Which ones have extensive summaries that aren't sypnosis?Originally Posted by GrayPendragon
As people said, read the manga (which is up to mid-volume 3), then go on TvTropes (though those are fragmented summaries and don't say which volumes).
Which ones have extensive summaries that aren't sypnosis?
As people said, read the manga (which is up to mid-volume 3), then go on TvTropes (though those are fragmented summaries and don't say which volumes).
My coin is still on Dumas forges a "truth"/"legend"/whatever of Flat being the identity of Jack to bring them together in a fusion ha and/or save Flat and/or save them all from "Flat". Also to open up the put Flat in FGO money for the future. If not this volume, then the next.
What do you mean with "resolved"? Their main plotline or them being killed of?
Servants being killed off, Masters being removed from the war not necessarily lethally.
I notice you don't have Haruri on that list?
Removing Humbaba and Ishtar removes Haruri by default, methinks
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If she had the power to still interfere with her servant gone, she wouldn't have attempted her murder-suicide servant summoning in the first place
Every name on my list refers to Master-Servant pairs.
I see. In that case I don't see Enkidu go out without some significant interaction with Gilgamesh, TAssassin and Fillia/Bull... Also that would require Narita to dramatically increase the number of significant events and character "endings" per volume, which I don't see happening in such an amount. Unless Narita wants to be done with SF to focus on other things. In any case vol 7 and its pacing seems to be significant for the future development for the series.
Gotcha. Thought it was more referring to the stray plotlines being ended along with dropping out.
Enkidu actually dying before Gilgamesh would be such a massive waste considering he wasn't even present in his own singularity
Enkidu has been growing so many deathflags even in FGO, he may actually survive through the whole thing
can't wait for francesca to reveal she scooped up some of pale rider in a mason jar and kill enkidu with it
Oh yeah, it's been so long I forgot that Enkidu has a conceptual weakness against that one...
Just wash your hands and keep social distance...
Is tsubaki still resolved though. All she did was yet everyone out of her dream saying that she deserves to be alone. As far as I know her servant still lives and could still be a threat. Besides it's a tragic ending for her I'd hope she ends until better in the long run.
Pale Rider's power ability is severely gimped because Tsubaki has completely rejected playing whether consciously or unconsciously in this war. She's at least not going to be an obstacle anymore, though Sigma will still want to save her.
I don't see Gilgamesh dying before Enkidu. I would guess either Enkidu dies first (like in the myth) or they die together. However I don't see either of them die soon, they haven't interacted nearly enough or had a final moment together.
I'm kind of thinking the two of them will end up barely hanging onto life by the end of the story to have one last fight, which may or may not be depicted in usual cliche fashion. Or else, never actually completing their fight might be part of their final characterization in the story.
I agree, that would be my guess also. It would be a shame for such a fight to not be depicted tough. Them never having their rematch would be a huge missed opportunity though.
Also I see Enkidu kill TAssassin. He's the only one who can detect him after all, and the ranks of their skills match exactly.
T assassin has barely done anything. If he is getting defeated there needs to be a cool moment of his doing something. I think he is a cool Hassan and is severely underrated. It would be a shame not to do anything meaningful in this HGW
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