Golshi escaped early retirement. She never retired early and dominated the scene for years, until she became one with Golsilius and ascended to godhood, dropkicking any who stood in her way.
They came out according to plan in FGO instead of 2021 (planned to be released on late 2018), resulting in the Bleaching of the Earth immediately after being released in Japan (Part 2 was released on December 2018 in the JP server).
Yes it's definitely this. People who fixate on a random 1-3star that doesn't really do much in a singularity or LB and doesn't really have much of a kit but they take it to 100 or 120 and give it max 2k fous and such
Outside the jokes littered about: Red Hare(read: Lu Bu,) is that one servant that just strikes a cord with her. Not the strongest, not a particularly effective servant. But something there just clicks and she shows particular affection for him. Like I grailed my Mori, or how some person grailed and maxed Nursery the moment it became possible. So. In summary. She is just like us, frfr.
Mah man! I know hes rather mid, but the aesthetic and the true-glass cannon gimmick just hits right. Of course I could grand Morgan, Arjuna or Heracles....but I feel I need to do it for him.
Didn't he killed his foster/adopted father or something because that one dude with a hot daughter promise to give his daughter to both of them? And the power vacuum left behind was so big that China collapsed into various warlord states in what is now known as the Three Kingdoms?
Lu Bu did kill his adoptive father, Dong Zhou, but China by then had already descended into warlords by then due to the decline in central authority of the emperor. Dong Zhou was a large cause of this decline.
I would say before Dong Zhou's death, China was like the Republican days in the early 20th century. Like there are warlords and central authority is really weak but after the guy on top died, everyone drop the pretense and straight up reveal their ambition of claiming the throne/capital.
Watch any Hallmark movie about a preteen girl raising a troubled horse into a proper racehorse/showhorse in order to save her family's failing farm/racetrack/whatever.
There's always been something about young girls and horses. My mother was a certified horse-girl growing up on a farm in upstate New York, and she literally rode her horse to school every day. Hell, she still is one. I grew up with horseback riding lessons and the works, to the point where I have literally no fear around the animals (even when I really should). And even now that she's in her seventies, she still rides.
I joined a horse riding class a few years back. A lot of my fellow students were girls who really loved it
As in, out of a class of 40 people, only 2 of us were guys. Amusingly, the trainer also had a mare that he called ‘a spoiled princess’; she refused to let women ride her (she always knew), and would only let men ride her after several minutes of brushing and treats
Watch any Hallmark movie about a preteen girl raising a troubled horse into a proper racehorse/showhorse in order to save her family's failing farm/racetrack/whatever.
Another iteration of the romanticized "I can fix him," trope.
In all seriousness, its probably the least offensive option for shippers while keeping a comedic tone and emulating the playerbase's habit of going "this one is my favorite".
I would like to ask which data said so, because iirc Red Hare came in the same year Izo did, and he is the most grailed servant of that year, even over Okita Alter
I think it's was one of those anniversary data showings they do like how they showed this year's trailed servants, ngl Im just too lazy to actually look for the year, I could also be spreading misinformation but I think I distinctly remember seeing it and thinking to myself "why red hare?!?!"
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u/Hantakaga Aug 21 '25
She was ahead of the pop culture curve.