#Mephistopheles Fate Grand Order

[hasmephydoneanythingwrong]

Mephy!!! 😍🤩💥

[zeravmeta]

always thinking about goat guda from the molay halloween event and i think very specifically about guda being styled after baphomet who has major associations with/is treated as the devil himself satan and it sticks out to me because we know from mephs skill description in his material book that devils, especially one as famous as him, specifically have the ability to manifest humanitys downfall

and while that may seem out of left field it makes perfect sense: devils typically serve as analogues to tempations, sin, violence, etc. the devil is a creature ultimately meant to tear down humans and have them fail

and what else could guda be analogous to when they've destroyed multiple humanities already

[coffeecakecatt]

Meph in his anniversary ce oufit for the @nasuversekinkmeme prompt!

[fatedtime]

i haven't been keeping on top of things, posting wise, so here's a dump of various request and variety stream images! If you'd like a Bunny or a Bride, I do take those commissions at Ko-Fi.

[pollyxart]

the clown turned out to be your wife

[thegoodthegrandandtheugly]

[dakukabi]

Mephisto struggles with the concept of birthdays and gains a new perspective

ft. md's master oc, minako

[graygauze]

Happy almost Halloween, I wanted to use weird colors again

[wouldyourfavepaychildsupport]

Would Mephistopheles from Fate/Grand Order pay kid support?

[mako-neexu]

from last month’s issue of comic REX, ritsuka and mephy fun times <3 (she just vomitted btw from seeing the eldritch horrors of abby’s dream)

this is the vomit part with another two panels of her vomitting but not too in detail

[avicebro]

@fledbeast578 & @brucecipher i hope you like!!

[hasmephydoneanythingwrong]

Study of Objective Beauty

[zeravmeta]

the thing. the thing about mephistopheles grand order. is that he never had his faust. the absurdity of it all. the devil mephistopheles was meant to be called by the human faust and either drag him to hell or be defeated by him. the servant mephistopheles never had that, instead quite literally being made by faust in an effort to replicate humanity. and faust was such a genius that it worked. but faust had given it the name of a devil, the one and only thing that belonged to the nameless homunculi, the one defining trait which would give it meaning. a devil with humanity? how ridiculous

faust was such a genius, but was also boring. soooooo boring. what joy is there to be gained in evil and cruelty when the most definitive stories of humanity are about good overcoming evil? there was never any force of good to stop faust, so his story remained boring. his evil was never interesting, no higher purpose to strive for, no base human need behind it, nothing but cruelty for the sake of cruelty, a want that faust held for his name to be remembered but no actual risk to the man himself for such an endeavor.

this could be it! the nameless homunculi had become the devil mephistopheles, and while there was no good to vanquish evil, there was more evil still to crush faust under his own hubris. however, he was still not truly a devil, because he had yet to be defeated! isn’t that so funny? what kind of resolution is there in a story where the force of evil wins?

there needed to be some change. perhaps he might have killed his creator in an ultimate ironic act of betrayal, but he was still around because faust was never truly the human meant to defeat him. faust was too basic, not having a shred of character nor even being interesting in the evil he committed. There needed to be someone else, the truest example of a human that would continue to strive to be saved despite all the evil left in their wake.

how convenient the master of chaldea was! how absurd! they never asked for any of this, but here they are, continuing to burn themselves out, giving up pieces of themself while they kill and further stain their hands, further destroy their own soul. how paradoxical, for someone to end so many lives and yet still be considered the force of good in their own story. how absurd, the notion of a normal human remaining as such when having experienced so much, overcome foes that humans were never meant to.

how sad. the devil mephistopheles wants to save this human. the nameless homunculi loves this human.

but a devil isnt someone who can save others. their respite comes only in being vanquished, in their adversary overcoming the evil that they represent, the basic evil that exists in all humans. how funny! he, the manifestation of humanity's failures, wanting to save someone! it makes him laugh, a cursed laugh which embodies everything wrong with humanity. how could a devil love someone? how could a devil save someone? of course, it would be in being their greatest enemy, the literal devil on their shoulders urging them to do evil, and being defeated at every turn. for a human as damaged and scarred as the master of chaldea to still refuse evil even when steeped in it? why, that would be such a nice dream! it wouldnt be boring for such a human to live. it would give meaning to him in order to become a true devil. it would be an utterly cheesy and textbook happy ending, but it would be one well deserved after the master had struggled and suffered for so long.

wouldnt it be nice for the master of chaldea to be the one to defeat him?

mephistopheles has already dragged faust to hell once. now all thats left is for him to be defeated and for his killer to be saved.

[coffeecakecatt]

Last night's stream was dress up corner and my job was to put Kirei in various outfits and situations. It was a lot of fun, and I enjoyed drawing a sexy priest!

[fatedtime]

More stream requests and warm-ups!

[gloriousrebirth]

It's all Hetalia's fault.