Did fgo engage in religious discrimination?

From the perspective of religious believers, there must be ... because they only care about the reading habits of Japanese consumers, and others don't give me money. ...

Secondly, they actually don't know much about religion. For example, Kuchulin is a druid, belongs to druidism, and uses Ogham, which is common in Celtic stone carvings and woodcuts. A * * * has 25 letters (some people say it is 20), and each letter is related to a sacred tree. It is said that druids will carve these tree-shaped words on sticks for divination. All druids' names mean "people who know oak".

In fgo, big dogs use runes, which is a Nordic Germanic language family. It was not used in Great Britain in the early years, and then it was invaded by one of the Germanic peoples: Anglo-Saxon Votok (yes, King Arthur was a Celtic, and he was not the ancestor of modern English). At this time, the rotten bones of Celtic legend Kuchulin were all dregs, which was a completely indelible bug.

Therefore, as far as fgo's religious knowledge level is concerned, it is good not to engage in big bugs, and consumers are dead houses in Japan, and they will not care too much about religious issues and discrimination. No, no, I misunderstood. This is called ignoring ... (funny)