>>445845
Right this way sir, welcome to PHH and the Arctic.
>>445857
>Blubeard is just as powerful a threat as Zero Gilles in almost the exact same way.
Sion states that some Alter Egos can stand on their own like Bluebeard and the Poo rivals, but more often than not you get broken people like Cerejiera, Medusa, Durga, Lanling and to an extent Bhima who are incapable of bringing to bear their full potential due to missing an important piece, emotions. Sion says "Why do servants have emotions? Because they are more useful that way" And Alter Egos, especially the ones Rani created who had a singular emotional focus lack that usefulness
>Why the fuck would you compare...
I'm using it as an example as to
why it would/should be viewed as bad to use an Alter Ego. I'm not taking basic bitch skeletons and zombies necromancy. I'm talking patchwork abominations made of multiple different creatures, including humans. Imagine that the bodies and souls put into the unholy abomination are in pain due to constant deterioration and regeneration and are forced to comply through magic. Do you think the unholy abomination has a right to exist as-is? Would using it, even if you didn't create it, be right or wrong?
That's the point OC1 is trying to make.
> Anyone have a screenshot backing this statement up?
I'll find you screenshots later. But first, consider this.
Rani XII was hosting grail wars to do two things
**1) Have the current Alter Egos fight and the last man standing will be put into containment for the Alter Ego Army
2) The energy that gathers in the Holy Grail is used to rotate the Paper Moon which serves as a centrifuge to create the Alter Egos that would participate in the HGWs**
The reason the Paper Moon stops functioning as intended is because Rani XII begins repurposing it as a centrifuge. Which means the Holy Grail is what kicks off the events of OC1.
Furthermore, its established in Ordeal Call 0 that the trials would be singularities that must be resolved. And what does EVERY singularity have at its core? A holy grail.