>Servants born from the proper human history.
proper human history (正しい人類史) is different from pan-human history (汎人類史) by the way
Fate/Grand Order: Babylonia
Owen Morris
Aaron Bailey
No. Read again
>Specifically speaking, a barrier takes root against the Noble Phantasms of Servants with the attributes “Man” and “Star”.
>Specifically speaking
This means an elaboration on what is meant by the preceding statement. It only works on servants of man and star.
Nega genesis operates nothing like how the anime described it.
James Anderson
Adding onto this. "Man" and "Star" especially, are pioneers of human history. So this NP is more effective against proper men, and heroes who shaped the history of humanity.
Isaiah Baker
>Or was this just shit translations?
Most likely just this.
Adrian Thompson
Shinjuku is probably better. Camelot definitely is.
Liam Foster
>Shinjuku is probably better.
Not even close.
>Camelot definitely is
If they cut out the filler shit and stick to the tone. It never reaches Babylonia's highs though, but it's tonally far more consistent and appealing.
Alexander Phillips
jesus my dudes, i meant the unga bunga he did with Excalibur in the latest episode, not gameplay shit
Ryder Sullivan
Hey you human boy, we're gonna cuck you from you're servants.
Owen Johnson
Divine Spirit level. As shown, he could handle up to three Lahmu at once without being injured. His specialty is not even fighting but illusions and trickery. He's not Gilgamesh-tier strong in terms of combat power, but above normal servants. Same as King Hassan, they are divine spirit level which is like a minimum for grands.
Henry Jackson
Reminder, Memphisto btfo this