The ending was pretty satisfying. Parts of it.
The ending was pretty satisfying. Parts of it.
You know, aside the shit try of romance, I liked it a lot, even more that Fate/DEEN, that carries a bit better the romance, but isn't so fun. Is only my taste but I take a action movie with cool fights and explosions instead of something deeper any day. I'm simple.
Apo only sell 6000? It's not that a very low sales compared to Zero, UBW TV and Grand Order special 1 (40000/30000 i think or something like that?)
From what expierenced Sieg doesn't get the absolute hate he gets with the English fandom, but I wouldn't sat he's treated as one of the more popular characters in Apo. He's just kind of nice I guess tho maybe I'm wrong about that.Originally Posted by AvengerEmiya
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in the creator's poll he ranked below ORT
take that how you will
Watched ep 11 this morning. Spartacus was probably the best part of this episode. The Akira-esque body horror of his transformation was really well-done. He did kind of get the short end of the stick though. From an honorable rebel who stood up for the oppressed to a psychotic maniac willing to blow up an entire city of innocents for the flimsiest of reasons. Guess that's what happens when the only Class you can be summoned in is Berserker. (Canon or not, I'd seriously like to see a Saber or Rider version of Spartacus someday, because while his Apocrypha portrayal is entertaining it's not really fair that such a great man get treated solely as a rampaging lunatic)
As always, the anime kind of skimps out on explaining lore/NP related stuff. Spartacus' NP was pretty much the only one that gets any kind of explanation, and Vlad's explanation for how he could create stakes inside Karna was nonsensical. I know the answer from reading lore materials online, but anime-only viewers would be incredibly confused by all this stuff that just sort of happens with no proper explanation.
Spartacus can be summoned in the Saber class, but with his sanity he's even more unmanageable then he is in Berserker.
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I read that he's unfit for any Class except Berserker, but that's probably just figurative language. Saber Spartacus would definitely be interesting to see, in any case.
Or, that's literal language, and he's still unfit to be a Saber.
Localizationing stuff
He still qualifies to be a Saber though, which is what I meant.
Berserker is pretty much his only proper class because in the context of a Grail War a sane Spartacus is a mages worst nightmare. He is qualified tho, the mats said as a much as well as a little blurb on how his NP would change as a Saber.
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So they basically said that Spartacus is unmanageable as a Saber due to his mindset that anyone who holds him down (especially a Magus with Command Seals) is an oppressor.
Also, is that blurb on his NP related to his life too?
Not dealing with it...
Why even try?
This is golden...
Wouldn't he be less CRUSH OPPRESSORS RAAAAAAAAAAAAAA without Mad Enhancement?
"Though the chances of it are low, should Spartacus be summoned as a Saber, even more caution (in terms of rebellion) would be needed against him, demonstrating how troublesome a Servant he is."
That said, it is possible to have Spartacus be loyal if you summon him by accident and don't act like a proper magus. Shirou would have great compatibility with him, for example.
The blurb was just another form of Crying Warmonger
Incidentally, if he was summoned as a Saber, it would have stabilized into the more respectable ability of “restoring his vitality and prana when he successfully endures the enemy’s attacks and also invalidating or reflecting back any more of the same attacks thereafter”.
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Does anyone know the exact wish that Amakusa had for the Grail? I'm hearing things from "just make everyone immortal" to "make everyone unfeeling robots" to "make everyone immortal unfeeling robots" and I don't want to rewatch the anime hunting for that part.
He was going to turn everybody into immortal disembodied souls- basically perfection on earth, which would've meant everyone was self sufficient, so no murder or wars over resources, women, money or land, and not even the ability to kill anybody else, which would've meant all of humanity just comes to a stop since there isn't really anything to work toward any more.
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Basically, he wanted Instrumentality, ala Evangelion.
He wanted to activate Third Magic, which would grant the affected immortality by materializing their soul and turning them into spirit bodies. Also they wouldn't be emotionless according to Amakusa, they would still feel stuff like love, but ultimately that would cause humanity's future to end.
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At least he died happy with the knowledge that his wish was granted.
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