Fate

Gilfags have never been this insufferable before

Good joke

Prove me wrong.

Not even most FGO fans think Mash has any complexity and Romani is pretty much just exposition the character.

>look at me I shitted out an "opinion" refute meeeeeee
you're wrong, plain and simple and if you're actually believe this you're not then you're quite literally insane

meant for

Concession accepted

hmm no argument
Concession accepted

Strongest entity in existence

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Based

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Looking back on it, it's kinda shocking just how much of Zero is improved if you DON'T know anything about Stay Night
>Seiba's honorfag personality makes sense for a knight character, but is frustrating if you know she was nothing like that in the VN
>same with Kirei's origin change, where he realized he was a psychopath when Gil put it into his head, rather than realizing it himself when his wife died like in the VN
Hell, the format of the war itself is better for newcomers. It's the best example of a "normal" HGW, without the hundreds of bullshit rulebreaking (Servants from previous wars still existing in the next, Servants from the future being brought back into the past, Servants summoning other Servants, etc.) By viewing how a HGW is "supposed" to go, and then watching UBW, the broken rules become all the more surprising, since the audience KNOWS what rule it was that was broken beforehand.

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>Giltards
LMAO

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One of the appeals of the SN is that it sets the rules then immediately breaks them, and in EMIYA's case, it's supposed to be a twist. It's what keeps the reader engaged and also makes the VN timeless when compared to other Fates that try to twist the HGW in some way. Funnily enough, a by the books HGW would be a breath of fresh air.

>King Hassan is the shittiest of these because he was the first one to be released
Kinda sad.

King Hassan desperately needs an NP upgrade. Also more skill enhancements. As things stand, he's not even one of the best single-target Assassins. Though I don't think anything will ever dethrone Jack in that department. What the fuck were they thinking when they designed her kit?

Fuck off gook

Most of these aren't actually rules? It's more like everyone takes certain things for granted and get surprised when there's a loophole. There's no rule that says that a Servant can't stick around after a war. Based on how the Servant system works, there was never anything keeping that form happening, ever.

Besides, the rules are already broken in the Fourth War. The Grail's already corrupt so Servants that shouldn't be summoned get summoned anyway. Gilles shouldn't be a thing at all.

Whos the big fat blubberfucker in the top right? I havent followed fate in years.

>first one to be released
That was Merlin

Orion, the (former) Grand Archer.

Daybit is not a Grand Servant though

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Daybit is too mysterious that i wouldn't be surprised if he is actually an alien
>Height: 179cm
>Weight: 70kg
>Born in: Nevada, USA
>Talents: None in particular.
>Likes: Unique people.
>Dislikes: Nothing in particular.

>A cool-headed young man, a little lacking in humanity.
>Silent, emotionless and expressionless. All the right ingredients to ruin a conversation.
>His no-nonsense attitude makes people describe him as “like a robot”, but it would be a lot more accurate to describe him as a game animal doing everything it can to survive. The simple beauty of the wild.
>Marisbilly considered him the one with the highest Rayshift aptitude of all and his skills were also in the top tier among the Masters gathered by Chaldea, but due to his unsociable personality, he was giving the role of supporting from the shadows instead of being the team leader.
>Although the other team members acknowledge his abilities, his complete lack of cooperativeness made Wodime a preferable choice for the leader position.

>Comments from the Illustrator
>From the start, I was given a very detailed description of what Daybit should look like, so I got the design done on my second try (on the first try I misunderstood the prompt and sent in a wild man with his huge muscles exposed). He may not look like a character with a lot of facial variety, but he has multiple expressions with very subtle differences, so please do your best to tell them apart…! (Keitarou Takahashi)