's so swell. Man, what silly arguments will show up next?

[celsius]

What's the difference between a genius, an idiot, and Emiya Shirou?

[Kyte]

What's the difference between a genius, an idiot, and Emiya Shirou?

The first is not the last and the last repairs things.

[TypeWannabe]

Emiya Shirou is a hero.

[Petrikow]

I'm gonna say Gil is Neutral, he just does whatever he wants.

Yeah, I am of the same opinion.

He defies classification when it comes to morality, so placing him in True Neutral is probably the least misrepresentative of his way of judging things. Looking purely at his actions in FSN (well, Fate+UBW) he probably fits into some kind of Evil alignment though.

The D&D alignments are not perfect and I believe Gilgamesh is great example of someone who cannot accurately be put into that system.

[Kyte]

The D&D alignment is simplistic, as it befits a game mechanic. So you gotta view the characters in the same simplistic terms: Do they want to hurt people? Save people? Use the rules? Fuck da rules? There's your alignment.

[Serine]

Is is true that Nasu has a magic mushroom avatar because he had a history of insanity?

[Daneel Rush]

F/HA said, Cú had three spears in his possession, which were the others?

Aside from Gaé Bolg, I remember three other spears in Cú Chulainn's possession: Duaibsech, Cúrsach Dhearg and Seóladh Rinne.

[xsiegh32695]

I have another question hope you could answer. What is the age of Bazett and Fujimura Taiga? are they at the same age?

[BananaShiki]

Bazett is 23. Don't know about Taiga.

[Mcjon01]

Taiga's old enough that she'll get mad if you imply she's anything but a beautiful young maiden.

[Milbunk]

Wasn't Taiga in high school during the 4th war? You could always use that as a basis for her age.

[celsius]

Lessee... Fuji-nee should be in middle school during the events of Fate/Zero, just about... At least, that's the impression I got.

Since Fate/stay night takes place approximately ten years after, she should be somewhere around 23~25. Though if I'm wrong and Taiga was actually in high school, then that would put her age at somewhere around 26~28.

Dunno about Bazett, but I'd say she's in her early twenties, probably.