Taylor's situation is at worst comparable to Musashi's. She's still a real person, so even if Bet is pruned she'll be safe.
To put the nail on the topic.
IIRC, Melusine is technically summonable without Morgan's tricks since she existed as part of Albion in PHH.
Yeah, but then it'd be a case similar to Vlad. As it wouldn't be LB6 Melusine. It'd probably be Albion inside the body of Melusine... That'd probably be amusing to see such an ancient Dragon's reaction to being in such a tiny body.
Yup. There's one method I can think of that might, just might, allow for Lostbelt natives to be evacuated from their home Lostbelts and allowed to keep existing in Proper History; have them be granted new bodies by Tiamat with her Sea of Life. Any being dunked in the Sea of Life becomes one of her children, and as she's the mother of all life in Proper History, her children are considered part of Proper History. Obviously, this requires summoning Tiamat before the Lostbelts, or as the first Servant summoned in the first Lostbelt.
Oh well. It was a nice thought while it lasted. I wonder if Taylor could become "naturalized" enough to her current world that she could survive being pruned.
To be honest if by some miracle a "true PHH Albion" Melu is ever summoned, she'll probably be stuck in the Red Hot Deviation Spiritron Dress, as the remnants of Albion canonically take this form (called the "Crimson Dragon" in its fight) to test the gang's metal before they can get into Fairyland in LB6.
I can't say. Part of the problem Musashi had was that she was a Servant. While her traveling worlds was something she did while alive, she was still confined to her general era of time. After she died, she was going to every world imaginable. I imagine that if Earth Bet were pruned while Taylor was in Chaldea, she'd only be concerned AFTER she died.
As opposed to all the other Servants they've had to deal with being opposed to them, who likewise had no capability or desire to do so in their original incarnations and/or myths?
And after clicking on that link I really have to ask what's with Fate and its obsession with stripperifically dressed european 10-year-old girls? PrIllya Kuro, Melusine, Draco, Jackie... goddamnit EMIYA, get knitting! We need some decent clothes, size smol, stat!
I think actual Weaver is better at clothing-making than a swordsmith.
Setting aside the canon FGO London, if I were looking to overturn history with a Servant-like system, the very anonymity of Jack the Ripper would be a very good anchor point. Throw a Grail in there and have it summon some what-ifs to fill the "gap".
Domestic EMIYA would hardly be stopped by that, his sweaters, mittens, scarves, and hats are all made with
I don't remember who but somebody on these forums has a profile pic of Shirou, Artoria, and presumably their kid all settled down for a nap, and it hurts because they don't get that in any form of canon. Let us Avalon Shippers be happy!
She appears at the end for no real in-story reason to be honest so I wouldn't be surprised if James just flat out excludes her. Alternatively he at least does a better job of tying her into the singularity than canon did.
Yeah... London is the lowest point in part 1. Septem was weak, but it was early on and a lot of the Servants were fun. But London dragged on. I think it was the last of the singularities that followed the "battle at every node" philosophy. Since after that, story only nodes started appearing. Or it could be America where that ended. Might need to check the script on Atlas to be sure.
Alright I just went through the entirety of Camelot on the wiki, because I am an awful perfectionist, and it's only in Babylonia we start to get No Battle arrows
America is where things started to get better but Camelot is commonly considered to be the first actually good singularity.
