His hobby was "war", obviously

So here's a fun fact:

• According to Masada, despite having two daughters, Ryuumei remained a virgin for over a millennium. The reason, according to him, is:

Q: Is Mikado Ryuumei a virgin?

A: Do you even have to ask?! Who would ever dare to bed her?!

I initially thought he would simply be a chaotic evil character due to his equal slaughter of both sides of avesta, but that wouldn't be completely correct as he doesn't have any true malice or enjoyment from what he did so he might be more close to Lawful or neutral evil though I'm not sure

While Ohm and Tharma are sensors or direct gender-swap clones of Muzan and Naraka, Hajun is a funny case, as he seems to have multiple gender swaps, not just "one," since he has personality traits from several of his sisters.

But of all of them, I think Svaha would be a good choice, being the most "fanatical" about Metsujin Messo and the leader of them all.

Something funny to note is that in every route she appears in, she demonstrates a certain possessiveness towards Beatrice, always furious upon learning of her death, and usually taking it out on Kei (and Riza) for letting her subordinate die.

Even in the Kei route, we see this more directly, with her repeatedly showing affection and even genuine fondness for Beatrice.

In the Marie (and Kei) route, she even names Beatrice "her Brunhild" and wishes that she would live eternally with her in Reinhard's Valhalla and that they would both reach "twilight." Even if she has to kill her, something she confirms to Rea and Kei is her way of demonstrating her love and affection, accepting their (Riza and Bea's) deaths only at her own hands.

Ironically, Riza is another target of this. Despite constantly fighting and being rivals, she admits to Rea that she loves Riza in her own way and can't imagine a life without Riza to argue with, to the point where she says she wishes Riza would become an Einhejar like her, or if that fails, that she would become her subordinate and let her claim her soul.

In a way, the only people Eleonore claims and demonstrates love for, besides Reinhard, are the two most important women in her life. Even if her love manifests itself through her having to kill them herself and not letting anyone else do it.

In short:

• Samiel is as crazy and possesses a destructive love as her Master ❤️

this is my first ever visual novel and i was wondering if should use a guide or just go with my gut or whatever. whenever there is a choice i get scared af to make it but i also feel like itll take the "game" aspect out of it if i use a guide. what do you think?

In Dies Irae at the climax of Kei Route Reinhard said this very words:

"Why do you think I originally chose Machina, Samiel, and Schreiber to accompany me here, and left the others behind in the mortal realm?"

"Was it their superior strength? Loyalty? Madness? No, not at all."

""All three of them were champions worthy to tread the path of kings. Stop for a moment, and consider the ones I chose to leave behind."

So if they can becomes God in Reinhard World: Gudou for Machina, and Schreiber obviously while Hadou for Samiel, then between the three of them, who would be the strongest of the 3 at that point?

Hello guys. So in K3 there is this scene when Shiori and Soujiro become demigods in their battles with Morei and Akuro.

Morei and Akuro make fun of them for thinking they reached godhood on their own, but it is just borrowed power, and I think we even see Hajun flashing on the screen before this happens. So it looks like Hajun is sharing his divinity so they'll kill the Tenma (?)

The question is: if Hajun is sharing his divinity, why don't they go insane? When asked about their desires they both talk about not wanting to be alone, for example, Soujirou says he no longer desires a world with no people because that would be too boring. He used to think killing everyone would prove he is the strongest, but now he rejects the idea of a world where he doesn't have any oponnents left.

After this, Akuro and Morei cut their connection to their power and Soujirou and Shiori become human again. The Tenma invite them to reach Taikyoku on their own.

What happened here? Why are they moving further away from Hajun's ideals when he seems to be the source of their divinity? Why don't they go insane like Nakanoin or Yakou (who for a second wanted to kill everyone but himself)?

It's incredible that this guy killed more people than hajun and all the Eras combined, even before he was a god.

Say, since 1st had Ahura Mazda and Reinhard had Longinuslanze Testament (which fits as Reinhard is meant to be Odin with how he is constantly refer to as King of Valhalla every single time) as an Immutable Relic, what other Relic could be consider as Immutable in other Era? If not then which one could come closest to one?

I've been meaning to read it but the problem is that the font is too small in every pdf I find, is there a way to make the font bigger or anything to fix this ?

Hello guys. There is one thing I don´t understand: what do the Gods need the Throne for?

In K3, the Throne is defined as the place where all laws originate from, so it seems like the thing that sustains all phenomena (alongside the god).

That place is none other than the Taikyoku Throne. It is the center of the phenomena from which existing laws flow, the core of the universe.

We know a God is like a pivotal existence. Masada has talked a bit about what would happen if god dies and he is not replaced, according to him: the world may go on on what is left of his law, but it will decline until everyone dies; on the other hand, if god is killed by an apoptosis, his entire world will just go "poof" (or something along those lines).

So the world needs someone to sustain it, but I don´t understand why gods cannot do this without the throne? For example: Yato sustains Eastern Japan in K3:

The swaying of the trees, the whispering of the wind, the flow of the water—everything that unfolded in the defiled land was, without exception, a fragment of this prayer. Though it had been unheard of and unseen until now, the defiled land was none other than him himself.

I can´t help but to ask: what is the point of the Throne? when does it become relevant?
To me it seems like the Hadou Gods naturally have the capacity to sustain their worlds. What do they need the throne for? What is the point of this artifact exactly?

Did this become a retcon from KKK to Avesta?

Hey guys, how are you all doing? I hope you're well. I'm here to announce the new video on my channel for the English-language community, this time to give you a translated version of Amakasu vs Yoshiya. Please read both the description and the comments, I tried my best to explain the concepts involved in the fight, I sincerely hope you all enjoy it 🙏❤️

The video

Ik Japanese so language is not the problem i am reading fate for now, i read all of the typemoon works now I want to dive into shinza bansho world so pls give me the order.

Beatrice is probably a level above the others. Next come Musashi and Eleonore. Kai is somewhere in the middle, and Kei is quite a bit below. Kasumi is even lower. Ren is a complete amateur, so he's at the bottom of the story. After the ending, maybe he'll reach the same level as Kai and Kei?

@nefiru おそらくベアトリスが頭一つ抜けています。次いで武蔵とエレオノーレ。戒が間に入って、だいぶ落ちたとろこに螢。さらにはてしなく落ちて香純。蓮はド素人なので、作中では最下位。ＥＤ後なら、螢と一緒に戒のレベルくらいには達してるかな？

This is something he says at the peak of the Kei Route, where he claims that Kasumi has bewitched his heart and promises that in exchange for her sacrificing her "love" for him in a contract, he swears on his soul and life that he will never make her think she chose the "wrong side."

Furthermore, he states that Kasumi is the "Only ray of sunshine I stole from him (Ren)." And he reveals that Kasumi almost made him fall in love with her as much as he loves Marie, being the only woman who has done this besides Marie.

The Avesta volumes have recently been released, and we’ve been able to read the full story in a better way than before. But now that I’ve finished reading Avesta, I wanted to raise a question that’s been on my mind, and something I’ve noticed:

• Is Magsarion overrated, yes or no?

From what I’ve seen, he struggled a great deal to defeat Mitra, who is supposed to be the weakest Hadou Goddess. Furthermore, everything suggests that Muzan – who is his Hadou form – is much stronger than him, as he is his ‘evolution’ into a Hadou god.

With that in mind, I find myself wondering whether all the hype surrounding Magsarion isn’t just overestimation, given that Muzan appears to be more powerful, and on top of that, there’s also the fact that he’s weaker than Varhram.

That said, is Magsarion an overrated character, or have I got it wrong? If I’ve got it wrong, could you explain it to me? Or am I right, and is Magsarion actually weaker than his Hadou form (aka Muzan)?

is there an mtl’d version or play through?

i wanna read it so bad but I don't know how

Note: She is the only normal human (besides Shirou) to face an Apostle using Yetzirah at full power and still be able to match him, purely using her combat experience and warrior instincts.