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Don't Stop Me Now. Bohemian Rhapsody gets too much attention, imo, and listening to it is kind of a chore, but DSMN has a nice pace throughout and I can jam to it anytime.

Bop Not really. Boop Bööp You're Koromon Ah! Almost forgot

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, alternating between two versions: 1. The orchestral version in Fantasia (1940), the first arrangement: Mostly nostalgia, but there's definitely an extra layer of appreciation for it after being a band kid in high school and playing in various groups. Also Fantasia is just, dare I say it, "fantastic!" 2. This version played on the organ, where it was originally composed for: Listening to this version straight through is quite the experience, and after being exposed to it, there are few (if any) pieces that leave me as floored as this one did.

DUDE SAME!

Well, there is The Calculator as you mentioned. You could even try the But personally I think most people would use it for easy Xyz and Synchro Summons. One thing I like about it is that the increases are not until the End Phase, and will last so long as the card remains face-up on the field. It seems a tad too easy to search, but that's just me.

Mr. Henderson gritted his teeth as he stared down the Machinedramon, listening for Theo's response. "Yes sir I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I" That... that didn't sound good at all. What the hell was going on? "I-I-I-I think something is-" Mr. Henderson turned in time to see Theo get absolutely smashed head on by a giant claw. That wasn't good, not good at all. Not only that, but the boy was... flickering in and out of his form. "Just when you think you've seen everything...," "M-Mr Henderson!" Theo called out. "I don't think this form is going to last long! Get it to aim those cannons at me! I'll use what little power I have left to turn them back on it with my shields!" he announced, trying to keep his balance. Mr. Henderson nodded and rushed forward, shield in hand. "Time to try this out!" "Try what out?" Ludomon managed to ask before Mr. Henderson threw the screaming shield at the Machinedramon's head, the digimon smacking the metal monster right in-between its eyes. The shield then bounced back at Mr. Henderson who caught it and rushed to stand in front of Theodore. "Come on, you overgrown pile of scraps! Your mother was a Linux and your father was a TI-82!" Mr. Henderson called out. The Machinedramon, instead of answering, roared in rage, energy gathering in the cannons as they turned to aim at Mr. Henderson. The teacher stood his ground, waiting as the glow of the energy the cannons were producing grew brighter and brighter. Once Mr. Henderson was sure Machinedramon wouldn't change its course, he did a backflip, sailing over Theo's head and landing behind him. "Alright kid, let's hope this works," He said, shield at the ready, just in case. With another roar, the Machinedramon fired, the destructive beams surging their way towards Theo... The digivices the chosen held had morphed into their new forms, feeling weightless in the hands of those that wielded them. The screens lit up, and a message flashed across the said screens. New wielder verified. Scanning for available Digimon... ... ... Digimon found, now scanning. A beam of light shot out, scanning Frimon, Wormmon, and Hackmon. When the light faded away, a small pixelated picture appeared on each of the their screens, each resembling the partner digimon in question. By them were stats and numbers, and most noticeably, a small empty bar on the bottom of the screen. Calibration complete. Digivice now online. While the digivices were calibrating, Conner flex his arms, the feeling of an arm back on his right side a welcoming one. Still, they still had that Machinedramon coming... what could they do about that...? He looked at the platform opposite from the one he set up the trap, and the gears began turning in his head. He walked over to Chris, musing to himself. "Hey, come with me a second," Conner said as he grabbed Chris by the scuff of his shirt and easily lifted him up. It was like his classmate weighed nothing to him. Was this what being a superhero felt like? He rushed over to the other platforms, scooping up another line of vine. With a single leap, he made it on top of the third platform, completely bypassing the two stepping platforms. "Damn, this is amazing!" Conner said as he placed Chris down. "Alright Chris, so, I'm gonna set this up," Conner began to explain as he lifted the stone platform, tying the vine to it. "And when that monster enters, push this... stone log off and hit him. Get it. got it? Good," With that, he leapt away, landing in the center of the room, his hands igniting with flames. "Alright... let's do our best then...," He muttered to himself. OOC

This depends a bit actually. In the history of Fate as an anime series, every summoning has been conducted with a catalyst related to the Servant one wants to summon and/or use of some extra lines in the summoning incantation. Using the sheath of Excalibur lets Kiritsugu summon King Arthur, Waver used a piece of cloth from Iskandar's cape to summon him, and Kariya added some extra lines to his summoning to get a Berserker-class Servant, among other things. This is also why r/grandorder users post catalysts of the Servant they want for good luck on their gacha rolls (I've even made a few myself, but all I can make is memes). But it is known that should one summon their Servant without such a catalyst, the Throne of Heroes will simply hand them the Servant that would best suit them. The Servant I would get without a catalyst is still a bit up in the air as far as I know, but the latest consensus to my memory was that it would be Oda Nobunaga (my favorite Servant, as it so happens; see the bottom of the previous page). Should I get Nobu as my Servant in a Holy Grail War, I'd likely leave the strategizing to her since she'd certainly be a far better tactician than me, and try to get the drop on other Masters myself while she was busy dealing with Servants if she didn't need me or whatever type of magic I'd have for something. If I were to use a catalyst to summon a Servant, however, I would rather like to summon Leonardo da Vinci as my Servant, perhaps using one of his blueprints as a cataylst. The Caster class isn't all that suited to direct combat, but with my weird ideas and da Vinci's brilliance, it's safe to assume that we'd have plenty of unique tools at our disposal to deal with the others in unconventional fashions they might not be ready for. It's a strategy based very much on the element of surprise and thinking of approaches that wouldn't normally work. If we assume this takes place in Fuyuki like the others do, and that I summoned without a catalyst thus ending up with Nobunaga, my Servant would be incredibly powerful due to Servants getting buffs in their homeland, proportional to their fame. The legendary Sengoku warlord largely responsible for Japan being a single nation would naturally be a pretty big deal in Japan. Otherwise, my advantages against others mostly rely on being over/underestimated, as well as my ability to come up with odd ideas on the fly (this would be all the stronger if I used a catalyst to summon da Vinci).

My friends, the doctor is in.

The show is about calling up people from the past to fight in a fight for a cup that can make any wish come true. These are great figures who are very important in the story of people as a race, and the people who team up with them after calling them to the present. It's a pretty fucked-up world but the normal people don't know any of this is going on either, so they have no idea about the crazy shit going on just under their noses. The phone game lets you round up these people for yourself, catch them all, and run around through time doing different things to fix the past. It's pretty cool, and rather kind to new people or people who don't want to spend a lot of money. And free to play. There is also a side show but that's a whole different matter that you shouldn't even worry about until you get into the big stuff first.