Just a matter of perspective. The Lostbelts are doomed to fail anyway, like Fairy Britain or India. Even Atlantis, supposed to be a paradise, faced the Primordial Chaos, which required a Lostbelt incarnate to counter it.
Then let me remind you that Kotomine Kirei, Souren Araya these guys don't have any mouchtache either...😅 Hell there are many villains without mouchtaches... in different animes... You might be a one piece fan and you can't imagine villains without mouchtaches...😅
I don’t think it’s a villain arc. If you put eight people in an arena and poison all of them, with each having one of the required ingredients for an antidote, if one of them kills the others in order to survive there is enough moral gray zone to prevent a definitive villain label imo. Granted in this case the analogy has to be scaled up to the millions or perhaps billions, but it’s still a matter of kill everyone else (and their worlds) or you (and your world) die. Edit: To clarify, it’s definitely not the “we are heroes” vibe from the singularity chapters. I’m not saying that killing everyone else to ensure one’s own survival is a morally upstanding decision, just that coercion (The Foreign God is coercing Ritsuka) and securing one’s own safety prevent a full blown villain label from being justified in my opinion.
What I want to see in Ordeal Call (where the JP server is now) is Novum Chaldea gaining a new identity as Lostbelt: Beast VII, the destroyer of failed worlds, and being forced to come to terms with that fact before they can enter the airspace of their home in Antarctica. For those of you who may not remember, the Foreign God appeared briefly at the end of Lostbelt 5 with the class signal of "Beast VII", whom we were completely unprepared to fight. However, she was driven back by Kirschtaria Wodime's Sirius-Light-enhanced meteor spell that came at the cost of his life. Nevertheless, the Lostbelt eventually ceased to be, though we never even touched its Tree of Emptiness (it was burned down from within by Muramasa).
My god, finally! Someone else that shares my headcanon! Yes, Chaldea meets all the qualifications to be Beast VII. A monster born from human origin, who destroys humanity despite loving humanity. Additionally, it was stated that because Beast I came into existence, as a consequence Beast VII would also come into existence. And what else came into it's current existence because of Goetia? CHALDEA!
@@DPSS927 Oh man, if this is what Nasu is truly leading up to, then the true final chapter of FGO's main story is going to be insane. And that's counting the absurdity we faced in LB7....
@@Cynicz13 Legit think it would very much in line with the Nasuverse. A hero who, by throwing away their heart and principles, becomes responsible for their own fall and tragedy. Beast VII Chaldea, an Organization who seeks to save humanity by destroying humanity. A perpectually dead Lostbelt that clings on to life by destroying other worlds. Sadly, regardless of how fitting it would be, it's never gonna happen. Fgo grew so much that it encapsulated more than Nasu fans. And the people who are in the game just for the waifus and husbandos would never accepr an ending where they become the villain.
It's not wrong but quite a stretch. He's definitely a villain, to the one playing a god. Ruining their game, messing up their plan, and spoiling their entertainment. The one false lies on the hand of those who bleached the earth white and Chaldian A-Team just has no choice but to comply, being their puppet, altho some might be more enthusiastic than others, but their choice is either to perish or take chances to live another life. False trees planted down in your backyard and meant to overgrow the whole house that was meant to be empty, suddenly, you, its owner come up from the basement and start pruning the tree to minimize the damage to your already doomed house then uprooted the entire tree itself. Although your house is doomed, robbed, empty, and barren, yet, it's still your house. Once brimming with life, death, misery, pleasantry, all the same. Who the fu*k this 'god' think your house is? Their sandbox?? They think they can just walk in willy-nelly, building sand castles and claim 'These are towns of tragedy, altho filled with despair, there's still hope and its people' then expect us, the owner of the house, the very landlord ourselves, feeling bad from topple their make-believe sand castles despite it a little too real? No. They are outsiders, the foreigners, the aliens that want you to believe you're taking life, but in fact, you only taking away their fantasy. This IS our house, there're many post-war nuked-out houses but this one is MINE. They would do best to the GET THE FU*K OUT OF MY LAWN! =================================== Cosmos in the Lostbelts feels a little over-the-top where it just upright Goetia-ed the whole world as an opener where the former failed to achieve then this one just does, a literal snap of fingers. But it's such an emotional roller coaster of joy and experiences to ride.
One thing I’ve wondered since beating LB5 is that Wodimes whole thing was turning regular humans into gods, and he activated it. It was on the whole fight we had with him. Wonder if it had any effects on the MC
IIRC The lostbelts only exist inside the storm wall. The Trees of Emptiness sort of simulate a past and establish its present state in reality, so while the people may remember more existing in the past, only the people within the wall actually exist.
@@ChaosDraguss Even within wall lf light, it's still mainland China in 2019. Plus youd think, since they're all basicaly medieval farmers, the family unit would be larger than 2 parents + 2 kids. Either that or Qin had some form of population control like 2 child policy.
@@needledealer9971 He basically had built in population control by having everyone die young. Not to mention being perfectly willing to nuke a whole village if he suspects confucianism. Honestly, what we saw in the lostbelt very much did not point to a very highly populated China.
@@needledealer9971 The elixir he distributed "cured" old age by having everyone die before aging past their prime. Also made everyone a lot more...mentally simple
In the end we became decade ,destroyer of the world to get back our future and proper human history world ,yeah this is the greatest holy grail war where all servants (good, evil, god, demi servant, demi god) work together.
Not really. First if you even count him as "destroying" the lost belts, which is debatable as all he is doing is removing their connection to our world their non existence is do to what made them lost belts in the first place, none of lost belts has a healthy population. lost belt one is just a few villiage in Russia, lost belts 2 and 3 have heavy population controls, 4 is not so slowly erasing it's population. 5 is only a small number of islands that have no population growth and 6 has no true humans and the fairies got what they deserved as all the descent ones came with us or were killed.
Unlikely. At this point, I would say slightly around 10k at lowest (since Lostbelt 2 had 100 villages with 100 people in them). Lostbelt 3 and 4 had an unidentified number of people, but I doubt it had that many (at least based on our interactions within it). While Ritsuka had the intention of destroying Lostbelt 1 (which likely had many people in it due to harsh conditions of living) and 5 (which had at least 10 million people living in Olympus based on early statements), Ritsuka never destroyed Lostbelt 1 and 5. First, the Lostbelt foreign god priestess cut down the tree, and in the fifth Lostbelt, Muramsa destroyed it. Now granted, Ritsuka still planned to cut down both trees, so intent is still there. In terms of Lostbelt 6 and 7, then Oberon/Fairies and Ort pretty much destroyed the entire population of them. So Ritsuka likely at this point has death count (indirect kills) of over 10 k people.
What happen to ritsuka after the 7 lostbelt?. Is he will defeat and fought with alien god, sefar, ort, chaos for survive?. Is he will become the beast itself? because he destroy other humanity within lost belts?. Is he will become strongest master because he is the final master of humanity, via bend the throne of hero and holy grail with his will? What will happen to olga marie, because he will fought the ritsuka? This will be anwser in the ordeal of lostbelt (arc 3 fgo)
Dude. You know how many population in each lostbelts? Milions,bilions, trilions. If each lostbelts is 8 bilion or trilion. That mean: ritsuka is already slaughter more than 86 bilion or trilions of lives. Its more than what herrcherr of the end in honkai impact 3 can do. He become the most dangerous than honkai. If we think how many ritsuka killed in each lostbelts
@KaizenArcadian Unlikely. Lostbelt 1 was a very unfriendly world for survival, so it was unlikely it had many people in it. Albeit Ritsuka had intent to destroy it, ultimately the tree was cut down by the foreign god priestess. No kills by Ritsuka here. Lostbelt 2 was, if I recall correctly, a population of 10k (100 villages with 100 people each). Unless maybe we count Giants. Lostbelt 3 (I don't recall if the number was stated or implied), but to my recollection, it didn't have that many people in it, at least from our interactions (it was almost entirely rather primitive village work with a city that had some artist in it, but mostly it looked like mechanical). Lostbelt 4 also was a village world that was regularly pruned by its king to the point there was less and less in it. So I doubt there was that much in it either. Lostbelt 5 is where it starts to get ugly number-wise, as Olympus (not counting Atlantis, but unlikely the population was that high given it consisted of rather small islands) was stated to have a population of at least 10 million people. Albeit Ritsuka planned to prune this Lostbelt too by cutting down the tree, Muramasa (working for the foreign god) does it first. In Lostbelt 6 and 7, their population is gone, either due to Oberon and Cernunnos's actions in the former and Ort in the latter. So Ritsuka ultimately destroyed only Lostbelt 2, 3, and 4 (albeit he planned to destroy also 1st and 5th, and 7th; it's just someone else stole his kills).
Actually it does exist, it's different from Singularity Fate are series of alternate timeline, a timeline is a line of time, where everything happened and existing at different times Well do you think fate series are never connected? They do
The foreign god is the true villain not Chaldea and not the lostbelts because remember it was the foreign god (an alien) who invaded our world and destroyed it killing most of humanity. It was the foreign god who created the trees of emptiness to anchor the lostbelts putting Chaldea in an inevitable collision course with them as the lostbelts need to go for proper human history to survive. Whether its Chaldea or the lostbelts, both sides are merely fighting for survival with the alternative being oblivion, so the true villain is the one that put them in the position where they had to destroy each other in order to live
To my knowledge, Chaldea remnants could survive and already did survive the pruning of human history (hell, even crypters from human history were allowed to survive in Lostbelts and even outlived their own Lostbelts). So at this point it's not really about survival, and Chaldea could technically throw lots with any party, such as Losbelt or even foreign god, or just stay neutral. So it's not really that foreign god forced them to do so. It's foreign God that created situation which was at odds with Chaldea remnants goal of restoring proper human history. In the end Chaldea remnants made decision they made to destroy Losbelts much like Foreign god made his decisions to destroy proper human history. Both acted from perspective of end justifies extreme means (albeit Chaldea remnants are doing so in very irrational and inconsistent fashion).
so like does it mean the originial fuji is a villain now OR another verse of chaledeas that fuji is evil(im new to fgo so i tink lostbelt is another universe)
the original, or maybe i should say "the MC" in this story. well, he is evil only from the Lostbelts perspective. for us, he is trying his best to retrieve the earth.
Better to let the Original World vanish, most magus there are mentally ill and most of the world is messed up due to All World Evil, Holy grail which causes heroes to kill each other and lastly and most importaly, if everything is already decided by the root, what's the use of living in such a world. There is a chance the Root doesn't control the fate of lostbelts. A lostbelt will also have a better chance against ORT if ORT's do attack Lostbelts. Also some things here might be wrong as I don't play FGO.
Hey Ritsuka, you should let your mom and dad and potentially any other family members along with any friends or people close to you that you have in your world die for these random people in worlds that didn’t even exist before now. Yeah, sounds like a great plan. I don’t know about you, but if it was a choice between the people I care about and a billion people from a world that wasn’t even supposed to exist, I know who I’d chose.
@@krism.6598 I was not telling Ritsuka to let the original world vanish but just telling why it might be better for the original world to vanish. Kind of a What if Ritsuka lost.
Fujimaru is not the villain. The Lostbelts ARE NOT REAL. People are idiots for thinking they are. If they were real then they would not disappear when you remove the pseudo grail. The truth of that is undeniable.
Uh what you are talking about is a singularity. Lostbelts are whole different timelines that were pruned from existence bcs humanity in those timeline hit a dead end, either from not being able to progress in technology like our normal history or in some worst case scenario, completely wiped out. These Lostbelts don’t have a grail to power them so they can function, they only need a Tree of Void to anchor them onto the EARTH itself so they can keep developing and potentially one day overwrite our own earth as we know it. Unlike Singularities where a grail made a small shift in the timeline and we can easily travel back in time to set things right by cutting off that branch right when it was formed. Lostbelts tho are literally parallel timelines where things got messed up at some point and those timelines have progressed on their own for THOUSANDS of years, and we don’t have the choice to simply go back in time and cut the problem at its roots, no, we are literally killing a whole other developed history so that ours can survive. It’s made worse by the fact that these different worlds under the right condition can easily detach from our earth and survive on its own. That’s why every time we erase one Lostbelt, we are killing everyone in it. Ofc they all just vanish at the end of their lives, no pain involved but it doesn’t make it any better for Ritsuka.
@@ucmanhvuong4301That would basically make Chaldea into Lostbelt: Beast VII. Think about it: Beast VII is quite literally the endbringer of the world in which it appears. Because of its love for humanity, it wipes out an entire world so that humanity cannot destroy itself with its own folly. Since (as of last year on the the JP server) we have destroyed all 7 Lostbelts for the sake of our world's (and thus, humanity's) survival, Chaldea has more than earned the right to be called "Lostbelt: Beast VII". That may also contribute to the reason why we cannot approach our old Chaldea Base yet, but we won't know for a while. I, however, will call it now: Novum Chaldea is Lostbelt: Beast VII; hence why the Counter Force kept us out of our base at Antarctica. And until and unless we accept that truth and deal with it somehow, we cannot get past the barrier erected by the CF.
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Just a matter of perspective. The Lostbelts are doomed to fail anyway, like Fairy Britain or India. Even Atlantis, supposed to be a paradise, faced the Primordial Chaos, which required a Lostbelt incarnate to counter it.
Objection: if he was a villain where is his dashing manly beard and moustache? He looks like a K-Pop b-roll. I rest my case.
sorry, but I chuckled at this lol especially some of the bearded and mustached folks in the series have actually been villains once
Yeah, that boi could learn a thing or two from Blackbeard
@@zedsan-g3lor Moriarty archer cuz that old man has drip
What about the fem protagonist
Then let me remind you that Kotomine Kirei, Souren Araya these guys don't have any mouchtache either...😅 Hell there are many villains without mouchtaches... in different animes... You might be a one piece fan and you can't imagine villains without mouchtaches...😅
I don’t think it’s a villain arc. If you put eight people in an arena and poison all of them, with each having one of the required ingredients for an antidote, if one of them kills the others in order to survive there is enough moral gray zone to prevent a definitive villain label imo. Granted in this case the analogy has to be scaled up to the millions or perhaps billions, but it’s still a matter of kill everyone else (and their worlds) or you (and your world) die.
Edit: To clarify, it’s definitely not the “we are heroes” vibe from the singularity chapters. I’m not saying that killing everyone else to ensure one’s own survival is a morally upstanding decision, just that coercion (The Foreign God is coercing Ritsuka) and securing one’s own safety prevent a full blown villain label from being justified in my opinion.
For me fujimaru is the hero .he just being what should be done he is taking every pain and trauma by himself and moving forward to save his world .
What I want to see in Ordeal Call (where the JP server is now) is Novum Chaldea gaining a new identity as Lostbelt: Beast VII, the destroyer of failed worlds, and being forced to come to terms with that fact before they can enter the airspace of their home in Antarctica.
For those of you who may not remember, the Foreign God appeared briefly at the end of Lostbelt 5 with the class signal of "Beast VII", whom we were completely unprepared to fight. However, she was driven back by Kirschtaria Wodime's Sirius-Light-enhanced meteor spell that came at the cost of his life. Nevertheless, the Lostbelt eventually ceased to be, though we never even touched its Tree of Emptiness (it was burned down from within by Muramasa).
My god, finally! Someone else that shares my headcanon!
Yes, Chaldea meets all the qualifications to be Beast VII. A monster born from human origin, who destroys humanity despite loving humanity. Additionally, it was stated that because Beast I came into existence, as a consequence Beast VII would also come into existence. And what else came into it's current existence because of Goetia? CHALDEA!
@@DPSS927 Oh man, if this is what Nasu is truly leading up to, then the true final chapter of FGO's main story is going to be insane. And that's counting the absurdity we faced in LB7....
@@DPSS927 The master of Chaldea will be Beast VII and the world they are from is going to end up being a lost belt.
@@Cynicz13 Legit think it would very much in line with the Nasuverse. A hero who, by throwing away their heart and principles, becomes responsible for their own fall and tragedy. Beast VII Chaldea, an Organization who seeks to save humanity by destroying humanity. A perpectually dead Lostbelt that clings on to life by destroying other worlds.
Sadly, regardless of how fitting it would be, it's never gonna happen. Fgo grew so much that it encapsulated more than Nasu fans. And the people who are in the game just for the waifus and husbandos would never accepr an ending where they become the villain.
Isnt beast 7 basically confirmed to be marisbury tho?
It's not wrong but quite a stretch. He's definitely a villain, to the one playing a god.
Ruining their game, messing up their plan, and spoiling their entertainment. The one false lies on the hand of those who bleached the earth white and Chaldian A-Team just has no choice but to comply, being their puppet, altho some might be more enthusiastic than others, but their choice is either to perish or take chances to live another life.
False trees planted down in your backyard and meant to overgrow the whole house that was meant to be empty, suddenly, you, its owner come up from the basement and start pruning the tree to minimize the damage to your already doomed house then uprooted the entire tree itself.
Although your house is doomed, robbed, empty, and barren, yet, it's still your house. Once brimming with life, death, misery, pleasantry, all the same. Who the fu*k this 'god' think your house is? Their sandbox??
They think they can just walk in willy-nelly, building sand castles and claim 'These are towns of tragedy, altho filled with despair, there's still hope and its people' then expect us, the owner of the house, the very landlord ourselves, feeling bad from topple their make-believe sand castles despite it a little too real?
No.
They are outsiders, the foreigners, the aliens that want you to believe you're taking life, but in fact, you only taking away their fantasy. This IS our house, there're many post-war nuked-out houses but this one is MINE. They would do best to the GET THE FU*K OUT OF MY LAWN!
===================================
Cosmos in the Lostbelts feels a little over-the-top where it just upright Goetia-ed the whole world as an opener where the former failed to achieve then this one just does, a literal snap of fingers. But it's such an emotional roller coaster of joy and experiences to ride.
Nice writing there bud. Totally agree👌
Actually
The Foreign God has been manipulating Novum Chaldea with a separate set of Apostles.
0:42 amazing
He's just on the Avenger grindset
You predicted the new chapter story 🤣🤣
Our boi Ritsuka being traumatised as usual lmao.
One thing I’ve wondered since beating LB5 is that Wodimes whole thing was turning regular humans into gods, and he activated it. It was on the whole fight we had with him. Wonder if it had any effects on the MC
Fujimaru Ritsuka is the best Master in all Fate Series.
Probably killed billions. I mean he did destroy the Chinese Lostbelt.
IIRC The lostbelts only exist inside the storm wall. The Trees of Emptiness sort of simulate a past and establish its present state in reality, so while the people may remember more existing in the past, only the people within the wall actually exist.
@@ChaosDraguss Even within wall lf light, it's still mainland China in 2019. Plus youd think, since they're all basicaly medieval farmers, the family unit would be larger than 2 parents + 2 kids. Either that or Qin had some form of population control like 2 child policy.
@@needledealer9971 He basically had built in population control by having everyone die young. Not to mention being perfectly willing to nuke a whole village if he suspects confucianism. Honestly, what we saw in the lostbelt very much did not point to a very highly populated China.
@@ChaosDraguss Having everyone die at 13 is the scandinavian lostbelt or maybe there is something I am forgeting.
@@needledealer9971 The elixir he distributed "cured" old age by having everyone die before aging past their prime. Also made everyone a lot more...mentally simple
And thats how fujimaru became worse than hitler. The end
Ordeal Call 2 about Ritsuka video 🙌🏻
In the end we became decade ,destroyer of the world to get back our future and proper human history world ,yeah this is the greatest holy grail war where all servants (good, evil, god, demi servant, demi god) work together.
Millions! 😂
Wow, what a way to lowball the numbers. At this point, I'm pretty sure the number is appprouching the TRILLIONS.
Not really. First if you even count him as "destroying" the lost belts, which is debatable as all he is doing is removing their connection to our world their non existence is do to what made them lost belts in the first place, none of lost belts has a healthy population. lost belt one is just a few villiage in Russia, lost belts 2 and 3 have heavy population controls, 4 is not so slowly erasing it's population. 5 is only a small number of islands that have no population growth and 6 has no true humans and the fairies got what they deserved as all the descent ones came with us or were killed.
Unlikely.
At this point, I would say slightly around 10k at lowest (since Lostbelt 2 had 100 villages with 100 people in them). Lostbelt 3 and 4 had an unidentified number of people, but I doubt it had that many (at least based on our interactions within it). While Ritsuka had the intention of destroying Lostbelt 1 (which likely had many people in it due to harsh conditions of living) and 5 (which had at least 10 million people living in Olympus based on early statements), Ritsuka never destroyed Lostbelt 1 and 5. First, the Lostbelt foreign god priestess cut down the tree, and in the fifth Lostbelt, Muramsa destroyed it. Now granted, Ritsuka still planned to cut down both trees, so intent is still there.
In terms of Lostbelt 6 and 7, then Oberon/Fairies and Ort pretty much destroyed the entire population of them.
So Ritsuka likely at this point has death count (indirect kills) of over 10 k people.
Ritsuka Fujimaru: *Feeling bad for having to bring an end to seven worlds to save humanity*
Kamen Rider Decade: "Man, you have it easy kid."
Villain or not, one thing is for sure: These lostbelts should not exist.
What happen to ritsuka after the 7 lostbelt?.
Is he will defeat and fought with alien god, sefar, ort, chaos for survive?.
Is he will become the beast itself? because he destroy other humanity within lost belts?.
Is he will become strongest master because he is the final master of humanity, via bend the throne of hero and holy grail with his will?
What will happen to olga marie, because he will fought the ritsuka?
This will be anwser in the ordeal of lostbelt (arc 3 fgo)
dude, i havent done 7 yet because im using NA, but man i cant wait!
@@mr.skeptic wait. Where the lostbelt you do now
@@KaizenArcadian the last one was Tunguska event
@@mr.skeptic tunguska? What is that event?
@@KaizenArcadian bro that was after LB6. With Taigong-Wang, Koyanskaya
Honestly if we don't get Ritska or Shirou as a beast class I would be surprised
I mean...by sheer numbers alone, we have killed more people than the Alien God could ever hope to.
Dude. You know how many population in each lostbelts?
Milions,bilions, trilions. If each lostbelts is 8 bilion or trilion. That mean: ritsuka is already slaughter more than 86 bilion or trilions of lives. Its more than what herrcherr of the end in honkai impact 3 can do. He become the most dangerous than honkai. If we think how many ritsuka killed in each lostbelts
@KaizenArcadian Unlikely.
Lostbelt 1 was a very unfriendly world for survival, so it was unlikely it had many people in it. Albeit Ritsuka had intent to destroy it, ultimately the tree was cut down by the foreign god priestess. No kills by Ritsuka here.
Lostbelt 2 was, if I recall correctly, a population of 10k (100 villages with 100 people each). Unless maybe we count Giants.
Lostbelt 3 (I don't recall if the number was stated or implied), but to my recollection, it didn't have that many people in it, at least from our interactions (it was almost entirely rather primitive village work with a city that had some artist in it, but mostly it looked like mechanical).
Lostbelt 4 also was a village world that was regularly pruned by its king to the point there was less and less in it. So I doubt there was that much in it either.
Lostbelt 5 is where it starts to get ugly number-wise, as Olympus (not counting Atlantis, but unlikely the population was that high given it consisted of rather small islands) was stated to have a population of at least 10 million people. Albeit Ritsuka planned to prune this Lostbelt too by cutting down the tree, Muramasa (working for the foreign god) does it first.
In Lostbelt 6 and 7, their population is gone, either due to Oberon and Cernunnos's actions in the former and Ort in the latter.
So Ritsuka ultimately destroyed only Lostbelt 2, 3, and 4 (albeit he planned to destroy also 1st and 5th, and 7th; it's just someone else stole his kills).
from every views, none are good nor bad, they only do for their own survival
Better antihero than Light
Does it really count as killing if they not supposed to be exist in the first place
Actually it does exist, it's different from Singularity
Fate are series of alternate timeline, a timeline is a line of time, where everything happened and existing at different times
Well do you think fate series are never connected? They do
The foreign god is the true villain not Chaldea and not the lostbelts because remember it was the foreign god (an alien) who invaded our world and destroyed it killing most of humanity. It was the foreign god who created the trees of emptiness to anchor the lostbelts putting Chaldea in an inevitable collision course with them as the lostbelts need to go for proper human history to survive. Whether its Chaldea or the lostbelts, both sides are merely fighting for survival with the alternative being oblivion, so the true villain is the one that put them in the position where they had to destroy each other in order to live
To my knowledge, Chaldea remnants could survive and already did survive the pruning of human history (hell, even crypters from human history were allowed to survive in Lostbelts and even outlived their own Lostbelts). So at this point it's not really about survival, and Chaldea could technically throw lots with any party, such as Losbelt or even foreign god, or just stay neutral. So it's not really that foreign god forced them to do so. It's foreign God that created situation which was at odds with Chaldea remnants goal of restoring proper human history. In the end Chaldea remnants made decision they made to destroy Losbelts much like Foreign god made his decisions to destroy proper human history. Both acted from perspective of end justifies extreme means (albeit Chaldea remnants are doing so in very irrational and inconsistent fashion).
so like does it mean the originial fuji is a villain now OR another verse of chaledeas that fuji is evil(im new to fgo so i tink lostbelt is another universe)
the original, or maybe i should say "the MC" in this story. well, he is evil only from the Lostbelts perspective. for us, he is trying his best to retrieve the earth.
@@mr.skeptic so like it's a lostbelt right?(meaning the wrong path)
Just Imagine him as Decade destroying the AR world to save the multiverse.
ritsuka isn't evil or a villain, he simply is doing what he has to do to save his world.
What the intro name?
Better to let the Original World vanish, most magus there are mentally ill and most of the world is messed up due to All World Evil, Holy grail which causes heroes to kill each other and lastly and most importaly, if everything is already decided by the root, what's the use of living in such a world. There is a chance the Root doesn't control the fate of lostbelts. A lostbelt will also have a better chance against ORT if ORT's do attack Lostbelts.
Also some things here might be wrong as I don't play FGO.
Hey Ritsuka, you should let your mom and dad and potentially any other family members along with any friends or people close to you that you have in your world die for these random people in worlds that didn’t even exist before now.
Yeah, sounds like a great plan.
I don’t know about you, but if it was a choice between the people I care about and a billion people from a world that wasn’t even supposed to exist, I know who I’d chose.
@@krism.6598 I was not telling Ritsuka to let the original world vanish but just telling why it might be better for the original world to vanish. Kind of a What if Ritsuka lost.
Fujimaru is not the villain.
The Lostbelts ARE NOT REAL. People are idiots for thinking they are.
If they were real then they would not disappear when you remove the pseudo grail. The truth of that is undeniable.
I think you're confusing Lostbelts with Singularities
Well yes the LB is a world that will end eventually even if they have the tree anyway. Doesn't make the people there not real
Uh what you are talking about is a singularity. Lostbelts are whole different timelines that were pruned from existence bcs humanity in those timeline hit a dead end, either from not being able to progress in technology like our normal history or in some worst case scenario, completely wiped out. These Lostbelts don’t have a grail to power them so they can function, they only need a Tree of Void to anchor them onto the EARTH itself so they can keep developing and potentially one day overwrite our own earth as we know it.
Unlike Singularities where a grail made a small shift in the timeline and we can easily travel back in time to set things right by cutting off that branch right when it was formed.
Lostbelts tho are literally parallel timelines where things got messed up at some point and those timelines have progressed on their own for THOUSANDS of years, and we don’t have the choice to simply go back in time and cut the problem at its roots, no, we are literally killing a whole other developed history so that ours can survive. It’s made worse by the fact that these different worlds under the right condition can easily detach from our earth and survive on its own. That’s why every time we erase one Lostbelt, we are killing everyone in it. Ofc they all just vanish at the end of their lives, no pain involved but it doesn’t make it any better for Ritsuka.
@@ucmanhvuong4301That would basically make Chaldea into Lostbelt: Beast VII.
Think about it: Beast VII is quite literally the endbringer of the world in which it appears. Because of its love for humanity, it wipes out an entire world so that humanity cannot destroy itself with its own folly.
Since (as of last year on the the JP server) we have destroyed all 7 Lostbelts for the sake of our world's (and thus, humanity's) survival, Chaldea has more than earned the right to be called "Lostbelt: Beast VII". That may also contribute to the reason why we cannot approach our old Chaldea Base yet, but we won't know for a while.
I, however, will call it now: Novum Chaldea is Lostbelt: Beast VII; hence why the Counter Force kept us out of our base at Antarctica. And until and unless we accept that truth and deal with it somehow, we cannot get past the barrier erected by the CF.
@@ucmanhvuong4301 So LB IS the parallel timelines I thought it was something like a universe
Thanks for the explanation