Predictions Unfulfilled Prophecies

[Demonspeed]

Here's a compilation of all the unfulfilled prophecies so far. I don't think I missed one but if I did tell me.

Spoiler: The Four Knights of the Apocalypse will destroy Camelot

Spoiler: Lancelot and Guinevere's relationship

Spoiler: Lancelot and Guinevere's wedding?

Spoiler: CArthur and The Four Perils VS The Seven Deadly Sins

Spoiler: Faraway Knights

Considering the recent reveals, how do you think things will develop? Will anything change? The KoAs are currently 18 and the Guin in the vision is clearly older than the 14 years old one.

 

[Yakkun]

Here's a compilation of all the unfulfilled prophecies so far. I don't think I missed one but if I did tell me.

Spoiler: The Four Knights of the Apocalypse will destroy Camelot

Spoiler: Lancelot and Guinevere's relationship

Spoiler: Lancelot and Guinevere's wedding?

Spoiler: CArthur and The Four Perils VS The Seven Deadly Sins

Spoiler: Faraway Knights

Considering the recent reveals, how do you think things will develop? Will anything change? The KoAs are currently 18 and the Guin in the vision is clearly older than the 14 years old one.

The only thing really up in the air is the event Guin dreaded and said must never come to pass and that is the seeming annihilation of the Sins. Or at least Ban. I think the implication there is death, I don't think it is mere injury.
That can probably still be prevented alltogether and we might not see it? But the person with the spear will definitely show up at some point and in some capacity. The rest will probably occur just as she foresaw.

 

[Demonspeed]

The only thing really up in the air is the event Guin dreaded and said must never come to pass and that is the seeming annihilation of the Sins. Or at least Ban. I think the implication there is death, I don't think it is mere injury.
That can probably still be prevented alltogether and we might not see it? But the person with the spear will definitely show up at some point and in some capacity. The rest will probably occur just as she foresaw.

Rather than their fulfillment, I am more intrigued by the chain of events. How do we go from Lancelot interrupting the marriage to all of this? Where are the KoAs when Team CArthur is facing the Sins? Etc. Are we supposed to understand that Guin knew about Cath all along? Lancelot serves a king at 23, that's 5 years in the future. That's supposed to be the real Arthur, right? He is already famous and the KoAs are Liones's Holy Knights, working for king Meliodas.

 

[Yakkun]

Rather than their fulfillment, I am more intrigued by the chain of events. How do we go from Lancelot interrupting the marriage to all of this? Where are the KoAs when Team CArthur is facing the Sins? Etc. Are we supposed to understand that Guin knew about Cath all along? Lancelot serves a king at 23, that's 5 years in the future. That's supposed to be the real Arthur, right? He is already famous and the KoAs are Liones's Holy Knights, working for king Meliodas.

No idea how we will get there in detail. But the 4KotA might be busy with a new group of knights while Cathur and the 4Perils assault Liones. Or they are busy on other business and their respective tasks. Gawain will try to find Merlin, I assume the other three will have similar tasks at hand that might keep them busy for a while which Cathur might take the opportunity on to assault Britania for good this time.

I don't know if Guin knew about Cath all along, she did not seem to when she met Lancelot first. But seeing how her ability is very detailed and happens very often (she has dreamed of all these events countless times, much more often than Bartra's Vision strikes) I assume she learned about Cath along the way in the past two years at least. And she did not have opportunity to warn anyone else about it yet, I assume. Lancelot serving a king at 23 most likely is the real Arthur. It is possible that after the threat of Cath is over, all 4KotA are introduced as knights of the roundtable but perhaps Lancelot is the first. They might not all join up at the same time, who knows.

 

[Demonspeed]

No idea how we will get there in detail. But the 4KotA might be busy with a new group of knights while Cathur and the 4Perils assault Liones. Or they are busy on other business and their respective tasks. Gawain will try to find Merlin, I assume the other three will have similar tasks at hand that might keep them busy for a while which Cathur might take the opportunity on to assault Britania for good this time.

I don't know if Guin knew about Cath all along, she did not seem to when she met Lancelot first. But seeing how her ability is very detailed and happens very often (she has dreamed of all these events countless times, much more often than Bartra's Vision strikes) I assume she learned about Cath along the way in the past two years at least. And she did not have opportunity to warn anyone else about it yet, I assume. Lancelot serving a king at 23 most likely is the real Arthur. It is possible that after the threat of Cath is over, all 4KotA are introduced as knights of the roundtable but perhaps Lancelot is the first. They might not all join up at the same time, who knows.

Who do you think the Faraway Knights are? They seem to be antagonists but if they are, shouldn't they be with CArthur? I don't think Gawain is supposed to go look for Merlin alone.

 

[Yakkun]

Who do you think the Faraway Knights are? They seem to be antagonists but if they are, shouldn't they be with CArthur? I don't think Gawain is supposed to go look for Merlin alone.

Anyone who drank the chaos cool aid csn be switched on and off at random. This chapter proves that. Either that new knight group is already with Cath, lying dormant as a secret weapon or be otherwise preoccupied or Cath gains them later doen the line. And they are probably famous roundtable knights as well.

 

[Mighty Escanor]

The latest prophecy of the knights from faraway realm is most probably aimed to set the satge for the 3rd part of the story.

After the big but expected revelations regarding Cath and Arthur, the final confrontation between Lioness and fake Camelot looks closer than ever. The four perils are in full control of corrupting aspect of Chaos once again, and Merlin has assured Arthur than they can win battle against Cath.

We know from Guin's vision that Carthur and his perils attack the sins. The four knights aren't there initially. Only Lancelot is supposedly appears later if the mysterious figure is Lancelot in the first place. So the four of them and their friends might be "journeying through the land of Chaos" in search of Carthur, while Carthur and his perils attacks Camelot. It's when the knights face with the knights of faraway lands for the first time.

According to Guin, Lancelot will serve a King at some point. There is no doubt that she is talking about Arthur, the real one. And they will be in need of new enemies for the sake of story!

Known baddies from legends, the likes of Mordred and Morgan might be the final villains of 4kota. Although Nakaba has already teamed them up with Galahad and Gareth in Chiguhagu lovers. We don't know what these names mean to Nakaba Sensei and if they will end up appears as allies or enemies. But not all enemies come from the royal family of Camelot!

Eastern countries like romans and turks have challenged Arthur in more modern versions of the story. And there is this Holy Grail lore in Arthurian legends (added later) that may affect Nakaba's mind to include eastern countries represented by "faraway realms" in his manga.

The ending of part 2 doesn't looks too far, and I believe this prophecy foreshadows one of the main plotlines of part 3. King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table vs foreign realms/countries one of which in possession of the holy grail.

 

[kkck]

considering the prophecies and timeframes, all I can think of is that once cath is defeated some new enemy will appear. And we are probably looking at another timeskip. Or maybe a sequel to the four knights even...

 

[Demonspeed]

We know from Guin's vision that Carthur and his perils attack the sins. The four knights aren't there initially. Only Lancelot is supposedly appears later if the mysterious figure is Lancelot in the first place. So the four of them and their friends might be "journeying through the land of Chaos" in search of Carthur, while Carthur and his perils attacks Camelot. It's when the knights face with the knights of faraway lands for the first time.

Are the Faraway Knights CArthur's allies or another faction who wants to defeat both Liones and Camelot in this scenario?

Eastern countries like romans and turks have challenged Arthur in more modern versions of the story. And there is this Holy Grail lore in Arthurian legends (added later) that may affect Nakaba's mind to include eastern countries represented by "faraway realms" in his manga.

The ending of part 2 doesn't looks too far, and I believe this prophecy foreshadows one of the main plotlines of part 3. King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table vs foreign realms/countries one of which in possession of the holy grail.

How recent are these more modern versions? Nanashi disappeared and he was clearly in Japan. Could work.

 

[Desseker]

Are the Faraway Knights CArthur's allies or another faction who wants to defeat both Liones and Camelot in this scenario?



How recent are these more modern versions? Nanashi disappeared and he was clearly in Japan. Could work.

I think the faraway knights are a different fraction

 

[Mighty Escanor]

Are the Faraway Knights CArthur's allies or another faction who wants to defeat both Liones and Camelot in this scenario?

Both of them I guess. However, Carthur and Cathmelot will most probably meet their end in the final arc of part 2, so they won't be relevant to the rest of the story. At least that's what I hope to happen. So enemy to both sides at first, and enemy of the MC in the third part of 4KotA.

How recent are these more modern versions? Nanashi disappeared and he was clearly in Japan. Could work.

My bad. Modern might look misleading here. Our current understanding of the characters are based on pretty old stories dating back to 11th century! Like the concept of Grail which later merged with Christian teachings to become The Holy Grail. Several french knights were also added. Finally, our understanding of the [hi]story of King Arthur is mostly based on 15th century's Le Morte d'Arthur.