I never would have thought to see Artoria Alter and Donald Duck in the same art, but here we are. There's no bizarro crossover we won't explore, eh?

Walt Disney as a Servant When?

RhythmicApogee said:

I never would have thought to see Artoria Alter and Donald Duck in the same art, but here we are. There's no bizarro crossover we won't explore, eh?

Walt Disney as a Servant When?

When his name, likeness, and creations are no longer defended by a corporate legal juggernaut the likes of which the world has never known.

HaroldRowsdower said:

When his name, likeness, and creations are no longer defended by a corporate legal juggernaut the likes of which the world has never known.

> Implying that Fate gives a shit about the actual appearances or works of the people whose names they use.

Considering as, say, they introduced Thomas Edison as a lion-head, or J Edgar Hoover (virulent racist) as a dark-skinned girl in lingerie without actually hinting at who the character was supposed to be based upon for years, they could probably get by making a "Walt-oneesan" so long as they always keep the label as something vague like "Rider of Black-and-White-Film"

NWSiaCB said:

> Implying that Fate gives a shit about the actual appearances or works of the people whose names they use.

Considering as, say, they introduced Thomas Edison as a lion-head, or J Edgar Hoover (virulent racist) as a dark-skinned girl in lingerie without actually hinting at who the character was supposed to be based upon for years, they could probably get by making a "Walt-oneesan" so long as they always keep the label as something vague like "Rider of Black-and-White-Film"

>implying that Disney isn't beyond suing the shit out of anyone for any perceived slight or potentially-lost royalties

Also, wat? J Edgar Hoover? Which servant is that?

Feronen said:

>implying that Disney isn't beyond suing the shit out of anyone for any perceived slight or potentially-lost royalties

Also, wat? J Edgar Hoover? Which servant is that?

Proving it's a good example of a hidden identity.

It's Riyo Servant (Babydoll).

It's sort of like all those animes that have "WcDonalds" - it's just a matter of how much you need to blur some of the details to be technically legally distinct.

Feronen said:

>implying that Disney isn't beyond suing the shit out of anyone for any perceived slight or potentially-lost royalties

Also, wat? J Edgar Hoover? Which servant is that?

One of Riyo's udon dough-created Servants. The Assassin in the baby doll with the blackmail NP that Olga nominally controls.

RhythmicApogee said:

I never would have thought to see Artoria Alter and Donald Duck in the same art, but here we are. There's no bizarro crossover we won't explore, eh?

Walt Disney as a Servant When?

I remember reading that in a fic somewhere, Brought his artwork to life with a sketch pad.

NWSiaCB said:

Proving it's a good example of a hidden identity.

It's Riyo Servant (Babydoll).

It's sort of like all those animes that have "WcDonalds" - it's just a matter of how much you need to blur some of the details to be technically legally distinct.

Wasn't she supposed to be a Japanese assassin from world war 2? I remember there being a shitstorm over it.

Saladofstones said:

Wasn't she supposed to be a Japanese assassin from world war 2? I remember there being a shitstorm over it.

I remember seeing fanart about that idea that then got taken down due to backlash, but it wasn't official.
Still, I'm surprised that Babydoll = Hoover got confirmed. I remember that being one of the two major theories, but still...