Little Ritsuka and her Loving Family (Fate/Grand Order)

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Z000 said:
we were only suppose to use it like 7 to 8 time for the Singularity

[ insert over several dozen use of it base on interlude/event]

we could have done a number to history with the shit we did
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Okay. This? This is straight up incorrect.

Chaldea's mission statement from day one is to deal with shit that threatens the continued existence of mankind. The main mess is Act 1 was just the most pressing matter.

Many of the events are full on singularities that had to be dealt with as well, otherwise they would cause trouble in the timeline. The ones that aren't usually involve Guda (and sometimes Mashu as well) being dragged into someone else's mess and having to help solve it. The Prisma Illya event was a case of the latter and had magical girl Medb attacking the Chaldea facility directly.

And only a fraction of the Interludes even sound like people are Rayshifting just because, the ones I've seen involve either cleanup operations on the main singularities, or ending/being dragged somewhere else when Rayshifting to somewhere important.
 
kamenhero25 said:
After finishing Babylon and seeing how they portray the way Rin/Ishtar's fusion worked, how I portrayed it here really isn't accurate to how it happened in the game. Realistically, Rin probably managed to work out a different deal since she had more control over what was happening in this story, but it's noticeable on reflection.
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Let put it this way for us readers: the one called by Ritsu-chan is an adult (and mother) Rin summoned by her daughter with access to Ishtar's powers, outfit and possibly knowledge, with the Goddess taking a backseat (first at Ereshkigal's insistence, and afterward why not?), Babilonia!Ishtar-in-Rin is Ishtar in command of Rin's teenage body augmented by her powers and with the Goddess' traits altered/tempered by Rin's.
 
MWKillKenny84 said:
Let put it this way for us readers: the one called by Ritsu-chan is an adult (and mother) Rin summoned by her daughter with access to Ishtar's powers, outfit and possibly knowledge, with the Goddess taking a backseat (first at Ereshkigal's insistence, and afterward why not?), Babilonia!Ishtar-in-Rin is Ishtar in command of Rin's teenage body augmented by her powers and with the Goddess' traits altered/tempered by Rin's.
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Kinda like the former is milk in a coffee carton.
The latter is milk coffee.
 
NormalGuy said:
"Awwww," Taiga moaned as her jaws released Cú's foot, his eyes bulging in fright as she did so, "He smelled so yummy."

"I know what you mean," Artoria smiled, "A little more seasoning and perhaps-"

"Stop talking about eating me!!!"
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Officially, Quetzalcoatl stated that the reason she bit Cu Chulainn was because it was a no holds barred wrestling match. She brooked no further discussion on the subject.

The Gorgon made several attempts, but by this point the wily hound of Culann was prepared. Pity he still had to deal with her mystic eyes of horrible cramping.

Ana, however, had no excuse and was sternly reprimanded on hygiene by Nightingale.

It got worse when Tiamat showed up.
 
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MWKillKenny84 said:
Let put it this way for us readers: the one called by Ritsu-chan is an adult (and mother) Rin summoned by her daughter with access to Ishtar's powers, outfit and possibly knowledge, with the Goddess taking a backseat (first at Ereshkigal's insistence, and afterward why not?), Babilonia!Ishtar-in-Rin is Ishtar in command of Rin's teenage body augmented by her powers and with the Goddess' traits altered/tempered by Rin's.
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Ishtar is a fertility goddess. If anything human could override her, its motherhood- resisting it would be resisting her own Authority
 
Orumon27 said:
Officially, Quetzalcoatl stated that the reason she bit Cu Chulainn was because it was a no holds barred wrestling match. She brooked no further discussion on the subject.

The Gorgon made several attempts, but by this point the wily hound of Culann was prepared. Pity he still had to deal with her mystic eyes of horrible cramping.

Ana, however, had no excuse and was sternly reprimanded on hygiene by Nightingale.

It got worse when Tiamat showed up.
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"And Cu would just evade it anyway, that bastard."

"Hear, hear."

*Nods in agreement*
 
Zap Rowsdower said:
Ishtar is a fertility goddess. If anything human could override her, its motherhood- resisting it would be resisting her own Authority
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That, and the situation is different from normal FGO. Normally, Rin is straight Isekai'd to 25th Century BCE and has Ishtar and Ereshkigal shoved into her head before she could react, giving the two goddesses (as Ishtar says) a 70/30 control in the goddess' favor. Here, Rin herself made a deal with Ishtar (so only one goddess) in exchange for surviving the Incineration and thereby giving Rin more control of the situation.

Eresh would probably be in control of Marie (being a Rin-face) if the deal wasn't specifically to let Marie live.
 
Seihai-kun said:
During Solomon, when they say that "all Servants left and only some remained", they meant that only the ones you got from the gacha are still with you, same as always.

And LMAO, you guys assuming the Clock Tower isn't pretty bullshit on its own. Remember their 2000 year old Director that's even stronger that Vice Director Bartholomei? Or the bullshit strong THING they have in their basement? Or that Atlas is literally a deposit of world-ending weapons they're ready to unleash on other world-ending threats, like you guys are proposing for Chaldea to become?
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Do recall that Chaldea ran into Atlas INSIDE the Camelot Singularity. To say nothing of also running into Sherlock Holmes there too.

And they recorded the hell out of what was there.

Chaldea *knows* some of Atlas' secrets, which is something nobody else on the entire planet can say. Atlas R&D after all, never is allowed to leave Atlas. And Chaldea slipped in centuries ago when nobody was home, automated defenses only were active. So there's good odds that they might have something on file that would be a hard counter to at least a few things Atlas could use against them. Which would bring Atlas immediately up short, and pause to think damn hard about wanting to escalate any further.
 
Sakuya's Butler said:
Do recall that Chaldea ran into Atlas INSIDE the Camelot Singularity. To say nothing of also running into Sherlock Holmes there too.

And they recorded the hell out of what was there.

Chaldea *knows* some of Atlas' secrets, which is something nobody else on the entire planet can say. Atlas R&D after all, never is allowed to leave Atlas. And Chaldea slipped in centuries ago when nobody was home, automated defenses only were active. So there's good odds that they might have something on file that would be a hard counter to at least a few things Atlas could use against them. Which would bring Atlas immediately up short, and pause to think damn hard about wanting to escalate any further.
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You're forgetting something, that was the modern day Atlas facility, meaning that they probably already know what Chaldea viewed when they trespassed due to the computer's history before it shut down. As in, nothing that could really be used against Atlas itself. Plus, the fact that they got in and out again will just encourage Atlas to stand against them to ensure that no one else tries to do the same from their example.
 
NormalGuy said:
You're forgetting something, that was the modern day Atlas facility, meaning that they probably already know what Chaldea viewed when they trespassed due to the computer's history before it shut down. As in, nothing that could really be used against Atlas itself. Plus, the fact that they got in and out again will just encourage Atlas to stand against them to ensure that no one else tries to do the same from their example.
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Probably explains why Sion could not convince the atlas organisation to help her reach Chaldea in the Lostbelts. Also, it'd be funny if EMIYA recognises her.

While they would not overtly tell why they pressuring Chaldea, Olga and Rin at least would be aware of their reasons, with EMIYA and any relatively modern Caster class servants having a good idea.
 
Honestly, if we can't stop Siduri from becoming a Lahmu, then we can't save her. At that point her sanity if not her mind is pretty much gone.

And we can't just stop her from being turned into one, because that would mean that we would leave a Servant to protect her for some inexplicable reason when we need to focus on Gorgon and the Demonic Front.

Maybe we can have the adults try to shield Ritsuka from the truth, but there's no real conceivable way to save her.
 
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