[Anime] Fate/Stay Night Remake By Ufotable

Good end route confirmed

Ufotable Fate remake. Please.







Yeah needs more F/SN original soundtrack. The current audio is good but a F/SN without EMIYA feels like a missed opportunity.

Honestly, I really hope they don't do that, I mean the whole stats and ability thing. It works in the VN because at the end of the day, you are still playing a game as a player. But I think that going into detail about a servant's stats and abilities D&D style would be to the anime's detriment.
As some sort of additional promotional material, something like a guidebook in the BD box set, it would work out really well. Man, if I had the money ... I really want to own a Fate/Zero BluRay box set ...

OP is giving me false hopes.

I really don't want the anime to go too detailed about Nasuverse's power tiers. If people want further explanations "Go Play the VN", why bother doing a half-assed explanation when there's another media that's doing the job better.

The more an anime "Talks" and not "Show" the faster it gets boring.
If they do it wrong it will fall into the Exposition Bomb trope.

You raise a good point and I'm all for an anime taking advantage of the fact it's visual, in fact I would go as far as to say the Gae Bolg scene was deliberately made with the thought "talk is cheap" and did so splendidly. However my issue is that it's a passerby's understanding that gives just enough to survive with, which isn't bad standards for an anime but neither is expecting an extras episode(in the vein of what J4ck suggested) just like Onegai!Einzbern Soudanshitsu for Fate/Zero. Everybody wins, people who don't care about lore just watch the series ignoring the extras and the more curious ones will watch the extras.




Nope.

Oh I completely forgot to mention, Shirou's hair isn't actually that red it's usually a heavy orange.

Oh hey! I'm back on FAKKU to discuss this anime.

BECAUSE I AM SO FUCKING PUMPED!

These last two episodes are really good. I really liked that they did the Tohsaka prologue for the VN's as its own episode and follow it with Shirou's.

The animation for this is just so good as well, even if some of the design for at least one character needs to grow on me. It's minor and may be in my head.

I'm overall thrilled though. I actually haven't read a VN since Tsukihime and Fate/Stay Night. I was reading "The Devil on G-String" but stopped about two or three years ago. The data for it still exists though. So I could pick it up.

I can't wait for more though. I really can't.



This is actually an issue I am having with the "Monogari series in hindsight. The series will have episodes where the characters drone a mix of exposition and deep conversation. It actually was also my issue with the most recent Kara no Kyokai deal as well. Lots of exposition all around, very little action. Although, this could be an issue with the series as a whole. Despite last viewing the series again probably earlier this year, I can't remember if the whole of the series was as dialogue heavy as the last one. Although then again, Shiki was fighting a dude who could see the future and use bombs. It's not like he was Solid Snake.

To be fair, 90% of the Monogatari series is comprised of talking. There isn't really any significat action going on. Is sells because of its interesting character interactions coupled with Shaft's unique visual style. That's about it.
Same with KnK, it was't written with conflict in mind (at least not on a superficial level), as KnK is more about the exploration of the many negative and ugly aspects of humans as individuals, and is more of a thought provoking kind of story rooted in symbolism.

Having said that, UBW is gonna have a ton of action. Thinking back, I think UBW has at least 15 fights along with bunch of minor confrontations. Though my prediction for the next episode would be "How to be a Master 101" followed by the first visit of the curch, only to end at a cliffhanger with Illya appearing.

http://seventhstyle.com/2014/10/13/99-of-viewers-enjoy-fatestay-night/

Nothing stops the UBW train.

And using side by side comparison, with each incarnation, Shirou keeps getting older and taller lol.

Either Shirou is a dwarf or Saber is a giant in this one.

Oh my god you just made me realize something disturbing.

is this going the be a anime movie or video game ?


is it out yet ?

God how could I like this thing again. Painfully slow and banal. Get to the meaningful parts already smh.

I don't intend to be mean...but google it. Please take the effort to find things out yourself, especially if knowledge of this degree is easily available.





lol, your evaluation is fair(I was especially bleary eyed at Shirou's daily routine in the VN) but frankly this is the first real episode so having things go slow is expected.



Saber's stats fluctuate a lot throughout the Holy Grail Wars, it depends on her current master.



On that note I'm really interested in a Servant with an F rank in a stat.



What?

Also your gif.

Currently in the middle of playing it but

It is indeed mediocre. I like my malfunctioning mind thank you very much, if the only other option is to have a mediocre mind that could call this sort of banality good. The characterization is poor, in particular the masters (let's not even touch the side characters, why do they even exist hell if I know). And for a story with such a rich backdrop (summoning real heroes to fight your war?) this made poor use of that. The only saving grace is the good action and some characters being up there in the likeability chart, thanks in large part due to their own legend supplying plenty of personality restriction already.

Those that Nasu actually invented are crap. Except Archer. He's alright.

I don't believe my joke warranted this kind of response(if it wasn't clear what my serious response was simply look a line down). If it was offensive to you then I apologize for that but I think it's wrong to call everyone that enjoys Fate idiotic just from my mistake.







It would help if you told me when and how the rich back drop was wasted.

Since I can't sleep, might as well...



Not all but a good portion of them, yes. Fate/Stay Night is nowhere near stellar as people tout it to be. Enjoyable, yes. Anything more? Errmm nope.





Ah Ilya. Forgot about her. She's ok too. And might be some else I missed but whatever lol. Kuzuki is among the bad ones, or maybe the author is just lazy.

Shirou. Oh god. No plans to talk about his issues for now, hopefully those are already clear. But he's not even consistent. Ok, different routes means different settings, but Nasu could do better to trick me than suddenly going "Oh I've loved her all along" in HF when he showed not the slightest sign of noticing Sakura prior. And the whole crap about him growing up from idealistic in Fate and mature in HF... through what exactly? Different routes are supposed to be alternate universes, you can't magically transfer memories and call that character development smh.

Rin. You tried hard Nasu to make her look talented, but until this day I see none of it. She has no resolve, clumsy, why the fuck tropes like tsundere exists in a story about war anyway... I fail to see her as nothing more than an elaborate and convoluted approach to fanservice. Like Strike Witches.

I love comparing FSN and FZ as they are very close together. Now see, Nasu glorified servants as this inhumane being that totally tops everything. Yet more than once he pulled shit like having nubs defeat them. Ten years ago... "Wait, Maiya. It's Assassin we're dealing with. We're not equipped to fight servants," said an experienced murderer. Later, some scrub who did no shit suddenly defeated the most broken (but dumbed down to ridiculous levels, thanks to your author truly) servant out there. Count me unconvinced. Guy don't know to stick to the very system he invented. Smh.

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Again, FZ. The whole thing is solemn throughout. Even in relatively lighthearted parts, like Rider chugging beer, some key points of his heroism could be seen. And in all cases the servants basically are the heroes as they are, living the legend. Gil could indeed in FZ be seen as the primordial king. Lancelot the fallen knight. Rider and his eternal conquest. Lancer with his sad tales. Ok, not perfectly of course, but the background story in integrated much more seamlessly here. Needless to say, my favorite is the epic Gil vs Rider battle, where almost every damn line and move is a shoutout to the lores.

In FSN, name me a hero who actually had anything traceable back to the lore? Saber nope, she's just that pretty girl pampered by and sighing because of Shirou. Caster, mmm ok in the church scene. Rider, what lore? Ditto Berserker. He could be Incredible Hulk and it makes no difference to the plot. Gil? In FSN he's but a horny retard. Lancer, one sees much in his personality and some lines, but no key points. Assassin has little screentime to work with. Archer had none so ok.

And there's this crap about school life Fuji-nee date at Shinto and what the fuck else. Shinji too. Eugh. How saddening when some other guy takes your universe and write something vastly superior than you did. If that's not Nasu being a mediocre author, then I don't know what to call him. Hell, his later Fates got crappier, not better.

Writing in iPad is kinda tough lol.

I probably enjoy it more than I should, but I do think that parts of it are good. Rabid fan bases rarely make sense so naturally when the fan base is as large as F/SN the amount of gibberish increases as well.























Most of the later Fates were taken charge of by other people, he had little or next to no involvement in them. He obviously didn't want to keep writing Fate somewhere down the line to the point to where he openly declared he didn't want to do it anymore.



Nasu supervised the drafts of F/Z, Urobuchi said he accepted 90% of his ideas.