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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel, goddess of death, use Luviagelita Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel, goddess of death, use Luviagelita Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.vessel.
* WriterOnBoard: There is little other ways to interpret the TheReasonYouSuckSpeech suddenly given to EMIYA to browbeat Kadoc with, an AuthorTract by WordOfGod's own admission. The story had been on hiatus for a while, before this update that was essentially a chapter-long CharacterFilibuster that did not move the story forward in any way. Bordering on TheWarOnStraw, as the speech is not only given by probably the character who would be the most {{Hypocrite}} about berating someone else for lashing out on a younger person due to their own self-esteem issues, the author also misunderstood several of the canonical motivations of Kadoc and the Crypters to deliver their speech.
* WriterOnBoard: There is little other ways to interpret the TheReasonYouSuckSpeech suddenly given to EMIYA to browbeat Kadoc with, an AuthorTract by WordOfGod's own admission. The story had been on hiatus for a while, before this update that was essentially a chapter-long CharacterFilibuster that did not move the story forward in any way. Bordering on TheWarOnStraw, as the speech is not only given by probably the character who would be the most {{Hypocrite}} about berating someone else for lashing out on a younger person due to their own self-esteem issues, the author also misunderstood several of the canonical motivations of Kadoc and the Crypters to deliver their speech.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel, goddess of death, use Luvia Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel, goddess of death, use Luvia Luviagelita Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Ritsuka summoning first EMIYA then Ishtar is not only RuleOfFunny, the ritual actually gives the summoner the most suited Servant to their being if there's no catalyst. As Shirou and Rin were alternate selves for these two Servants, they naturally answered to their alternate daughter's call.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel use Luvia Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel Hel, goddess of death, use Luvia Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In an omake of what is to come, a Babylonia chapter omake has Hel use Luvia Edelfelt as her vessel. Some time after that Omake was released, FGO released Astraea, a Ruler class servant with Luvia as her vessel.
