I am the bone of my sword

>I am the bone of my sword.
What did he mean by this?

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The swords he creates are not made of an unrelated material, rather, they are solely made of his own creation. The magic used to create them is literally himself, thus he is the foundation, the bone if you will, of the swords he creates. Not to mention the thematic interpretation of him sacrificing a piece of himself for every sword he creates, paralleled by his continual descent into his counter-guardian self and his hatred for the world. Really, every line of the UBW aria has quite a bit of meaning within it.

he literally turns into swords if he overdoes it in the novels
fucking secondaries

Maybe he meant bane.

He means he's a cock.

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OP get gud at interpreting idioms.

was EMIYA based for making an easily exploitable sexual innuendo in his eulogy?

he meant to say his author is a mentally stagnated manchild who hasn't improved his writing in any shape or form since high school

autism

体は剣で出来ている

>doujin vn game
>expecting high art
retard

Actually, he meant to say that the critics of the author are pseudointellectuals and EOPs who criticize writing from the standpoint of a subpar translation. "Yet these hands will never hold anything" refers to the EOP's inability to hold on to japanese words.

>doujin vn game
>has to be teenager fanfiction tier shit
retard

>critics of the author are pseudointellectuals
Implying type moon isn't full of pseudointellectual bullshit

>it's SUPPOSED to be retardedly low quality
>it's ONLY shitty fanfic slop because of the translators fault1!
make up your minds

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Even if it were pseudointellectual, it would still be more entertaining to read than than the substanceless whining of its critics.

you need autism to understand fate fully, it's just how it is

Absolutely.
I disagree. I think it's a perfectly reasonable conclusion given the context of the route, in addition to the fact that you can find many more similar interpretations from other lines of the aria.

I don't need to understand Fate, I just need to rub one out to Nero's fat titties

I really don't see how much of Type-Moon is pseudo intellectual, unless we're counting spin offs like Grand Order. Every theme, character, and plot element can be pretty easily verified for whatever it's trying to communicate, and in the process does a really good job at it.

A majority of Zig Forums struggles to understand WSJ plotlines.

It sounds cool to nips and me

>OP poses a question
>There is an actual and legit answer to the question
>People just want to meme 'muh chuuni chants'

WSJ? Sorry, I'm a normalfag on this board

Wall Street Journal, you fucking mong
Weekly Shounen Jump also applies

Pseudointellectual doesn't mean hard to understand you fucking retards

>pseud thus pseudo that
Do you ever get tired of throwing that word around? You retards have made it lose all meaning. Fate walks a fine line and most definitely is not pseudo. However that doesn't mean its a good story either.

It means it sounds cool to teens, tracu onu!

You clearly never knew what the word meant in the first place, so go be retarded somewhere else.

my brothers name is trace and he thought it was the coolest shit back in day when GARcher would say his name

yeah, all the epic catchphrases lose their appeal past age 15, like any other shonen power speech.

>t. Pseudo-intellecutal

To be fair, Fate is very intellectual, deal with it.

I actually quite like the chingrish chant. It makes me feel fuzzy and sad at the same time

or maybe Nasu failed middle school level engrish

This desu.

Oh I like the chingrish, that always has comedic value.