Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[Byegod]

Humanity would say "we won" and call it a day.

I love how your even saying that now.

[Dragolord09]

https://www.reddit.com/r/grandorder/..._back_to_lost/

[Zork Knight]

https://www.reddit.com/r/grandorder/..._back_to_lost/

I want to go to remote areas that are unexplored and see winged demonic beasts I’ve never seen before!

Shantaks were the first thing that came to mind.

Which reminds me, Shan-Shan from LB1 being a one-time thing that never got explained still feels off.

[Tenshi]

Watch all his comments regarding eating just be a metaphor rather than him actually eating anyone/thing.

Going to this line, couldn't be someone like Xu Zhu?

[Skull]

Mash: "Other cases...!? T-then does that include the Hound of the Baskervilles by any chance!? I’ve always had my suspicions about it! That it might be related to the Black Dog found in British folklore!"
Holmes: "It isn’t just the Black Dog. You see, shockingly that hound and the Storm King are…never mind, I shall speak no more on the topic."

Hmm...When it was first mentioned that Watson "de-magicked" the stories for ACD to publish I didn't have much of an opinion. But after seeing this conversation, I feel kinda against it to be honest. Like, the whole plot of Baskervilles is that the "ancient demon" is nothing more than a chicanery trick by a malicious human who preys on the minds of the vulnerable. Reason triumphs against superstitions, mankind is not bound to things like "destiny" and all that stuff. But making it all real magic and whatnot not only doesn't really add anything to the pre-existing narrative, but completely undercuts the nature of the story methinks.

I know it's a kinda a small thing, but I felt like ranting a bit is all. :/

[yokushi]

Not that the actual Doyle would have minded it that much, given how he embraced spiritualism.

[CO9p5JMGv!p9]

I figure that it'll probably be Chaldea that beats up the Type (Mash literally just got Black Barrel, ezpz gg no re), with Olga (or Tamamovitch) swooping in once the battle's mostly done to claim the body for herself.

god, if ORT gets dumpstered by humanity bullshit I will be pissed. It would be nice for aliens to actually accomplish something for once (no, """alien""" god does not count) instead of being designated losers just like Beasts.
dream scenario: daybit + grand + beast vitch + clown olga all try to take on ORT, it fucks them up and goes back to sleep

[Lobo]

https://www.reddit.com/r/grandorder/..._back_to_lost/

Rumour has it that at the end of the last century, the Clock Tower was forced to expand one of their departments due to the influence of Count Cagliostro.

So this refers to Waver's department of modern magecraft, right? Fits with the timeline on the Case Files mats

[astagadragon]

Obviously he turns into a spider loli and call you nii-nii

Oh god, a Foreigner ORT Servant...

[Zork Knight]

So this refers to Waver's department of modern magecraft, right? Fits with the timeline on the Case Files mats

The end of the 1700s?

[fire_mountain_30]

this is a powerlevel question but it is due to the having seen different TLs

is Lostbelt Zeus' maximum output supposed to be solar system or galaxy? i have seen both being used in different translations

[LJ3]

so ORT became a DAA after it ate Dead Apostle

what will happen if ORT eats Beast?

Dunno if ORT gained anything from nomming the dumbass DAA who tried to go fite me

Primate Murder is said to gain a taste for blood thanks to Altrouge so idk

Expectation: Clown Olga will get 1shotted for trying to fight ORT.

Nasu subverting expectation: Clown Olga successfully killing ORT and absorb ORT's power.

The fact that this is a genuine possibility saddens me

[Lobo]

The end of the 1700s?

Yeah, Cagliostro lived between 1743-1795
And the Case Files mats list 1800 as when Modern Magecraft becomes the 12th deparment of the Clock Tower do to its theory being impossible to ignore anymore
So the timeline lines up with that quote and means Cagliostro was at least indirectly responsible for the creation of the deparment Waver became the Lord of, by possibly spreading modern magecraft and creating a wave of ocultism similar as Helena's

[Zork Knight]

Yeah, Cagliostro lived between 1743-1795
And the Case Files mats list 1800 as when Modern Magecraft becomes the 12th deparment of the Clock Tower do to its theory being impossible to ignore anymore
So the timeline lines up with that quote and means Cagliostro was at least indirectly responsible for the creation of the deparment Waver became the Lord of, by possibly spreading modern magecraft and creating a wave of ocultism similar as Helena's

Oh so that's why Waver's Magecraft sounds so much like bs attempts at connecting unrelated things

[Dragolord09]

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/co..._ashvatthaman/

[Lily Emilio]

The fact that this is a genuine possibility saddens me

I mean..

- SF: It's 100 years early to face ORT.
- FGO: Humanity needs several hundreds more years to reach this divine ark (Tiamat).

Tiamat was beaten, so ORT is next.

[AAM1232]

I mean..

- SF: It's 100 years early to face ORT.
- FGO: Humanity needs several hundreds more years to reach this divine ark (Tiamat).

Tiamat was beaten, so ORT is next.

Assuming ORT isn't assimilated into Chaldea to fight U-Olga as a Grand.

[Lolly Battory]

In Character Mats Nasu jokingly describes ORT with "even Arcueid can't beat it quick someone call Ultraman". ORT is mentioned at the very end of Olympus and then Nasu tells us U-Olga means Ultra-Olga. I'm expecting LB7 to be partially about how Daybit found a way to use ORT to fight the Alien God whether or not that fails.

[Comun]

I can't tell if the Ultraman connection is more or less of a meme theory than the "Holmes is Arcueid" one.

[AmADo VII]

ORT's design was inspired by Kaiju so.