Type Moon

I don’t even care about this verse anymore. It’s dead, replaced by a hollow shell mindlessly supported by people who can’t make a logical connection even if their lives depended on it. I made this blog simply because I just had the displeasure of accidentally witnessing these kids still coping over the same tired arguments, like they have nothing better to do. More specifically, they are whining about how, in Melty Blood Actress Again, Ryougi Shiki canonically slaughtered Archetype Earth: Yet somehow TM fanboys are still screeching:  “i-it’s ambiguous, the Japanese doesn’t say that!!” Alright, let’s put this stupidity to rest: Two separate engines. Same result. It literally parses to: “A further fate, called god-slaying, was awaiting her.” There is no wiggle room. So let’s recap: -Three independent sources: two machine TLs plus a grammar breakdown, all say  awaited her. The only people still crying “ambiguous” are those who  can’t comprehend language in general  and...

  The time has come to dissect what is probably the most overhyped entity in the entire Type-Moon mythos, second only to the Servant wank. Yes, those same Servants, low superhuman guys who die to trains and struggle to dodge paintballs, with a few niche conceptual weapons that people claim can somehow stand up to actual top tiers or reality warpers. In most communities, whenever someone asks, “Who’s the strongest character in Type-Moon?” , truly powerful characters (like basically anyone from Kara no Kyoukai or Nanaya Shiki from Tsukihime ) are completely overlooked in favor of far less impressive figures. And among those, no one gets more blind hype than ORT , often spammed alongside Arcueid and the usual batch of Servants, despite being one of the most misunderstood and overrated beings in the entire franchise. So, is ORT really such a big deal? Is it truly the strongest being in the verse, as many claim? Of course not. Let’s look at the actual facts, no headcanon, no mistr...