She doesn't, according to Oberon.Originally Posted by asterism42
She doesn't, according to Oberon.
Oberon says she's a Shakes creation, no Titania existed in PHH.
I suppose Kingprotea is the type of being where that isn't really an issue.
Pretty clearly suggests it's related to Titans rather than Titania specifically.
Sure but the point still stands. And again, aren't Giants a type of Fae/Fairy, and wouldn't be the first time a literature based entity becomes sentient. Again it's more so Titania is the other way around, in that it's source is likely Titan.
Which Giants are you talking about?
In general, they are often brought up in fairy tales an the like, but I could see them being a type of Fae/Fairy folk given how broad group is, and to add to what I mean, wouldn't be the first time a story gained a life of it's own.
Well it's a bit difficult to speculate on that given they're not really talked about. Does LB6 mention any Giant/Fae connections?
God I hate people sometimes...
Id been telling to people almost the beggining that Bogard its not actually a bad guy and they keep sayin "how dare he!! he try to rape Mash, someone in that shady thread on 4chan told me..."
They are just being trolled and dont realize
Don't bother then.
I'm sorry if I put you on the spot then, I really didn't mean to do that.
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Interestingly, the first recorded attestation of Herne is in Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor. Any associations with Cernunnos were added after the fact. That wouldn’t stop Fate, but given Oberon’s acknowledgement of Shakespeare, it would at least deserve mention. I just hope Shakespeare shows up somehow post-timegate.
They're not one of the 6 tribes at least
And Greek giants were apparently remnants of Sefar, while Norse giants were like, bits and pieces of Surtr/Ymir???
In any case, Titans=/=Giants. If Chronos is any indication, Titans were part of the Chaos fleet
Then again Oberon seemed pretty okay that Mashu and MC went against the prophecy as well，so his position is still vague.
When he showed his moth form he said he's a Rider
Cool, thanks. Probably not Beryl's Servant, unless the Assassin class was a red herring.
I wouldn’t be so sure about Oberon being an Assassin in this case.
First of because Lanling technically broke the conception of « the Servant we fight in the Master vs Master battle is the same class that the Crypter wanted »
But also Beryl technically never told Da vinci which class he wanted to summon. We assume by the pattern and his personality that he would want an Assassin. But this is just an assumption.
For me if there was going to be someone who wouldn’t follow this trend it would be Beryl since he was the only one who didn’t say the class he wanted to summon.
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I still think Beryl just doesn't have a servant. If he does have one, assassin would still make the most sense because he's never talked about having one or even really hinted at it, and then there's his whole hatred of people and whatnot, so to associate himself with the pinnacle of humanity feels a bit off unless he's manipulating them as well (which is entirely possible). But in this part he tries to trick Mashu by telling her he's Morgan's master, which is very likely not true, and I think at this point it'd be a bigger reveal that he isn't actually a master at all rather than "haha got you my servant was with you all along suckers".
I wouldn't be surprised if Oberon is Merlin's servant, given the whole "sacrifice some, save the most" angle.
A good callback to his time during seventh Singularity where he was summoned by Casgil if true. Only this time he's the one doing the summoning.
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