u/C4-622MonkeyGordo

Thanks to the Heroic Spirit summoning system at Chaldea, these six lovely Servants shall now fight on your behalf to ensure the future of Humanity!

But it's not just fighting they'll be doing; as their Master, they'll live alongside you, protect you, and in turn you'll supply them with invaluable Mana by becoming... close... with them.

Now the only question is, how would you like to prioritize "Mana transferring"?

#RULES:

• Rank the girls in your order of preference.

• All the girls must be ranked. No leftovers! If you don't know them, use visuals and vibes to decide.

• All the girls must have a different rank. No ties!

• No disrespecting the girls nor the users.

^(Thanks to Farkran86 who I shamelessly stole this from and everyone who wants to participate and have fun sharing in the comments!)

I've been told it's simple canon lore that everyone on Earth in the UC is a wealthy and/or influential Elite who all live significantly better lives than the Downtrodden Spacenoids.

So, for posterity, I've collected various examples of the Elite of Earth and and Downtrodden of Space.

The most dangerous waifus from Path to Nowhere, these cosmic eldritch horror supervillians are sure to keep your harem adventures interesting!

#RULES:

• Rank the girls in your order of preference.

• All the girls must be ranked. No leftovers! If you don't know them, use visuals and vibes to decide.

• All the girls must have a different rank. No ties!

• No disrespecting the girls nor the users.

Thanks to Farkran86 who I shamelessly stole this from and everyone who wants to participate and have fun sharing in the comments!

Sandra, Sophie, and Lee > Gia, Ortega, and Mash

Can we retire this useless phrase yet?

Having sympathetic characters who are Zeeks isn't the writer/showrunner condoning Space Nazism.

Having Zeeks as protagonists isn't an endorsement of Space Nazism either.

Do y'all think Bret Easton Ellis and Mary Harron condone becoming a serial killer?

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inb4 "but this show downplayed Zeon's war crimes!"

Guys, the colony drop isn't even mentioned by a single character in the original 1979 series.

At least MS IGLOO and The Origin had the balls to not only show Operation British but have the characters acknowledge how fucked up it was...

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*Shout-out to the users who think War in the Pocket, a show with fewer sympathetic Zeeks than '79 who openly attempt to nuke a neutral space colony, is zEoN wAnK 💀

Suprise! It was actually an excuse to post Prospera Mercury propaganda 😎