In my perception, Foreigner Khepri is twin Servant, like Orion, or Dioscuri, or Trưng sisters, or Hokusai, for that matter. And she has funky stuff going on with Ascensions and skills (like Melusine), and possibly with Spirit Dress (like Mash who switches kit fully with Ortinax). See also lore about Godjuna ascension stages.
Warlord Skitter almost certainly counts for Rider as well thanks to Atlas. Though Avenger is probably her strongest 'normal' incarnation.
Obviously, Rider Skitter would be the obligatory Summer skin she gets due to Scathach forcing a swimsuit on her.
No, she gets it in Casino event, and competes with Carmilla.
Article: I put on jeans and a black and red spaghetti strap top that left some of my midriff exposed.
I don't think Taylor could ever be summoned as an Avenger without being an Alter of some type. Revenge has never ever been an overriding motivation for her. She's acted out of anger to be sure, but you need more than that to qualify for Avenger.
Revenge is part of the qualifications but Ordeal Call 2 makes it clear that Avengers are destructive Servants meant to expose injustice. Taylor's life is rife with injustice as corrupt and incompetent authority figures ruined her life. Her attempts to be a hero were hampered by those she admired. And one of her most hated abusers worked with that same authority. Even if Taylor herself wasn't doing it in revenge, remember that Servants are impacted by perception and how SCARY Skitter was to others.
If doing what he did to Hektor didn't qualify Achilles for Avenger (and we've never seen an indication that it has) I doubt killing Alexandria like she did qualified Taylor for Avenger.
Doesn't Andersen give his opinion of others only when prompted or when he really dislikes the target?
to be fair, the public thinks she worked with the PRT and Protectorate to put her down when she 'finally succumbed to the simurgh and became a ziz bomb'
It's important to note that Servants do not embody the entirety of a heroic Spirit's life. Only a single portion defined by their class. Lily Servant's for example, are defined as the beginning of a legend. Mandricardo as a rider is who he was prior to finding Durandal, with his NP specifically being his oath to not wield a sword until he found it.
Rider Taylor would be her as early Khepri, as Rider class is also for commanders and generals.
No you wouldn't. Remember, summoning Andersen means Kiara shows up in short order.
An attack meant for Mordred, no less, who is considerably tougher than Andersen.
Currently a heap of ash, due to the Incineration.
Khepri is Beast-class.
As I understand it, Jackie herself at the time of summoning was the collective victim, rather than the killer. As with summoning Sasaki Kojiro, the legend very much exists, but the individual of the legend never existed.
Jackie isn't the collective people murdered by Jack the Ripper, though; she is one form and origin for a quite literally apocryphal killer. Her being the genuine Jack the Ripper is the version of the legend that presumes the collective hatred, fear, suffering and desperate longing of 60,000 children and infants abandoned to die by prostitutes in London coalesced into a singular form who wants nothing more than to cut her way back into the last place she can recall feeling warm and loved, namely 'her' mothers' wombs.
Jack the Ripper is almost the direct mirror opposite of the Sasaki Kojirou situation. In that the "genuine serial killer" actually exists, but no one knows who they actually were. But because what they ACTUALLY got famous for as far as the Collective Will of Humanity is concerned is "being an unsolved serial murder mystery" there are a, currently unknown, multitude of servants who all possess the True Name of "Jack the Ripper" who all had the potential to have been the "genuine Jack the Ripper". And of the two we've seen so far, neither of them even knows if they're the one who really did it.
Funtastical Fact: Everyone's favorite mini-granny Helena Blavatsky is a Jack the Ripper candidate. Prime material for a Caster Ripper.
Swimsuit Assassin, except Taylor is in a summer dress with a large brimmed hat.
Which is particularly amusing when you consider several of the Servants she's met- EMIYA, Jeanne Alter, and Medea Lily, to name a few, who have rather strained reasons to be summonable. Jeanne Alter is the one making the biggest argument that Taylor's summonable, ignoring that Contessa outright stated at the beginning of this story that her body could complete the Servant Summoning System Chaldea uses, basically replacing Mash as the stabilizing entity.
...Did she? My recollection was that Contessa told Olga that she could let Taylor die, and her body would be such a potent catalyst that her being successfully summoned from the Throne of Heroes as a brand new Heroic Spirit would be guaranteed. I don't recall her saying that she'd be able to take Mash's place in Chaldea's summoning system.
She can't. Your impression is correct. If I had to hazard a guess I think he was thinking of Ryuugi's Gold when he wrote that.
...You might be correct. I feel like I remember it from here, but I'm gonna go check. I'll Edit this post with my verdict, but I will admit it wasn't as early as I thought, so thus highly probable.
Of course if he is Flamel, then he does in fact come a century before Paracelsus (he lived from 1333 to 1418).
I mean, while the cast doesn't know what the hell is going on with EMIYA, the answer is just that he's in the Throne because Alaya put him there.
