Enuma Elish is one of the oldest literary works on the planet, older even than The Iliad and The Bible. It is the Creation Myth of Mesopotamian Mythology and exists in several copies but most of them are from Babylon. Consequentially, a lot of the Babylonian copies serve as a hymn glorifying the patron deity of Babylon, Marduk; Assyrian copies, on the other hand, don't mention Marduk at all and attribute all his accomplishments to Ashur. It is likely that the original Sumerian text had either Ea/Enki or Enlil (who still figure in later copies) in the spotlight.
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| - Enuma Elish is one of the oldest literary works on the planet, older even than The Iliad and The Bible. It is the Creation Myth of Mesopotamian Mythology and exists in several copies but most of them are from Babylon. Consequentially, a lot of the Babylonian copies serve as a hymn glorifying the patron deity of Babylon, Marduk; Assyrian copies, on the other hand, don't mention Marduk at all and attribute all his accomplishments to Ashur. It is likely that the original Sumerian text had either Ea/Enki or Enlil (who still figure in later copies) in the spotlight.
- English | Japanese “That... is also good.""The evocation is the breath of the planet. I will walk together with the humans.""Therefore ― Enuma Elish!” —Lancer, Fate/Grand Order Enuma Elish: O Humans, Let Us Restrain The Gods (人よ、神を繋ぎ止めようエヌマ・エリシュ, Hito yo, Kami wo Tsunagi TomeyōEnuma Erishu?) is the Noble Phantasm of Enkidu, where he transforms his own body into a Divine Construct. Originally, Enkidu was a weapon dispatched by the gods in order to “restore Gilgamesh to the gods”. The “Linchpin of Heavens” was created so that gods and people would not separate. Because Gilgamesh revolted against the gods, it was charged with the role of binding and bringing him back to the heavens. However, Enkidu became Gilgamesh’s friend and, just like its friend wished, chose the path of using this “chain
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| - Enuma Elish is one of the oldest literary works on the planet, older even than The Iliad and The Bible. It is the Creation Myth of Mesopotamian Mythology and exists in several copies but most of them are from Babylon. Consequentially, a lot of the Babylonian copies serve as a hymn glorifying the patron deity of Babylon, Marduk; Assyrian copies, on the other hand, don't mention Marduk at all and attribute all his accomplishments to Ashur. It is likely that the original Sumerian text had either Ea/Enki or Enlil (who still figure in later copies) in the spotlight.
- English | Japanese “That... is also good.""The evocation is the breath of the planet. I will walk together with the humans.""Therefore ― Enuma Elish!” —Lancer, Fate/Grand Order Enuma Elish: O Humans, Let Us Restrain The Gods (人よ、神を繋ぎ止めようエヌマ・エリシュ, Hito yo, Kami wo Tsunagi TomeyōEnuma Erishu?) is the Noble Phantasm of Enkidu, where he transforms his own body into a Divine Construct. Originally, Enkidu was a weapon dispatched by the gods in order to “restore Gilgamesh to the gods”. The “Linchpin of Heavens” was created so that gods and people would not separate. Because Gilgamesh revolted against the gods, it was charged with the role of binding and bringing him back to the heavens. However, Enkidu became Gilgamesh’s friend and, just like its friend wished, chose the path of using this “chain that restrains even the heavens” for the sake of the people. It is a linchpin of light that pours the power of the Counter Force, also known as Alaya and Gaia's powers. The giant amount of energy are transformed into a form that the World can recognize and pierces the opponent in one hit. Its power rises in response to destructive deeds committed by the opponent towards the planet or humanity.
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