@@rust5427 It is a remixed version of her theme, after all. Which is a nice little tie in to the implication that it was Baobhan getting tossed into the Great Pit and being absorbed into Cernunnos that finally awakened him, thanks to the built up curses in her heart from the Fetch Magecraft Beryl taught her and her hatred for the Fae.
Cernunnos was actually a kind god but he didn't want to punish the 6 fairies so instead he left them live in his body but the faries wanted land, Cernnunus couldn't create land so the fairies went "this god suck" and the human priestess try to make them reflect on their mistake, they didn't like that so they decided to kill the human priestess and Cernnunus by creating a festival, poison both, invent an history that land was given to them and use his body to create land and the priestess to clone humans. The 6 fairies became the six clans bells and the land became cursed due to that, we only fight Cernnnunus zombified corpse devoid of will.
Wasnt Waver in case files the one who thought that fairies are just massive assholes and that they can go fuck themselves on the other side of the world? I know there was someone in typemoon lore who had this oppinion and guess what, he/she couldnt be any closer to the truth.
@@John-Stark Melusine had a line with Waver where she learns he knows a lot about phh faries and wants to know. Probably ignoring he thinks negatively of them.
@saber 1616 I have no doubt PHH Fae are the same as LB Fae because of their nature and potential in chaos. No matter what you do to the Fae, they are still backstabbing sadistic pranksters who want nothing more than entertainment except for a select few. Hell, if PHH Fae were in the same position as the LB Fae, there's no question they do same shit all over again.
Huh Im dumb, it took me listening to this video around 30 times to realize at 1:32 you can hear bells which represent the fairies Cernunnos hated so much, whose bodies turned into the 6 bells when they died.
Fun fact: This BGM heard like remix version of Fairy knight Tristan theme, not only that Baobhan-sith jumped into the hole and probably become the "core" of Cernunnos, according to the Celtic mythology, Cernunnos is a male god with deer horns on his head or have deer head with man body, and Baobhan-sith is a kind of female elf that suck human's blood and with green skirt and deer's leg or lower body, you can heard that she make complaints about the costume while first ascension, and this could be the reason why she wear the high heel, although the official setting said she just fall in love with high heel. Deer head with deer's legs...is this only a coincidence? I don't think so.
@冴曇 Well...first this scene is a little obscurity, it's said that no one want to touch and deal with Baobhan-sith, then they decide "throw her behind the throne", and I think that there still have some space between the throne and big hole, and maybe window? And the last scene about Baobhan-sith is that she laughed and deep into the despair and anger, with the picture that someone look down the big hole from Camelot, then turned to Cernunnos, so I think she "jumped out" by herself, although her legs and arms are already decompose. I saw this scene with Japanese version, maybe it's will be a little different with other version? And maybe you're right.
@@vivianchang8014 i dun think there would need to have any winner in such a situation... but as nasu have clear stated that cernunnos is like a dream of baobhan sith and he ask kate to compose the bgm in this way
@@akunfgo8681 Not all faeries are dirty to its core. Fae Percival, Fae Garreth, Fae Red Harre / Red Rabbit are the perfect examples that not all faes posses such twisted mind. There are also some Faes who lived peacefully alongside with humans at Londinium, and they treated humans equally and not like a second class living beings.
If they made him a Ruler probably everyone with a Jalter would have started laughing maniacally for how easy it would have been. Remember Zeus? That fight is non existent if you have a Jalter (even NP1), I think it would have been the same with Cernunnos, still a hard fight, but waaaaaaay easier if you have certain servants.
@@LordAshura Havent found anything about calamities being greater threats than Beasts. The only thing I could find is that just how beasts are the major threat for humans and their human ruled world, calamities are the major threat for fairies and their fairy ruled world.
@@LordAshura I examined this Calamities and what I find is interesting and disturbing. While not similar to a Beasts that brings forth destruction to the human race. Calamities in a sense is related to a natural disaster. Disaster ranging from a small-scale to planetary threats. Take Barghest for example, her true form is the Omen of Death, the beast that devoured the weak. Having the saint graph of Gawain, bearer of the holy sword of the sun - Galantine. She could burned the entirety of a small region and if continued rampaging an entire country as well. Her aftermath would be akin as a raging forest fire that rages vast stretches of the land and drought that brings doomed to any survivor. Calamities are such called for a reason. They are a force of nature whether natural or mystical that could bring untold deaths and destruction.
That intro, I almost thought it was Childhood's End, in fact I'm hearing some parts of Childhood's End in this track. So Cernunnos is basically British Tiamat, so.... Cernudaddy?
beast: evil of humanity calamities: evil of fairies since LB6 is mostly fairies it translate well also those calamities are as strong or even more powerful than the beast
So in Fairy Britain Lostbelt we fought not evils of humanity but straight up calamities that are driven by the desire to wipe out everything. Welp. I guess that's Nasu's way of saying: prepare your asses. If I'm writing the next one, you're not just fighting 4 of these lol (considering there is a Type dormant in the next LB...)
AFAIK we are going to have to fight a Type (Type-Mercury, to be exact) in the next Lostbelt. Possibly Beast VII as well, and if what Holmes said at the end of Olympus is any indicator, Chaldea currently stands ZERO chance of toppling this Beast since we won't have the element of surprise that we did against the other Beasts. I.E. our only hope may be to team up with Daybit, assuming he's willing to cooperate with us. Considering that he's confirmed to be the master of a GRAND SERVANT (which is normally impossible), getting him to team with us will already be a monumental task as it is.
@@cameraredeye3115 well Type Mercury is in South America sleeping until the promised time, aka +1000 years. So maybe thats why Wodime doesn’t want the South American Lostbelt to happen due to Type Mercury is awake and he is on the verge of destroying humanity. From what we know of that Lostbelt is: 1. Divergence is before BC. 2. Daybit has a grand Servant, possibly the God of the Dead: Mictlāntēcutli due to the Grand Servant talking about the rules of the dead, and he is known as Scatter of Ashes: that is why there was mist all over his body when Chaldeas couldn’t get a read on him. 3. There is no Fantasy Tree detected, meaning a Lb 6 situation but Daybit is using Type Mercury’s power to keep it existing. 4. Humanity is on the verge of extinction. Meaning that it is possible to relocate beings of this Lostbelt into the PHH. 5. The Alien God is there, possibly recovering from Wodime’s attack, or Daybit is using the Grand Servant to hold her. 6. Type Mercury could most likely be there. I can imagine it like a Tiamat situation, but its only a scout of Type Mercury getting a feel on what this world is like, then when Chaldeas defeats it, the real one awakens, or a sacrifice does the same thing as Baobhan Sith. Edit: at the end of LB 6 Sion has said that the Alien God now recovered from Wodime’s Magecraft, and is unable to remove Sirius Light from Kadoc, either it cannot be removed due to Alien God still existing, which serves as a link between them, or something else. Plus we now have a Divine Construct made to kill the Alien God.
So, is it wrong for me to think that behemoth Fluff Ball is way stronger and more dangerous than both Arjuna and Zeus ? Seriously, I need a clear scaling from the most to least dangerous between beings in this Lostbelt at is endgame. Is it Vortigern, Cernunnos, Morgan, Melusine or Barghest ?
@@MrAvakstone92 Apparently close the end of the LB Vortigern mentions that both Cernunnos and Morgan could swat him away with no effort. Its why he needed Chaldea to do the heavy lifting in his plan to destroy britain. I dont know how he stacks to the other two but it seems Vortigern is dangerous not because of sheer strenght but because of the things he can pull off. Kinda like Moriarty in a way.
The list is kinda like: 1. Cernunnos 2. Vortigern 3. Melusine/Albion 4. Barghest 5. Morgan The reasons for this list are simple: Morgan's not exactly "dangerous"; in fact she's much easier to deal with than the other four despite Chaldea losing to her on the battlefield. Barghest didn't become a danger until after Morgan died, and Melusine thankfully couldn't turn into full power Albion. As for Vortigern, he wasn't a big deal until Big Chungus was taken out of the way.
@@simonbourdin2952 He not about destruction but his curse and durability is absolutely crazy.He tank 12 Rhongo,2000 years worth of mana from the fairy that Morgan collected,Full power Excalibur and Black Barrel to kill his corpse and with the outside help of 5 Tail Beast Vitch and Merlin and the fact he already dead
