Hereafter [Worm x Fate/Grand Order]
- Thread starter James D. Fawkes
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Isiri Pudireach
Predictive text can go duck itself
I think I remember him flirting throughout Camelot, and its one of the reasons Galahad gets pissed at him.
Depends on how many married women he's around.
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So.... are you saying we are gonna meet a Servant Taylor? As an enemy?
Not unless he does something like my theoretical Brocton Bay Singularity idea.
feauxen
I know everything and nothing. I'm very confused.
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Thanks for clarifying that. And...sorry for contacting you three different times with the same question, I was a bit hasty with that one.
Taylor, Master of Chaldea - by Le-Feline
Isiri Pudireach
Predictive text can go duck itself
Now I really hope Ryougi Shiki shows up, cause I just realized that between the magic arm and the 'really sharp knife' Taylor almost qualifies as a discount version of her.
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Okay you didn't quote anyone, so who the heck do you think is saying that? As far as I can remember the answer to 'is Taylor going to show up as a Servant?' has consistently been no. Where in the recent discussion did you get the opposite idea?
I remember the fan reason that Nero could fight servants in Septim was she was a demi servant that the World created by having her channel her own heroic spirit.
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The alternate versions of the same servant being active at the same time thing.
Also note alternative Taylor doesn't even need to be a servant, she could be a monster or demon possesed.
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Blinktwice13
Underpaid Struggle Bus Attendant
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In all fairness, the shard dickery could be liberally interpreted as low-key possession - like a DnD binder/vestige sort of thing, except uninvited and you only get one.
So uh, she kind of counts already?
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That would logically make sense, especially since it seems like the Moon Cell successfully uploaded any character development it noticed to the Throne of Heroes. Though having Imperial Privilege while still ruling the empire it's an abstraction of seems like an op combination
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floppy_seal99
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Jetpack Lancer: "Oi, give me some credit, I'm literally Byzantine."
Would explain why Cu liked her so much...
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I mean your post said 'so are we going to meet a Servant Taylor?' so that's clearly what you meant in that post. And at least Taylor appearing as a Servant would have an actual mechanism for how it could happen even if the author doesn't intend to use it. Where is this extra monstrous or demon possessed Taylor supposed to come from? I mean you could have Shakespeare create one for an event Singularity or Tiamat do something in Babylon, but it's really unlikely for it to happen any time soon. Do we need something like a thread banner to get people to stop bringing this up?
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In Ward, is heavily implied that had Taylor not got two bullets in the head she would have become a Titan.
The Bad guys are DEMONS, possession is a skill many demons are said to have.
We already had OC servants, why not OC demons?
Windborne
Devourer of Stories
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Moving on from this rather pointless discussion, since it's not going to happen, it's been stated by @James D. Fawkes, hell I think it's in the very first post of this thread or near enough, that we won't be seeing Taylor as a Servant in any form; a thought occurred to me in the shower regarding other parts of the Camelot Singularity.
It's that Taylor is either going to piss off Ozymandias to a point that is ridiculous, or he's going to love her. I'm thinking it's more likely the first, since shes a walking biblical plague and just in case you aren't as familiar with the Torah as you might want to be, or the Old Testament if you want to use the Christian title, Ozymandias is the Pharaoh that experienced the actual biblical plagues. On the other hand she was named Khepri and is best known by that name now and to a much larger degree than any of her previous Cape personas, which might just be enough to make her acceptable in his eyes.
It's that Taylor is either going to piss off Ozymandias to a point that is ridiculous, or he's going to love her. I'm thinking it's more likely the first, since shes a walking biblical plague and just in case you aren't as familiar with the Torah as you might want to be, or the Old Testament if you want to use the Christian title, Ozymandias is the Pharaoh that experienced the actual biblical plagues. On the other hand she was named Khepri and is best known by that name now and to a much larger degree than any of her previous Cape personas, which might just be enough to make her acceptable in his eyes.
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That reminds me of an interesting point. The Lion King's weapon has some very interesting properties, notably that of being able to tether different Layers of the world to one another. I'm not sure if Shard shenanigans reaching across the barriers between different versions of a World would count as messing with Layers, but there is a potential for things there. Once we reach the Fifth Singularity, if the Lion King is still the same as in canon.
I also just like the Lion King's weapon; It's arguably more BS than Excalibur in some ways.
I also just like the Lion King's weapon; It's arguably more BS than Excalibur in some ways.
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Isn't Chaldea all that remains of human history right now? Because if that so, how Servants behave is influenced by a hundred people tops, all with modern beliefs.
... And now I just thought about what Servants' personalities would be if humanity's only frame of reference was memetic!Gudako. *Shudder*
... And now I just thought about what Servants' personalities would be if humanity's only frame of reference was memetic!Gudako. *Shudder*
Isiri Pudireach
Predictive text can go duck itself
Have you seen the comic that made Gudako? Cause that seems like the answer to that question.
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I don't read to deeply in to FGO lore to much, makes it easier to enjoy stories that way and saves the headaches,
But how about an enemy that uses a NP to make a monster like being that is trying to mimic Taylor, kinda like Shakespeare's NP but for people? Making discount servents.
Just an idea, QA would not be very happy about it, trying to make a poor copy of the best host.
But how about an enemy that uses a NP to make a monster like being that is trying to mimic Taylor, kinda like Shakespeare's NP but for people? Making discount servents.
Just an idea, QA would not be very happy about it, trying to make a poor copy of the best host.
I don't believe there's a servant that's like that from my knowledge, but there could probably be something like the Doctor Frankenstein which could have that NP, i.e creating a monster that tries to resemble humanity.
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Man when I found out that Drake was a slaver or how much a piece of shit Christopher Columbus turned out to be that really hit hard. Like you grow up hearing about how badass and amazing these historical figures are without being told about any of the F'ed up things about them.
Can't help but think of how Lancelot was seen during the numerous era's
Like when Lancelot first came about (in what was basically King Arthur Fanfiction as a Mary Sue OC) courtly love was apparently super popular in France so the love Affair was seen as something entirely in the right but when the Vulgate Cycle was released said love affair was seen as entirely bad.
Then the rest is history
Huh and here I thought she was like an identical twin to Scathach or something
Waaaaaaait a fucking sec-
Oh shit its Lancelot
Lets all be so glad it isn't Grand Lancer- cause everyone would be ROLF Stomped so fast its not even funny
Oh boy one of Histories most famous Female Icons hanging out with Taylor.....for some reason I'm scared
Finagle007
[Verified Great Old One]
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In other news, the Sessho-seki in Nasu, Japan, the "Killing Stone" said to imprison the spirit of Tamamo-no-mae, has been found broken in half with the rope formerly binding the stone torn down.
*mikooooooon*
*mikooooooon*
floppy_seal99
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In other news, the Sessho-seki in Nasu, Japan, the "Killing Stone" said to imprison the spirit of Tamamo-no-mae, has been found broken in half with the rope formerly binding the stone torn down.
*mikooooooon*
The final yab...and it's actually in Nasu?