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| wow... Rider, the lamest character, suddenly turns way overpowered. Hmm... i doubt that was all of the Assassins. |
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m-i-c-h-a-e-l said: wow... Rider, the lamest character is this real life? |
| The kings meeting was pretty interesting. Oh, and I think Rider has become my favorite character along with Gilgamesh. |
| I'm probably one of the few who disagrees with most things Rider said this episode. And Gilgamesh doesn't really know how to win a lady over, huh? xD |
| Coming back, this is definitely my favorite episode from season 1. I still agree wholeheartedly with my previous posts and thoughts about the clash of ideologies between the three kings. It's not to say I agree with Iskandar or Gilgamesh. Far from it. However, something I've observed about mythological characters between now and then is that they are larger than life. Their egos, ideals, and emotions are taken to the utmost extreme because they are self-centered and have the might and authority to back that sense of self importance up. These two characters capture the essence of that perfectly. |
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| Rider's little talk was amazing, and it's very clear that he solidified his position with a breathtaking display of control over his Noble Phantasm. I think, now, Rider is my favorite Heroic Servant. In this episode, I was convinced that he truly was the king of conquerors. |
| LOL Saber, "the salvation of britain" What a shitty goal HAHAHA. So narrow minded lol. I'm finding myself rooting for Archer and Rider more. Those guys are true kings haha.  How true: Saber was a king that NO ONE wanted to be like. Who would want to die and have a kingdom fall? That's not how a "king" should be. A king shouldn't be someone that no one wants to be. Sorry Saber, your lines in this episode were pathetic. RIder's argument was amazing. He detailed how poor of a king Saber was. How unfit "she" was to rule, and for the rare once, an explanation in an anime was comprehensible, coherent, and logical. I lol'ed when Archer said that Saber's face looked like a virgin getting deflowered in bed. Saber humiliated more plz. I hope she really get's it from Archer. Saber 5/10 Archer 8/10 Rider 10/10 best char. this episode. |
_Dazzle_Sep 1, 2015 5:17 PM
| That argument about what defines a king was amazing...I was completely drawn in. It was crushing to see Saber's ideals belittled, and it looked like Rider's words hit too close to home, but Rider had some very valid arguments. Perhaps it is how he worded it, or his confident aura, but I was very convinced and inspired by his words.. Rider trulhy deserves the title King of Conquerors. A God among men. My mind was blown when Waver said "Each of the soldiers is a Servant". |
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_Dazzle_ said: I'm finding myself rooting for Archer and Rider more. Those guys are true kings haha. A guy who treats 99% of the world as trash and lives by darwinism. And the guy who tortured most of his family out of paranoia, did not give shit about countries he conquered and was pretty much Greek-Era version of Hitler? Sure. |
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| Rider: "The righteousness and ideals you bore may indeed have saved your nation once. However, I'm certain you know what became of those who were saved, but left to themselves. You saved them, but you never led them. You never showed them what a king should be. You abandoned your men when they lost their way. Then, alone and untroubled, you followed your own petty little ideals. Thus, you are no true king. You are only a little girl, enraptured by a false idol of the king who serves others, but not themselves." I don't understand Rider's reasoning in this episode. I love Saber's ideals. What I basically understand is that a king should make his followers adore him, make them want to be like the king, and follow the king with admiration. That a king should the greedy, taking whatever he wants. And that a king should lead his people. But I don't understand why Saber is no true king. Can someone plz explain this? _Dazzle_ said: LOL Saber, "the salvation of britain" What a shitty goal HAHAHA. So narrow minded lol. I lol'ed when Archer said that Saber's face looked like a virgin getting deflowered in bed. Saber humiliated more plz. I hope she really get's it from Archer. Plz tell me why the salvation of britain is narrow minded. And which group translated the episode you watched, because I watched Hatsuyuki's release and I didn't see Archer saying that. Or I missed it. |
ZetsuboMadaraSep 13, 2015 7:32 AM
Affie15 said: Rider: "The righteousness and ideals you bore may indeed have saved your nation once. However, I'm certain you know what became of those who were saved, but left to themselves. You saved them, but you never led them. You never showed them what a king should be. You abandoned your men when they lost their way. Then, alone and untroubled, you followed your own petty little ideals. Thus, you are no true king. You are only a little girl, enraptured by a false idol of the king who serves others, but not themselves." I don't understand Rider's reasoning in this episode. I love Saber's ideals. What I basically understand is that a king should make his followers adore him, make them want to be like the king, and follow the king with admiration. That a king should the greedy, taking whatever he wants. And that a king should lead his people. But I don't understand why Saber is no true king. Can someone plz explain this? _Dazzle_ said: LOL Saber, "the salvation of britain" What a shitty goal HAHAHA. So narrow minded lol. I lol'ed when Archer said that Saber's face looked like a virgin getting deflowered in bed. Saber humiliated more plz. I hope she really get's it from Archer. Plz tell me why the salvation of britain is narrow minded. And which group translated the episode you watched, because I watched Hatsuyuki's release and I didn't see Archer saying that. Or I missed it. You need to understand that Rider was a dictator, a tyrant. He shrouded himself in glory conquering countless nations and his followers feared his power, but he did not give a shit about his country or his citizens. Thats why Saber's ideal seems laughable to him. |
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| I'd love to see Rider vs. Gilgamesh |
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| If i am understanding this correctly, this is what Rider is trying to say. Rider said that Saber is always obsessed on protecting her powerless people whenever they are in danger. And it's not wrong on having the desire on protecting others. The main problem was Saber didn't guide her powerless people to independence! So instead of always relying on Saber herself to protect their lives, they could easily be taught to be independent and protect themselves whenever they are in need. And by the way, there's no doubt that Rider's Noble Phantasm Ionian Hetairoi is one of the epic scenes :) |
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srwgfan said: And it's not wrong on having the desire on protecting others. The main problem was Saber didn't guide her powerless people to independence! So instead of always relying on Saber herself to protect their lives, they could easily be taught to be independent and protect themselves whenever they are in need. Except that she did not need to teach them that. Her reign DID end with a motherfucking revolt against her. "Her people" knew of independence very well. |
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| Rider too OP, please nerf. That was definitely epic though. Now on the philosophy there- Rider has the win. A king is someone who is admired and respected by his people. If that king wishes great honor, so will his people. If that king wishes for world domination, so will his people. Lead them the right way and you're a king pretty much. With Saber though it's only saving the people. There wasn't any goal, the goal was just 'survive'. That isn't living- to live you must be greedy... wp Rider. Ah but the part where Rider had a greedy wish, it's weird to think about but it seems his definition of king doesn't care about the people that follow him. They exist because they exist. If they followed him, that was their choice. He somehow holds no responsibility for them? Kinda sad but if it works, it works. Well that's enough. Gonna get to the next episode already, this show is just too exciting *-* |
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Fresh_Mint said: Rider too OP, please nerf. That was definitely epic though. Now on the philosophy there- Rider has the win. A king is someone who is admired and respected by his people. If that king wishes great honor, so will his people. If that king wishes for world domination, so will his people. Lead them the right way and you're a king pretty much. With Saber though it's only saving the people. There wasn't any goal, the goal was just 'survive'. That isn't living- to live you must be greedy... wp Rider. Except not? Saber created a country based upon laws she wrote. If anything, her problem was that she was too good of a king to a point that people stopped seeing the human that wears the crown. Rider conquered a bunch of nations just for the thrill of it(about whom he did not give a shit about afterward), then tortured his own family out of paranoia and ended his life being murdered. Neither he nor Gil would ever understand Saber's concept of a king, because they put their egos first, while Saber put the country first. Also daily reminder that you are agreeing with an equivalent of greek hitler and one of known ancient tyrants |
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CookingPriest said: Fresh_Mint said: Rider too OP, please nerf. That was definitely epic though. Now on the philosophy there- Rider has the win. A king is someone who is admired and respected by his people. If that king wishes great honor, so will his people. If that king wishes for world domination, so will his people. Lead them the right way and you're a king pretty much. With Saber though it's only saving the people. There wasn't any goal, the goal was just 'survive'. That isn't living- to live you must be greedy... wp Rider. Except not? Saber created a country based upon laws she wrote. If anything, her problem was that she was too good of a king to a point that people stopped seeing the human that wears the crown. Rider conquered a bunch of nations just for the thrill of it(about whom he did not give a shit about afterward), then tortured his own family out of paranoia and ended his life being murdered. Neither he nor Gil would ever understand Saber's concept of a king, because they put their egos first, while Saber put the country first. Also daily reminder that you are agreeing with an equivalent of greek hitler and one of known ancient tyrants Ah, I see. So that's the whole thing behind what they describe as king? Whether they can be seen seen as a human like them. I'm not saying I disagree with you about Rider being a tyrant because anyone who's had a decent history class knows that but in this show, all that's shown is that he's a greedy human just like pretty much everyone. And his men can get behind the idea that he's imperfect but that greed makes him feel like a human, like them. Saber created a country based upon laws she wrote. If anything, her problem was that she was too good of a king (at following ideals) to a point that people stopped seeing the human that wears the crown. ?She was trying to do a good thing though. I would have probably tried to do the same if I were a king and didn't know the end result of her efforts. |
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Fresh_Mint said: Ah, I see. So that's the whole thing behind what they describe as king? Whether they can be seen seen as a human like them. Not really. They simply can't comprehend a king who puts the country and its laws above himself. For Gilgamesh, the country and the world was his possession. The strong that survived in his time were worthy of being under him, while the weak were to be purged and had no place in that world. For Rider, the "people" equals his army and generals - for someone who had such a wide dream of owning the world, the view on his "people" was incredibly narrow. Both of them have the viewpoint of the King being the embodiment of the country, while Saber looked at the country as the people that are there, thus building everything around the country functioning for the sake of the itself and not the king. Saber did what was necessary for the unification of the country and for the country to function and prosper. She led armies, she sacrificed her own villages for a victory, she killed dragons and she upheld the law even to her own wife. The problem is that she took it to such an extreme that slowly people stopped seeing her as a human - after all a king that can never be hurt, that never shows emotions and that weighs her citizens based on laws without emotion involved, would eventually be seen more as a machine or a thing than a human. People were willing to overlook it during the war time when Britain was threatened by forces both human and supernatural. Having this "godly" king that can never die and wields immense powers to vanquish enemies and mythical monsters was alluring for a nation upon a brink of destruction. But once the peace was established people stopped looking outwards and grew more and more discontent with the king who was more of a machine or an object than a human. A king who shows no emotion, a king who is distant from even her own inner circle, a king who ordered his own wife's execution without blinking looked more and more scary to the population in the peace times. It grew to a point where a single girl, Artoria's daughter(created and manipulated by Artoria's sister Morganna after Merlin turned Artoria into a futanari for a while for lulz), longing for her mother's approval and respect, ended up rallying the citizens against her. The same emotionless King was then forced to destroy her own country that she built. There's a reason why Saber and Kerry can't stand each other. And that's certainly not just because of her ideals. She's been where Kerry is now - shutting off emotions to achieve her goal for the greater good any means necessary. And she can't stand looking into that mirror. The three kings scene is more about Saber not wanting to argue with them about something they won't understand. She's too absorbed with her obsession to obtain her wish of erasing her kingship and altering her country's future, to care or try introspection. Those two kings would not understand her and can't understand her goals or ideals. They are no different from her people in that way I'm not saying I disagree with you about Rider being a tyrant because anyone who's had a decent history class knows that but in this show, all that's shown is that he's a greedy human just like pretty much everyone. And his men can get behind the idea that he's imperfect but that greed makes him feel like a human, like them. That's the show's problem. Servants still are based upon real historical figures and the records of said historical figures. While details and perception of the records can depend on point of view, the actions recorded are all the same, so this Iskandar still did all those things he is recorded having done. |
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CookingPriest said: Fresh_Mint said: Rider too OP, please nerf. That was definitely epic though. Now on the philosophy there- Rider has the win. A king is someone who is admired and respected by his people. If that king wishes great honor, so will his people. If that king wishes for world domination, so will his people. Lead them the right way and you're a king pretty much. With Saber though it's only saving the people. There wasn't any goal, the goal was just 'survive'. That isn't living- to live you must be greedy... wp Rider. Except not? Saber created a country based upon laws she wrote. If anything, her problem was that she was too good of a king to a point that people stopped seeing the human that wears the crown. Rider conquered a bunch of nations just for the thrill of it(about whom he did not give a shit about afterward), then tortured his own family out of paranoia and ended his life being murdered. Neither he nor Gil would ever understand Saber's concept of a king, because they put their egos first, while Saber put the country first. Also daily reminder that you are agreeing with an equivalent of greek hitler and one of known ancient tyrants Not even close to the Greek version of Hitler.......from someone who studied ancient history Alexander the Great was viewed and feared as a tyrant by his enemies but he was indeed loved by his soldiers and his people. Alexander the Great was taught by Aristotle he was smart and educated. When he invade a nation instead of changing there culture, he embraced their culture and praised it. This made even the people who he invaded love him. Don't knock him for conquering you couldn't name me one Successful ancient civilization leader that wasn't embracing war? Only the Egyptian's weren't because they had a geographical defense of the nile river and not being close to other civilizations. In the B.c areas all civilizations conquered and plunder that is how you expanded your territory to gather more resource. You have to think there is no mass irrigation system yet and civilization wasn't civilized if you didn't control a lot of land and your crops had a bad year of rain your people would starve. Hence you take more land and resources to ensure that your country prospers. Your bashing the guy for doing what everyone else was doing and that isn't fair. The reason Alexander the Great was so successful at conquering was because he was a master Strategist ahead of his time, who used different battle formations to out maneuver his enemy's. Also his platoons had the advantage over other nations due to Alexander the Great's Invention of the Sarissa which was essentially a long spear with superior offense and defensive capabilities. He ruled the way he did because the only way you could control so many nations who don't even speak your language was through fear. Ultimately he bite off more than he could chew and conquered to much and when he died his rule fell apart because what he conquered was so vast it couldn't sustain itself under one ruler. Also Alexander the Great was not murdered at all..........he died from illness some text think alcohol poisoning from a failed liver and so text say he died of Malaria. Now on to the episode, I love this episode the king's banquet was highly entertaining and that Noble Phantasm :) Great episode!!! |
QcK_Dagger_HeaTOct 25, 2015 10:56 PM
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| After not being a big fan of Rider at the start, he's really beginning to grow on me. Still disappointed that there's been almost no sighting of Kariya/Berserker at all through these first 11 episodes, considering Kariya's story arc seemed awesome when we first met him at the start of the series. |
QcK_Dagger_HeaT said: CookingPriest said: Except not? Saber created a country based upon laws she wrote. If anything, her problem was that she was too good of a king to a point that people stopped seeing the human that wears the crown. Rider conquered a bunch of nations just for the thrill of it(about whom he did not give a shit about afterward), then tortured his own family out of paranoia and ended his life being murdered. Neither he nor Gil would ever understand Saber's concept of a king, because they put their egos first, while Saber put the country first. Also daily reminder that you are agreeing with an equivalent of greek hitler and one of known ancient tyrants Not even close to the Greek version of Hitler.......from someone who studied ancient history Alexander the Great was viewed and feared as a tyrant by his enemies but he was indeed loved by his soldiers and his people. Alexander the Great was taught by Aristotle he was smart and educated. When he invade a nation instead of changing there culture, he embraced their culture and praised it. This made even the people who he invaded love him. Don't knock him for conquering you couldn't name me one Successful ancient civilization leader that wasn't embracing war? Only the Egyptian's weren't because they had a geographical defense of the nile river and not being close to other civilizations. In the B.c areas all civilizations conquered and plunder that is how you expanded your territory to gather more resource. You have to think there is no mass irrigation system yet and civilization wasn't civilized if you didn't control a lot of land and your crops had a bad year of rain your people would starve. Hence you take more land and resources to ensure that your country prospers. Your bashing the guy for doing what everyone else was doing and that isn't fair. The reason Alexander the Great was so successful at conquering was because he was a master Strategist ahead of his time, who used different battle formations to out maneuver his enemy's. Also his platoons had the advantage over other nations due to Alexander the Great's Invention of the Sarissa which was essentially a long spear with superior offense and defensive capabilities. He ruled the way he did because the only way you could control so many nations who don't even speak your language was through fear. Ultimately he bite off more than he could chew and conquered to much and when he died his rule fell apart because what he conquered was so vast it couldn't sustain itself under one ruler. Also Alexander the Great was not murdered at all..........he died from illness some text think alcohol poisoning from a failed liver and so text say he died of Malaria. Now on to the episode, I love this episode the king's banquet was highly entertaining and that Noble Phantasm :) Great episode!!! "his people" Please. He did not give a shit about nations he conquered. He tortured his own family members. And in the end he died under dubious circumstances. Just because something "Was" acceptable, does not mean it still is. |
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| ahah Loved this episode. All kinds of disrespect to Saber. ALL KINDS.... Archer was mocking the sh*t out of her. (Dat virgin line though...)  |
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shadowchild23 said: All kinds of disrespect to Saber. ALL KINDS.... Archer was mocking the sh*t out of her. (Dat virgin line though...) Yes. Two homicidal tyrants were mocking a person who chose to be better than them. You DO Realize that that was the intended point, right? The story is not treating them as "right". |
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Fai said: shadowchild23 said: All kinds of disrespect to Saber. ALL KINDS.... Archer was mocking the sh*t out of her. (Dat virgin line though...) Yes. Two homicidal tyrants were mocking a person who chose to be better than them. You DO Realize that that was the intended point, right? The story is not treating them as "right". Wut? I never said they were right. FFS I genuinely just thought the whole dialogue (more like a roast lol) was funny. I bet that if you could go back in time and read again what I wrote, this time you would actually notice that I didn't express my opinion or criticism in any form... (－‸ლ) Fai, Fai.... You need to ease up a little bit man (at least when it comes to the Fate series). I might be slightly wrong, but either you're just passionate :) or you like taking things too personally... But just in case you're interested, if you wanna know my personal views (even though it's irrelevant), Saber had some strong points and I admire aswell what she represents as a character. Stay good pal ;D *2nd season looks even more promising* |
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| And it was at this point in the series when I realized............There isn't going to be anyone die in this season. There must be another series/season/ova/special/sock hop/battle of the bands/or something. There isn't enough time for 6 epic battles...nope.....too much philosophy happening. So on that note, I sigh and give it a thumbs up for being an excellent episode. |
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| [Re-watch | BD version] Alexander's words echo in the space. The way of a King. Being the example for everyone, the one that inspires people to follow you, the one that wants more and gets it. This is how a King should be. Those words really hit Saber, hard. She had to know her mistake, but her path is also noble, but she took it to a path of suffering, like the King should take all the weight in its shoulders, and that's not it. Ionioi Hetairoi is surely a hopeful and amazing Reality Marble. It is amazing, it does really reflect Alexander's view of a true King. Hey Gilgamesh, you have to work out those pick up lines if you want her, eh? Nothing to say about Assassin, that was a suicidal act. Well, they could do nothing, Kirei used a Command Spell on them. This was one of the best episodes in this first cour of the series, the same with that chapter in the light novel. Really, my love for Zero does not end xD |
| A veiled between kings and the incredible Noble Phantom of Iskandar. -- Una velada entre reyes y el increible Noble Fantasma de Iskandar. |
| ahh Rider is so badass! I honestly agree with his ideals over Saber's, personally... It honestly makes me wonder why Saber is hailed as one of the/if not the, most powerful servant in Fate/Stay Night UBW. She obviously is less of a "King" and powerful world conqueror compared to the other kings, at least. Not to put her down or anything, it just made me wonder... Regardless, Rider really does seem to be a goodhearted person. I enjoy his personality and fun-loving nature a lot! |
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dextronaut said: ahh Rider is so badass! I honestly agree with his ideals over Saber's, personally... You agree with not giving a shit about your people or country, just caring about conquest, abandoning the lands you conquering, torturing your own family members out of paranoia and murdering thousands to the point that by the end of your life even your own family hates you? It honestly makes me wonder why Saber is hailed as one of the/if not the, most powerful servant in Fate/Stay Night UBW. She obviously is less of a "King" and powerful world conqueror compared to the other kings, at least. Not to put her down or anything, it just made me wonder... because unlike Gilgamesh who thought his country exists for him or Alexander who believed that country is nothing more than a prize of conquest, Saber actually cared about the people she governed and created a unified and working nation. In fact it worked so well that there came a time when there was no need of someone like her in the first place. She is never hailed as strongest servant. That's Gilgamesh. Followed closely by FSN Berserker(if we only take into account FSN/FZ). Saber however IS a strongest class that requires higher stats than other classes to be put into. But that means shit when in tactical fight. Regardless, Rider really does seem to be a goodhearted person. I enjoy his personality and fun-loving nature a lot! So good hearted that he got poisoned in the end of his life and is pretty much greek equivalent of hitler. |
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| Saber's life was a lie!! |
| They just sat around talking in the same spot doing nothing but drinking. FILLER FILLER FILLER FILLER FILLER |
| Amazing episode! It was slow at first, but wow Rider went all in!!! Truly a definition of king!!! I lol'd at gilgamesh. Even though he may hate and think lowly of anyone below him. He still is willing to join in the banquet since it might be at least worth of his time. Poor saber. I feel sorry for her. Now we know why each one is after the grail. And Saber's reasons is just weak and disrespectful to those who followed her. Ionian Hetairoi!!!!! |
| Damn Rider was fucking awesome, poor saber was roasted. |
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| Rider invites to a drink and Saber & Gigadouche accept. They talk about kingship. Rider acted like a total dork and his views about kingship were utter nonsense. How he belittled Saber was unfair too. And Gigadouche, well, he acted like an annoying creep as usual. The fight against Assassin(s) was pretty underwhelming. |
TheBigGuySep 8, 2021 9:43 AM
| You're a louse, Roger Smith. - R. Dorothy Wayneright This is my fight! No Senpai, this is our fight! - Kojou Akatsuki & Yukina Himeragi  |
| #TeamRider Iskandar FTW |
spielerJan 18, 2017 4:04 PM
| Rider is the best! |
"If it made you happy, then everything’s okay." - Haruka Kasugano  |
How dare you, mongrels, let Gilgamesh sit on the ground? Have you no shame? The ground isn't worthy of King Gilgamesh's butt! LOL So many times Rider deserved to be quoted in this episode. Awesome... *slow clap* Archer and Rider are way cooler kings than Saber, tbh. xD I just can't choose my favorite servant king. Damn... >.< I heard from novel readers that they cut so many parts from the novel... Oh well, I'll just finish reading it then. xD |
  “I despise common sense. I’ve seen the world from every possible angle. This cruel, ridiculous, beautiful world.” - Lacie Baskerville ||❤|| |
| One of the best episodes. |
| Loved how one of the Assassins just gave up and let it happen in the sheer Awesomness of Rider's Noble Phantasm. This epsisode had some amazing dialogue, poor Saber, Rider has points though  |
| just because I’ve gotten weaker, doesn’t mean that you got stronger, does it? |
| Interesting depiction of how the servants differ in their definition of what it means to be king. I'm disappointed that Saber had not stood her ground more in their debate. Looking past Rider's flashy boisterousness and his cool display of noble phantasm, both his and Gilgamesh's "ideals" are pretty much garbage. |
JG_WezzJan 11, 2018 8:50 PM
| I agree with Saber, Archer and Caster are both insane. Surprised Archer was quiet for so long in this episode lol. Sounds like Iskandar's rule ended badly. Also hm, hearing that they cut events from the novel makes me want to read it. I tend to like novels. |
| Why assassin doesn't immediately kill Waver when there is a chance? HumbertoZero said: Oh, I see.Nothing to say about Assassin, that was a suicidal act. Well, they could do nothing, Kirei used a Command Spell on them. _Dazzle_ said: Lol what a bastard he is, it's true though.I lol'ed when Archer said that Saber's face looked like a virgin getting deflowered in bed. Saber humiliated more plz. I hope she really get's it from Archer. |
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