MAJOR LOSTBELT 6 SPOILERS

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Lostbelt 6 reminds me of a Shel Silverstein poem called "The Unicorn", perhaps due to the floods that occur in both.

In the poem, it is basically a retelling of Noah's Ark, in which Noah is is commanded by the Lord to build the Ark and fill it with two of each animal, especially the unicorns. He finishes the Ark just in time, as the rain signaling the start of the flood has begun.

But as he counts the animals onboard after finishing the loading, Noah realizes there's one animal (or rather, two of the same animal) missing from the boat—the carefree unicorns, who ignored his instructions to get on, still too busy playing in the woods.

Even as the rain begins to pour, the unicorns continue playing in the rain, ignoring the impending danger for a moment of blissful enjoyment.

All the animals onboard begin to grow nervous as the door to the Ark remains open and the boat begins to shake, and Noah makes the decision to disembark without the unicorns.

The unicorns, finally realizing the ship is departing without them, begin to cry, and are swept away by the flood, thus explaining why there are no unicorns in the world.

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This, of course, brings into the mind Lostbelt 6's First Mistake. The fairies that slacked on their most critical duty which led to the great divergence in history.

But it should also bring into mind the story of Chaldea and Fairy Britain.

Chaldea attempts to rescue the fairies of Britain again and again, but it because of their very natures that they cannot be saved—or rather, they do not want to be saved.

The Fairies of Britain do not seem to comprehend that their own whims will lead them to destruction. Pursuing them endlessly, they cannot see the writing on the wall until it is far, far too late.

Playing in the rain, yet crying for help as the water reaches above their necks...

I still think about Summer Tristan…

i like how i can tell everyone is fighting Big Fluffy bc every Foreigner in my arsenal is suddenly getting 4,678 friend points

Replay lb6 again while blasting between two worlds to maximise the experience :))

Man that. That's a depressing idea for a fgo fanfic      

Guda and castoria getting forced to relive lb6 with all their knowledge of what happens in it.

And they know everything in it isn't real as well.

The only other person in there that's probably also real is merlin. Either of them.

This feels like a dozen people can write it a dozen different ways. And all 12 will be absolutely heart wrenching. And a few will probably be amazingly cathartic.

I'd write it myself but I don't even know where to begin with ideas on how they'd be forced through their personal hell again.

A lot of people talked up the fight against Cernunnos in FGO: Lostbelt 6. But, it wasn't that bad. I don't even think it was the hardest fight of the chapter. Want to know what was? Read the review.

Finally the time to summarize LB6: https://www.reddit.com

Aesc cat

day 4: doomed by the narrative

SPOILERS FOR LOSTBELT 6 FINALE

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One of the saddest thoughts I had when Oberon drags us down into the void space, where nothing exists, is

"I wonder if Roman is down here somewhere."

And that I was almost happy about that.

TRISTAN FUN FACT!

In the first Chaldea Ace, Tristans Father is named Meliodas, in the official game Bio it’s Rivalen, acknowledging the different sources. Maybe they wanted Tristan to be more Malory Based at first. Malorys Name for Tristan, Tristram, also appears in LB6 as „easter egg“.

My own little thought to that would be, that if Saber Tristan Releases they probably go the Malory Route as the sword Tristan would have would probably be Cortana/Cortain. Since this would be known as Tristan, a Knight of the Round Table, which Archer Tristan is rather known as Tristan, the tragic hero of the Tristan and Isolde/Yseult Story. I think they could have thought about separating the way Tristan is viewed per class and so they decided to give Archer Tristan more of the less Round Table-Filled Sources.

Day 11, Gloucester

Adjkffjfjddbh sorry but i cant help but how similar vash from trigun and morgan from fgo. With her aloof and cold personality everyone would assume that she’s like knives but no. Morgan loves Britain dearly only for them to violently rejected her, Vash loves humanity dearly but only from him to be chased, hunted, hurted by them. Both have reasons to hate the faeries and humans only to meets their companions and compassion only for it to serve as a curse.Morgan (or Tonelico or aesc) always be hated, got chased away due to her being a faerie from paradise despite her dispelled calamities throughout the years, Vash always got chased away due to his titled of ‘the humanoid typhoon’ despite solving the towns crisis. Morgan doesnt want to be a cold tyrant but have to, Vash doesnt want to be a monster but this is the he deserve of their sins. Both used to had a loving family only for it to be taken by their own kind. Morgan met her downfall due to whats left of her kindness and empathy, Vash left with scars and wounds and his dearest companion at the price of his pacifist. What was once a bright little star only for them to be brutalized and beaten and left with just that.

The only difference between Morgan and Vash is that Vash hasnt given up on humanity but Morgan has given up on saving the faeries. Vash had been betrayed so many time but he’s still naively trust humans while morgan become what she is due to numerous betrayals. Both is tired but one hasnt given up while the others has given up