What happened to his armour? He used it in the Fate route
What happened to his armour? He used it in the Fate route
Samuel Baker
Andrew Brown
>take out armor to fight mongrels
>cleaning the mud, dirt and blood off it ends up being more effort than putting down the mongrels.
Jeremiah Perry
Gil only considered Saber worthy of fighting at full strength.
The other Servants weren't important and Archer was a faker to him.
Lucas Diaz
And what happened to his coat, fancy hairstyle and padlock earrings?
Daniel Scott
In UBW and HF he’s not taking part pridefully in a war, he just purges.
Landon Roberts
In UBW Shinji made him lose faith in humanity, in HF the shadow was eating everyone so it wasn’t even a war anymore and the shadow itself wasn’t worthy of being faced with his armor because it wasn’t a hero.
Anthony Perez
But he was planning on fighting Saber at the temple in the finale of UBW so why not equip it prior? In the Fate route he had the armour equipped even before he started his fight with Saber, and he still wore it went he killed Caster
Jaxson Thomas
>left to right
Ethan Bell
>But he was planning on fighting Saber at the temple in the finale of UBW so why not equip it prior?
Ask Nasu
Michael Robinson
to differentiate his role from the fate route
Oliver Roberts
he wasn't focusing on Saber, so he felt he didn't need it
hair down looks better for him anyway
the armor wouldn't help against the Shadow, he had a chance of defeating it (probably the best chance out of any of the servants) but was careless, as usual
the best answer
Sebastian Lopez
because the self insert wouldn't win if the jobber used a single one of his abilities
Leo Wilson
gilbro...
Juan Morgan
You only understand that if you understand how Nasu thinks. Gilgamesh is a plot device for FSN whose role is a gatekeeper. He cleans up what the stories deem convenient at the time and opposes the protagonist in ways that is convenient for their struggle. Gilgamesh in Fate route is Saber's opponent from the past, so he needs to be stronger. In UBW, he's Shirou's opponent, so he has to be presented as vulnerable for Shirou to overcome him. There is no further or alternative explanation than this. Same as why his motives changed on the fly. Yes, Nasu is that much of a hack and always was.
Alexander Mitchell
>Shirou randomly can compete with superhuman speed and strength after Rin info dumps a third of a episode about how masters are useless and servants are superman
Liam Morris
>Prisma Illya creates the same fight with Angelica vs Shirou
>she instead retreated and used Ea to oneshot Shirou who launched every of his sword in UBW at her
Proof that Gil could have won if he wasn't retarded
Jeremiah Flores
Rules in Fate are made to be broken at least once. Shiro became way stronger by getting in contact with his future self who became a legit hero. He basically received way earlier than he should have the keys that opens his potential to become a hero.
Ethan Reed
>hair down looks better for him anyway
shit taste
he did this, but archer blocked it with rough ass and gilgamesh somehow didn't notice it for the plot convince, nasu was forced to remake this dumb shit in the anime adding HA reference instead
Liam Robinson
>Pulls out anti armour noble phantasm
Nothing personal
Kevin White
Dumb retard. Gil in the fate route is free to do what he wants because kirei is there to pick up the slack.
In UBW kirei loses his base of operations and has to lie low. Therefore gilchad is forced to take up arms and do shit himself. He isn't in courting mode in UBW so has no use for the armour.
Hunter Jones
>Secondary
Jacob Cox
Shirou is a seigi no mikata.
Rin is an idiot that couldn't even summon her servant correctly.
Evan Howard
>almost dies against a ginger and a wormslut
>nah still not worthy enough to use my armor
>dies
???
Isaac Barnes
>Dumb retard. Gil in the fate route is free to do what he wants because kirei is there to pick up the slack.
You dumb fuck. Kirei never "DID" anything across both routes. If anything, he was far more active in UBW by ordering Lancer to help out Rin. In Fate, his "base of operations" provided no tactical advantage and he was almost completely inactive until after Caster's defeat. To begin with, Kirei never needs to do anything at all because the grail is already cursed. If Shirou had gone to make a wish, Kotomine wouldn't have interfered in Fate. In UBW, Kotomine dies near the end of the route as well, but Gil's personality has already mostly changed by then.
Holy fucking cope.
Luke Ross
I thought he was running damage control all over the place like his father back then.
He definitely had more works in HF though.
Luis Howard
>Fate route
>War is going smoothly, nothing irregular. Kirei's cover is fine, saber and her master are taking care of things easily. Gil decides to quicken things up and takes out caster so he can get to saber.
>UBW
>Caster fucking shit up, saber and archer are out of the game. Gil decides he needs to take an active role like a single day earlier else his main plan isn't going to work.
Woah it's almost like it makes sense.
Luis Allen
plot armor only works when you are important to the plot, otherwise it's just kevlar, but worse
Gabriel Young
Reminder that Gilgamesh almost died to Lancelot.
Henry Reyes
Gil cock and balls in my mouth
Ryan Morgan
How big is Gilgamesh's dick?
Ryan Howard
Nice one
Jack Anderson
>Gil's personality has already mostly changed by then.
he didn't change, his priorities changed, read his dialogue with shinji