@@weisstofall2615 The lance wasn't the only thing that made Percival powerful though. He's still legitimately powerful due to his skills as a knight. When he sparred with Mordred and Gareth, he was able to easily parry and fight off their attacks when they were attacking him at the same time. When Bradamante clashed against Percival, she acknowledged that he was stronger than her after the first blow
Honestly, people tend to forget that members of the Knights of the Round Table and the Paladins of Charlemagne would decimate a HGW under normal circumstances. Roland and Percival would automatically make their masters win as long as another servant doesn’t have some bs hax ability.
@@elontusk9167 exactly. Zero has made people forget this, but in the proper stay night timeline, even with Iskandar having still been summoned, she has literally no trouble with any of the other servants summoned except for Gilgamesh.
The shield being bolted to armor thing is an *actual* historic tactic. Specifically it was used by knights during jousting competitions and was a major part of the sport. For complete information: knights would wear special jousting armors with the shield bolted to their armor and have it painted some highly contrasting color because *that was the intended target* for the other knight to hit. This made sure they hit the most heavily defended area of your armor so you didn't... ya know... die when you got hit with the collective force of two charging horses.
Odd that the Morgan we summon seems to be the Lostbelt version, yet with Percy it would be strictly based on his PHH legend. The Throne of Heroes seems to have no issue writing Lostbelt figures into itself once Chaldea's interacted with them, so you'd think he would also apply.
If I were to make a guess as to why that is, I think it's because the faeries in Lostbelt 6 are still Spirits, and would thus have a Saint Graph for Chaldeas to record for a potential summoning. This is in contrast to Lostbelt!Percival, who is fully human and thus wouldn't have a Saint Graph to be recorded. On top of the fact that PHH!Percival is famous enough to be in the Throne of Heroes on his own. I don't _think_ summoning Lostbelt!Percival is impossible, but it seems less likely to happen than the rest of the LB6 cast besides Lostbelt!Gareth and Redra Bit.
We also get Bedivere that is from Lion King Timeline while PHH is unheard of and "don't have much story" or smth like this bs. While we have myths of him defeating giants.
@@travonarmstrong6093Nah, everyone can be made into a Saint Graph if they're strong enough. The case of having LB variants vs PHH ones in summoning is mainly when the LB version is so drastically different than their skillset and/or design become their own, and separate. LB Percival might have a lot of different characteristics, but their only gameplay difference is the side effects of the Noble Phantasm, and everything else is basically the same with a different name.
I personally take Perceval's implied survival of the Grail Quest in FGO as a retcon, due to FGO taking far more inspiration from the Wagner opera, rather than a mistake. Originally the limited information about Perceval in Fate works, such as Garden of Avalon, did imply that Perceval died at the end of the quest since those works were just briefly summarizing Malroy, but that's not in Wagner's take nor is it in Robert de Boron's unfinished poems/Didot Perceval. In Didot Perceval, he even survives past King Arthur and rules as the Grail King.
I was just reading through Percival's new Interlude when I saw it! Percival says to Mordred: "You certainly have a way with words Mordred... I guess that is part of your charm. However, I don't think you should talk to your older sister that way." In reference to Gareth. So FGO DOES acknowledge that Gareth is Mordred's older sister!
a thing you didnt mention during the depiction, we cant even cheat a bit bc if you look a his profile, even the skills of lostbelt percival are different, Protection from the Holy Grail ->Teachings of the Eternal; Guardian Knight (Holy Lance)->Percival; Light of Salvation->For the Innocent. even his np is Lost Longinus instead of Longinus count zero, so they really wanted to hammer down the fact that they're different characters
I feel like Melu and Perci in LB6 bear more than just a similarity to his story with Kundry. In consequence to their sibling-like relationship, Melusine is constantly telling her little brother to stop his foolish quest, to come back to her, a woman who has both the power and the authority to keep him safe. For Percival, an artificial human who is pretty much doomed to die if he keeps fighting (and using the lance), that should be a pretty tempting offer, thus, fulfilling her role as his temptress. But yeah, unfortunately, LB6 and regular Percival are not literall the same, so they should be taken as different characters. Buuut, we could say he's technically the same, as parts of what we saw in LB6 were a retelling of what PHH Percival's Grail Quest entailed, just played with different actors + some changes to fit the story they wanted to tell. Pretty neat video! Always love it when people tall historical/mythological/fictional content, and check how that is portrayed in characters in media (in this case, FGO).
A video idea for you : Make a tier list of servants based on their accuracy grades. Also I want to ask, will you give accuracy grade to servants you've covered before "How Accurate" series?
That tier list sounds like something to do later on when I've covered most everyone. As for the three other servants I did? Charlotte, Sanson, and Marie? Yes I plan to do them with videos in this format someday.
This isn't directly related to Percival, but something you may want to consider in the future is the normal attack animations of some characters (espcially the Extra attack). One that comes to mind is Hokusai, who appears to reference another painting in her Extra attack. Love this series though, just binged all of it recently. Good job.
I do bring in attack animations at times when they are worthy of note. I've yet to do a video on Hokusai, but her attack animations are going to feature big-time for her eventual video - that's too big to ignore. My next video on Muramasa is also going to dig into his animations a bit. Glad you are enjoying the videos! :D
@@CrazyYurie Haha, I guess I binged too many videos at once. Attack animations are seldom actually notable to begin with, so I must've forgotten the times you did mention them. Definitely looking forward to the Muramasa video then!
I don't think Fate understands what the spear of Longinus is about. That stuff is bathed in the blood of big G God, it doesn't just pierce any armor, has holy properties, can heal wounds and is the *spear of promised victory* just like Excalibur those who wield it cannot lose. I think it is a notch or two higher than Rhongominyad, I actually think it should have been Longinus instead of Rhongominyad that turned Arthur into a godlike being.
Well, Percival himself is a rather interesting person to talk about: -I've said it in the King Arthur Video but Percival's Lance should be alot stronger than it's depicted. It should at least have had an Anti-Divine buff considering it pierced Christ. I still feel as though they attrbuted some of what Longinus can do and gave it to Rhongomyniad. - Percival having a white colour scheme fits him better than any other colour in my eyes, he's supposed to be a pure soul with sybolisms for the dove. To me, white was the only colour fitting for him. - Also yeah, I feel as though Percival got shafted in the grail quest. It feels as though his and Galahad's ending should have been flipped especially considering Percival started the quest and it's his most relevant story. - It's also ironic that a large ammount of focus was taken away from him in FGO as well. Galahad took it in the Grail Quest while his Lostbelt conterpart did so in FGO. - A detail I like about his NP is that it'll heal the party member with the lowest health, not just himself, showing how Percival will look out for his allies in thier time of need. Could have probrably used a debuff cleanse as well considering he's known to break curses.
Tbh, we don't have much screen time of the original Percival than LB Percival. Until we get the new Fate LN (Fate/Lost Einherjar), we won't know much about Percival other than He actually won three holy Grail war before the event of Fate/Lost Einherjar. Making him a super experience Servant that everybody knows about and don't want to mess with. We just have to wait and see for more of him.
You should cover more fan favorite servants to get more views. You could do solomon & goetia, king hassan, Nero, Cu Chulainn, Rasputin, Muramasa, Gilgamesh and of course, Astolfo. So far loving these analysis keep up the good work
Percival actually two seals on Longinus to restrict its power. One seal was made by himself, the other was made by Galahad. The spear changing form and then color during his NP is Percival momentarily releasing the seals for a single strike
Ah yes, my literally favourite kotrt since im a kid and my fav fgo character that i save 2 years of sqs to get him to 120. Too bad i didnt get enough copies to unlock all his appends
Funny thing, I'm taking a celtic literature class in college rn, and we were reading about Peredur. As I was reading it, I was like, "Man, this guys really seems a lot like Percival. I wonder if he's like, a proto-Percival." Low and behold, I found this video again and I was correct!
@@CrazyYurieHe probably does use dove shampoo I mean just look at his hair! No way his hair is that naturaly amazing without using some sort of hair products specifically dove, shoot he probably uses dove soap as well!
So did Percival ever use the spear like in a fight or it just link to him through story Bc all I can find so far that Galahad or Balin actually use this spear
Admittedly this is the video to really do that, since Galahad basically stole Percival's spot in Arthurian Legend - but Percival is way more interesting than Galahad.
Yurie: "... represent the defensive power wielded by one who protects others, with its power increasing as more people put their faith in this defender" me: "oh like Mash, that's cool" Yurie: "There is only one other servant in FGO so far with this skill." me: "Mash obviously" Yurie: "Georgios. Saint George" me: ( ・д・) huh?
I know. It surprised me too. Originally I was going to say that something like "Surprisingly, the other servant with this skill isn't Galahad, but Georgios". Perhaps I should have kept that wording. :o
So, about Percival in Lost Einherjar... apparently he won THREE HOLY GRAIL WARS in that timeline
That's what a constant sourve of damage and healing at the same time does to someone
@@weisstofall2615 The lance wasn't the only thing that made Percival powerful though. He's still legitimately powerful due to his skills as a knight. When he sparred with Mordred and Gareth, he was able to easily parry and fight off their attacks when they were attacking him at the same time. When Bradamante clashed against Percival, she acknowledged that he was stronger than her after the first blow
@@Pridam I don't doubt it, but what I meant was more of a nod to his usefulness in game too
Honestly, people tend to forget that members of the Knights of the Round Table and the Paladins of Charlemagne would decimate a HGW under normal circumstances. Roland and Percival would automatically make their masters win as long as another servant doesn’t have some bs hax ability.
@@elontusk9167 exactly. Zero has made people forget this, but in the proper stay night timeline, even with Iskandar having still been summoned, she has literally no trouble with any of the other servants summoned except for Gilgamesh.
The shield being bolted to armor thing is an *actual* historic tactic. Specifically it was used by knights during jousting competitions and was a major part of the sport.
For complete information: knights would wear special jousting armors with the shield bolted to their armor and have it painted some highly contrasting color because *that was the intended target* for the other knight to hit. This made sure they hit the most heavily defended area of your armor so you didn't... ya know... die when you got hit with the collective force of two charging horses.
PHH Percival: Who are you?
LB Percival: I'm you but i have a sister.
Lost Einherjar Percival: How many Grail Wars have you guys won?
@@years-ti7xl
PHH/LB Percival: Won?
Odd that the Morgan we summon seems to be the Lostbelt version, yet with Percy it would be strictly based on his PHH legend. The Throne of Heroes seems to have no issue writing Lostbelt figures into itself once Chaldea's interacted with them, so you'd think he would also apply.
If I were to make a guess as to why that is, I think it's because the faeries in Lostbelt 6 are still Spirits, and would thus have a Saint Graph for Chaldeas to record for a potential summoning. This is in contrast to Lostbelt!Percival, who is fully human and thus wouldn't have a Saint Graph to be recorded. On top of the fact that PHH!Percival is famous enough to be in the Throne of Heroes on his own.
I don't _think_ summoning Lostbelt!Percival is impossible, but it seems less likely to happen than the rest of the LB6 cast besides Lostbelt!Gareth and Redra Bit.
We also get Bedivere that is from Lion King Timeline while PHH is unheard of and "don't have much story" or smth like this bs. While we have myths of him defeating giants.
@@travonarmstrong6093Nah, everyone can be made into a Saint Graph if they're strong enough. The case of having LB variants vs PHH ones in summoning is mainly when the LB version is so drastically different than their skillset and/or design become their own, and separate.
LB Percival might have a lot of different characteristics, but their only gameplay difference is the side effects of the Noble Phantasm, and everything else is basically the same with a different name.
I personally take Perceval's implied survival of the Grail Quest in FGO as a retcon, due to FGO taking far more inspiration from the Wagner opera, rather than a mistake. Originally the limited information about Perceval in Fate works, such as Garden of Avalon, did imply that Perceval died at the end of the quest since those works were just briefly summarizing Malroy, but that's not in Wagner's take nor is it in Robert de Boron's unfinished poems/Didot Perceval. In Didot Perceval, he even survives past King Arthur and rules as the Grail King.
I was just reading through Percival's new Interlude when I saw it! Percival says to Mordred: "You certainly have a way with words Mordred... I guess that is part of your charm. However, I don't think you should talk to your older sister that way." In reference to Gareth. So FGO DOES acknowledge that Gareth is Mordred's older sister!
a thing you didnt mention during the depiction, we cant even cheat a bit bc if you look a his profile, even the skills of lostbelt percival are different, Protection from the Holy Grail ->Teachings of the Eternal; Guardian Knight (Holy Lance)->Percival; Light of Salvation->For the Innocent. even his np is Lost Longinus instead of Longinus count zero, so they really wanted to hammer down the fact that they're different characters
Once Lost Einherjar gets over (probably in the next 10 years), this video might need a redo.
I feel like Melu and Perci in LB6 bear more than just a similarity to his story with Kundry. In consequence to their sibling-like relationship, Melusine is constantly telling her little brother to stop his foolish quest, to come back to her, a woman who has both the power and the authority to keep him safe. For Percival, an artificial human who is pretty much doomed to die if he keeps fighting (and using the lance), that should be a pretty tempting offer, thus, fulfilling her role as his temptress.
But yeah, unfortunately, LB6 and regular Percival are not literall the same, so they should be taken as different characters. Buuut, we could say he's technically the same, as parts of what we saw in LB6 were a retelling of what PHH Percival's Grail Quest entailed, just played with different actors + some changes to fit the story they wanted to tell.
Pretty neat video! Always love it when people tall historical/mythological/fictional content, and check how that is portrayed in characters in media (in this case, FGO).
He also is in a Interlude of Garath serving as a trainingspartner and helping her get stronger
That wasn't a bad deep dive of our new favorite husbando.
Thanks! :D
A video idea for you :
Make a tier list of servants based on their accuracy grades.
Also I want to ask, will you give accuracy grade to servants you've covered before "How Accurate" series?
That tier list sounds like something to do later on when I've covered most everyone. As for the three other servants I did? Charlotte, Sanson, and Marie? Yes I plan to do them with videos in this format someday.
This isn't directly related to Percival, but something you may want to consider in the future is the normal attack animations of some characters (espcially the Extra attack).
One that comes to mind is Hokusai, who appears to reference another painting in her Extra attack.
Love this series though, just binged all of it recently. Good job.
I do bring in attack animations at times when they are worthy of note. I've yet to do a video on Hokusai, but her attack animations are going to feature big-time for her eventual video - that's too big to ignore. My next video on Muramasa is also going to dig into his animations a bit.
Glad you are enjoying the videos! :D
@@CrazyYurie Haha, I guess I binged too many videos at once. Attack animations are seldom actually notable to begin with, so I must've forgotten the times you did mention them.
Definitely looking forward to the Muramasa video then!
Thank you so much for doing him!
I don't think Fate understands what the spear of Longinus is about. That stuff is bathed in the blood of big G God, it doesn't just pierce any armor, has holy properties, can heal wounds and is the *spear of promised victory*
just like Excalibur those who wield it cannot lose. I think it is a notch or two higher than Rhongominyad, I actually think it should have been Longinus instead of Rhongominyad that turned Arthur into a godlike being.
Well, Percival himself is a rather interesting person to talk about:
-I've said it in the King Arthur Video but Percival's Lance should be alot stronger than it's depicted. It should at least have had an Anti-Divine buff considering it pierced Christ. I still feel as though they attrbuted some of what Longinus can do and gave it to Rhongomyniad.
- Percival having a white colour scheme fits him better than any other colour in my eyes, he's supposed to be a pure soul with sybolisms for the dove. To me, white was the only colour fitting for him.
- Also yeah, I feel as though Percival got shafted in the grail quest. It feels as though his and Galahad's ending should have been flipped especially considering Percival started the quest and it's his most relevant story.
- It's also ironic that a large ammount of focus was taken away from him in FGO as well. Galahad took it in the Grail Quest while his Lostbelt conterpart did so in FGO.
- A detail I like about his NP is that it'll heal the party member with the lowest health, not just himself, showing how Percival will look out for his allies in thier time of need. Could have probrably used a debuff cleanse as well considering he's known to break curses.
Tbh, we don't have much screen time of the original Percival than LB Percival. Until we get the new Fate LN (Fate/Lost Einherjar), we won't know much about Percival other than He actually won three holy Grail war before the event of Fate/Lost Einherjar. Making him a super experience Servant that everybody knows about and don't want to mess with. We just have to wait and see for more of him.
Yeah also apparentlyI was going through his profile his Lance actually had seals on it like The Lion King Lance and other Excalibur
percival my beloved
You should cover more fan favorite servants to get more views. You could do solomon & goetia, king hassan, Nero, Cu Chulainn, Rasputin, Muramasa, Gilgamesh and of course, Astolfo. So far loving these analysis keep up the good work
I do plan to do everyone, but I go with who people have voted for in the community tab.
He gets a rating of gigachad.. with magnum dong.. i mean lance
That sounds lewd!
Percival actually two seals on Longinus to restrict its power. One seal was made by himself, the other was made by Galahad. The spear changing form and then color during his NP is Percival momentarily releasing the seals for a single strike
I do say that the only issue I have with the lost belt arc is situations like Percival where we get the servant but not the one we knew
Ah yes, my literally favourite kotrt since im a kid and my fav fgo character that i save 2 years of sqs to get him to 120. Too bad i didnt get enough copies to unlock all his appends
Well, he's gen pool, so you ought to get enough eventually! :D
Funny thing, I'm taking a celtic literature class in college rn, and we were reading about Peredur. As I was reading it, I was like, "Man, this guys really seems a lot like Percival. I wonder if he's like, a proto-Percival." Low and behold, I found this video again and I was correct!
Thanks for Noticing me.
Am I a senpai now?!?
Yes@@CrazyYurie
@@Zareshegil I'm.. not sure how I feel about this!
my man! dope video, thanks!
btw Percivals Longinus is cooler. kindly engage me in a bout of fisticuffs forthwith, many thanks.
A fight?!?
@@CrazyYurie indeed, we shall partake in a fair, respectful pugilistic duel, like gentlemen, to settle this matter my good chap!
@@HawkBreland Can I summon a servant to fight for me? I'd probably lose otherwise! o_o
@@CrazyYurie I have no idea if I can box a servant... but I'm certainly willing to try, so by all means!
Holy Knight of the Dove, like the shampoo?
Percival shall now be known as the Shampoo Knight.
@@CrazyYurieHe probably does use dove shampoo I mean just look at his hair! No way his hair is that naturaly amazing without using some sort of hair products specifically dove, shoot he probably uses dove soap as well!
you should probably make a second version/update of him when his PHH version actually gets appearances for his characterization.
Such as?
Lost einherjar when it gets further volumes
@@Joethefatelover that would be a good one, yeah.
I hate how little screentime my husband gets 😭
Also nice video Percival's real husband approves 👍
Percival and boudica video in the channel? Im in
Nice love these vids but man I need more looping vids from you bruh also discord?💜💜💜
Discord?
Think we could see a vid on the Valkyries some time?
At some point, yes.
So did Percival ever use the spear like in a fight or it just link to him through story
Bc all I can find so far that Galahad or Balin actually use this spear
I'm curious what do you give his lost belt version also happy that he didn't get burned from melusine sake idk how she would handle that
Wow you are really tearing down Galahad, not like it’s undeserving but damn
Admittedly this is the video to really do that, since Galahad basically stole Percival's spot in Arthurian Legend - but Percival is way more interesting than Galahad.
Yurie: "... represent the defensive power wielded by one who protects others, with its power increasing as more people put their faith in this defender"
me: "oh like Mash, that's cool"
Yurie: "There is only one other servant in FGO so far with this skill."
me: "Mash obviously"
Yurie: "Georgios. Saint George"
me: ( ・д・) huh?
I know. It surprised me too. Originally I was going to say that something like "Surprisingly, the other servant with this skill isn't Galahad, but Georgios". Perhaps I should have kept that wording. :o
Why is it that many holy artifacts are thingsbthat hurt jesus?
You would have to ask a theologian that - something I am not. My guess is that since it touched Jesus, it became special?
is percival strongest knight of the round table?
No. That's Lancelot.
Why can't we summon lost belt Percival
He's a lostbelt human.
@@CrazyYurie so the throne doesn't take lostbelt humans