Oh, I see. That makes sense.Originally Posted by mewarmo990
Oh, I see. That makes sense.
they were the people preparing to be the next generation but the next generation never got around to happening because Arthur went back to save Ayaka.
but you see this isn't as snappy as "12 knights of the round table: the next generation"
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.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.
Proto Excalibur has been EX rank from the start unlike Artoria's though, this is arguably just letting it live up to its established reputation.
I see. Thanks, You!
Yes please!
Quick question: Is Arthur able to transform into spirit form? I remember reading somewhere in Phoenix's translations(maybe as a sidenote) that he's able to, and given that we know that his wish was for the salvation for the Holy Grail I think it's a yes. I just want to be sure.
Sorry, I've should've posted this earlier, but here is the character profiles for Volume 4 of the novels.
Archer
Spoiler:
Lancer
Spoiler:
Nigel Sayward
Spoiler:
Elsa Saijou
Spoiler:
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Bryn's NP name reeks of Dante lel.
Something
Elsa's a cameraman? Should have summoned George then.
Also Brynhild Komédia. When will we learn what it can do.
I find the details surrounding that "3rd Noble Phantasm" pretty interesting, nonetheless. Unsure if this third one came from the drug that Nigel gave her or was something else.
I believe it's referring to her primal runes and/or giant meteor.
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If she were a Rider, and with a name like that, I would have assumed it would summon the wagon she used for her trip to Hel in the "Helreid Brynhildar" poem. Since she's a Lancer, though, maybe it'll recreate her funeral pyre? A suicide attack similar to Arash's own Stella?
Good lord, what a horrible NP. But then again, so is Brynhild Romantia. And Stella. Good thing Manaka is here to mess the Grail War up or else Rider would have had this war in the bag.
Well, that's only speculation on my part. :-)
I agree with you on Stella, though. I think it should have had two modes: a regular "supershot", and the true one which acts like a combination Broken Phantasm / suicide attack.
:\ that just ruins what a Noble Phantasm is though. Stella is super special, and it runs with the lore. What you're suggesting is to have almost every Noble Phantasm have some kind of nerfed version that isn't incredibly taxing on the Servant, but this is just my simple rant against your comment.
Well, I wasn't thinking that generally, to be honest, but what I proposed does have some basis in canon with Arturia's "Excalislash" and "Excaliblast".
that's because one of excalibur's concepts is "sword that amplifies"
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.
Many Noble Phantasms shouldn't be compared to Stella, because these Noble Phantasms take away a significant amount of Magical Energy rather than suicide. And with how Stella's lore works,
Arash must die for this to occur. Stella isn't made to be something that kills or destroys; Stella is a Noble Phantasm that's supposed to end wars, conflicts, etc. forever.“Now, o’ being who created the moon and stars…… Behold my deeds, my death, my spenta armaiti which I must carry out.”
Wait.
If Stella is just the arrow that marked the border between the Iranians and the Turanians, why is it beamu.
Also, why is it named Stella in the first place? Arash's girlfriend or something?
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