[FGO JP Main Chapter] Lostbelt 7: Nahui Mictlan ~ The One Who Rules the Planet

[Petrikow]

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Unlock criteria:	Clear Tunguska Epilogue (Traum not required)	Unlock date:	December 25th (1st half) January 31st (2nd half)
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TV CM (1st Half)

SHOWDAYBIT VER. U OLGA MARIE VER.

TV CM (2nd Half)

SHOWDAYBIT VER. KUKULKAN VER.

Synopsis

SHOW After the Alien God assaulted the Wandering Sea... Having only escaped after making many sacrifices, Chaldea sets out to enter the Seventh Lostbelt in order to put an end to the plans of the high-and-mighty god who sees itself as the Ruler of Earth. In the South American Amazon rainforests... This place was the cradle of this planet's life, it's fertile lands and thickets of trees nurturing numerous upon numerous of life-forms. Now, bearing the Roots of Fantasy within, it has completely transformed into a land of death, its lands having dried up, while thick thunderclouds close off the skies above. For what reason did the environment become like this? Just what happened in history here? Chaldea find themselves in the South American Lostbelt, its environment having become cruel, rejecting all life. There, they confront the sole life in which the Human Order still breathes.

Daybit Zem Void profile

SHOW A cool-headed young man, a little lacking in humanity. Silent, emotionless and expressionless. All the right ingredients to ruin a conversation. His no-nonsense attitude makes people describe him as “like a robot”, but it would be a lot more accurate to describe him as a game animal doing everything it can to survive. The simple beauty of the wild. Marisbury considered him the one with the highest Rayshift aptitude of all and his skills were also in the top tier among the Masters gathered by Chaldea, but due to his unsociable personality, he was given the role of supporting from the shadows instead of being the team leader. Although the other team members acknowledge his abilities, his complete lack of cooperativeness made Wodime a preferable choice for the leader position. In his own words, "a fair choice".

New Permanent 5* Avenger

SHOW Class Avenger Profile The Embodiment of Judgment. Even in her regular Saint Graph, Heroic Spirit Nitocris holds the facet of the "Fearsome Arbitrator of Divine Punishment" within herself, and when this manifests exceptionally strongly in her, she takes the form of this Alter Saint Graph Namely, the one akin to the freezing winds of the desert night: Nitocris Alter. Rather than the Pharaoh who rules the netherworld despite being the incarnation of Sky God Horus, she is now the Pharaoh who inhabits the sky despite being the Queen of the Underworld, and the manifestation of Netherworld God Anubis. She is impossible to summon in ordinary human history. The Avenger Without Vengefulness and the Embodiment of Judgment With her impossible Alter Saint Graph, she now descends. NITOCRIS (ALTER) SSR***** Max ATK 12612 Max HP 12289

New Limited 5* Assassin

SHOW Class Assassin Profile Tezcatlipoca was the most prominent god in the world of the living among the Aztecs. He is the god of battle and magic; beauty and discord; night and rulership; storm and disease; crime and rules; misfortune and fortune; dualities whose concepts oppose one another, and all liveliness that such conflict begets. O Magnificent Moyocoyani, thou Fearsome Ilhuicahua Tlalticpaque! Thy name be Tezcatlipoca! He Who Reflects All, The Black Sun Incarnate. The God of Providence and Tradition, and the Guardian of Kingship. He is the one who commands the peerless jaguar warriors, and the Almighty God who has fathomed the world's end. TEZCATLIPOCA SSR***** Max ATK 10982 Max HP 14535

New Permanent 4* Pretender

SHOW Class Pretender Profile She goes by the name of the god Tlaloc, as well as Huitzilopochtli. A mysterious Servant. In Aztec myth, Tlaloc is the god of rain, and was said to have ruled over the third world of creation. One of her tales relates that she was put to an end by a rain of flames. Huitzilopochtli was the patron god of the Aztecs and was known as the god of battle, as well as the sun incarnate. "And what if I am from Pan-Human History anyway? Anyone who is an invader, no matter who they might be, will be punished at my hand." TLALOC SR**** Max ATK 8721 Max HP 12344

New Limited 5* Foreigner

SHOW Class Foreigner Profile The creator god of the Mesoamerican Mayan mythology. A virtuous god who favors humanity and represents fertility and wind. In the Yucatec-Maya language, Kukulkan means "Feathered Serpent", or "Winged Serpent". In the Quiche language, she is called by the name of "Ququmatz", which has the same meaning. "Oh, I see! Got it! The point is, they're a very famous god! Guess I'll just have to act the part!" Umm... isn't there something wrong with this Kukulkan? The Lostbelt King, and Goddess of the Deinos The entirely top-secret Wind of Freedom manifests now! KUKULKAN SSR***** Max ATK 12584 Max HP 13365

Story Summary - 1st Half (by Comun)

- Prologue - Chapter 6: The striker of burning flames - Chapter 1: To the land of the dead - Intermission (I) - Chapter 2: Golden rainforest - Chapter 7: Guns, war, bereavement - Chapter 3: Tlatlauhqui, the first underworld border - Chapter 8: Iztauhqui, the second underworld border - Chapter 4: In the golden city - Chapter 9: The lost water metropolis - Chapter 5: Life in Chichen Itza (I) - Chapter 10: The day of ORT

Story Summary - 2nd Half (by fumei)

- Chapter 11: Life in Chichen Itza (II) - Chapter 17: Fourth Underworld Yayauhqui - Intermission (II) - Chapter 18: City by the Water (Aztlan/Calakmul) - Chapter 12: Kingdom of the Dead - Chapter 19: The Cosmic Tree - Chapter 13: Third Underworld Xoxoauhqui - Chapter 20: ORT - Chapter 14: Metztitlán, the Doomsday Observatory - Chapter 21: Decisive Battle in the Sea of Fantasy Trees - Intermission (III) - Chapter 22: The One Who Rules the Planet - Chapter 15: Flower War - Xochiyaoyotl - Chapter 23: The Fifth Sun - Chapter 16: Epilogue - Epilogue: Back to Antarctica

Additional Information

- Despite only requiring Tunguska epilogue, the story will contain spoilers and follow up on Traum and Tunguska Sanctuary. - The release won't feature any of its story-related Servants on the summoning banners. They've been put on hold until people have had enough time to get to know the story. - Two new upgrade materials are being added to the game with the release: "Obsidian Shiv" and "Sunhide". - Together with the release of Tezcatlipoca & Tlaloc, 4 new CEs are being introduced into the pool, with 3 old ones being dropped. - Translation of Gyakko's lyrics - Nitocris Alter profile translation - ORT abilities translation

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I really like the voice who called Chaldea (?) stupid for coming here, who was that? Tezcatlipoca/Grand Berserker?

[Comun]

U-Olga Marie.

[Petrikow]

I really like the voice who called Chaldea (?) stupid for coming here, who was that? Tezcatlipoca/Grand Berserker?

Comun wrote it out:

No, beginning. It goes
Moriarty: Just a quick warning, you’re almost out of time.
Nemo: To all personnel onboard: We will be crash landing on an open on the surface… overground.
Goredolf: Isn’t dangerous outside? No way…
Nemo: All of Captain Nemo’s remaining energy will be allotted to ensure a safe landing.
Meuniere: There’s no time to stand around watching. Run! Wait… HEY!
Nemo: I’ll do everything to protect your lives. After the landing, godspeed to you.
Olga: I came to see what was going on, and it turns out it was you lot. You actually came after me. How stupid can you be?
LB7 character: Hm? Oh, a new face here? Take a seat. Aren’t you tired?

[pinetree]

Nahui Mictlan

I'm still malding

[sentence]

U-Olga Marie.

Is it confirmed?
It's sad it is another good VA for a NPC villain, like Sugita.

[Catastor]

Technically the unlock criteria is to clear Tunguska Epilogue, but that is just two skippable cutscenes without doing the MI.

[Petrikow]

Technically the unlock criteria is to clear Tunguska Epilogue, but that is just two skippable cutscenes without doing the MI.

True.

[OnesFleetingGlory]

Is it confirmed?
It's sad it is another good VA for a NPC villain, like Sugita.

Wait till she's playable.

[sentence]

Wait till she's playable.

I am waiting like many years for Goetia... and he isn't playable.
And Tiamat was released in Arcade lmao.

[DelRey]

I'm still malding

Syncretism of Mexico and Brazil
oh, how fitting for this month

[Comun]

Is it confirmed?
It's sad it is another good VA for a NPC villain, like Sugita.

She has this same voice in First Order and Lostroom.

[AAM1232]

Wonder how long the Area 51 stuff will last before we crashland in LB7.

[Comun]

I'm still malding

Tezcatlipoca hype.

[Castellan]

So this is probably the chapter where all the shoes are going to drop, but I thought it would be interesting to have a quick look at the title:

So "Nahui" in Nahuatl means "Sun." While it has the obvious connotation of that great big ball of flaming gas, it has another layer of meaning in Nahua mythology, where the mythological epochs are delineated by a succession of Suns. You have Nahui-Ocelotl (the Jaguar Sun), Nahui Ehecatl (the Wind Sun), Nahui Quiahuitl (the Rain Sun), Nahui Atl (the Water Sun) and now, the Nahui Ollin (the Earthquake Sun.) Each is named after the force that eventually ended the world after the collapse of the sun.
Tezcatlipoca commanded his jaguars to eat everything on the surface after the collapse of the First Sun.
Tezcatlipoca turned all of humanity into monkeys during the reign of the Second Sun, and Quetzalcoatl was so furious he blew them all away with a hurricane, ending the Second Sun.
The Third Sun was destroyed when humanity kept petitioning Tlaloc (the Third Sun and god of rain) for water after Tezcatlipoca stole his wife and he became so annoyed with their inconsiderate prayers that he made it rain fire.
Tezcatlipoca made the Fourth Sun cry so much blood the world was destroyed and humans had to become fish to survive, so Quetzalcoatl decided to have one (1) more go.

The Fifth Sun (hello, this is us) was created by from Huitzilopochtli, the god of war, and was populated when Quetzalcoatl ventured into the Underworld (Mictlan) to recover the bones of those who had died during the reign of the Fourth Sun to make a new humanity. Initially, the ruler of the Underworld (Mictlantecuhtli) agreed, but reneged on his agreement, and Quetzalcoatl had to escape with what bones he had collected, leaving some behind. He dipped the bones he recovered in his own blood to create new humans for this new world. Meanwhile, the stars are now trying to eat the Sun, who has to fight them off every night alongside the other gods, who require blood in order to sustain themselves and the universe, hence the explanation for the human sacrifices performed by the Aztec empires. If these sacrifices ever stop, or the gods weaken for another reason, the stars will devour the Sun and the world will be destroyed in a massive earthquake.

So Nahui Mictlan roughly means "Underworld Sun," and I can see it being one of two things:

1) Something went awry with Quetzalcoatl's venture into Mictlan (if we take these myths at somewhat 'face value' for the relevant texture) and the current state of the South American Lostbelt reflects a world where either the Fifth Sun died and the gods got desperate, or maybe the Fifth Sun was made from the sacrifice of a different god, and there's a conflict going on between the living and the dead rather than a conflict between the stars and the Sun.
2) "Mictlantecuhtli," a deity associated with (among other animals) spiders, is ORT, and the story of the Fourth Sun is a less-literal rendition of a conflict in the past that, in our timeline, didn't result in it waking up, but may have resulted in a different outcome in the Lostbelt.

Either way it explains Itzpapalotl being grafted onto Douman - Itzpapalotl is a goddess who leads the Tzitzimimeh (the gods that make up the stars and try to eat the Sun every night), so it fits with the idea that the Apostles were surgically created to perform specific roles within the Lostbelts.

[Laserman]

I'm still malding

Is there something wrong with the name? Honest question.

[Comun]

Is there something wrong with the name? Honest question.

See my picture two posts above.

[Lily Emilio]

Can't wait to see most of the servants involved with the LB has nothing to do with Mexico and Brazil.

[Laserman]

See my picture two posts above.

So it references several different places, but it's all in Brazil for some reason?

[Mercedes4321]

So it references several different places, but it's all in Brazil for some reason?

I think the issue is that the location of the lostbelt would make one think that this should be Inca territory (at least partly), but this lostbelt is shaping up to be Aztec instead for some reason that doesn't make sense geographically.