#ephemeros

[yellowmanula]

Open Mic w Efemerii, było śmiesznie i pozytywnie

Karmelicka 7

[call-me-noa]

Two fruits on the cover for El-Melloi Adventures volume 9

Waver calls Pepe to guide his group through the Himalayas. Meanwhile Typhon-Ephemeros makes her move.

[tomatosmoothie]

Typhon ‼️🍅🐉

[lordelmelloi2]

ENHANCE

[thegoodthegrandandtheugly]

[doctorchapatinphd]

[pressredcards]

my new unhinged wife. my insane babygirl.

[kaibutsushidousha]

Top 5 non collab/non .5 events?

Honorable mention) Onigashima

I already praised Ushi Gozen's characterization enough in the posts about her, but this one lose points because Ushi gets less good in her future appearances.

Honorable mention) Cjeste Pyramid Himeji Castle

Liz Love is a powerful and important universal constant but unfortunately, only one Eliza event was actually good.

Honorable mention) Nightingale's Christmas

Nightingale bias, she's still in the Servant top 3 after all this time. My hot take here is that despite Last Encore, this was actually Nursery Rhyme's best showing.

Honorable mention) Karna's Christmas

Vritra is fun in every scene she's in and you know I also love the rest of the India cast.

Honorable mention) Little Big Tengu

Consistently great humor, Kiichi has a solid personality, and I have way too many feelings about Taira no Kagekiyo.

Honorable mention) Ptolemy's Grail Front

Love the Investiture cast finally together, love Theseus, love Ephemeros. Simultaneously wins and loses a lot of points for Ephemeros's arc being just discount Goetia.

5) Arctic Summerworld

Characters I like were picked for the side cast (Erice, Asclepius, and Zetian). Characters I like were picked for the central cast (Skadi and Douman) and handled pretty well. Ibuki was a significant antagonist downgrade over Skadi, but she's decent overall.

4) Aeaea's Spring Breeze

Circe is our friend. I'm saying this on behalf of everyone in the world. Less universally, Jason and Arjuna are also my friend. This event also debuted the Greek flashback artstyle and that was really groundbreaking at the time.

3) Murder at the Kogetsukan

Somehow a solid orthodox murder mystery in my mobile game.

2) Gudaguda Ryouma's Close Call

There's a lot I don't care about in this event, but the wedding carries it so hard. And there is still a lot outside of it that I do care, like Okuni's past and personality, and Izou's big moment.

1) Chaldea Thriller Night

Two story updates a day was intense, but luckily the event came out when I had the time to experience it right. The mystery was handled with a lot of care and Xu Fu's characterization with triple as much.

[massivechestplate]

Alright People, New Years is coming.

[nero-draco]

Draco vs Typhon

Draco gives Holy Grail, Typhon Ephemeros is anti Holy Grail. Both are Dragon.

It also fits since enemy is Extra class but has gimmick of being defensively weak against every other class, so it's a fair fight with each other can deal maximum damage.

So who says she's only good because her class defensive advantage?

[yellowmanula]

UWAGA! Ephemeros odbędzie się 6 lipca w Efemeria. W części muzycznej wystąpi Olga Rembielińska aka DJ Yellow Manula Wydarzenie tradycyjnie poprowadzą: Janusz Andrzej Wieczorek i Michał Krzywak Zapraszamy

[call-me-noa]

Pretender-class Typhon-Ephemeros

[cryopon]

"LINK UP: Enlist in the Ephemeros Signal Corps"

postcard i made to sell/distribute at the stripdagen haarlem comic market last weekend

[melonisopod]

Typhon-Ephemeros is just Fate's version of Snow White's Apple.

[thegoodthegrandandtheugly]

[feralia-x]

Feralia_x emerged from the hinterlands of alaska, half feral and covered in brambles, with naught but a dream and a backpack of bones (this is not, gentle reader, a metaphor, but a very real telling of events, mostly owing to a robbery and series of postal service mishaps).

Destined for—well, not greatness, but perhaps strangeness, Feralia began their travels across the lower 48s, collecting various detritus along the way and fashioning it into meticulously crafted works of art, which they describe as a series of “sentimental memento mori’s—tiny monuments to the ephemeros”

more a comedy of errors than a victory march, feralia’s arrival in NYC preceded the pandemic by a matter of months, forcing them to grapple with limitation (both social and economic) the best way they knew how—by converting raw, frantic energy into tangible works of art.

There are many wares on display—most made of organic material, animal bone, and found objects—but perhaps most endearing of all is feralia themself. Once described as “a quick and scrappy skeleton armed with a magical backpack and an arsenal of useful skills”, Feralia does not disappoint (or, if they do, it’s at least funny to watch).