Nobunaga The Fool Thread

[Ryujin]

Mitsu's reaction face at the tea ceremony was glorious.

Then they followed it up with the planet cracking.

I can see him getting drunk in a bar with Brutus somewhere down the line.

[iCards]

Episode 14:

Spoiler

For all of the hate Ceaser has garnered the scene between him and Ichihime was charming. Not to mention he has a Big D. Heros moment at the end.

Jeanne is apparently going to get a bit of a focus arc with the way episode 14 ended. She may have learned how to handle herself in a mech brawl, but she is still a naieve teenager when it comes to war tactics and not so funny crazy people. That and after her last big mess up she probably didn't want any risks. Good news, she kept her Regalia from falling into enemy hands.

Arthur's Round Table is definitly not what fiction makes it out to be. This Round Table apparently has no problem stabbing eachother in the back.

I also liked the clash of culture and tactics.

[hitokirigarou]

Arthur's Round Table is definitly not what fiction makes it out to be

Because it's not composed of the true knights of the Round Table (Lancelot, Percival, Galahad, etc.)?

[iCards]

Arthur's Round Table is definitly not what fiction makes it out to be

Because it's not composed of the true knights of the Round Table (Lancelot, Percival, Galahad, etc.)?

It was a joke.

[Destiny_Gundam]

My opinion of Caesar has been improved slightly. I just hope he is enough of a gentleman to not lay his hands on some one who's obviously unwilling.

I fear Jeanne might not be so lucky...

[hitokirigarou]

It was a joke.

I do wonder if Lancelot and co actually existed, though. If they did, were they supplanted by the current Round Table?

[iCards]

It was a joke.

I do wonder if Lancelot and co actually existed, though. If they did, were they supplanted by the current Round Table?

Arthur himself looks and acts more like a Merlin(Wizard) type character than the Warrior we hear about in Fiction.

Episode 15: Jeanne is going to go nuts by the end of this show.