#fate frankenstein

[dailyfigures]

Frankenstein ; Fate/Grand Order ☆ Max Factory

[doctorchapatinphd]

[hasmashdoneanythingwrong]

Context:

[melon-nyan]

BTW., this is Round 1/10 from Chara vs. Chara. You vote which chara goes to the next round.

[margaretkart]

"Life, although it may only be an accumulation of anguish, is dear to me, and I will defend it."

[weirdlookindog]

Richard Wynn Keane (1809–1887) - Frankenstein's Monster, 1828

Concept art for the play "Presumption; or, The Fate of Frankenstein", which was the first stage adaptation of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's novel "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus".

[call-me-noa]

Beyond the Tale

Fate/Grand Order 8th anniversary memorial movie.

[ham-the-hamster]

Summer is way too hot🥵

[thegoodthegrandandtheugly]

[thebat-musicman]

Funniest Members of the JLD

Doctor Fate: He’s a fucking helmet. Like yes there is a god in the helmet but it doesn’t change the fact that this is a helmet.

Deadman: Extremely accurate name. Also where are they finding all of these circus acrobats.

Frankenstein: He’s from a classic novel?? He has the blood of an alien king??? He defended London against Nazis?? He worked for Father Time, who is a Japanese schoolgirl???? What is with this man.

John Constantine: Lost his house and the leadership of the JLD to Zatanna (his ex) after killing her father. Snorted Santa’s bones. not a good person at all.

Zatanna: Put a spell on Constantine to try and force him to be good. Also her name is Zatanna Zatara. That’s just kinda odd.

Batman: WHY IS HE EVEN HERE

[figurecollection]

Saber (Frankenstein) Garage Kit by Arinu to Sai no Kousakubeya, from Fate/Grand Order

[hasmashdoneanythingwrong]

Sadly we have no AC for her, but we do have a TVC for her!

Context:

[potatoattorney]

thinking about how walton is the only person who’s ever seen the creature for who he is. how every single person either attacked the creature or ran or fainted except for de lacey and walton.

how walton chooses to compose himself and speak with the creature despite his initial shock and victor’s dying wish for walton to kill the creature. how he chooses to hear what the creature has to say. how despite his grief and anger he chooses to treat the creature like a human and not some monster of pure evil. he doesn’t call the creature a demon out loud, only in his letter to his sister.

and walton listens. and he doesn’t judge the creature for his monstrous appearance. he reminds the creature that at every point he had a choice and yet the creature still chose to continue his violence every time. walton doesn’t hate the creature for looking like a monster. walton hates the creature purely for what he did.

imagining that scene from the creature’s point of view.

nobody has ever treated the creature like this before. even victor had to be restrained from attacking him before he would listen. so when the creature, mourning victor and once again wallowing in his guilt and self-pity, hears this other man approaching, of course he turns to escape through the window.

and then.

he hears walton’s voice telling him to stay. and for a brief moment everything seems wondrous. perhaps this is the small scrap of acceptance he’s been searching for his whole life.

in another world they could have been friends.

in any other world they never would have met.

[boysr4breaking]

Me and who ?

[kaguma-yururi]

[peglarpapers]

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1818), Letter II // Francis Crozier to James Clark Ross, Letter 172 (July 12th 1845), May We Be Spared To Meet On Earth