Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[fumei]

If Beryl's assumption is correct, then Morgan would have had access to his Siriuslight and all the info behind it, wouldn't she?

Based on how she immediately analyzed and copied chaldea's summoning system, reishift system, command spells, and QP from a glance, she likely had all that as soon as she was summoned. It's never really explained why she's this insanely competent in terms of magic, but maybe it's because she's the personification of mystery or something, who knows?

[OnesFleetingGlory]

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)

Ah, so it also doubles as allusion to KORT beside Clock Tower. Pretty neat.

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Not sure if this is what you're referring to, but it's a plot point that while those born in a Lostbelt cannot leave it/live in PHH, since this is no longer a lostbelt but a singularity/a "reality" on par with PHH, it means those born here now can emigrate to PHH. Basically, as long as they can get past the light wall, they can survive the inevitable fall of this alternate wall. When we strike the deal for Barghest to side with us in Camelot, her condition is that we do all we can to get at least some people out when the time comes (tho da vinci mentions that we can only carry like 500 people in the border).

The idea that there could be even more fairies roaming about on earth once PHH restored is really interesting. Curious if they'll become additional manpower for Chaldea, or if there'll be noninterference agreement once they migrated if the migration succeeds.

[fumei]

There are already fairies roaming around in PHH (well not right now, but) so they'd probably just join in with those and stay away from human society, though it's interesting to think about them having to adapt to that, considering how their whole existence in LB6 is sort of defined by mimicking human society.

[TyrantOfKings]

Huh, so according to the interview with Maaya Sakamoto, Yakudou was written specifically for LB6 and that the main character for it should be apparent as the chapter progresses.

Looking at the lyrics... boy, LB6 has had a ton of effort put into it.

The link to the interview: https://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/19321433/

[Skull]

If anything, between his tiny Robin Goodfellow form, his speed, his NP name or how he likes to make fun of Artoria roast her, I wouldn't be surprise if he's actually Puck (Robin Goodfellow) pretending to be Oberon

If this actually legitimately ends up being the case then somebody better pick up that phone.

Spoiler:

Because I totally called it.

For what it's worth, in at least one story Robin/Puck is the illegitimate son of Oberon and he has the power of shapeshifting.
I would laugh if we weren't dealing with Oberon at all but Puck was playing a prank on everyone.

[Gold Experience]

Does Beryl's Glotoneria got anything to do with the fairies' Highlander principle?

[mami-kouga]

Oberon doesn't have the same origin as Titania. She's a fairy completely made up by Shakespeare for his play (as explained in the story), while Oberon already had existed in folklore for centuries from the Huon of Bordeaux cycle to his ties to the character Alberich from the Nibelungenlied. His genealogy is a mess but now that we know Morgan has most likely lived as a fairy for centuries before incarnating as Igraine's daughter, is not impossible anymore

If anything, between his tiny Robin Goodfellow form, his speed, his NP name or how he likes to make fun of Artoria roast her, I wouldn't be surprise if he's actually Puck (Robin Goodfellow) pretending to be Oberon

Huh, interesting. I guess that would explain why his 3rd ascension wasn't shown

[rxrx]

Does Beryl's Glotoneria got anything to do with the fairies' Highlander principle?

So far, it seems that is how fairies work. No outside influence, they love freedom, are pretty fickle and easy to rile up and change their minds easily.

[Malgos]

Not sure if it's already been talked about in here, but has there been any hint in the story related to Oberon's passive anti-Merlin buff skill?

[Dragolord09]

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/co...ae_chapter_11/

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

There are already fairies roaming around in PHH (well not right now, but) so they'd probably just join in with those and stay away from human society, though it's interesting to think about them having to adapt to that, considering how their whole existence in LB6 is sort of defined by mimicking human society.

I think the fairies will do fine. They were already barely mimicking human society on a whim, so they could probably be easily convinced to roll with what the PHH fairies are doing.

[Bobin]

I don't think it's been mentioned yet, but isn't there quite obviously black sludge in Oberon's animation?

[Sssgth]

You assume that Sherlock won’t merk all the rescued LB6 fairies in order to “preserve PHH”

[Reign]

Pretty much all his attacks dissolve into it yeah

[rxrx]

Man the fall of Tonelico's Round Table and Morgan's eventually defeat really makes it hard to swallow.

Spoiler:

The faes are really a different type of species, and Tonelico seems doomed to failure no matter what. It sucks the last straw was the death of Uther and the knights at the hands of those that once look up to them for protection.

[Zork Knight]

Is there anything worth mentioned about Morgan's Horse Knights? Like are they all Fang Clan? Artifical?

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

Did Tonelico fall because she tried to wrangle the fairies into a kingdom against their nature as opposed to trying to organize humans and leaving the fairies alone, or was there no other choice and she still failed?

[Hermitfold]

Is there a reason why Kirschtaria is the only Crypter who seems able to summon Servants more than once? Pepe didn't summon another Servant when he lost his and neither did Beryl, but Kirsch was able to summon the Dioscuri and Atlas.

[rxrx]

Did Tonelico fall because she tried to wrangle the fairies into a kingdom against their nature as opposed to trying to organize humans and leaving the fairies alone, or was there no other choice and she still failed?

The fairies decided all of a sudden that they do not want to be under the rule of King Uther. So they poisoned him, killed the Round Table and put the blame on Tonelico. Someone must have stroke the fire, and I think it is Aurora. She snapped because the fairies were singing praise for them as they fought the troubles, all eventually coming to a good agreement.

At least it seems the fault is on the fairies. The failures plus it seems Tonelico really falling for Uther made her snap.

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

Ah, but I was also wondering if Tonelico could have instead focused on the humans of the LB to form a kingdom around and left the fae to their own devices, or maybe she already hated humans?