Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[MaxAkito]

So he is a fairy that Odin injected himself and Cu Chullain into that was summoned in Fuyuki and here?

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Also, did Cu assent to this?

I realize even more I fucked up now and it's more like the first "Grimm the Wise" was literally just Odin in a Fairy (PseudoServant that was probably a Setanta fairy tbh since it was a 14 year old with a sword) that worked with Habenyan and Tonelico. THEN Fuyuki happened and stuff.

[Zork Knight]

I guess Vortigern was the Earth trying to put a dragon in charge of Britain, and Morgan the Earth trying to put a Fairy in charge.

[Bobin]

Davinky calls it singularity x, which isn't new but she says F, then afterwords says X. Probably further forshadowing of stuff we already knew (looking at you Singularity X-2)

I'm suddenly recalling this, but during the Solomon event we're fighting pillars I-VII which each correspond to a main story singularity and demon pillar Andromalius suddenly appears out of nowhere to represent X while bearing the Fuyuki insignia without any explanation besides the implication that it's the dumping grounds for all the other unrelated events.

Fuyuki is infrequently referred to Singularity X instead of F sometimes so I guess Da Vinci mentioned it as a way to remind the readers about that detail and however Beast VII is related to it.

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

I guess Vortigern was the Earth trying to put a dragon in charge of Britain, and Morgan the Earth trying to put a Fairy in charge.

And Artoria is like humanity's "Fuck that" to both.

[Reign]

The irony being she has a dragon inside her too. But yeah Davinky said earlier in the LB that Artoria was created as Uther's plan to counter Vortigern.

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[Skull]

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Sir Gawain! Hngh! Phew, excellent! Look at the impact just from lightly bumping each other's fists! That's Sir Gawain for you. (if you have Gawain)

I know he said "lightly", but I can't stop imaging something akin to Domon and Master Asia where "bumping fists" creates a mini shockwave.

[Rafflesiac]

I immediately imagined small children being sent flying.

[Alfredo845]

How strong has Melusine proven to be?

[OnesFleetingGlory]

We don't know, and technically I'm assuming a little bit by saying it's Woodwose. Percival says someone "important" that took him in gave him it, then calls Woodwose father. Woodwose also worked with Morgan a lot and was one of her allies. Technically it could of been Aurora too now that I think about it since I think they said it was in Salisbury and there's that whole dynamic with him and Melusine.

What is their relationship? I know during the ballroom segment she talked about him to the group, and it shocked everyone.

[fumei]

What is their relationship? I know during the ballroom segment she talked about him to the group, and it shocked everyone.

She's his "sister", insofar as the two can actually be siblings. That's what she tells you at the ball. Later it turns out that she was taken in by Aurora as a kid and like Max said there's a certain implication that Percy ended up with her too in some form, but in general Lancelot also helped him out a lot as a kid, helped him train and all that stuff, and they just sort of developed a bond. In fact, that's the reason Percival does all that he does. He doesn't care about like saving britain or anything, he only wants to overthrow morgan so that lancelot won't have to be bound as a fairy knight anymore (since she seems miserable), though I don't think he knows that she maintains the form of a fairy knight so as to not just turn into the "monster" that is melusine or whatever.

[TyrantOfKings]

So is Habertot Tattertot- the third member of the original trio of Tolernico/Morgan and Mash? Or is it just implied right now?

[asterism42]

Beryl's magecraft is literally just eating people? can someone confirm?

[OnesFleetingGlory]

She's his "sister", insofar as the two can actually be siblings. That's what she tells you at the ball. Later it turns out that she was taken in by Aurora as a kid and like Max said there's a certain implication that Percy ended up with her too in some form, but in general Lancelot also helped him out a lot as a kid, helped him train and all that stuff, and they just sort of developed a bond. In fact, that's the reason Percival does all that he does. He doesn't care about like saving britain or anything, he only wants to overthrow morgan so that lancelot won't have to be bound as a fairy knight anymore (since she seems miserable), though I don't think he knows that she maintains the form of a fairy knight so as to not just turn into the "monster" that is melusine or whatever.

I see, thanks for the explanation.

[Comun]

Beryl's magecraft is literally just eating people? can someone confirm?

Eating all that he can of the creature he wants to become is the (simplest but not only) activation condition, not the effect. The effect is... well, we see him eating Woodwose after his last boss battle and then becoming the edgy recolor around the end of part 2. Think of the stories about how witches can transform into animals.

Beryl as Woodwose

[Reign]

Do we know anything about Beryl's mom yet?

[AAM1232]

Eating all that he can of the creature he wants to become is the (simplest but not only) activation condition, not the effect. The effect is... well, we see him eating Woodwose after his last boss battle and then becoming the edgy recolor around the end of part 2. Think of the stories about how witches can transform into animals.

Beryl as Woodwose

Comun, how much of Beryl's background is elaborated in this part? I know there was the stuff with Marisbury and Wodime, but is there a clear summation of other stuff related to him?

[OnesFleetingGlory]

Just wanted to share. Not sure if someone already found this, but I'm starting to see a theme behind Melusine's Third Ascension's design: A clock.
First thing I noticed was from the rings in her NP.

A clock face, but starts with II and ends with XIII.

Then, her swords become distinct, with one is shorter than the other, representing clock hands. There're hollowed ring on each to affix them to a clock.

Minute Hand


Hour Hand


The hands allusion is apparent in certain attack animation, where she combined both swords to form a dragon's jaw.


I think it's fitting, given that Clock Tower is built atop Albion's Spirit Tomb. She can be seen as its very foundation.

[Byegod]

Eating all that he can of the creature he wants to become is the (simplest but not only) activation condition, not the effect. The effect is... well, we see him eating Woodwose after his last boss battle and then becoming the edgy recolor around the end of part 2. Think of the stories about how witches can transform into animals.

Beryl as Woodwose

Is it a one time form or can he have multiple forms like kirby who can store powers in some games

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

Also, did he kill his mom?

[Lobo]

Just wanted to share. Not sure if someone already found this, but I'm starting to see a theme behind Melusine's Third Ascension's design: A clock.

A clock face, but starts with II and ends with XIII.

I think it's fitting, given that Clock Tower is built atop Albion's Spirit Tomb. She can be seen as its very foundation.

Checking the sprite of her dragon form, the II to XIII repeats again on her wings. Maybe instead of the hours on the clock it means to represent the faculties or lords of the Clock Tower(*)? But still dunno why the "I" wouldn't feature. It's a really interesting detail nonetheless

(*My only other idea, is it represents the seats at the round table, "I" is missing 'cause that would be King Arthur's seat and II to XIII are the twelve knights at the table)