"Are you boys some kinda....Posse?"

Here I am remembering how guns stopped the development of noble phantasms and entry into the Throne of Heroes.

Steak said:

Here I am remembering how guns stopped the development of noble phantasms and entry into the Throne of Heroes.

Nasu likes money.

Gacha makes money.

Gacha needs lots of characters (to drain their victim's money).

oracle135 said:

Nasu likes money.

Gacha makes money.

Gacha needs lots of characters (to drain their victim's money).

Why hasn't he introduced Donquioxite yet then? He's an obvious addition, a beloved character of Western literature for hundreds of years.

Steak said:

Why hasn't he introduced Donquioxite yet then? He's an obvious addition, a beloved character of Western literature for hundreds of years.

One at a time, bro. One at a time. Gotta stretch this till the end of times.

Steak said:

Why hasn't he introduced Donquioxite yet then? He's an obvious addition, a beloved character of Western literature for hundreds of years.

He's actually in the form of a noble phantasm by Miguel de Cervantes as mentioned here. This is a comedic spin-off so chances of him actually appearing is low, but there are some here that made it so maybe one day.

Steak said:

Here I am remembering how guns stopped the development of noble phantasms and entry into the Throne of Heroes.

He also said 100% fictional characters, as opposed to mythological, also would not qualify. And here we are with Frankenstein's Monster, Sherlock Holmes, Jekyll & Hyde, and goddamn Nursery Rhyme.

He also said Manfred von Richthofen qualifies as an Eirei, despite like Billy here, there being nothing remotely "miraculous" about his life or feats.

Then pure scientists like Babbage, Edison and Archimedes also qualify as spellcasters for who the hell even know reasons.

Nasuverse rule changes however the hell it's current writer wants. Consistency and logic is thrown out the window because they think "convoluted wall of texts" equates depth and sophistry as long as it's "hard to understand".