Well does it work? or did the outer gods misfire
Well does it work? or did the outer gods misfire
かん汗ぎゅう牛じゅう充とう棟
Expresses the exceeding size of one's library.
Books are extremely many, loaded on an oxcart the ox will sweat.
At home piled to the ridgepole of the house, from this meaning.
Read out as 「Ushi ni ase shi, munagi ni mitsu.」
Source: 柳宗元「其為書，處則充棟宇，出則汗牛馬。」— Tang Dynasty
didn't work, we just got generic tentacle waifu #4
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There are two things that could have been done to make Molay more interesting
1. Leave her as a dude, cuz he's one in Arcade (optional, tbh)
2. The big one, make her an Avenger with Baphomet and Innocent Monster instead of a Foreigner (non-negotiable)
Originally Posted by Sandstorm77
Outer Gods don't misfire. It's always according to keikaku. This message was brought to you by the chaos god Tzeench. Remember 'change you can believe in'.
Making Molay female improved her design a ton, this coming from someone who usually likes guys better.
Molay is probably the first character they gender bended.
With a male version that actually exist in- universe.
Musashi.
I wouldnt count musashi, i think they mean literally
"was biologically male, got turned biologically female" then 'alt universe is a girl'
Not just gender, but also theme. Male Molay is your basic knight templar. Female Molay is eldritch cultist.
Arthur too tbh
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Da Vinci in that case.
Can't believe nobody mentioned Caenis yet
The game itself tries really hard to ignore that part of Caenis tbh. I think Kirsch is the only character who has ever called him by masculine pronouns, and obviously his body as a Servant doesn't reflect it.
Honestly its interesting with caenis because thats a integral part of there legend, its the crux but they mostly ignore it
EDIT: I mean the reason is obvious, but i will add something here. Based on characters that break the gender boundary in some ways already and how its mostly fetishization it feels, do yo want them to make a attempt?
Last edited by Byegod; June 12th, 2022 at 06:42 PM.
From what I hear, that's how NA does things, but JP has different characters gendering Caenis in different ways and I'd have to count but I don't think either side forms a majority.
Then things also gets mixed with Caenis getting a summer alt, but having only a return gift scene on Valentines.
There was Ophelia using one pronoun then correcting herself and using another I think? Also I don't think Caeneis has ever explicitly told what gender they prefer to be considered.
Because you are too young. Or too stupid. Or both.
If I recall it correctly, it's the same in NA.
They have not, no. They don't want to be regarded as "a mere woman" but they seem pretty indifferent to what pronouns are used
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Yeah it is. I remember Anastasia and Wodime always used he while team chaldea used she
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I'm only really attracted to handsome woman so on me, no. Honestly I just find it a sign of weakness by both the writer and artist that the whole body suitable for pleasure thing apparently can't work for a guy.
Actually the whole seduction thing is reminding me about how in Ooku they try to play up Kama's seduction powers a shitton but I couldn't feel anything lol
Last edited by mami-kouga; June 13th, 2022 at 09:38 AM.
Kama is just Sakura ver. 27, still as unappealing as ever.
I'm not checking NA, but the Caenis chart for JP is
Male pronouns:
*Kirschtaria
*Anastasia
*Skadi
*Jason (alternates between this and gender neutral)
*Blackbeard
Female pronouns:
*Ophelia
*Kadoc
*Holmes
*Dioscuri (misgendering on purpose as an insult)
*Musashi
*Zeus
*Beryl
*Napoleon
Avoids gendered pronouns:
*Nemo
*Jason (alternates between this and male pronouns)
*Orion
*Goredolf
*Kama
*Rengoku
"He/she":
*Nasu's impersonal third-person narration
Wtf Holmes
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