WrongPriest said: k0k0 said: But, really, I think you all see what doesn't exist: Diarmuid did not choose to induct this curse upon himself. Moreover, he considered it utmost unfortunate. From all his and Saber's interactions, it's clear he was a chivalrous man who held pride on honor and loyalty. The blue fish looks like he'll stab you in the back any moment he wants to see the color of blood. Don't worry about it too much lol, it's best guy wars so we have to as underhanded as possible, hence the grossly exaggerated personality traits. Also Tbh Cu has a much much worse curse. Sigh, alright then. If you say so, Wrong. It's getting harder and harder to wait for the second cour. I make no promises that I won't spoil myself crazy till before it all comes out. |
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k0k0 said: Insertanamehere said: He is kidding lol, Altair is from Assassin's Creed. D: I have been trolled! But if that's not an Arabic/Persian name, I don't know what is. He is a Syrian IIRC. Aurioch said: Feaor said: Question, do they explain why Illya's eyes are yellow when she's in Archer mode? I haven't watched 2wei yet. It has something to do with that chain and lock shattering. I can write a full spoiler, but... |
Feaor said: Aurioch said: Oh ok so its not just for aesthetics.It has something to do with that chain and lock shattering. I can write a full spoiler, but... It's probably there just to show she's possessed by something and isn't her usual self. No "explanation" on the colour or semantics though. |
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Insertanamehere said: k0k0 said: D: I have been trolled! But if that's not an Arabic/Persian name, I don't know what is. He is a Syrian IIRC. Knew it. :3 |
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HungryPriest said: That's because it's written wrong :pk0k0 said: حسناصديق ^_^ How the fuck can anyone read this stuff? It's so tiny and blurry. Also the internet makes the font smaller for some reason :| k0k0 said: Actually that's one thing I didn't like about F/Z Lancer. He goes on about how he wants to serve his lord and be loyal and stuff, but in the end he fails to do that because he's too busy being honorable with Saber.But, really, I think you all see what doesn't exist: Diarmuid did not choose to induct this curse upon himself. Moreover, he considered it utmost unfortunate. From all his and Saber's interactions, it's clear he was a chivalrous man who held pride on honor and loyalty. The blue fish looks like he'll stab you in the back any moment he wants to see the color of blood. F/SN Lancer is the total opposite of what you just described xD |
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Insertanamehere said: Aurioch said: It has something to do with that chain and lock shattering. I can write a full spoiler, but... I'll try, but I'll keep it very short as I'm on mobile. |
astroprogs said: If HF ended up being a single movie, what would it need to do so it can get a high score from all of you? Not air. |
k0k0 said: It IS an Arabic name.Insertanamehere said: He is kidding lol, Altair is from Assassin's Creed. D: I have been trolled! But if that's not an Arabic/Persian name, I don't know what is. What Steve means is that the cool dude from AC is NOT Hassan from Fate/ |
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| I just found out this is now a thing so even though it's 2:30 I'm still gonna be up for a bit. So happy right now. |
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GARBrotato said: k0k0 said: It IS an Arabic name.D: I have been trolled! But if that's not an Arabic/Persian name, I don't know what is. What Steve means is that the cool dude from AC is NOT Hassan from Fate/ Lol. Yeah, Assassin can't be more different from Altair. Al-Mualim, however, IS Assassin. Hassan-i-Sabah (ハサン・サッバーフ, ?), also known as the "Old Man of the Mountain", is the pseudonym shared by the nineteen leaders of the Hashshashin, a medieval Islamic sect based in Persia. All nineteen are currently wraiths considered Heroic Spirit Candidates that have yet to properly ascend to the Throne of Heroes. Source: http://typemoon.wikia.com/wiki/Hassan-i-Sabbah Rashid ad-Din Sinan (1135 – 1191), also known as Al Mualim (English: The Mentor) and often nicknamed the Old Man of the Mountain, was the Mentor of the Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins until his death in 1191, and the tutor to his eventual successor: Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad. He was also, secretly, affiliated with the Templar Order. Source: http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Rashid_ad-Din_Sinan Why they have different names is a mystery to me. They're the same person. |
astroprogsMar 16, 2015 9:34 AM
WrongPriest said: I just found out this is now a thing so even though it's 2:30 I'm still gonna be up for a bit. So happy right now. fail e:put a /spoiler closing tag you pleb |
Insertanamehere said: WrongPriest said: I just found out this is now a thing so even though it's 2:30 I'm still gonna be up for a bit. So happy right now. fail e:put a spoiler you pleb Fuck close tags too excited. Thought I could get away with it because it wasn't actually off the image board. |
Aurioch said: Insertanamehere said: I'll try, but I'll keep it very short as I'm on mobile. Ah! Yeah, it clicked now, thanks. |
GARBrotato said: That's because it's written wrong :p Apologies! I tried my best, but I know I joined up the words wrong! ._. Actually that's one thing I didn't like about F/Z Lancer. He goes on about how he wants to serve his lord and be loyal and stuff, but in the end he fails to do that because he's too busy being honorable with Saber. F/SN Lancer is the total opposite of what you just described xD Yes, but he knew his Master wasn't really one worth pledging loyalty to. Plus the exchange with Sola-Ui had him confused as well. But oh well. I admit that my reasons for making F/Z Lancer my love are petty, so sue me. :> |
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astroprogs said: [/spoiler][spoiler] GARBrotato said: It IS an Arabic name. What Steve means is that the cool dude from AC is NOT Hassan from Fate/ Lol. Yeah, Assassin can't be more different from Altair. Al-Mualim, however, IS Assassin. Hassan-i-Sabah (ハサン・サッバーフ, ?), also known as the "Old Man of the Mountain", is the pseudonym shared by the nineteen leaders of the Hashshashin, a medieval Islamic sect based in Persia. All nineteen are currently wraiths considered Heroic Spirit Candidates that have yet to properly ascend to the Throne of Heroes. Source: http://typemoon.wikia.com/wiki/Hassan-i-Sabbah Rashid ad-Din Sinan (1135 – 1191), also known as Al Mualim (English: The Mentor) and often nicknamed the Old Man of the Mountain, was the Mentor of the Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins until his death in 1191, and the tutor to his eventual successor: Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad. He was also, secretly, affiliated with the Templar Order. Source: http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Rashid_ad-Din_Sinan Why they have different names is a mystery to me. They're the same person. That's all actually extremely interesting. More reason to play VN. |
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k0k0 said: That's all actually extremely interesting. More reason to play VN. Not openning the TM wiki link should be obvious BTW. They spoil way more than just Assassin's backstory. |
k0k0 said: That's all actually extremely interesting. More reason to play VN. Al Mulaim is also from Assassin's Creed lol, if that's what you're talking about. As for the Hassan, he was actually already in Zero (somewhat big HF spoiler ) |
astroprogs said: k0k0 said: That's all actually extremely interesting. More reason to play VN. Not openning the TM wiki link should be obvious BTW. They spoil way more than just Assassin's backstory. Did not. No worries. Though I'll have you know I have a secret fetish for spoilers. GARBrotato said: Kayneth wasn't so bad. *Takes out flame shield* D: He was crazy nuts. Though I didn't expect him to go saving his fiance. Oh, I had a question I'd forgotten about: |
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k0k0 said: Because he's a nice person.astroprogs said: Not openning the TM wiki link should be obvious BTW. They spoil way more than just Assassin's backstory. Did not. No worries. Though I'll have you know I have a secret fetish for spoilers. GARBrotato said: Kayneth wasn't so bad. *Takes out flame shield* D: He was crazy nuts. Though I didn't expect him to go saving his fiance. Oh, I had a question I'd forgotten about: He may be a douche and have a superiority complex, but it's understandable considering his skills, but aside from that he's not all that bad of a person. He has pride in magic lineage so something like the HGW he participated in is a total joke. He was expecting powerful and skilled mages from respectable lineages, but what he got was: 1. A half assed mage. 2. An unorthodox mage that has 0 mage pride. 3. A can of worms. 4. A Goddamn Priest (enemies to mages, basically) 5. A dumb serial killer that has barely any connection to magic. 6. His muggle student who is a thief btw. |
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k0k0 said: D: He was crazy nuts. Though I didn't expect him to go saving his fiance. Oh, I had a question I'd forgotten about: Love is blind~ Also Kayneth sucks, he was an arrogant douche and deserved the rekking he got from Kiritsugu. |
Insertanamehere said: k0k0 said: That's all actually extremely interesting. More reason to play VN. Al Mulaim is also from Assassin's Creed lol, if that's what you're talking about. As for the Hassan, yeah, you get some of a different version of him to the one in Zero in VN Al-Mualim is an actual historical figure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashid_ad-Din_Sinan AC didn't invent the character. |
k0k0 said: He truly loved her and didn't like his Servant. He was also kinda desperate at that point,since it was obvious he wasn't gonna win the war with Diarmuid,so he probably went "oh well" |
| Fuck Apocrypha is entertaining as hell. |
Insertanamehere said: k0k0 said: D: He was crazy nuts. Though I didn't expect him to go saving his fiance. Oh, I had a question I'd forgotten about: Love is blind~ Also Kayneth sucks, he was an arrogant douche and deserved the rekking he got from Kiritsugu. Love is blind... the most extreme form of this quote has been witnessed. Kayneth deserved it all. But ore no Diarmuid didn't. ;_; |
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astroprogs said: Insertanamehere said: Al Mulaim is also from Assassin's Creed lol, if that's what you're talking about. As for the Hassan, yeah, you get some of a different version of him to the one in Zero in VN Al-Mualim is an actual historical figure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashid_ad-Din_Sinan AC didn't invent the character. I know, but the one in your link is from AC. |
Insertanamehere said: I know, but the one in your link was. Ah, yes. My mistake. |
DamnThatsTheSpot said: k0k0 said: He truly loved her and didn't like his Servant. He was also kinda desperate at that point,since it was obvious he wasn't gonna win the war with Diarmuid,so he probably went "oh well" Yeah, the latter explanation makes more sense. |
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Aurioch said: Insertanamehere said: I'll try, but I'll keep it very short as I'm on mobile. tl;dr: |
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k0k0 said: Love is blind... the most extreme form of this quote has been witnessed. Kayneth deserved it all. But ore no Diarmuid didn't. ;_; Well by rekking he deserved I meant |
Insertanamehere said: k0k0 said: Love is blind... the most extreme form of this quote has been witnessed. Kayneth deserved it all. But ore no Diarmuid didn't. ;_; Well by rekking he deserved I meant Kerry my nig. |
| Kayneth wasn't even that bad of a guy. His wife was though. Mostly because she could have resisted Diarmuid's love spot just fine if she tried,but didn't because lolidk |
GARBrotato said: He was expecting powerful and skilled mages from respectable lineages, but what he got was: 1. A half assed mage. 2. An unorthodox mage that has 0 mage pride. 3. A can of worms. 4. A Goddamn Priest (enemies to mages, basically) 5. A dumb serial killer that has barely any connection to magic. 6. His muggle student who is a thief btw. Oh... *holds hearts* Oh, you've brought back such memories with that one word! |
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WormPriest said: Insertanamehere said: Well by rekking he deserved I meant Kerry my nig.  |
Insertanamehere said: k0k0 said: Love is blind... the most extreme form of this quote has been witnessed. Kayneth deserved it all. But ore no Diarmuid didn't. ;_; Well by rekking he deserved I meant That's easy to answer--he did not deserve to die the way he did. Now that I think of it, he wasn't an evil person, just a very overzealous and haughty Master. |
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| Kerry wrecking Kayneth is one of the few things I can applaud him on. Douche deserved it for being so arrogant. (not talking about the geas, only the castle fight) |
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DamnThatsTheSpot said: Kayneth wasn't even that bad of a guy. His wife was though. Mostly because she could have resisted Diarmuid's love spot just fine if she tried,but didn't because lolidk Agreed. Hated her. Coincidentally, on my first spoiler glimpse of Blue Lancer's Master, I almost had a heart attack thinking she made a return... it was only through the sheer goodwill and sensibility of some here that I learnt she cannot return from her fate in /Zero. Phew. |
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| To add to that, Kayneth did NOT expect anything serious in this. "Grail War" is not regarded as anything significant - it is some "backwater ritual the Three Families do occasionally". There are multiple "rituals for grail" like that all over the world and no one is sure if any of them work. And this particular one failed gloriously again and again. . Fuyuki Grail war is basically like a private counter strike server, where 99% of participants are hackers. Kayneth, despite it taking place in location Association OR Church dont give much shit about for most of part (Japan), expected the participants to AT LEAST be honorable mages. He expected to at least have some "honor" or "fun" participating int his, even though it was nothing important. Basically like that party you go solely for snacks to. |
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GARBrotato said: 3. A can of worms. LMAO. Pretty accurate too. |
GARBrotato said: I edited my post btw since most seem to have ignored it. Fite me :| Pls don't, I hate fites.. No. Only hugs. /hugs |
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GARBrotato said: I edited my post btw since most seem to have ignored it. Fite me :| Pls don't, I hate fites.. Yes, because barging into the castle of the Einzbern family, which if I recall correctly is older than the El-Melloi family, and getting all cocky against a guy known to be the Magus Killer is sensible. Pls, Kayneth was stupid. lmao wth Hmm...I guess I can see Kerry being like this in his time with Shirou, though. k0k0 said: That's easy to answer--he did not deserve to die the way he did. Now that I think of it, he wasn't an evil person, just a very overzealous and haughty Master. Well....he did want to kill Waver, I think. |
GARBrotato said: I wonder how far Kayneth would have made it if Waver didn't steal his catalyst. Pretty far imo, because he wouldn't have a servant say 'bbbbbut masterrrrrrrrrrrrrr" And he would probably respect his servant because of what he accomplished. |
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CookingPriest said: To add to that, Kayneth did NOT expect anything serious in this. "Grail War" is not regarded as anything significant - it is some "backwater ritual the Three Families do occasionally". There are multiple "rituals for grail" like that all over the world and no one is sure if any of them work. And this particular one failed gloriously again and again. . Fuyuki Grail war is basically like a private counter strike server, where 99% of participants are hackers. Kayneth, despite it taking place in location Association OR Church dont give much shit about for most of part (Japan), expected the participants to AT LEAST be honorable mages. He expected to at least have some "honor" or "fun" participating int his, even though it was nothing important. Basically like that party you go solely for snacks to. If someone randomly decides to back out of the Grail War in the middle of it, can they? If yes, what of their Servant's wishes? Tied to another Master or sent back? |
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nocorras said: Pretty far imo, because he wouldn't have a servant say 'bbbbbut masterrrrrrrrrrrrrr So dead. |
Insertanamehere said: Pls, Kayneth was stupid. Not stupid. A typical magus. Well....he did want to kill Waver, I think. Which is completely normal in magus society as Waver DID steal from him and screw him over. |
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k0k0 said: CookingPriest said: To add to that, Kayneth did NOT expect anything serious in this. "Grail War" is not regarded as anything significant - it is some "backwater ritual the Three Families do occasionally". There are multiple "rituals for grail" like that all over the world and no one is sure if any of them work. And this particular one failed gloriously again and again. . Fuyuki Grail war is basically like a private counter strike server, where 99% of participants are hackers. Kayneth, despite it taking place in location Association OR Church dont give much shit about for most of part (Japan), expected the participants to AT LEAST be honorable mages. He expected to at least have some "honor" or "fun" participating int his, even though it was nothing important. Basically like that party you go solely for snacks to. If someone randomly decides to back out of the Grail War in the middle of it, can they? If yes, what of their Servant's wishes? Tied to another Master or sent back? You can quit anytime. Use your command spells and seek shelter somewhere. Your servant might get pissed though so you better do it when they aren't around. |
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GARBrotato said: I wonder how far Kayneth would have made it if Waver didn't steal his catalyst. I'm pretty sure Rider would have hated his guts, their personalities clash way more than Lancer and his. k0k0 said: Coincidentally, on my first spoiler glimpse of Blue Lancer's Master, I almost had a heart attack thinking she made a return... it was only through the sheer goodwill and sensibility of some here that I learnt she cannot return from her fate in /Zero. Phew. Ugh, pls don't compare her to Sola-Ui She's awesome |
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