myth gods are always assOriginally Posted by Daneel Rush
But Humbaba as something like that, never heard of it.
You probably right
myth gods are always ass
But Humbaba as something like that, never heard of it.
You probably right
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It's pretty obvious by now that the gods of their era had really no idea how humans worked, that's why they created Humbaba as a "perfect" human and kinda fucked up with Enkidu too.
I guess TM had to make a reason why Gil was scared of Huwawa.
I thought it was more of a power thing, since Nasu compared it to Vegeta vs Cell didnt he?
The way he reacts in SF makes me think it's more "there's no way that thing should be summonable" rather than anything else. But I don't know Dragon Ball so I've no idea what that comparison means.
I know Dragonball and the comparison still doesn't make any sense. Vegeta and Cell only had two fights. One in which Vegeta stomped Cell, and the other in which Cell had evolved to his final form and stomped Vegeta, so even if it's meant to be a reference to one of those fights it doesn't make sense. Unless it's a reference to Cell's regeneration (he could literally come back from a single remaining cell of his body), but Cell reviving from just the smallest remaining piece wasn't even a plot point in his fights with Vegeta. It only mattered when he fought Gohan at the end.
I thought it was more like example for how he would react to Humbaba when Humbaba showed up than a power level thing
It's really irony tbh, since their ancient dragon kaiju mom gave birth to humans in the first place and even got banished afterwards.
#TiamatDidNothingWrong#
Hmm...the fact that Mordred comments about Fuwawa being similar in creation to Morgan's techniques is very interesting. Makes me wonder if this is blatant foreshadowing towards LB6's plot. :/
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What did she even make? Far as I know she didn't really use any monsters, just fucked a lot and tried and failed to have her kids overthrow Artoria. Like four times in a row. Unless it's revealed that she made Fou so we can laugh at Gaia's utter incompetence at making anything.
I really need to summon Enkidu, this interlude was too good! I liked Mordred reaffirming her existence and mistakes, Enkidu's development is very interesting and I hope for something similar in SF soon, Gil helping then fucking off without bothering to talk to Enkidu is...very much like him. And I really want to see this teased Berserker Enkidu, feral Enkidu sounds fun
NGL, Morgan and her circumstances might be the thing I'm most interested in seeing: Who was her mother, what kind of powers did she have, why did she turn against Artoria?
Well, Bunny Artoria's profile revealed that Sir Yvain exists in the Nasuverse so unless they've radically changed his backstory that means Morgan must've had at least six kids to three different "fathers" (Urien, Lot & Artoria)...
Next you'll be telling me she's a mini-Tiamat.
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Interestingly, Morgan was even described in Garden Of Avalon as if she had three different souls in her, so I wonder if it'll tie into that somehow.
Maybe each of Morgan's personalities have a diferent goal in mind and each found a different hubby to have kids with
I've been wondering for a while if maybe Nasu will make Morgause and Elaine (the other two sisters of Arthur on Malory) as the names of the other two personalities of Morgan, or diferent personas she adopted in certain moments of her life
I think the first possibility is more likely. That, or somehow she created clones/homunculi of herself, put different parts of her personality/personalities, and named them differently. Also, I thought at least in Le Mort that Igraine was also Morgan's mother?
Yes, with her father being Gorlois. But iirc in Nasuverse her father is Uther so that raises the obvious question of who the mother is - especially since she is "Le Fay". Maybe Uther got it on with Vivian in his youth...
Actually, that would explain why Vivian seems to hate Merlin now that I think about it, if she blamed him for not doing enough to prevent Uther's assassination. :bigthink:
Last edited by Skull; September 8th, 2019 at 06:59 PM.
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Both of Enkidu's interludes are really good, I wish I had him.
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