#pukes and dies

[zeravera]

Hello ena nation

[stardustsunsprites]

inflict

[ccaptain]

And now saving until Arlecchino drops. thank god

[othercrossee]

Literally just me and my mp3 converter against the world

[wolf-tail]

It's been 800 years and I STILL have beef with whoever is responsible for writing the Vulgate cycle for having the AUDACITY to bring Galahad into the mythos. I'm someone who normally likes Mary Sue type characters, but there comes a LIMIT

[foolsocracy]

(field medic voice) I’m full grown.. I’m full grown I’m full grown..

[bugwolfsstuff]

I will never like or forgive Luke mostly because he is the reason Castor is never gonna see their dad again

Like its assumed that Dionysus had a good relationship with his kids.

And yeah Castor will have Pollux in the future but they're never gonna see their dad again.

They're dead and Dionysus is deathless

They're dead and never gets to see the parent they loved because Luke hated his parent

[rendside]

your art is beautiful im rly curious about your wc ocs as well!!! what happened to harpy?

Harpy’s injury was by an attempt to drown him on the day where he was supposed to become the leader, by the previous leader. (Leaders in greater way are known as crown holders.)

[ssickst4rz-net]

jay and the bad bitch he pulled by being autistic

-🍂

snickers

[thaliasthunder]

yeah sex is cool but have you ever thought about how we're gonna see nico- nico di angelo. the man himself. the son of hades. the ghost king and the heir of the underworld, make big power moves on screen like raising an army of skeletons from the earth, close ups to him twisting his skull ring, angrily yelling at percy, showing up in a carriot w hades and persephone and more

[daylighteclipsed]

killing mnyseld

[tswwwit]

I don't think we talk enough about how Dipper being infinitely reincarnated, and therefore dying an infinite amount of times, impacts Bill too. We're talking about someone who loved a human so much he held off on taking over the world, and later decided that he wanted to spend every single lifetime this person has by his side, pretty much meaning he'll NEVER take over Earth. Bill loves him so much, and he's willing to do whatever it takes to make sure he never has to go through life again without Dipper by his side.

But that also means witnessing an infinite number of deaths. It has me thinking, you said before that Dipper remembers dying and sometimes it impacts him in his next life. So how does watching your soulmate constantly get ripped to shreds or drowned or stabbed affect someone as cold and malicious as Bill? I had kind of a funny idea where seeing Dipper's insides one too-many times results in some short-term unease that Bill didn't originally feel when blasting someone to bits. Usually, letting some guy's guts splatter across the walls is a fun time! But all the inside stuff is the same for most humans, and Bill's seen Dipper die at least 60 times at this point. Seeing all that human blood and those bones and organs just draws back to the bad memories, to the point where he annoys himself trying to find other ways to torture people *without* getting elbow deep in their liver. And he's coming up frustratingly empty handed.

[mako-neexu]

i still can't let go of what aoko had just said but its really interesting.

"Summoning magic is highly complicated but you're still able to easily wield it."

"The stronger your familiar, the more stressful it could be to your physical and mental stamina as well as your sense of self - your very identity as a person - to the point of being weakened." (<-this and it could be tl'ed as consumption and can be two different things so if its the latter, that would be terrifying to interpret)

Another thing aoko said is that being able to handle Summoning and even maintaining Servants requires a heart that is light just as it is heavy. With that heart, you are resistant to desires - greed that stems from your own familiars.

this piece of information is shared before they introduce each other as well as Chaldea's objectives etc, aoko doesn't know guda uses Chaldea-style summoning compared to what is normally used in GWs so it could be different... but i think it really is in general and in an emotional-based handling of that kind of magic.

Normal GW compared to Chaldea is in terms of the burden of mana iirc. The latter uses equipment and tech but a Master can simply be the 'anchor' for the familiars meanwhile normal GW all falls onto the Master and having their own methods to procure mana from surroundings and other lifeforms.

Moreover, in terms of mentality and your sense of self, it makes sense. As "You" are connected to your own "Force of Providence", and only a force greater than you, aside from you - connected to you - can possibly change it. In the face of Heroic Spirits that not just anyone can summon, having lived their lives already and are fighting alongside their Master, its been proven in all the stories that a lot of their "fates" have been irreversibly changed.

In a way you could look at it as identity consumption (exhaustion?) = influence of a Servant. The 'you' now could be replaced because you met that Servant...

prime example in my brain is Waver met Iskandar. He had inferiority complex and was always doubting- and along the way he trusted him and gained a bond that changed his life forever. Shirou's case depends on the route... but he can let go of his seigi no mikata mindset - something that is just extremely rooted into his being ever since kiritsugu's GW which is impossible to imagine but it happens anyways.

So Guda's ability to be able to handle Servants is a feat in and of itself. Summoning magic - being able to control Heroic Spirits themselves - is considered extraordinary to a mage as amazing as Aoko and Alice. Their sense of self as a person to remain themselves is just really strong as we see throughout the very start of FGO to now that there have been a lot of temptations and forces that could irreversibly change Guda. There's been people who have had impacts in their life that can't be denied and even with such an influence, they continue to be themselves.

If the heart is to heavy or if the heart is too light, you can easily be influenced by that which connects you to practically on a spiritual level. Depending on the relationship, i guess you could say it could be mutualism or parasitism.

You need to have that kind of mentality where you are neither subservient nor domineering, too stubborn nor too docile- just the amount of light and dark perfectly balanced in your heart.

...That's just so impossible... But guda exists anyways. A very ordinary human that is so unremarkable that they're extremely unique at the same time. (Are you sure you're human????)

[bakedbananners]

thinks about how mcu moon knight was focused on actual egyptian representation directed by an egyptian man in opposition to the frankly orientalist comic origins and the fact they reinvented marlene to be a palestinian-egyptian woman who becomes a superhero herself and then thinks about how the new mcu captain america movie is literally zionist propoganda and grimaces in abject agony

[freshcut-chetney]

GOD THIS JUST MAKES IT SO MUCH MORE LIKELY THAT THE RATFUCKERS KILLED LUCY THEMSELVES

[goldkirk]

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