Miyuverse aside, what is really happening in the background of Prisma Illya's world?
I'm 101% sure that Kerry and his waifu is going around the world murdering wizards left and right. Since Caren shows up, that means Kirei Kotomine is probably as dead as mapo tofu memes.
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Who cares?
It's non canon as sin.
Literally just fanservice.
>muh flithy secondaries
primaries get out. nasu officialy considers this the illya route. HFfags BTFO.
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>Illya route
>diverts before the events of the VN
It's literally impossible for it to be a route, asshat. Not every offhand comment is worldbuilding.
>Muh not canon
Everything is canon.
>muh headcanon is better than word of god.
No u?
Wonder if there are any other magical girls in that setting and if they get turned into sex slaves.
Kerry and Iri killed off the Einzberns, as stated by Irisviel. They then proceeded to seal the formula for the grail under some dirt.
Since this plan isn't exactly brilliant, it's likely that the war in Prillyaverse will be restarted by Gilgamesh or someone else.
Sorry retards.
It even admits to it.
>muh canon
F/GO is canon now. VNfags are as irrelevant as the PS Vita.
Would you like to point me toward the quote that say it isn't canon?
I'm fairly sure it probably diverged even before the 4th HGW, as Rin didn't even know the Einzbern mages existed.
Literally everything Ruby says there.
Now point me toward the specific part of that which claims that it isn't canon in any way.
Messing with the canon =/= not canon
Next you're going to tell me that FGO isn't canon because the Prismas are in it.
Directly calling itself a spinoff rather than just another entry in the Nasuverse.
It's about as canon as Carnival Phantasm.
This thread is an excellent example of how fateshit ruins prisma.
Prisma didn't need ruining.
The shitty characterisation already did that.
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El Melloi and Zero are also spinoffs you fucking retard. Fucking EVERYTHING that doesn't have to do with the VN is a spinoff, and I would LOVE to see you present me with any evidence at all that I am wrong.
>There are people out there that somehow don't understand this.
Fucking secondaries, man.
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Opinion disregarded.
The problem is that Prisma as a Spin-off doesn't even attempt to follow any established rules like the others do, and changes them because the author is a brainlet.
It's totally non-canon as otherwise Miyuverse would be purged from existence, along with Miyu.
Sorry.
>Opinion disregarded.
Nice argument.
>The problem is that Prisma as a Spin-off doesn't even attempt to follow any established rules like the others do
Extra, Extella, Apocrypha, Strage Fake, I can keep going. Everything bends canon in its own way because there is no possible way for it to happen in the same canon as FSN. Again, prove me wrong. I would love to see it.
You are also welcome to start listing inconsistencies with the Nasuverse as well, if you would feel like it. Not that you actually read Prisma / Know shit about the Nasuverse
>author admits the mechanics are different from mainline stories
>FGO points out that Prisma takes place in a different Time Tree
>tertiaries still don't understand this
>not that you read Prisma
You know user, I'm not required to like anything I read.
Prisma is shit.
It's almost completely non canon due to butchering multiple aspects of the setting, including the fucking characters.
Illya isn't even Illya, for fucks sake.
Never said prisma was good, I said it was canon. Characters that were RAISED DIFFERENTLY IN DIFFERENT TIMELINES are going to be different, you fucking mong.
>You know user, I'm not required to like anything I read.
Nor are you required to understand the things you read, as you so painfully demonstrate.
Doesn't matter, still non-canon.
Canon is an outdated tool for understanding fiction. The author is dead and it is our choice which decides what is true.