I think thats not something very relevant but you do you. But if you Want my two cents it would be the same person in bed one just beats the shit out of you.
I would like to know about that as well?
Going back to this old topic (reminded by an amv of all things
) Gray popping into Chaldea would most likely be extremely traumatic for her unless Morgan or somebody else managed to give some protections/assurances beforehand that she wouldn't become Altria. Because from what I can find, she's constantly terrified that as the transformation continues, that everything she is (mind, body and soul) will just slowly vanish to be replaced by Altria. And she's already gotten Altria's appearance and magical core as a reaction to the two Grail War summons while she was on Earth.
Of course knowing this group's collective luck, Mordred would probably be there already (pile of issues to say the least) and Altria joins the expedition.
Add: "The hell is this, did Morgan go nuts and start mass copying you or something Altria? Just how many look-alikes of you are running around this place?!"
Though bringing various characters etc into the story shouldn't be as simple as them just showing up in one of the canon Singularities. For example, the Lord El-Melloi II Case Files setting is distinctly an alternate timeline from FGO due to Marisbury Animusphere not taking place in the Grail War. Meaning that Pseudo-Singularities like BB and Hakuno are from will have to come into play.
Though a fun scene would be Lord El-Melloi II getting a chance to sit down and speak with Lord El-Melloi I AKA Kayneth. Because it's shown that Waver did greatly respect the man even if they didn't exactly get along and honestly regreats what happened to him.
Though if Blinktwice13 decides to add the Case Files crew, I hope that the author doesn't just copy-paste how they are in the game. Because it's been heavily demonstrated that when providing Chaldea additional forces, Morgan stacks the deck as much as possible (see 'Kagutsuchi' and 'Geppetto' etc). And while Zhuge Liang does match well with Lord El-Melloi II considering his tendency to defeat enemies etc by out-thinking them/deciphering their abilities/tactics/goals; Reines as Sima Yi doesn't work nearly as well in my mind. Yes, she's smart and crafty but that doesn't really equate to a war strategist.
Based on what we've seen with Kagutsuchi/Hephaestus/Wayland the Smith/Shotaro Tohsaka, the implanted entities can at least offer advice/kibitz with their host.
Who...-Double checks character names-
