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Fate/Apocrypha Ep.21 (Patreon)

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2026-06-09 06:06:26
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2026-08

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Anzor Wilson

Yeah I knew you would like this Episode. Just pure hands! Next Episode is my favorite!

Eirei_Emiya

As always, no spoilers 😀: Amakusa Shirou's plan is to use the Greater Grail to activate the Third Magic on a global scale. By doing so, he aims to instantly materialize the souls of all humanity, granting every person true immortality and perpetual happiness Thats the principal function of the 3rd True Magic. People will become immortal beings of higher existence. The soul itself becomes the body, and it perpetually originates magical energy to maintain itself Amakusa believes that because humans live in fear of death and scarcity, they are driven to commit evil acts such as wars, greed, and suffering. His goal is to provide salvation by removing the root causes of humanity's pain. By granting everyone eternal life and an infinite magical power supply, he intends to create a utopia where no one would ever have a reason to harm another person. Basically, eternal peace on earth Its basically what Kiritsugu wanted in Fate/Zero. The difference being that in the Apo timeline, the Grail is not corrupted and Amakusa Shirou actually knows the precise method he needs to make his wish come true -------------------------------------- Caster Shakespeare role in all of this, since it wont be well explained: Using his writing prowess and Noble Phantasms, Shakespeare could affect real-world events and cast psychological attacks on their enemies. This was intended to help "hypnotize" and convince mankind not to sin once granted immortality. However, Shakespeare's true passion as a dramatist was tragedy. Since Amakusa's goal was to bring absolute salvation and a happy ending to humanity, Shakespeare was constantly tempted to subvert the outcome to see if it would make for a better, more tragic narrative Which is why Amakusa used the command spells, strictly forbidding Shakespeare from shifting the narrative into a tragedy

BlackRugrats

bet ima read this at the beginning of my ep 23 reaction