u/Spice_Extract_777

For me it's definitely the Fate/Strange Fake anime. Second is the og visual novel (extremely atmospheric)

1. Askinn Nakk le Vaar (Bleach): After getting his heart crushed by Grimmjow, Askin states that his gift ball deluxe's power will be magnified uncontrollably, seemingly killing everyone in the vicinity.

2. Seryu Ubiquitous (Akame ga Kill): After being defeated, Seryu plans to detonate her body in a last ditch attempt to kill Mine, but fails as Tatsumi pulls Mine out of the blast radius.

3. Kaigaku (Demon Slayer): As his head starts to disintegrate Kaigaku takes solace in the fact that his opponent Zenitsu will also die from falling, only for Yushiro come and save him right as Kaigaku dies.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB)

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

Caenis 🔴 VS Scheherezade 🔵

Minamoto no Raikou 🔴 VS Hebi Nyobo 🔵

We see that Mayuri is able to revive his fellow Shinigami from the dead like Rose and Kensei. Even people with seemingly unsurvivable injuries like Isane end up looking just fine by the end of TYBW. So how come the arrancar are still classified as zombies? Did Mayuri not want to use the same method of treatment on the hollows to fully bring them back to life?

1. Griffith sold his body to a noble in order to secure funds for the band of the hawk. (Berserk)

2. After being threatened by the gods, Loki disguised himself as a mare to lure the horse Svadilfari away. His owner is unable to finish building the wall around Asgard on time. Ended up birthing a foal. (Norse Mythology)

Power from Chainsaw Man 🔴 VS Yaniko Sato from Chainsmoker Cat 🔵

Irish reps: Cu Chulainn, Celty Sturluson and Steven Steel

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Australian reps: Arnie Gregory, Wandjina and Jim Crocodile Cook

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