Demon Detective Koji (still married)さんのイラストまとめ

#228 Qin Liangyu

Raised by a liberal father, Liangyu got the same education as her brothers excelled even more than they did in archery, horsemanship and poetry. She sometimes appears as a door goddess. Her weapons & armor exist to this day in a museum Shizhu County, Chongquin.

#224 Sitonai

As Ainu tradition is almost entirely oral it was nearly IMPOSSIBLE to find a source for Sitonai. We eventually found it on a blog dedicated to baseball. Sitonai is a version of the clever girl dragon slayer, who uses planning and wits to defeat her would-be killer.

#223 Diarmuid O’Dyna

Diarmuid has his own version of the Loathly Lady myth. In a twist from the usual, Diarmuid is able to find her after he breaks his oath AND cures her from her illness, at the cost of no longer loving her. She returns him home, with his beloved greyhound.

#222 Mysterious Heroine XX

While not the first robot in the cast, MHXX is the first clear reference to the super robot genre that Nasu loves so much. There are several figures of mecha Saber in existence prior to MHXX, most of them fan-made garage kits.

#221 Queen Medb

Medb’s hilariously bizarre knitwear bikini outfit is in fact originally from a famous gravure model’s photo shoot. (I believe the model in question is Enako, but I am not entirely sure.) This certainly puts her photo book and popularity in a new light.

#220 BB

One of the two deities in summer BB is Pele, the goddess of volcanos, fire, and the creator of the Hawaiian islands. Absent from game is her connection to the hula, which one version of the myth has her dancing the first hula in victory once she escaped from her sister.

I was so gobsmacked by the Primate Murder reveal a friend who knows virtually nothing about Type-Moon was like “okay. Explain. I need to know” https://t.co/0GyTfU8pyK

Hhhhhhhhhhhh #FGOMaterialXI

@nyarlychan Quincy is the ferret’s human

#219 Jeanne d’Arc Alter

One of the factors contributing to Jeanne’s execution was her choice to wear men’s clothes, claiming that God and the angels commanded her to. Because of this, she has been considered an early feminist and an icon for subverting gender roles.