I'm fairly certain that after March 'lucky shot' is not considered as a viable, much less primary tactic. It took an Oni Lee (teleportation), timing thinker and an 'annihilator' effect (while the two were a same person, effects were strong enough to be their ow powers), and there were plenty of witnesses to explain the situation. Any potential annihilator capes will be pressure points, not actual countermeasure since any actual attempt is likely to fail and there will be a hell to pay after that.
I'm just waiting for someone to off-handedly ask Lethe "So, how did you start working with Apeiron?", and her to honestly answer "I couldn't control my power, it was turning on and off at inconvenient times, so he built me a training device to get it under control".
So, I have been wondering about this for sometime and excuse me if this has been answered before, but, obviously A:WoM is Earth Bet's version of Fate, so what is Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders? I am thinking it is alt!Tsukihime with Moondance being Alt!Fou/Primate Murder, Princess Gwenevere being both vampire princesses (Altrouge and Arcueid, but more the latter than the former) compressed into a single character and the Jewel Riders are likely servants/apprentices of Alt!Zelretch "the Old Man of the Jewels" given in Tsukihime he basically acts as a surrogate grandfather to Arcueid. Likely the whole vampire thing was dropped because it was run on Cartoon Network or whatever, so the whole horror angle probably wouldn't fly.
Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders is a 1995/1996 American TV show.
His theory holds up hilariously well taken in isolation, though.
I knew about Nasu moving to the USA post Kyushu, but not that Princess Gwenevere and A:WoM was actual properties instead of made up names for Nasu's Americanized series. Thank you! Did the name change for Earth Bet's version of The Fast and The Furious have a story behind it as well?
Yes, actually; I forgor the name, but F&F came out at the same time with another action film involving cars in our world; its just that one spawned a series and the other didn't. In Lord' Bet, it's been switched
Thank you! I too forgot about Gone in 60 Seconds
coding requires a computer and power. He also needs something like a wifi-router to actually upload this bot onto the internet/dragon's servers/whatever. the Noble Phantasm's mana drain explicitly increases along with the complexity of the thing he's making. an anti-dragon bot would be very complex, so it would still have a considerable mana cost. he might not be able to write code on a computer in the state of 'time doesn't exist' in the same way that he could still work with physical materials (though he definitely Could write all of the code and then transcribe it into an IDE or something.) running a program like an anti-dragon bot would require a really good computer with the processing power and storage capacity to execute that code.
his fight with dragon was done using a sub-par human materials and technology that barely met his minimum standard. (space age optical human technology but still below what a cybertronium master builder would consider adequate)
If Joe wants to hinder Dragon then he should have no issue making a mystic code that can do that, I mean there's a whole subset of magecraft called Spiritron Hacking that is all about hacking technology with your soul and is done exclusively with mystic codes.
i stand corrected, as someone who has seen only 3 episodes of Fate: Stay Night
i wonder whether he can make a program with anti-dragon attributes and whether dragon actually counts as a dragon.
Apeiron can do better, faster, and cheaper.
BB was because of the power of humanity's desires that copy Sakura ai claimed out of desperation to save Hakuno.
Might kill someone. Or I expect the standard fantasy staple where Dwarven ales will knock your right the fuck down in one serving size as opposed to the multiple tankards of "human swill" it usually takes.I wonder if Apeiron will make some super beer to share with everyone at the meeting? Best to give gifts for a good first impression
or it becomes the equivalent of Soma Wine and Apeiron accidentally takes over the criminal underworld by accident with beer
only his heart was transplanted but it was like a super-duper enchanted heart that gives him boosts to the rest of his body's function and shit.
Scion's appearance happened in 1982. Phantom Blood was published in 1987. Japan sank in 1999. With this in mind, we can imagine that Phantom Blood may or may not exist in this timeline. However, the sinking of Kyushu Probably killed the manga industry, so Jojo's would've ended at around Vento Aureo/Golden Wind, assuming that the series continued releasing in this timeline. However, it's entirely possible that Araki would've moved to the USA after the fall of Kyushu (he's kind of a west-aboo anyways), and found some other way to express his art, in the same way that the creator of Fate influenced the Princess show and Avalon: Web of Magic.DoD: Does that mean I can Jojo Pose without being overly hammy or having tl give villanous monologes?
Steel Monkeigh: I don't know what that is, but yes.
DoD: What? Are telling me you have never read Jorge Joestar!?
And that's how we learn that Jojo mainline is a book series and that Kars isn't evil in this one
Thank you, but that was not what I was asking, but merely the scene in question. I was asking about the the technorganic upgrade, and if it applied to just his heart or to his whole body.
