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Episode 19 絶対魔獣戦線メソポタミア I
Jeremiah Mitchell
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Matthew Lee
What are the odds the epilogue is going to be mostly anime-original? Like another flashback, something mage king or Marisbilly related?
Cameron Cook
Just a clay thing I see
Caleb Hall
Not sure, maybe, I could see the actual epilogue being a bit jarring.
Samuel Ortiz
Do you think tiamat was actually scared when she saw him?
John Morales
If not when she saw him, after he gave her a regular spirit origin.
It specifically mentions that she suddenly starts taking things seriously.
James Cooper
KING Hasan is one of the strongest character in this series
>BADASS
Leo Price
Fuck off gook
Andrew Hill
As I was about to post last thread.
Hell she STILL nearly won.
Even after Hassan stripped her of her immortality, even after being drained by Merlin and the authority of Kur, while you were being supercharged by both. She still, nearly, won. It took Ea, coupled with Kur's constant attacks and curses, and with Merlin weakening her.
Kayden Moore
The episode was fine. People were making a big deal of how bad it was, but it was standard. As someone who played the game, Kingu's scenes were better. It's not played up emotionally but it didn't need to be. Kingu's proud of himself and Gilgamesh of him, no need for sappy shit when their relationship is full of it already. Not sure, Higashide made the oversight of Kingu's chains trapping Tiamat for a while, It happened while Guda and Mashu were knocked out, but for some reason, they were kept awake, which subsequently cut down the time Tiamat was incapacitated for. I also dislike how Ishtar and Gilgamesh's scenes were also omitted. Their relationship was a lowkey interesting one in Babylonia, and getting some conclusion with just the two of them was nice. It's the little details like this that make the individual. Why'd this have to be the Ishtar scene to get axed?
The latter half of the underworld was just a snorefest of infodump until King Hassan's entrance, which was the best or second best part of the episode.
The episode wasn't bad, but the direction was choppy and amateurish coming off from 18.
Brody Miller
Gook is right
Zachary Cox
>Tiamat couldn't break the chain entirely
>Ishtar ended up as the one who nuked Uruk, Gil, and whatever remained of Enkidu
Talk about slow but sastifying revenge
Jayden Thompson
>and with Merlin weakening her.
Merlin was gone.
>coupled with Kur's constant attacks and curses,
What attacks and curses?
Lucas Barnes
Jesus christ, that's a REALLY good way to adapt the fight on a stageplay
Cooper Rodriguez
>Why'd this have to be the Ishtar scene to get axed
Must not make the best girl look like some cuck
Michael Bailey
Kur's defences don't stop fighting her Merlin even outright tells you this, and Merlin's flowers were still in effect, but they were rapidly diminishing.
Nathan Reyes
So the clae's body has two memories:
>Lust after Gil dick
>Bully Ishtar
Makes sense.
Joseph Turner
>just some college nerds scheme to raise some extra cash for nugs
Aaron Morris
They are his function, not memory
Gabriel Smith
She is My KIng
She is Mine
Justin Lewis
They had snu snu didn't they? Lucky bastard
Michael Parker
Is that a gudako I spot there? Based.
Gavin Rodriguez
>Kur's defences don't stop fighting her Merlin even outright tells you this,
Where? I don't remember this in the game. The underworld's defenses became useless once Tiamat entered her true body and wasn't just a divinity anymore.
> Merlin's flowers were still in effect,
Merlin's flowers were stopping the chaos tide, and it had already started to spread. Roman immediately told you to back off, despite knowing what that would mean for the world when Tiamat got to the surface.
Robert Lee
wasn't gorgon supposed to be in her 3rd ascension?
Gavin Perez
>they cut Taiga in her 3rc ascension
I give up. I guess I should just be happy that they didn't cut her entirely.
Xavier Lewis
Can someone help explain. I haven't played Grand Order or know anything about Fate except for FS/N, Fate Zero.
How did Merlin come back? Who's the hooded guy that became a "Grand Servant"? How big a deal is a Grand Servant?
Why are Beasts suddenly here in Fate? Weren't they Tsukihime based or am I thinking wrong?
Robert Foster
Pretty sure they also mention that she wears the flower crown as a ring on her finger and she also doesn't straight up talk like ana but I guess they had to make it so even the biggest morons understand thats her.
Joseph Butler
Gilgamesh is even weaker than Gawain
Angel Sanchez
She was. The anime is more or less different from the game at this point. It does its own thing. They even forget Taiga and her third ascension.
Andrew Taylor
>Where? I don't remember this in the game. The underworld's defenses became useless once Tiamat entered her true body and wasn't just a divinity anymore.
That was the effect of the chaos tide. Once it was nullified they rushed back into effect. And vice versa, once Merlin was out his flowers started to waiver. That's why "a long fight isn't possible"
Brandon Lopez
What's this Tsukihime you keep mentioning?
Bentley Evans
how many episodes left?
Caleb Carter
>Why'd this have to be the Ishtar scene to get axed?
I think it's because the scene was pretty emotional and action packed at the same time. And probably of what the other user said. Imagine having their best girl admit she lost to a clay doll.
Yeah I was thinking about that too kek Although she is even more of a bitch about them in SF which is satisfying.
Jordan Torres
He could still stand the next day so probably not
Jaxson Peterson
>How did Merlin come back
he never left.
Liam Gutierrez
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Henry Reyes
Just how strong is Fujimaru compared to Shirou or Sieg? He doesn't seem as powerful as they are
Adrian Nguyen
>How did Merlin come back?
He is actually the real deal the actual merlin not a servant.
> Who's the hooded guy that became a "Grand Servant"?
The first Hassan the guy that created the assasin order
>How big a deal is a Grand Servant?
Pretty big they only appear when shit is really really really really fucked. They straight up outclass every other servant
>Why are Beasts suddenly here in Fate?
They have always been there also isn't tsukihime the same universe?
Tyler Mitchell
Merlin (before ep 19) is his copy body
Merlin (after ep 19) is his real own body
Luis Turner
That wasn't the chaos tide. What the underworld does is reject divinities, as in divine spirits, and the dead. Tiamat was no longer a divinity, but a true god in a god's body, so the underworld no longer registered its effect on her. Chaos tide did corrupt the underworld but that had nothing to do with Tiamat getting debuffed nor did the defense mechanisms turn on. What Eresh did was use the underworld's full authority to buff your party instead.
A long fight wasn't possible because they'll get corruped by the mud itself without any ranged alternatives, not because of the underworld.
Wyatt Edwards
only 2? bruh
Luke Lee
>Why that skull man helps Gudao ?
>Watch Camelot Movie
Logan Smith
Yup
Kevin Martinez
Man mommy was so cute when she was just a brain. What happened?
Adrian Nguyen
I hope they actually make Archer Gil the one who destroys Tiamat
Jayden Russell
...but he is?
Landon Bell
>Just how strong is Fujimaru compared to Shirou or Sieg?
he's powerless
Elijah Lewis
>They have always been there also isn't tsukihime the same universe?
I just checked and I was thinking about the 27 Apostles in Tsukihime. Like Primate Murder, ORT, etc.
So these "Beasts" are different from the 27 Apostles right?
>How big a deal is a Grand Servant?
>Pretty big they only appear when shit is really really really really fucked. They straight up outclass every other servant
I read up on this a little and it says that they are basically the pinnacle of the class of the summoned servant correct? Does that mean This Hassan that showed up is the strongest assassin in Fate ever? Same as Merlin as he's a Grand Caster right?
Ryder Davis
Arjuna is literally a walking nuke during his time. Even King Arthur wasn't described like that.
Mason Stewart
That's what cannonically happens.
Benjamin Walker
It was both factors at once. Again, they needed EVERYTHING. She had a normal servant's spirit origin at that point.
Bentley Ortiz
> Does that mean This Hassan that showed up is the strongest assassin in Fate ever?
Yes, so far we know the names of the grand archer, grand assasin and the grand caster. Also merlin isn't the grand caster yet. That would be solomon the big bad of fgo.
Caleb Adams
If you haven't noticed? Nearly all of Gilgamesh's scenes have been watered down. They'll have Ritsuka do it, so people won't forget their self-insert is still there.
Lucas Myers
Primate Murder is unironically the little pet following them around.
Ryder Ross
yeah I know but what says
I'm kind of worried
Colton Hill
and Arjuna Alter is the strongest Hero in Fate
Colton Mitchell
>She had a normal servant's spirit origin
This is completely irrelevant. The allusion to a "normal servant's" spirit origin is that she now has a point on her body that can be used to kill her, whereas she was formerly immortal. I am referring to her completely sidestepping the jurisdiction of the underworld. Divine spirits and ghosts are fucked there. Tiamat was too initially, so she switched it up, modified into a true, living god's body. Tiamat cannot be debuffed by the underworld in that state.
Wyatt Thompson
But doesn't super karna beat him?
Landon Harris
This shit has been annoying me, and they did it AGAIN this episode.
Gilgamesh is the one who talks to Ereshkigal and Ishtar, while Ritsuka was either knocked out or away from Uruk. But because they want to shill this fucking camera in the anime, they continue to steal Gilgamesh's lines. Ishtar won't even admit she still has lingering feelings for him so self-insert cucks won't get mad.
I've stopped expecting accuracy from this adaptation. Just enjoy the ride.
Nathaniel Adams
>fate
>adaptation accuracy
choose one
Luis Ramirez
Camelot is story about Artoria (Lion King) Vs Ozzymandias & King Hasan Alliance
Chase Myers
Actually I was wrong anyway. Before she even gets it imposed on her.
Ayden Price
Fate greeks rome mythology
>Poseidon is robot
Kevin Adams
>Gilgamesh gets shot in the heart in the game
>Pssht, flesh wound. Lives for another hour or more before Ishtar nukes
>Gets shot in the side. Dies a few seconds later when Ishtar nukes
Leo Wood
>adaptation accuracy
>Camelot arc start at A.D 1273
Leo Wright
Why is Mordred so smug?
Luis Morgan
She always smug
Liam Walker
Camelot lost belt leaked
>They turn it into Japwank with Raikou and her four retainers, Shiroumasa and Musashi while the Knights of the Round Table job and spend four pages of text describing how their Zipangese swordsmanship is simply unmatched, truly a divine display unrivalled in any world, how can these clunky broadswords compete with those slender curved blades that seem to cut through fate itself...
Jacob Morgan
>Lives for another hour or more before Ishtar nukes
>Dies a few seconds later when Ishtar nukes
Well the point still stands that he died from Ishtar's nuke
Oliver Collins
>tell me starts playing
KINO
Mason Parker
This serious?
Wyatt Jackson
>Ishtar won't even admit she still has lingering feelings for him so self-insert cucks won't get mad.
But didn't Ishtar pretty much say that the version of her right now doesn't really care about Gil because it's Rin in the mix as well?
Charles Reed
why didnt you protect her smile Yas Forums
Jaxson Wright
Has Mordred ever met Nero? I think they would get along really well.
Colton Collins
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>The singularity damage is not the year, but the age. At the turning point of the era, there are many positives and negatives, so we have to adjust the balance. Chapter 7 is based on Tiamat and Gilgamesh. In short, if two people disappear together, Tiamat's damage will be no-can. Yes, the king intended to die from the beginning.
Liam Clark
Yes
Jonathan Evans
Beast seem really underwhelming when you realized that if the system worked as intended all 7 grands would be summon to deal with them. And From what we've seen of the known grands they should have no problem beating any beast.
Henry Clark
Based