Of course, Shirou would generally keep his last-world Magecraft a secret, while using the "game" abilities freely. That would set up a scenario with a lot of internal social friction, which I think would be productive. Then they cross over to the other world, the rest of the NPCs burst into the room, and Momonga has to talk them down, because of course they're not going to fight in that situation.
That would be the best way to hit the ground running, I think start with Shirou attacking the castle, blitzing past all the defenses because time is tight but he bursts into the throne room with just a few seconds to spare, so instead of a fight he just chats with Momonga a bit.
Well, the result is, someone that Momonga considers a friend gets pulled into the game as well, but all the castle NPCs absolutely definitely consider him an enemy. Well, the point is, he attacks the guild on the night the server goes down, kind of as a way to say goodbye. Maybe the magic is completely different, but that feel and attitude is similar enough that it's supplemental training, not just a hobby.? Something like that maybe he was focused on PK because it was a good way to practice battle against other people with supernatural abilities, so he actually didn't run dungeon instances that much. Also, as a Hero, attacking a Guild of evil-type characters in a VR game is actually surprisingly useful practice for assaulting the Workshop of a magus who fell from the right path. Like, he would be really nice about it, and treat it like they were playing a game together, only attack when the Players were there to defend it, that sort of thing. Personally, since the main character was from an Evil Guild, then Shirou played a straight-forward Paladin-type Lawful Good / Paragon character build, and challenged their Guild Headquarters, more out of the logic "well they designed their castle to withstand attacks, so it's only polite to attack it" than out of some kind of Alliance/Hoard chauvinism. You could instead approach it from the direction, "how do the cast know Momonga." Basically, some Nasuverse magus nerd is the Demon God who will destroy the world? I think it would be more interesting if he sent somebody (Shirou, Rin, whoever) to go investigate by flinging them into the other dimension after Momonga.įor example, one of Zelretch's wayward apprentices used a half-assed method to "find" or even "create" the game world, which he can then sacrifice to pull off a Big Spell and accomplish something. Typically if it's Dimensional Shenanigans the stereotype is to blame Zelretch. Well, if it was me, the important thing is that they're transferred to another world that runs on game logic, rather than apparently trapped in a game. It does the typical "Replace Protagonist A with Protagonist B" crossover, which is usually lame, but it was at least clever enough to address the fact that Overlord was set like a hundred years after FSN by making Shirou super-old. I've read the first two-three LNs, but I haven't seen much of the anime.Īnyway, there's actually someone working on a cross of that with Fate right now A Rusty Edge by Cardinal Grief.
#Fate stay night crossover series
And after reading the Fate Revelation Online fic, I wonder if any of you guys have any ideas on how someone could work this idea or would like to try a to write a crossover of these two series since there is exactly 1 story for this category on FF.net (A Rusty Edge by Cardinal Grief). I think this series would make a great crossover with Fate/Stay Night. I could go on futher but I'd typing all day just to cover it. Momonga's avatar seemingly becomes his real body and the NPC's created by Momonga and his former guild members have come to life and gained true sapience. And it seems to be a pretty good read and the anime seems pretty good so far.īasically its where an online DMMORPG player called Momonga, along with his Guild Headquarters/Dungeon and the Guild's Custom NPCs, on the last few minutes of the game before its shutdown are transported to a whole other world where it seems that every centuries or so (by this new worlds timeline) players from the DMMORPG that Momonga was playing (YGGDRASIL) are transported to the New World. Not sure if a lot of you have heard of it or not, but the series called is " Overlord", which like Sword Art Online and Fate/Stay Night is based on a Light Novel, which also has a Web Novel, Manga, and Anime Adaptation. The idea I have is similar to the fic Fate Revelation Online by daniel-gudman, but with a different series. I'm MathiasNightlord01, an author from FF.net.
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