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** Additionally, having a personality that can drink alcohol could be a useful "disguise" for Hundred Personas. After all, if people know that the murderer is a Muskim, they'll be unlikely to suspect the alcoholist.

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** Additionally, having a personality that can drink alcohol could be a useful "disguise" for Hundred Personas. After all, if people know that the murderer is a Muskim, Muslim, they'll be unlikely to suspect the alcoholist.alcoholic.
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* Fuyuki City in flames is already very disturbing, but compare the map in this game to the map of Fuyuki in ''VisualNovel/FateHollowAtaraxia'', the first area of the map is ''the Emiya residence'', the large crater in the ground is exactly where the Tohsaka residence was and the area where you can fight Heracles as a BonusBoss is the forest outside the Einzbern Castle. And if you look at a version of the map without game icons, you can see a long city-spanning line of fire that was shot by Excalibur.

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* Fuyuki City in flames is already very disturbing, but compare the map in this game to the map of Fuyuki in ''VisualNovel/FateHollowAtaraxia'', the first area of the map is ''the Emiya residence'', the large crater in the ground is exactly where the Tohsaka residence was and the area where you can fight Heracles as a BonusBoss an OptionalBoss is the forest outside the Einzbern Castle. And if you look at a version of the map without game icons, you can see a long city-spanning line of fire that was shot by Excalibur.
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** Stheno's is Anti-Rider. Her favorite bullying-target is her sister Medusa, a Rider, and being an Assassin makes it super-effective towards her and the Riders in general.
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* Many of the characters Third Append Skill, while seeming random, perfect fit their character, either as a reference to their history within the wider Fate franchise, or their his history as a figure from history:

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* Many of the characters Third Append Skill, while seeming random, perfect perfectly fit their character, either as a reference to their history within the wider Fate franchise, or their his history as a figure from history:
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** Oh it gets ''worse''. Nemo gains Noah’s sword in his third ascension, and y’know what it’s design looks like? Mesopotamian! This gives a connection between Noah and Babylon. Another connection between Noah and Babylon is none other than Ziusudra, his name in Mesopotamian religion. Now where have we heard that name before? Oh right! ''First Hassan’s disguise in the Babylonia Singularity''. When you connect the dots between Noah, King Hassan, and the Great Flood, you get one ugly picture. A man with his God-given duty of creating a world free from evil after the Great Flood, so wracked by guilt over his perceived failure, that he went down to Mesopotamia and ''started the single most prolific group of religious killers, pioneered the Assassin class of Heroic Spirits, and achieved the requirements of not one, but '''TWO''' Grand Servant classes from his duel legends, with the second being the first’s very antithesis.''
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** Why does King Hassan, the first of the Hassans and the Grand Assassin, have a skillset built around tanking ludicrous amounts of damage and being an all-around [[ImplacableMan Implacable Man]], rather than a [[StealthExpert Stealth Expert]] like every other assassin? He’s the Hassan who kills other Hassans, a group of individuals who have ultimate techniques explicitly designed to kill others! By having Battle Continuation EX, he has a fighting style that completely counters other Assassin’s greatest techniques, making him the Assassin of Assasins!

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** Servants within the Pretenders class are described to an enemy to the world through spinning impersonations. Because of this, the Foreigner class would be a good weakness to them. After all, they get their power from ''outside'' the world, and thus Pretenders would be far less likely to deceive them.

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** Servants within the Pretenders class are described to as an enemy to the world through spinning impersonations. Because of this, the Foreigner class would be a good weakness to them. After all, they get their power from ''outside'' the world, and thus Pretenders would be far less likely to deceive them.


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** A good explanation for the Alter-Ego/Pretender/Foreigner class interactions takes into account the core idea of the triangle, that being “Identity”.
*** Pretenders usurp their original identity (and the world’s order) with another, while Alter Egos embody a subset of the original. Therefore, the greater “false” identity beats the lesser “true” identity.
*** Foreigners hold onto their original identity in the face of the inexplicable in order to do great deeds, while Pretenders cast theirs aside in favour of another to achieve those same deeds. Thus the more resilient identity defeats the weaker one.
***Finally, Alter Egos are a wholly new identity comprised of a subset, making them purer than the original and reinforce the world’s order. Foreigners, however, have their original identity tainted by eldritch influence, so their powers rely on that otherworldly order. Therefore, the untainted, worldly identity trumps the tainted, unworldly one.


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*** And a “Berserker” who doesn’t lose all semblance of control when someone presses their [[BerserkButton Berserk Button]].
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*** Ereshkigal and Kama should also be noted here as both of those servants are pseudo-servants of Rin and Sakura respectively as well. While Muramasa does have class advantage against Ereshkigal despite the above explanation, it can make sense if you think of it in a different perspective as Rin and Shirou are respective [[{{Foil}} Foils]] to one another as they lack each other's FatalFlaw[[note]]Rin lacks Shirou's recklessness and Shirou doesn't try to hide his kind side the way Rin does[[/note]]. So, it makes that Muramasa has a class advantage against one Rin servant (Ereshkigal) and a class disavantage against another Rin servant (Ishtar). As for Ereshkigal and Parvati, since Ereshkigal is Ishtar's sister, it makes sense that Ereshkigal shall be in the same class as the pseudo-servant for Rin's actual sister. Kama might be the odd one out since she doesn't fit into the Saber/Archer/Lancer class triangle until you realized these things- Ishtar was a welfare Rider servant for Summer 2017; Shirou uses a Caster servant's Noble Phantasm in order to sever Sakura's contract with Angra Mainyu and "defeat" Dark Sakura; and while not applicable to regular Muramasa, he actually has manifested as an Alter-Ego throughout his Lostbelt appearances--something that handily has an advantage against an Assassin like Kama/Dark Sakura.

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*** Ereshkigal and Kama should also be noted here as both of those servants are pseudo-servants of Rin and Sakura respectively as well. While Muramasa does have class advantage against Ereshkigal despite the above explanation, it can make sense if you think of it in a different perspective as Rin and Shirou are respective [[{{Foil}} Foils]] to one another as they lack each other's FatalFlaw[[note]]Rin lacks Shirou's recklessness and Shirou doesn't try to hide his kind side the way Rin does[[/note]]. So, it makes that Muramasa has a class advantage against one Rin servant (Ereshkigal) and a class disavantage against another Rin servant (Ishtar). As for Ereshkigal and Parvati, since Ereshkigal is Ishtar's sister, it makes sense that Ereshkigal shall be in the same class as the pseudo-servant for Rin's actual sister. Kama might be the odd one out since she doesn't fit into the Saber/Archer/Lancer class triangle until you realized these things- Ishtar was a welfare Rider servant for Summer 2017; Shirou uses a Caster servant's Noble Phantasm in order to sever Sakura's contract with Angra Mainyu and "defeat" Dark Sakura; and while not applicable to regular Muramasa, he actually has manifested as an Alter-Ego throughout his Lostbelt appearances--something that handily has an advantage against an Assassin like Kama/Dark Sakura. And with an Archer-class Sakura-face released (Durga/Kali), the reverse class triangle is completed.
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** Speaking of Tiamat, take a good look at her [[MsFanservice "Femme Fatale"]] form. [[StatuesqueStunner An amazing body perfect for attracting mates,]] [[HartmanHips wide hips well suited for giving birth,]] [[BoobsOfSteel and ample breasts ideal for nursing large amounts of offspring;]] she's the Primordial Mother, and her body is built to reflect that.

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** Speaking of Tiamat, take a good look at her [[MsFanservice "Femme Fatale"]] form. [[StatuesqueStunner An amazing body perfect for attracting mates,]] [[HartmanHips wide hips well suited for giving birth,]] [[BoobsOfSteel and ample breasts ideal for nursing large amounts of offspring;]] offspring; she's the Primordial Mother, and her body is built to reflect that.
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This has never been implied and in fact, the newest Type Moon ace magazine indicates that ORT has been retconned to be the strongest Ultimate One.


** Worse yet, it is implied ORT is one of the weakest Aristoteles of the Sol system. And in the end they will all gang up on the heirs of humanity, at once.
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* In Avalon Le Fae, Barghest initially wanted to move the Manchester Fae to the Storm Border in order for something to survive from the Lostbelt. However, she arrives ''just in time'' to see them killing all of their human neighbors, gleefully saying how fun it is to torture and eat them, and how they must "get rid of their toys" before they get ''new ones''. Imagine how quickly the story would end if they managed to slaughter their humans, hide the evidence, then get on the Storm Border with Barghest's aid. ''That fate would've happened to Chaldea''.
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*** It could also be some form of foreshadowing to the fact that Gilgamesh has a ''Caster'' version - after all, she doesn't mention the fate of any of the other 5 classes that are available when Saber Wars takes place[[note]]Rider, Assassin, Caster, Berserker, and Ruler[[/note]], and Caster! Gilgamesh would be a good choice for taking down an Assassin...like MHX.

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*** It could also be some form of foreshadowing to the fact that Gilgamesh has a ''Caster'' version - after all, she doesn't mention the fate of any of the other 5 classes that are available when Saber Wars takes place[[note]]Rider, Assassin, Caster, Berserker, and Ruler[[/note]], and Caster! Gilgamesh would be a good choice for taking down an Assassin... like MHX.
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* Many players have noted that the Woodwose boss fight in Lostbelt 6 is extremely easy if you use Ivan the Terrible, specifically. Despite having no direct connection in-story, the thematic similarities are no doubt there: Woodwose is a ruthless ruler with a short temper and an elite military force, while Lostbelt Ivan dwarfs him in terms of both ire and his military. Woodwose is a bestial fairie who looks down on humans, while Ivan was a human who made his people more bestial to survive in the horrible circumstances Lostbelt Russia had become. Even mechanically, Woodwose focuses on debuffing his enemies and buffing himself to widen the gap between himself and his opponents, and Ivan not only directly counters him by being a Rider to Woodwose's Caster, but is also one of the ''very'' few Servants who can both cleanse his own debuffs but strip Woodwose of his buffs.
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** Altria, her alter alt, and Mordred have a NP refund effect when they use their Noble Phantasm. While seems like a gameplay element, their Noble Phantasms involve charging up a powerful SwordBeam that they then throw at the enemy. As shown back in ''Fate Zero'', Altria there was able to store her Excalibur to use when she needed to, which translates here in gameplay as them having some of the extra power left over.
** If you realize that the player Ritsuka has 100% Master Affinity it actually explains why some servants can't use their abilities or that they work differently. Ritsuka is capable of working with any servant, but has little skill as a mage. Because they can't supply as much mana even with Chaldea doing most of the work their affinity as a Master could change a servant's Saint Graph to make them as effective as possible with the current limitations. Like how Karna's armor lacks the ability to reduce all attacks to 1/10 and his absolute kill spear doesn't grant a guaranteed kill anymore, but in exchange can be fired off repeatedly. Achilles Noble Phantasms being made into Personal Skills and being able to interact effectively with one another would also apply. Other examples would include Armor of Fafnir, God Hand, and other Noble Phantasms described, but not shown in the game.

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** Altria, her alter alt, and Mordred have a NP refund effect when they use their Noble Phantasm. While it seems like a gameplay element, their Noble Phantasms involve charging up a powerful SwordBeam that they then throw at the enemy. As shown back in ''Fate Zero'', Altria there was able to store her Excalibur to use when she needed to, which translates here in gameplay as them having some of the extra power left over.
** If you realize that the player Ritsuka has 100% Master Affinity Affinity, it actually explains why some servants can't use their abilities or that they work differently. Ritsuka is capable of working with any servant, but has little skill as a mage. Because they can't supply as much mana mana, even with Chaldea doing most of the work their affinity as a Master could change a servant's Saint Graph to make them as effective as possible with the current limitations. Like how Karna's armor lacks the ability to reduce all attacks to 1/10 and his absolute kill spear doesn't grant a guaranteed kill anymore, but in exchange can be fired off repeatedly. Achilles Noble Phantasms being made into Personal Skills and being able to interact effectively with one another would also apply. Other examples would include Armor of Fafnir, God Hand, and other Noble Phantasms described, but not shown in the game.



** Voyager being a Foreigner was a rather odd choice of class given that other members of the class were all EldritchAbomination who’s mere existence could shatter the minds of those who see them. But then again, much of Creator/H.P. Lovecraft's work involved the unknown and the fear of the unknown, particularly the ocean. And what’s something Mankind doesn’t know about yet? The Deep Ocean and Space, because despite how much we know about the stars and how they work, the existence of other planets that could support life, there is still much we do not know, things that would make people afraid. Especially back when Voyager was first sent into space.

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** Voyager being a Foreigner was a rather odd choice of class given that other members of the class were all EldritchAbomination who’s mere existence could shatter the minds of those who see them. But then again, much of Creator/H.P. Lovecraft's Creator/HPLovecraft 's work involved the unknown and the fear of the unknown, particularly the ocean. And what’s something Mankind doesn’t know about yet? The Deep Ocean and Space, because despite how much we know about the stars and how they work, the existence of other planets that could support life, there is still much we do not know, things that would make people afraid. Especially back when Voyager was first sent into space.
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** Connected to this, why is Oberon's personal little lair a trash heap of an apartment when the protagonist visit it? Because that would be the kind of environment that insects/Oberon's subjects would thrive in the most.
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** Worse yet, it is implied ORT is one of the weakest Aristoteles of the Sol system. And in the end they will all gang up on the heirs of humanity, at once.

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