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SOS Bros React - Fate Strange Fake Episode 6 -

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Ace Sock Vims

This episode doesn't have TOO much skipped content, especially compared to the last, mostly because the Anime extends the Richard vs Enkidu fight to make it seem more epic, plus Richard's backstory is also extended through imagery. But, like anyone watching can guess, the Anime does shuffle some Events around, mainly between Sigma's scenes and Richard/Ayaka scenes. It was done to properly fit scenes into episodes, but it does get kinda weird at points. But of course, there's still some stuff that was skipped. - First off, YES. Richard got himself a Noble Phantasm purely through the power of Delusion. The anime doesn't really get into details, but his "Fakexcalibur" has its power depend on whatever he uses to fire it. The more powerful the "weapon" the stronger the blast. However, it should be noted that Richard's Fakexcalibur will never be as powerful as Artoria's full power Excalibur, even if he somehow got his hands on the actual sword. There's still a limit to delusions, after all. - Sadly the anime cut a lot of Richard's reactions to modern stuff, as well as Ayaka being incredulous over the whole thing, like "This guy is seriously a king?". It mostly focused on him commenting on basically every genre of music, as well as him watching movies, most notably one about boxing, that he used as reference in his fight against Enkidu. - Caster notes that since morning, he's getting a weird feeling that he's being watched, referring to Watcher's ability to observe things. He's still working on the Hydra Venom dagger that he got back in episode 3. - In another scene, Caster and his Master talk about Alcides and what he represents. They talk a bunch about revenge specifically, and trail off to talk about a certain protagonist from one of Caster's books. I won't spoil who it is here, since the Anime moved Caster's True Name reveal back considerably, but it was overall a pretty good scene. Shame it got cut. - There was a brief scene with Hansa and the Quartet, with Hansa focusing on a news report about Missing people cases increasing steadily over the years. Most of those are actually for the Mana crystals Alcides' Master has been making. - And finally, a small detail but a fairly important one. Ayaka gets a text message from Fillia, which she feels is odd.