For now, I understand that the mountain is amazing.

Hibichika is a content that seems to have been created over about 10 years by OKSG and two voice actors.

Humanity will perish if it does not aim for space.

>>4

Recently, archetype injection has become acceptable too.

The Holy Grail of Einzbern is related to the gold of the Rhine, so Freyr is included in Sitonai.

>>7

I cleaned up messily at Oni Land, but I wonder if they’ll really pick it up properly…

If humanity is weak, dead apostles increase in the Type-Moon world.

When the human world is strong, it branches out into the Fate world.

>>8

It seems that when humanity is strong, they aim for the sky, but I wonder what happens when it’s weak.

>>15

Controlled by non-human entities.

>>15

It seems that there is a possibility for Arcueid to advance into the sky in Melty Blood, according to her statements in the Tsukihime world.

Well, even if I fail, I just go down the Steel Earth route.

>>8

What happens when humanity is weak and society is strong?

>>35

Become a village of non-human daughters.

>>35

The ladder of the soul ascends.

I can go to the sky.

>>8

Now, it seems that whether Zelretch will tie or win in the battle against the Crimson Moon is the issue; if it’s a tie, the Crimson Moon can leave behind the Principle Blood Oath, which would weaken humanity, so that seems to be the correct answer.

>>43

I feel like the causal relationship there is also somewhat unclear, to be honest.

There’s a possibility that the difference in original strength led to a complete victory and a mutual strike due to the special attack.

>>72

The last possibility of the Ancestor’s emergence was during the battle with Zelretch 1700 years ago under the red moon, but at least in the Tsukihime world, the Ancestor has been born since before the Common Era, so it must have branched off much earlier.

I can’t respond unless you come up with some policy.

>>9

For now, I think it’s fine to just share some trivia.

Ciel’s love for curry seems to be due to a certain dead apostle called Kalido Marche.

A world where the Dead Apostle is lively is different from a world where the Servant is lively.

When a dead apostle eats curry, the craving for blood turns into a craving for curry.

http://www.typemoon.org/etc/zadan/zadan2-1.html

The troubling thing is that there are supposedly official sources remaining.

Just for the curry.

>>14

If anything, I think there’s a comic about Khalid Marche drawn by the president in the reference book.

>>22

??? “Huh? There’s no such Dead Apostle.”

The lies of trash have mixed in…

>>16

Well, Nasu Kinoko is a lying alien…

Captain Armstrong is a pioneer of the stars, so if implemented, he is guaranteed to be NP50 and a strong character.

Captain Armstrong appears occasionally in Extra: Last and Buy.

>>18

The mob in the hallway is nice, isn’t it…

It seems that Darwin can be associated with all the mythological figures in creation stories, but since Japanese mythology doesn’t have such tales, it appears to be impossible.

>>20

It seems that the Japanese people have quietly appeared from somewhere before we knew it…

Just a little more time until magic exists.

In some parts of the world, the stoppage time has long passed.

Alc’s character design is based on a Canadian magazine model.

The Morgan of universal human history has a triple personality.

The president hired Riyo as the official manga artist for FGO.

However, Riyo herself doesn’t know much about Type-Moon, so she was hesitant.

The Ergos’ devourer is based on the Egyptian cannibal hymn.

It is explicitly stated that Alan Turing, who built the modern theory of computers and is respected by mushrooms, cannot become a spirit of the military.

It is likely that the cause of death is the reason.

>>30

It was an overly difficult old age…

>>45

I felt surprised while watching the movie about decoding the Enigma…

>>30

I hope there will be more modern scientists Servants.

>>50

Einstein and von Braun are strong, aren’t they…

Emiya’s Holy Shroud was given to him by Ciel.

That sounds romantic, doesn’t it?

https://www.gamespark.jp/article/2024/09/13/145063.html

The only mage in history who can manipulate souls is Roa.

>>34

First of all, what is a soul to a magician…? Even though we are at that stage, they go ahead and refine it, so I can only call them a genius.

At the time of SN’s production, Merlin was an old man in the initial settings.

Morgan doesn’t particularly have a Saber face.

Mordred is also a man.

>>36

Is it a story about a “datto” edition?

>>38

Originally, wasn’t the basic setting of Merlin, Morgan, and Mordred in line with the original source, and only changed in Apocrypha or FGO? There were illustrations of young Mordred too.

What I knew at the time of Hollow is that Merlin has a terrible personality.

Initially, it was set that all students who took classes from the second generation would become royal mages.

Which works has Guinevere appeared in so far?

I’ve seen the man appear before, but…

>>44

It only appears as a light-hearted story in the realm of “Himuro no Tenchi.”

>>44

The special bonus novel Garden of Avalon has a decent amount of description.

There are no lines or appearance, but…

>>55

Huh? I remember seeing someone with glasses, but isn’t that related to the Garden of Avalon?

The Longinus that pierced Mo was originally a thin spear, but…

It is getting thicker year by year.

>>46

Just in case, the thin spear is still included in the main body or the central part.

The feeling of losing to Marie from the Marie fan club in Tsukihime is actually directed towards Louis XVI; I wonder why it has become like this in Tsukihime.

>>47

Nothing at all.

Wasn’t there a theory written that because they were executed, the royal authority was crushed along with them, so it harbors various things as the royal authority itself?

In Tsukihime, there was a mistake where the hidden route that should normally only be accessible after completing other routes was unlocked from the start, which made Kinoko really angry at whoever did that.

That Nasu mushroom.

The accelerator is a path that connects to the source.

>>58

Could it be the purpose of CERN?

>>58

It’s said that Kiritsugu’s father was able to reach the Root through an experiment he conducted.

>>71

It feels like a different approach from that accelerator, but in the end, is it the same?

It leads to the end of the universe where the Space Ereshkigal is waiting, right?

Because the orientation of humanity is the big crunch at the end of contraction.

I think the humanity denial faction might be a thermal death.

I don’t really understand the difference between a spiritual foundation and a spiritual core.

>>63

The etheric body and its core

Even if the body is injured, if the core is safe, it can be healed with magic.

>>65

The relationship between Tinpet and medals?

Change the background color.

Has Ramanujan not been released as a heroic spirit yet?

But honestly, it seems like everyone who has reached the source has either been there from the beginning or touched on it in some way.

They say that with effort, you can reach it if you just have the time, but only Kelly’s dad is unusual.

>>69

There are ones like Araya and the Golden Princess and Silver Princess who are said to be able to reach the Source, so if the direction isn’t wrong, those who can reach the Source should be able to do so.

I guess only the magician was able to come back.

Things like Escardos and thought boards were said to be accelerators.

It seems that what’s important is that the inside is vacuum, and that it has become void.

>>70

God is in the void…

Beowulf is said to be from the 8th century, but this refers to the era when the original epic was established, while the time depicted in the original text is roughly the 5th to 6th century.

From this, it is likely that Beowulf is considered a type of heroic spirit that is a “fictional existence, but possesses sufficient mystery and notoriety, so its parameters are adequate.”

There are probably other heroic spirits similar to this one.

It doesn’t seem to be all that great to begin with, and that’s the root of it.

>>74

Players who are playing games want a complete strategy guide that knows everything.

However, if you know all the spoilers, there is no point in playing the game.

“It’s quite common to have something like ‘I’ve thought of a method, but there’s not enough time.'”

To carry out the Grand Order as it is in the place of Yulifis, I must first live long enough to be the last human.

Can suicide not become a sacred spirit?

I didn’t know.

>>77

There aren’t many heroic spirits who have committed suicide…

>>77

There are things like Nero.

>>77

The evil god was initially trying to use Van Gogh’s vessel normally…

>>77

There are quite a few heroic spirits whose cause of death is related to suicide.

Regarding Turing, the reason is…

Bellerophon is the name of the hero who tamed Pegasus with the reins given by Athena and defeated the Chimera.

It seems that Kazura, who tried to abandon the new humanity in space, and Chaldea, which tried to send it out into space, have similar outcomes, but what’s the difference?

>>89

It’s all in how you feel.

Even in GoA, direct depiction is avoided, you know, Guinevere.

I heard that Kakushin Koji is still active in modern times. Is that true?

>>92

The way Kashinkochan is acting in the collaboration event is probably just like the real person.

>>92

I don’t understand what that is in the first place.

I want someone who knows to tell me.

Is the archetype also like the mechanical god, Voyager, Olga Marie, and the Crimson Moon?

>>93

The mecha god is just a space battleship.

Voyager is just a probe.

Orgemary is likely the archetype of Chaldeas (Earth Silhouette).

The red moon is likely the archetype of the moon and the strongest species.

I would like to ask an expert, when will the swimsuit Koyanskaya arrive?

>>94

I want to hear too.

When will Bootika’s swimsuit arrive?

Alc has the principle of the extremum.

It is currently unclear whether this is the same as the principle barrier.

Aren’t there many heroes who are actually girls? Is it a world where women are on top?

>>96

Rather, it’s a lower position for women.

Because I couldn’t achieve it as a woman, I pretended to be a man.

>>96

Heroes who left their names in history are mostly men, but this game is not an otome game or anything like that.

Make Saber a woman, Kinoko.

>>96

The president has clearly stated that it is for commercial reasons.

Archetypes are those that, sensing they may not be desired, refuse to be born, so even if you just throw them away, they won’t function.

In the fake world line, the zombie older sister is doing whatever she wants but has become a cheerful older sister with family love.

>>98

It’s not just the labyrinth, but if you’re not crazy in love, that person doesn’t get that strange.

It seems that in the past, a mechanical god washed up in Japan and things became a bit more mechanical.

How long did that influence last?

In fact, if the mushroom had written the fourth installment, Iskandar would have become a woman.

>>109

It seems they intended to create a character like Suzumiya Haruhi.

I heard that Toko mentioned Kashinko in relation to rakkyo.

>>110

If it were true, the singularity that spans three works would become that, but is that really okay?

>>108

First, immortality.

Children can be conceived between a servant and a human.

>>112

That is probably an exception.

Is it the influence of the anecdote of giving birth or a substitute?

>>117

The young wife gave birth to a daughter.

The teacher was such a doting parent because his daughter was too adorable.

>>112

Thinking about the fact that Gilgamesh was incarnated as ZERO and has been a shota in Fuyuki for ten years, I don’t think it’s strange if there are a few of his children…

Well, when the Sun becomes a red giant, Earth will be swallowed and disappear.

It is essential to discard the Earth.

If there’s actually a situation where I was a woman, then it would be strange if there wasn’t also a situation where I was actually a man.

>>114

Arei was a man.

>>131

Isn’t it only the East that is female…?

Richard was going to make her a Saber-faced girl, but because Kinoko said, “Narita-kun, you can clearly decline if you don’t want to,” he became a boy instead.

I wonder what the difference is between the manifestation of a Servant and the materialization of a soul.

Will there be a day when an explanation comes for Nikicic’s TS?

It is clearly stated that he was a man during his lifetime.

The creator of Rani was a man, but later became a woman due to a sudden idea from a mushroom.

It is said, “Sorry, forget about that.”

Isn’t it a fait accompli with my wife’s body?

>>121

Why are you using my wife’s body?!

>>122

I can do just about anything, but I’m not good at parenting…

>>122

It makes more sense than something like the Hideyoshi Victims’ Association.

There are two authors using my daughter’s body, so it’s fine, right?

You’re a pervert, Rikyu…

Since it originally deals with genres like foreign characters and heroes, which tend to have a lot of male characters, it inevitably attracts more men…

It’s a bit strange that the Hideyoshi victims’ association is like close friends, like a grandfather and grandson.

The Flower Capital is generally parallel, so it’s not that the servant Media gave birth to a child.

The thread image is actually a man.