If King Hassan didnβt apply the death concept on Tiamat, exactly in which way was the Counter Force expecting Chaldea to kill Beast 2? KH gave up his grand status to impose the death concept on Tiamat, which apparently counts as βhelping Chaldeaβ. But why the hell does that matters since Chaldea is trying to defeat a Beast? Shouldnβt KH get to keep Grand status while still being able to impose death since his action is benefiting the Counter Force? Was the Counter Force waiting for Chaldea to die first then allow King Hassan to impose Death then make him fight Tiamat himself while still retaining his Grand Container? Was that the plan?
After seeing the Astral Interlude on YouTube (due to currently not having Astral Watanabe), i get to hate Babylonia. They are corrupt, they abandon people who fight for them, and only care to save VIPs and their wealth. And later they make Watanabe cooperate with them once again, ugh. Knowing full well, what he thinks of them. I feel sad for captain Cyril.
I heard that she ran away after Gilgameshβs summoning, so what was she doing because it is clearly impossible for her to just be playing bandit like how they said she was in the free menu. Does anyone know if she was doing anything else or she was just for the memes
For those who have seen both, which one do you guys like better? I honestly can't really decide cause they're just so so good to me, literally 90% of the Babylonia scenes are adapted to perfection or even better. I don't have much issue here except for EP 20 which I don't think its that bad and lack of Jaguar
For Solomon, they only take what's necessary for the movie and with the direction it's going, the movie adaptation works very well. My only issue for Solomon is how it didn't really give a break for every scene and how the main lead for every singularity didn't speak much
Let's see.
You thought it's King Gilgamesh but it was ME, NebuCHADnezzar II!!!
You thought it's ikemen Nemo but it was ME, DADDY NOAH!!!
Then we have Rider (Kusogaki) UMU who is instantly sus because we have the REAL ex-rider already in both mobile and Arcade in the form of Nero Bride....(or maybe it's just timeline shenanigans and they are making Arcade Babylonia her origin)
What's next? "You thought it's Babylonia but it was βββββββ β !" ? X,D
Babylonia: $35
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I might have misread it or something but why do people dislike the scene where Fujimaru faced off Tiamat and the last two/three episode in general? Personally think it was a great addition and good episode in general and I've played the game
I'm seeking out SPs or foils for the above mentioned sets and occasionally maybe even if anyone has an EN trial deck for Babylonia too but specifically curious if anyone has any specifics they want to part with.
So I've been binge watching a let's play of FGO NA while is revise a few subjects and I noticed a few things that didn't add up. For some context I kind of skipped most of the story in the singularity because I was rushing to get to the events and after watching the LP a few bits of information jumped up at me.
1 Roman or Da vinci made a point of us needing to regain the grails from the singularities without losing them or destroying them or else we wouldn't be able to repair the foundation of history. So the only way to fix a singularity is to retrieve the holy grail that Solomon ( i don't know how to spoiler hide text) placed into the era. The proper holy grail of the era could not work as a substitute. ( that's why Drake could keep hers).
2 Tiamat got the grail, We couldn't stop the special lahamu from delivering the grail to her after corrupted Ushi. stopped us. Tiamat used the grial to speed up her awakening it seemed. And at the end died with it we never recovered the original grail that Solomon sent in to the singularity.
In the end the grail that we got after Tiamat was defeated was the one that king Gilgamesh had and I think that that one was the proper grial of the era that he managed to collect for his treasury. So did mess up by destroying Tiamat and the grail along with her or am I missing something?
Edit: To clarify I thought that Gil essentially Deleted Tiamat with EA while the grail was in her body and in doing so the grail as well.
Edit 2: fixed some lowercase letters at the beginning of names.
Ps; Takot and Littlepebble have pointed out that Merlin recovered Solomon's grail after the fight but I still wonder how it could have survived.
If King Hassan didnβt apply the death concept on Tiamat, exactly in which way was the Counter Force expecting Chaldea to kill Beast 2? KH gave up his grand status to impose the death concept on Tiamat, which apparently counts as βhelping Chaldeaβ. But why the hell does that matters since Chaldea is trying to defeat a Beast? Shouldnβt KH get to keep Grand status while still being able to impose death since his action is benefiting the Counter Force? Was the Counter Force waiting for Chaldea to die first then allow King Hassan to impose Death then make him fight Tiamat himself while still retaining his Grand Container? Was that the plan?
