The Type-Moon Miscellaneous Thoughts Thread

[weeblord]

musashis outfit is less of a kimono and more of a kimono inspired silk nightgown

[LegalLoliLover]

As you know, Gilgamesh was not turned evil by the Grail, but he is so disappointed in the fact that the same humanity who was once able to do this:

when faced with divinity incarnate has now devolved to, as the comments say, "snapchat, ticktock and karens". However, when you think about it, isn't it because the gods are defeated that people no longer have something to fear nor worship? Something to keep them on their toes? Of course, you could also blame a certain pansy carpenter for perversely redefining what it means to be a king or god.

[Byegod]

As you know, Gilgamesh was not turned evil by the Grail, but he is so disappointed in the fact that the same humanity who was once able to do this:
when faced with divinity incarnate has now devolved to, as the comments say, "snapchat, ticktock and karens". However, when you think about it, isn't it because the gods are defeated that people no longer have something to fear nor worship? Something to keep them on their toes? Of course, you could also blame a certain pansy carpenter for perversely redefining what it means to be a king or god.

You really enjoy ribbing on christianity dont you? But a group that need guda of all people to inspire them doesnt make me think highly of the,

[Zork Knight]

As you know, Gilgamesh was not turned evil by the Grail, but he is so disappointed in the fact that the same humanity who was once able to do this:

when faced with divinity incarnate has now devolved to, as the comments say, "snapchat, ticktock and karens". However, when you think about it, isn't it because the gods are defeated that people no longer have something to fear nor worship? Something to keep them on their toes? Of course, you could also blame a certain pansy carpenter for perversely redefining what it means to be a king or god.

Ah yes, the notoriously gentle and toothless Christian religion.

[Byegod]

Ah yes, the notoriously gentle and toothless Christian religion.

Remember the time jesus totally didnt kick out a bunch of people in a temple with a whip? I sure do! /s

[Zork Knight]

Remember the time jesus totally didnt kick out a bunch of people in a temple with a whip? I sure do! /s

I was mostly referring to the whole, y'know, Europe between the 4th and 20th centuries.

[asterism42]

Jesus: Rich people are going to Hell
Every rich Christian throughout history: No but what he ACTUALLY meant was...

[LegalLoliLover]

You really enjoy ribbing on christianity dont you? But a group that need guda of all people to inspire them doesnt make me think highly of the,

Well, the "pansy" line was from Maggot Baits. Also, I notice that you ended your sentence on "the". Was there anything else to add there?

[Zork Knight]

I'm guessing that's supposed to be a them

[Byegod]

I'm guessing that's supposed to be a them

Yeah that was supposed to be 'Them'

Also my own thoughts

I think vlad is one of the best built servants in fate in general, a great balance of flair and history, his manga dracula NP is so much better looking than the anime's holy shit.

[All fictions]

So Fiore's Bronze Link Manipulators has four limbs, but within Apocrypha, only three are shown in use and named: Jupiter: Tin Arm of Protection, Mars: Iron Arm of War, and Saturn: Lead Arm of Roaring. This is a callback to the seven metals of Antiquity (gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, iron, and mercury), each associated with one of the seven classical "planets", hence the different planets-metals pairs for the limbs.

So what's the name of the unnamed fourth limb? My headcanon is that it's Venus: Copper Arm of Love(?). Why Venus instead of the Sun, the Moon, or Mercury? Symmetry. The association between Jupiter and Saturn is obvious, it's father and son who fought each other. So Mars and Venus, frequently put into opposition as masculinity and femininity, makes sense.

Also, I'm no mineralogist, but gold and silver don't fit with the others (and bronze) due to being considered precious metals, while mercury is its own weird thing (and already used by fellow Eulyphis magus Kayneth, so Fiore probably wanted not to copy it.)

[mhplayer]

So Fiore's Bronze Link Manipulators has four limbs, but within Apocrypha, only three are shown in use and named: Jupiter: Tin Arm of Protection, Mars: Iron Arm of War, and Saturn: Lead Arm of Roaring. This is a callback to the seven metals of Antiquity (gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, iron, and mercury), each associated with one of the seven classical "planets", hence the different planets-metals pairs for the limbs.

So what's the name of the unnamed fourth limb? My headcanon is that it's Venus: Copper Arm of Love(?). Why Venus instead of the Sun, the Moon, or Mercury? Symmetry. The association between Jupiter and Saturn is obvious, it's father and son who fought each other. So Mars and Venus, frequently put into opposition as masculinity and femininity, makes sense.

Also, I'm no mineralogist, but gold and silver don't fit with the others (and bronze) due to being considered precious metals, while mercury is its own weird thing (and already used by fellow Eulyphis magus Kayneth, so Fiore probably wanted not to copy it.)

Sounds reasonable.

[Rafflesiac]

So Fiore's Bronze Link Manipulators has four limbs, but within Apocrypha, only three are shown in use and named: Jupiter: Tin Arm of Protection, Mars: Iron Arm of War, and Saturn: Lead Arm of Roaring. This is a callback to the seven metals of Antiquity (gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, iron, and mercury), each associated with one of the seven classical "planets", hence the different planets-metals pairs for the limbs.

So what's the name of the unnamed fourth limb? My headcanon is that it's Venus: Copper Arm of Love(?). Why Venus instead of the Sun, the Moon, or Mercury? Symmetry. The association between Jupiter and Saturn is obvious, it's father and son who fought each other. So Mars and Venus, frequently put into opposition as masculinity and femininity, makes sense.

Also, I'm no mineralogist, but gold and silver don't fit with the others (and bronze) due to being considered precious metals, while mercury is its own weird thing (and already used by fellow Eulyphis magus Kayneth, so Fiore probably wanted not to copy it.)

You posted this before, right? I didn't comment on it before, but nice theory, I buy it.

[All fictions]

You posted this before, right? I didn't comment on it before, but nice theory, I buy it.

If I did post it before, let it be known that I apologize and want to die of embarrassment

[Rafflesiac]

Speaking of Darnic, random headcanon.

So Fiore's Bronze Link Manipulators has four limbs, but within Apocrypha, only three are shown in use and named: Jupiter: Tin Arm of Protection, Mars: Iron Arm of War, and Saturn: Lead Arm of Roaring. This is a callback to the seven metals of Antiquity (gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, iron, and mercury), each associated with one of the seven classical "planets", hence the different planets-metals pairs for the limbs.

So what's the name of the unnamed fourth limb? My headcanon is that it's Venus: Copper Arm of Love(?). Why Venus instead of the Sun, the Moon, or Mercury? Symmetry. The association between Jupiter and Saturn is obvious, it's father and son who fought. So Mars and Venus, frequently put into opposition, makes sense.

Also, I'm no mineralogist, but gold and silver don't fit with the others (and bronze) due to being considered precious metals, while mercury is its own weird thing (and already used by fellow Eulyphis magus Kayneth, so Fiore probably wanted not to copy it.)

please don't die

[All fictions]

ARGH

[You]

If I did post it before, let it be known that I apologize and want to die of embarrassment

Reines = ライネス
Kayneth = ケイネス

never going to let you go

[Zork Knight]

I miss Layneth

[Reign]

Keines

[Rafflesiac]

Maynez when