Anime Crossover: I, Kotomine Shirou, King of Uruk

The most ridiculous thing is that Gilgamesh summoned 7 Heroic Spirits, 4 of which were Japanese, and one of them defected and ran away to become a mountain bandit.

What do you think of the author's first isekai (another world) adventure in Final Fantasy VII? Learning skills and building a bond with Tifa, cheating on the blonde guy, or at the very least, falling in love with Aerith and saving her—Aerith's death was such a pity. Magic in Final Fantasy VII is relatively easy to learn; all you need is Materia.

Nioh, A Certain Magical Index, The Irregular at Magic High School

Putting aside the names and plot, the idea that Kirei Kotomine and Gilgamesh would save people is a joke. Shirou survived only because Kiritsugu was the victor; he went to rescue him immediately after winning. Kirei and Gilgamesh, on the other hand, were resurrected after being bathed in black mud—they were already dead, so why should they save others? Are they some kind of true cultists?

The premise is strange; at this point in time, it's impossible for Gilgamesh and Kirei to save Shirou. First, Gilgamesh and Kirei are pure evil. Gilgamesh would love to unleash the Black Mud to destroy the world and then rebuild his village. Kirei, on the other hand, derives pleasure from seeing others suffer, even neglecting her own daughter to be tormented.

It can't be a harem, right? That would really make me feel like I'm back five years in the past. Please, author, no harem! Single female lead or no female lead is fine, just please don't include any ambiguous relationships in the final chapter!

The author didn't just stay in the countryside and never come back; he died in the countryside, didn't he?

Hilarious! Sukuna, despite being constantly suppressed, mastered Spatial Slash, effectively nerfing the 5T5 set bonus. I heard the 5T5 set bonus is already being rolled out in quick succession, and now the Pyromancer fans are going crazy!

I've read over 100 chapters, so here are my thoughts: it's dry and boring, completely lacking in any fun or excitement. It has none of the chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) or thrilling feeling typical of Type-Moon series.

Shining Mana doesn't need to eat people because he has a body made of black mud. What is the black mud? It's part of the Heaven's Cup. Although it's been corrupted, the Holy Grail still possesses almost limitless magical power for Heroic Spirits.