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Fate isn't an "adaptation" of Orlando Furioso. Astolfo isn't even the most obscure character in there.


* AdaptationDisplacement: As far as the Internet is concerned, Astolfo is a pink-haired CrossDresser from the VideoGame/FateGrandOrder series.



* SequelDisplacement: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of the author's death. ''Orlando Furioso'' is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.

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* SequelDisplacement: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of the author's death. ''Orlando Furioso'' is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.sequel.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: As far as the Internet is concerned, Astolfo is a pink-haired CrossDresser from the Franchise/FateGrandOrder series.

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* AdaptationDisplacement: As far as the Internet is concerned, Astolfo is a pink-haired CrossDresser from the Franchise/FateGrandOrder VideoGame/FateGrandOrder series.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: As far as the Internet is concerned, Astolfo is a pink-haired CrossDresser from the Franchise/FateGrandOrder series.
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Author existence failure cleanup per TRS


* SequelDisplacement: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure. ''Orlando Furioso'' is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.

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* SequelDisplacement: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure.the author's death. ''Orlando Furioso'' is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.
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* BadassDecay: In most of the ''Orlando Innamorato'', Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.

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* BadassDecay: In most of the ''Orlando Innamorato'', ''Literature/OrlandoInnamorato'', Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.
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Wrong work. Should go to Orlando Innamorto.


* MagnificentBastard: Brunello is a cunning thief working for the Saracen army under King Agramante. Fully aware of his king's desire to conquer France for himself, Brunello learns they need the captive knight Ruggerio to give themselves a fighting chance. Embarking on a quest to the fortress of Albracca, Brunello steals the magic ring belonging to Princess Angelica of Cathay, the steed of King Sacripante, and the sword of the warrior Marfisa. Enraging the latter, Brunello is forced to rely on his quick wits to successfully evade her wrath. When he and the army arrives a glass wall in the garden containing Ruggerio, Brunello constructs a brilliant "tournament of champions" ruse right outside to manipulate Ruggerio into abandoning the garden. When the knight pleads for his horse and armor, Brunello sets the terms for a deal that finishes what "the cheat" started.
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* MagnificentBastard: Brunello is a cunning thief working for the Saracen army under King Agramante. Fully aware of his king's desire to conquer France for himself, Brunello learns they need the captive knight Ruggerio to give themselves a fighting chance. Embarking on a quest to the fortress of Albracca, Brunello steals the magic ring belonging to Princess Angelica of Cathay, the steed of King Sacripante, and the sword of the warrior Marfisa. Enraging the latter, Brunello is forced to rely on his quick wits to successfully evade her wrath. When he and the army arrives a glass wall in the garden containing Ruggerio, Brunello constructs a brilliant "tournament of champions" ruse right outside to manipulate Ruggerio into abandoning the garden. When the knight pleads for his horse and armor, Brunello sets the terms for a deal that finishes what "the cheat" started.
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* BadassDecay: In most of the '''Orlando Innamorato''', Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.

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* BadassDecay: In most of the '''Orlando Innamorato''', ''Orlando Innamorato'', Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.
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* EvenBetterSequel: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure. Orlando Furioso is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.
* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.

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* EvenBetterSequel: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure. Orlando Furioso is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.
* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.Bradamante/Marfisa.
* SequelDisplacement: It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure. ''Orlando Furioso'' is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.

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* BadassDecay: In most of the prequels, Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.
* BigSisterInstinct: Marfisa seems to feel this way towards Ruggiero. Also to Bradamante, his love interest.

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* BadassDecay: In most of the prequels, '''Orlando Innamorato''', Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.
* BigSisterInstinct: Marfisa seems to feel this way towards Ruggiero. Also to Bradamante, his love interest.
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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa, Gradass and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent. And since the audience wants to see blood, after the usual break we finally have a fight between Madrikant and Ruggiero.

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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa, Gradass and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent. And since the audience wants to see blood, after the usual break we finally have a fight between Madrikant and Ruggiero.
Bradamante/Marfisa.
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* EvenBetterSequel: To ''Orlando Innamorato''.

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* EvenBetterSequel: To It's actually a sequel to ''Orlando Innamorato''.Innamorato'' ("enamored Orlando"), which is a straight ChivalricRomance poem but has never been finished because of AuthorExistenceFailure. Orlando Furioso is much more known due to deconstructing all the tropes associated with its prequel, to the point many don't even know it's a sequel.
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* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa, Gradass and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent.

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* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa, Gradass and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent. And since the audience wants to see blood, after the usual break we finally have a fight between Madrikant and Ruggiero.
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* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent.

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* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa Marfisa, Gradass and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent.
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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.

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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.Bradamante/Marfisa.
* LetsYouAndHimFight: Sorta - Saracene King Agramant has all hands busy to stall the giant UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny between Rodomont, Madrikant, Ruggiero, Marfisa and Sacripant, which have every reason to sling accusations that everybody unjustfully owns something belonging to everybody else, but in-universe Discord was having fun with them on divine order to save the ass of the Christians. The king gets them by their oath of fealty but a pissed Rodomont goes AchillesInHisTent.
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* BadassDecay: In most of the prequels, Oliver is lot more of a force to be reckoned with. Rinaldo seems to be filling his usual role here.
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Not YMMV anymore. Moving.


* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Orlando gets dumped rather messily, having alienated everyone else he's close to for his girlfriend, and hoes on a tearing-people-apart rampage

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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Orlando gets dumped rather messily, having alienated everyone else he's close to for his girlfriend, and hoes on a tearing-people-apart rampage
Bradamante/Marfisa.
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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.

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* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.Bradamante/Marfisa.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Orlando gets dumped rather messily, having alienated everyone else he's close to for his girlfriend, and hoes on a tearing-people-apart rampage
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* BigSisterInstinct: Marfisa seems to feel this way towards Ruggiero. Also to Bradamante, his love interest.

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* EvenBetterSequel - To ''Orlando Innamorato''

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* EvenBetterSequel - EvenBetterSequel: To ''Orlando Innamorato''Innamorato''.
* LesYay: The scene where Bradamante sleeps in the bed of a princess who mistakes her a man and falls in love with her. Also, maybe Bradamante/Marfisa.

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