Interesting Piece of Literature Reference (Roland - Durandal)

[Pebbles]

According to Wikipedia: "Durendal, also spelled Durandal, is the sword of Roland, legendary paladin and partially historical officer of Charlemagne in French epic literature."

Can't wait for Roland "the legendary paladin" to smite down the City and bring the new Light to the people -w-

[dytong]

Don't forget 'Orlando Furioso' as well.

[Pebbles]

oooo I didn't even notice the reference. Thank you for so much for pointing it out!

[David]

"the paladin Orlando's unrequited love for the pagan princess Angelica" oh hello

[BrownianMotion]

Charles Office... and i remember seeing Astolfo somewhere as well.

[NetMoverSitan]

It's even used in Fate Grand Order, although in that case, it's a weapon of holy power that can't be broken, no matter how much the wielder would try to.

Between the three fictional media, the sword was largely the same in overall design.

[Minh]

Originally posted by NetMoverSitan:

It's even used in Fate Grand Order, although in that case, it's a weapon of holy power that can't be broken, no matter how much the wielder would try to.

Between the three fictional media, the sword was largely the same in overall design.

Necropost.