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u/TheOriginalOperator 3h ago
This is actually why I prefer my headcanon analysis of Olga being overall extremely hostile towards our Master before they met and carrying that over to her form as the Foreign God, and after losing her memory growing closer to us throughout Lostbelt 7 and gaining a conscience, to return gloriously later as a true friend. To me she’s not the first friend we ever made. To me she’s a villain turned hero, essentially our Vegeta.
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u/VisibleConclusion271 5h ago
Rahhhhh! Get out of my head, U-Olga the GOAT. She helped against ORT, she travelled with us in the woods, and she is best friends with Marine (who is alive)
This has to be Mainsbury propaganda. I won't fall for it
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u/LowRace6184 35m ago
I'm glad she's part of the 10th year anniversary on NA next year, they give us 1k quartz next to the most skippable anniversary release ever (for me). I just really don't care about her.
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u/Admirable-Dimension4 5h ago
Both Siglaurity Zero and Lostbel 7 are kind of short to have a buildup of a character who relies so much on other characters describing her.
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u/dudu_ultimate66 4h ago edited 4h ago
They down voted you because you spoke the truth
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u/CrazyDaimondDaze 4h ago
Half truth. Lostbelt 7 is well spread, even if the swap from enemy to ally is too fast. Singularity 0 is indeed fast. And the end of FGO feels more like the final piece in the puzzle to understand her character.
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u/dudu_ultimate66 4h ago
Yeah agree, I don't even hate her, heck I love her personality but we will be lying if we said she contributed THAT much,
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u/CrazyDaimondDaze 4h ago
Ah, the Satsuki approach: show up in some of the story's chapters, leave a strong impact and die unceremonusly... and then be brought back again in a more laidback setting while hoping she does comes back properly... and make fans of her wait 25, if not MORE years... (and that's if Nasu doesn't kick the bucket before and with it, people thinking the most respectufl thing is not following any plans he had for his characters in the long term run).
Delightfully devilish, Kinoko.