#fgo ivan the terrible

[kiwikipedia]

Maybe its because im short as fuck but I cannot mentally picture how tall things are without reference.

Anyways here’s Ivan The Terrible who is 16 Terrible Feet Tall and Jumpscared Me while I was working on an Edit because I forgot how Tall 16 Feet Is

[300iqprower]

Since you’re still doing the song and standpoint thing, how’s about Ivan the Terrible?

YOU KNOW EXACTLY HOW I FEEL- oh fine

Favorite thing: He does so much with so little. He technically has the least screentime of any lostbelt king by a huge margin yet he's easily the one who leaves the biggest impact, both literally and metaphorically

Least favorite thing: He's the one with the least screentime -_-

Favorite line: Again, all of them. And I'm not just saying that because if we're being real there's a 50% chance my actual fav is one i've written myself by this point

Favorite image: Clinik is OP

Song I associate with them (Why i do this): Lostbelt:

'Normal'

[nu-omicron-alpha-eta]

Fate Grand Order Servant Comparisons

Ivan the Terrible - Lostbelt Version

Left - FGO

Right - Reconstruction of the appearance of Ivan IV from the skull, made by anthropologist Mikhail Gerasimov , 1963

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[kikaruuni]

Fate Grand Order material VII [Digital]part 4

[thegoodthegrandandtheugly]

[akkreti]

I think it’s very sexy of Ivan the Terrible to turn all the population of Russia into furries

[cynthiaandsamus]

Nero you've grown even more beautiful

[nero-draco]

From the official artist

[zmeyel]

Going through the interludes for Road to 7. Ivan's was my favorite, had some real laugh out loud moments.

I was a bit surprised Anastasia's interlude went so all in on the romance vibes but it came off as sincere so I was mostly fine with it. Atalanta's felt a little weak to me but overall made up for it due to the dialogue between her and Sheba.

[mkarchin713]

FGO Prompt: Ra Ra Rasputin

~cacophony of screams andwhat sounds like someone threw a wet cat into an orchestra pit~

Ritsuka: What’s going on here!

Anastasia (confused):…

Ivan (standing protectively next to Anastasia):…

Rasputin (trying to shove a trombone down Mozart throat):…

Mozart: {gurgled trombone noises}

Ritsuka: Anastasia, what is going on?

Anastasia: well Mozart said he found a song I might like and started singing

Ritsuka: okay …

Anastasia: it went “There lived a certain man in Russia long ago~He was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow~Most people look at him with terror and with fear~But to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear~ He could preach the Bible like a preacher~Full of ecstasy and fire~But he also was the kind of teacher~Women would desire~

Ritsuka:…

Anastasia: then Mozart started singing Ra Ra, when Rasputin ran in and started doing … that.

Ritsuka:….

Rasputin: …

Ivan: …

Mozart: {sad goose sounds}

Ritsuka: carry on then.

[kiwikipedia]

I would actually love an opportunity to replay the story of the Grand Order arc with the servants and knowledge of fate that i have now.

But mostly I would love to beat the fuck outta Goetia with The Biggest Man Himself: Ivan the Terrible

[sealer-of-wenkamui]

I love how much love FGO shows Antonio Salieri, like your average person either doesn’t know him, or only knows about him through all the awful rumors and fictional depictions (primarily Amadeus....) that paint him as envious and a mediocre composer, which is far from the truth, his music is beautiful and was well loved back when he was alive (he was even more popular than Mozart in Vienna)

They lean into the fact that Servants aren’t literally the historical person brought back to life as-is, but rather a manifestation of their legends to depict all the rumors surrounding him and warping him into a literal monster who doesn’t know who he is. All while making it very clear that no, he did NOT kill Mozart, and they more or less got along, and his profile is quite accurate too, bringing up his role as a teacher (which LB1 and his interlude also reference!) and the false image of him that people have starting with the rumors around 1820...

And he’s practically the highlight of LB1 too, like the Dies Irae scene is one of the most memorable, and he’s also the last Servant to disappear, while bringing music to the world... And they clearly put a lot of care into his animations, and even have some of his music in his attacks (the ones i know for sure are his buster and quick card are from his Dies Irae, extra card is piano concerto in c)

I ended up listening to his music after getting attached to his character in fgo, and now I’m legitimately a Salieri fan, he has so many good pieces, and I’d love to see one of his operas live one day!

(some of my personal favorite pieces of his include “26 variations on la folia di spagna” his entire “Requiem” and “De Profundis”)

[skeith-platinumprincess]

Fate/Grand Order fans stayed up late yesterday waiting for the anticipated Ivan the Terrible raid...and he never showed up! Full details below!

[animegirlsakurablr]

Shenanigans in the Grand Order, part 660

🌸 Ivan the Terrible's interlude, part 2

*wheeze*

Could we please hear the ghost out before deciding to kill them?

So we still end up fighting them, to the surprise of no one (at least it explains the kind of enemy that shows up, but are we really forced to use a non-upgraded Iskander?!).

I get it.

This is perhaps the funniest interlude I've went through in a while. 🤣

Unfortunately for Murasaki, she wasn't fully listening and okay'd the name... 😔

Atalante Alter's interlude, part 1

About to potentially kill me? Yeah.

Almost got mauled by a teammate, so another Tuesday (er, Thursday).

Yup. Kinda hard to ignore the decapitated head that's leaking Danganronpa-style blood.

[nasuversepussygametourney]