>Hides their true gender from everybody for their entire life >Recognized as a woman by Shirou when they first meet in Fate Stay Night >Confused with another woman by Caster in Fate Zero >Recognized by basically everyone as a woman all the fucking time, except in her life
Personally I blame the Romans. The conquered Southern Britain before the time of Arthur and were notorious for running their drinking water through lead pipes.
Adam Hernandez
Didnt Merlin casted a spell on her or some shit.
Leo Long
Have you seen Bedivere though?
Eli Young
don't forget how the whole twist regarding her gender and identity has been thoroughly retroactively ruined by GO - everyone and their mommy was a female ruler and there are Saberfaces everywhere - what, then, makes Arturia special? nothing.
thanks Nasu
Ryder Evans
TM jumped the shark the second they got a taste of the bit bucks.
Series is so garbage now and filled to the brim with brain-dead normalfags that haven't even read the original novels. Fuck Nasu and fuck Takeuchi.
Isaiah Green
If the King himself says he identifies as a man then there's not a lot you can do about it. At least if you want to keep your head attached to the rest of your body.
She's not the king of the people she meets in the future so they're all free to tell her she's not a man.
Colton Morgan
...but I didn't elect her...
Brayden Flores
Everyone & their mother knew she was female. She however was suppose to be a king, not a queen, so they just went along with it. You don’t question the chick who could kick you & your entire army’s ass by herself.
Matthew Gutierrez
>King Arthur is a little anime girl >everybody votes him into office Briton knew the anime craze before it was popular.
Jason Brooks
Later Fate entries generally dropped the mystery of servant identities. It's a lot lamer that way.
Carter Clark
That's why tyrant Saber is superior, she elects herself to office with anti-fotress beams, the only vote worth anything.
Jacob Nguyen
You don't vote for a king though.
Connor Price
Well, how did she become king, then?
Matthew Lewis
Tell that to the Holy Roman Empire
Angel Brown
Don't forget that not only did they assimilate the Britons, they then failed to maintain the infrastructure necessary to protect them from the Anglo-Saxons
Alexander Wood
On those points while GO isn't innocent, blaming it for it is unfair, Extra is actually the one that opened the doors to that stupidity.
Not only Nero the emperor of Rome turned out to be a girl that history masked as a man, it is an exact clone in appearance of King Arthur that history also masked as a man.
It makes even less sense if you consider Nero's story of killing his pregnant wife and relationships with an eunuch and Fate Nero's personality to go out of her way to make sure everyone knows she is a girl.
Daniel Murphy
fair enough. GO was the flood, but Extra opened the gates.
Noah Perry
Pulling Excalibur out of a rock I guess
Christian Gray
>thanks Nasu This but unironically
Parker Young
One woman, one vote. Saber was the woman and she had the vote.
Camden Phillips
Yeah. The way her knights treat her, I think it was an open secret that she was a woman in court. They just don't have a choice but to consider her a man.
Cooper Bailey
Excalibur didn't come from a rock; Caliburn did.
Evan Clark
caliburn was the sword in the stone, and excalibur was from a lake, right?
Owen Perry
Eh, who knows. Something like that.
Logan Watson
In Fate, yes. It depends on which version of the story you're reading. Arthurian lore has never been consistent.
Caleb Wilson
Yes. Thought thinking about it, they are either usually mashed together or Caliburn is completely forgotten once Excalibur comes into play.
Don't remind me.
Hunter Adams
The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that she, Arturia, was to carry Excalibur. That is why she is your king.
Christopher Murphy
King Arthur should've been male and the Saber in the original novel should've been female mordred.