@@ericmotta1 This is why I like Gilgamesh. Yes he has a universal big ass ego. Yes he is the embodiment of Pride. Yes he is damn arrogant. But he has the power, skills and fortunes to back up all of that! The only way for anyone to defeat him is overpowering him in sheer force. Or do a sneaky tactics against him that he won't see it coming. UBW - he was only defeated at that time due that he was blinded by much of his arrogance upon looking down on Shirou. Realistically he could just end the boy faster but he was amusing himself that he didn't see it coming. Heaven's Feel - he literally didn't see it before he was chomped down like a burger. He was doing the world a favor by killing the monster hidden inside when he encountered her on an alley. But because he was so awed at the sight that he didn't have a seconds to do something before she ate him literally like a piece of cooked meat.
@@The_Apex_Hunter Not really. He didn't foresee the death of his beloved friend, Enkidu. As much others pointing out that his EX-rank skill, Sha Naqba Imuru, can see everything to the point as Omnipotence. He can't actually use it in 100% capacity as same goes with EA. He may capable using it but not entirely completely. Especially on the battlefield where fate fluctuates constantly on a whim. The only time Gilgamesh could entirely foresaw everything is when he became the 'Wise King' or his version in Fate/extra CCC. He wasn't remotely a smartass in Fate/zero and Fate/stay night. Much of himself in there is heavily clouded by his overwhelming ego and his never-ending distaste of the modern world in the 10 years he spent wandering around.
@Anthony Allmond it's not just about aim. In hollow ataraxia he used a sniper position with a good view on the bridge to block it, and it was the only way to get to get to the other half of Fuyuki. Therefore, until Shiro got stronger, he just couldn't get through it.
I'm about to change your life then: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YTZX7hmBUAE.html Literally about him. It's my favorite, but I'm sure we all have our preferences.
@@arcskyi It's not from the anime, it's from an additional character album called Fate/Violin Zero. Most songs in the album are original and are meant to represent each of the servants, though a few are special arrangements from the anime OPs/EDs
Gilgamesh in Fate/Zero : Onore Zasshu!! You want me to use my most powerful treasure on worthless mongrel!! Gilgamesh in Fate/Grand Order : Hell yeah Mongrel!!
Honestly, there should be some more counterparts to Gilgamesh. Like if he's humanity's first king who holds the treasure's of the past present and future. Then what about the last king of Humanity? Or a mage who mastered spacetime magic? They'ed have similar phantasm's to Gilg's Gates of Babylon, but they'ed be just different enough in function to not be the same. For the last King of Humanity his phantasm should be *All mankind's History*. Utilizing everything humanity has to offer, weapons, magic, technology. For the mage of reality, his phantasm should be *World enough in time* creating time gates to pull the weapons and tools across history. Including Divine constructs, it'd be an intersting battle there. Especially if you have Endukin vs Gleipnir, where Gleipnir by nature would win. No mortal or god can break the wolf's chains. I like this version cause you could even work in this guy having a equive to EA
Interesting but tbh the last King of Humanity may not have access to the power Gil has. This is because if you read the story of FGO, Gil was born in the Age of Gods, when Gods and Humans have coexisted side by side and Gilgamesh himself is a Half-God. His magic circuits are way different compared to a normal human. And no matter what, no one can wield EA expect him. So the argument itself becomes invalid. There is also the matter of if they can wield these weapons or not. For Gilgamesh, it is possible as he is a Half-God, but as the Age of Gods have ended, it may not be possible for Mages, let alone humans to wield and handle all of these divine artifacts. The mage of Reality you mentioned also cannot wield EA because as stated by Emiya himself, EA is the only sword that does not exist in this world. EA is only something Gilgamesh possesses and something only he can wield. The other reason why the mage who masters space time magic cannot wield or access all these weapons is the same reason stated above, they are humans so it's not possible for them as their magic circuits will not be able to handle all of these divine artifacts.
@@midzuki8292 Not to mention it'd be difficult to even define a "last king of humanity". Would you define them based on "the last king to rule the world" ? Which basically just amounts to genghis khan. And if you want to define them as "the last king" period, then it ceases to make much sense because many parts of the world still have a king like Thailand and England. So the idea becomes completely moot. The part about the mage can be made possible with some convenient ex machina like them binding themselves to a human vessel etc and using their magical circuits or any of that tripe fgo likes to use all the time I suppose.
@@markzuckerbread1865 Is there a point to that? One of my favorite Gilgamesh songs is by Type Moon, but I haven't ever heard it in the series. It's called Enuma Elish, and "Lightning Overdrive" (the channel) has it on RU-vid. It's amazing, but in the series all you really here is "The Battle is to the Strong", which is also epic. But I'm just saying, who cares as long as it is representative of the character?
@@Cleff_the_Magnificent_ It's usually a few songs related to specific characters in the series. Like a mini album dedicated to one or two characters specifically.
You could argue that since he's from the region but it's like calling Caesar an Italian Servant. Yes he was from the region but the reigning power wasn't what we call Italy it was Roman. Same for Gil except he's Mesopotamian.
