I always wondered if Ort would become even more powerful if it consumed Arcueid or not.

Im thinking of buying this to get into the series, just question does this come with ubw and hf and if so how does it work?

So apparently Morgan Le Fay is three separate entities/personalities:

Morgan the human Witch, magus, rightful heir to Camelot, vengeful plotter, mother to Mordred, Gawain, Gareth, Gaheris and Agravain.

Morgan Le Fay, the Fairy Queen, ruler over the mystics of the British isles, inheritor of the black Primeval cursed energy native to Britain, and preserver Britain's mystics.

Vivian, the lady of the Lake, also called Nimue, the Fairy Princess of the Lake, the one who bestowed Excalibur to King Arthur.

Vivian is the adopted mother of Lancelot, which means Morgan is Lancelots foster mother, just the idea of Lancelot calling Morgan mom baffles me, this also makes Gawain and Gareth, Lancelot's step siblings, and they don't know this, I'm not even sure Morgan knows this because these are basically split personalities.

Edit: apparently, the human side of Morgan is not the vengeful witch side, and instead cares about Arturia as a sister. It's her Le Fay side that is the witch

I have two questions on my mind and I wanna know what you guys think. So the first is that in the end Aozaki grandfather says that some moment in time she and Shizuki will part ways, do you guys really believe that? Well he doesn't show any other game of the franchise different from her that shows up in another one (I'm not counting fgo since anyone can show up there).

And the second question is that if you guys believe that the sequel will be right after where the first one ended or will have a time skip or some type of that thing?

Why do Rin and Sakura act like they barely know eachother in Fate Stay Night? After the events of Fate/Zero have they both forgotten they are sisters?

I ask this because of Aoko's statement that the fifth magic cannot be capable of time travel because the second one already does that, but isn't that a loophole? Because the basis of magic is to manipulate time itself.

Gacha trash aside, surely there is a reason why after 10 years, our protagonist has barely any more personality than when we started this game?

The lmao xd meme replies we get which are apparently meant to show his humor and personality have not changed at all since we started. But somehow I'm meant to believe that he is much more sad and depressed and inhuman now than he was when FGO began.

Story-wise, why does he never advance his character in any direction? Ordeal Call 2 was supposed to make him an avatar of hatred because of how much hate he could have, yet then I start Ordeal Call 3 and he is making funny faces and being nice and having fun. What the fuck is this?

Someone please make it make sense!

I know heroic spirits/Servants can't really be affected by things like diseases unless it's magic in nature and even then many have magic resistance that would negate these things, but what about turning one into a dead apostle?

I don't mean like Vlad's vampire transformation or any of the similarly vampiric Servants. I mean take someone like William Tell, a non divine, draconic or Supernatural figure, could he be turned into a dead apostle even though he is a heroic spirit?

Correct me if I'm wrong but besides a special exception like fate/strange fake, the old tsukihime continuity is basically non canon and wiped from existence thanks to being overwritten by its remake, does that sound about right?

As far as I know, the nasuverse is known for being intertwined with connections to one another. The four main works making it up being mahoyo, kara no kyoukai, tsukihime, and fate/stay night. Would it be about right to say that the one work tying everything up is mahoyo. I've yet to play it, but from what I have heard it feels like everything in a way seems to lead back to mahoyo(out of all anyways).

Edit: (please no more responses, I worded this really bad)

I was reading LB7 up to section 24, where Daybit claims that he and Fujimaru have similar mindsets and Tezca confirms this claim. Daybit and Fujimaru do their missions for "self-gratification".

Reading this I thought "No way, Daybit is an Alien. All the people he described Daybit had no similarity to them, but Fujimaru he finds a similarity". Daybit, the Alien, finds similarity in his way of operating with Fujimaru, the most human protagonist.

While Soujuurou, Shirou, Tohno and Ryougi gain humanity/civilization in order to live in society, since at the beginning of the story they have an "alien" mindset compared to the average human.

The average human, Fujimaru, is gaining an alien mindset. Ritsuka is doing the "reverse development" of the other protagonists of Nasu. While Shirou and Soujuurou, for example, become more human throughout their arcs. Fujimaru is becoming more alien as the story progress.

Things get even worse in Ordeal Call with Ritsuka becoming an "Alter Ego", "Avenger" and "Moon Cancer" on their respective chapters. Concepts far removed from the normal human being

Mash is doing the standard Nasu development. Something outside the human order, an experimental baby created in Chaldea, becoming more human, crying for the dinosaurs at the end of LB7.

Mash is gaining humanity, but Fujimaru is losing his touch with "Humanity standarts" saying things that he feels "fulfilled" in the afterlife after killing ORT.

What you guys think Nasu is cooking for Fujimaru?

Specifically the FGO one. Because it looks to be more than just simple long blonde hair. Like it has a part that could be the Arcueid short hair with the long hair under it. The closest term I could think of would be the jellyfish hairstyle.

feels like everyone is just constantly on edge these days, especially after “the stream”.

It’s almost as if i’m in a circus watching the same idiots rage over nonsensical BS all the time. like is it really that serious for you to attack people like that?

Really enjoyed the anime but it seemed to feel incomplete. Did it only cover the first few volumes? How likely is another season? How good are the light novels overall?

Okay so I'm playing part two of FGO's LB7 part 2, and you fight a dead apostle Deino created by Camazotz.

But, how does that even work? Outside of the lostbelt it's my understanding that Crimson Moon / Type: Moon / Brunestud, the father of Arcueid, was the origin of all Vampires, he created the first dead Apostles and Gaia copied him to create the True Ancestors, everything Vampire is supposed to starts with him.

But in the Lostbelt, there is no Crimson Moon, he never came to earth or doesn't exist in that timeline, the events where he would show up or have reason to never happened. But then how is Camazotz even a vampire and able to create Dead Apostles? Is he the new origin of Vampires in the lostbelt? Or is Camazotz being a vampire only a recent thing brought about by the arrival of Daybit and new concepts which also caused Kukulkan to be born?

Yes I know Xquic is supposed to be a parallel to Arcueid but Arcueid is a vampire/true ancestor because Gaia copied Crimson Moon, if it hadn't, Arcueid wouldn't be a vampire, and Xquic is has no vampiric qualities so that would imply Crimson Moon was never copied.

I love Alice, she's now my favorite Type Moon heroine.

Mahoyo is also now my favorite Nasu work. I've heard people complain about the slice of life focus, but that's what makes it great. The production is so high quality that at times you think you're watching an anime.

12/10 would gladly let myself get trapped in a bottle just to experience it for the first time again.

In the world of Tsukihime, the general rule is that a Dead Apostle Ancestor can only wield the powers of one Idea Blood. However, Ciel appears to have the ability to use three. Several theories have emerged to explain this anomaly:

Unique Physiology: One theory is that Ciel has a unique physiology that allows her to possess more than one Idea Blood.

Soul Transfer or Body Switch: Another theory posits that Ciel may have found a way to transfer the soul or essence of a Dead Apostle Ancestor into herself, allowing hrt to inherit their powers.

While these theories are speculative, they highlight the complexity of Ciel's character and the ongoing mysteries within the Tsukihime universe. As the story unfolds, more information may be revealed that clarifies how she is able to wield three Idea Bloods.

Does anyone know if there is an English fan translation for Fate/Strange Fake's light novels or Manga? I'm aware it is a much more recent series compared to other type moon projects but I am still hopeful. I honestly prefer reading over watching TV and have read just about everything type moon has in English, whether official or fan translated and have been curious about Strange fake and it's story.

I'm replaying Extra CCC to get the true end, but even following the guide I can't seem to find out how to unlock Passionlip's second Skill Entry in her Matrix. It should be this one: 02 Quality as a Target of Abuse: A
A Skill that increases the chances of being targeted by the enemy during group battles.
Tends to appear as a Minus Skill, but for a Servant that has a strong defense, possessing this Skill allows to function as an excellent escort.

It also includes some pluses to defensive values.
At A-Rank, additional special effect is added, such as the more the attacking side assails the more its composure breaks, until the point it can no longer think about anything but the owner of this Skill.

Does anyone know how to unlock this entry? It's literally probably the only Matrix entry that I'm missing and I don't know how to get it

Exactly what the title says.

Shamanism is a fairly ancient art and humanity's first answer to religion. It's even a worldwide phenomenon, so there aren't any places that can claim it has no basis as a magecraft system. It also taps into the power of Spirits, who aren't weakened by the loss of Mystery, so I'm surprised it's not a powerful form of magecraft.

Yet somehow, I haven't seen any example of it outside Geronimo.

Wondering how much more in the light novels didn't make it to animes. Is there a lot more story they didn't adapt?