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So is Tarmiel supposed to represent the Maiden, Mother and Crone with his 3 heads?
I don't think so since he is male.So is Tarmiel supposed to represent the Maiden, Mother and Crone with his 3 heads?
Maybe Nakaba gender bender it? Do you think he was born like that? Maybe they were original normal 3 goddesses that merged together.I don't think so since he is male.
This. Why is everyone assuming a big majority of the goddess clan is composed of females? They're sexual, after all.I don't see why they can't be the goddess clan unless they are all female or something. Nakaba doesn't have to care about any of that. They can be the goddess clan and still have a 50/50 ratio of males and females. If he cared about that then he probably wouldn't have made "archangels" the highest category of angels considering archangels is actually one of the lowest categories of angels.
He is probably born like that, even among the Demons we have some weird designs, Galan is an armor with blood. In Tarmiel's case, only the end at the center talked so far, in Grayroad's case, all the masks have a consciousness. The other heads might talk later though.Maybe Nakaba gender bender it? Do you think he was born like that? Maybe they were original normal 3 goddesses that merged together.
To be fair, the possible partners don't have to be from the Goddess clan, her current partner is a Demon and they are fine with the other races. Since they are called the Goddess clan, I believe males are a minority.This. Why is everyone assuming a big majority of the goddess clan is composed of females? They're sexual, after all.
Even when Ludociel was desperately (emphasis here) "flirting" with Elizabeth, he tried to make it less obvious by noting that there's "many" fitting candidates for Elizabeth.
P.S. I'm a bit late, but eh.
Judging by the goddess clan's ideals and mentality, they'd never have their princess marry someone from another, inferior tribe. Who would it be, Gloxinia? A "lowly" human? I'm pretty sure he meant himself first and foremost, and then other angel candidates.To be fair, the possible partners don't have to be from the Goddess clan, her current partner is a Demon and they are fine with the other races. Since they are called the Goddess clan, I believe males are a minority.
Goddesses never treated the other clans as inferior though, only the Demons. They are fine with the other clans. I think he was talking about himself but if Elizabeth's partner was not from the Demon clan and someone they appreciate, I don't believe they would be against it.Judging by the goddess clan's ideals and mentality, they'd never have their princess marry someone from another, inferior tribe. Who would it be, Gloxinia? A "lowly" human? I'm pretty sure he meant himself first and foremost, and then other angel candidates.
We know how they treat humans, telling them to kneel and all: additionally, the fact that Ludociel hid the demon prisoners in the Fairy King's forest without Gloxinia's knowledge implies they could do whatever the heck they wanted as long as no other big power like the demons was around. And again, Monspiet had noted that all of the clans were fighting against each other for the magic power present in the land prior to the Holy War, so they were not always allies. The goddesses enticed the other clans to join them in order to take down their only threat - I'm completely certain they'd have ruled Britannia had they "won" the war, be it directly or indirectly... I mean, who'd be there to oppose them?Goddesses never treated the other clans as inferior though, only the Demons. They are fine with the other clans. I think he was talking about himself but if Elizabeth's partner was not from the Demon clan and someone they appreciate, I don't believe they would be against it.
The only Humans worshiping them are Druids, Goddesses have not really been condescending to them. All the clans were fighting for themselves, that's normal, but in the end they decided to ally, which is something the Goddesses could never do with the Demon clan, who were their enemies even before the Holy War.We know how they treat humans, telling them to kneel and all: additionally, the fact that Ludociel hid the demon prisoners in the Fairy King's forest without Gloxinia's knowledge implies they could do whatever the heck they wanted as long as no other big power like the demons was around. And again, Monspiet had noted that all of the clans were fighting against each other for the magic power present in the land prior to the Holy War, so they were not always allies. The goddesses enticed the other clans to join them in order to take down their only threat - I'm completely certain they'd have ruled Britannia had they "won" the war, be it directly or indirectly... I mean, who'd be there to oppose them?
But either way, I don't see any candidates from other clans whom they'd deem worthy as far as taking Ellie's hand is concerned.
They've still been condescending to regular humans, though.The only Humans worshiping them are Druids, Goddesses have not really been condescending to them. All the clans were fighting for themselves, that's normal, but in the end they decided to ally, which is something the Goddesses could never do with the Demon clan, who were their enemies even before the Holy War.
As for a partner from another clan that they could accept, Gloxinia I guess? He is strong and a king himself plus they had one of their HQs in his forest.
Zero I think. Even Grayroad has only one.What's the chances Tarmiel having 3 innate magic?
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You agree with Mael being in Cernunnos? What do you think of Excalibur then? That she sent it down there?Nope I think the Goddess Queen is trapped in the Celestial realm.
If Mael is the 4th Archangel which they most likely are then yes. Hmm not sure about that. I will say though that I wouldn't be surprised if she did. Do you think it's possible she's responsible for Escanor Sunshine power?You agree with Mael being in Cernunnos? What do you think of Excalibur then? That she sent it down there?
I really don't know what to think about Escanor anymore. He most likely managed to absorb a load of magic power which was sought during the Great Holy War from back then.If Mael is the 4th Archangel which they most likely are then yes. Hmm not sure about that. I will say though that I wouldn't be surprised if she did. Do you think it's possible she's responsible for Escanor Sunshine power?
Can't really say that everything in Signs of Holy War can be considered canon. Peliot's mother face is different from the manga, the prophecy reveal has King and others hearing it etc. Even with the horn destroyed, the Goddess in it should still be alive, she was fine since she was laughing. I doubt Meliodas would go for the kill like that too.Odds are that if escanor and his power were present during the past holy war then the goddess clan would have won the war. Escanor is simply that strong.... I guess it is plausible a past incarnation of escanor was present but didn't have sunshine. In any case, to me it still look like escanor simply was not a thing back then. His power is specifically said to be distinct from that of the goddess clan basically on it's introduction. And I certainly doubt his power is the result of someone accumulating power. Escanor's power seems more like it is actually connected to the sun hence the day and night thing. And of course, it would be impossible to find the power the sun has on earth.
I thought the anime was supposed to be cannon and the horn of cernunos was destroyed by meliodas.
I just read about the episode but I did find the development with mel straight up killing a goddess unusual. What was the prophecy?Can't really say that everything in Signs of Holy War can be considered canon. Peliot's mother face is different from the manga, the prophecy reveal has King and others hearing it etc. Even with the horn destroyed, the Goddess in it should still be alive, she was fine since she was laughing. I doubt Meliodas would go for the kill like that too.