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[Kaiser Arian XVII]

It's just Kaiser being Kaiser, ain't nothing to really listen to 
 

[Jstatham1227]

Thread needs more saeko. lel 

[Liamv2]

So considering what the VN is and how it's slowly leaking info of the past and all... well to put it simply.

 

Fate/Zero is a f*cking awesome prequel. You can appreciate it a lot more after you read the VN.

 

So VN first then Zero huh. I'll watch UBW after that too.

[Liamv2]

Eh well i'll make up my mind when I get to it.

[Zeroth Angel]

Well, I'd say you can go pretty much any way you want to.

 

Seriously. Gen and that other dude who's name escapes me did a BRILLIANT job with Zero.

Nasu.

[SlottsMachine]

Since Isi seemed intrigued by the soundtrack I decided to write down some of my thoughts on Casshern Sins though its been a while since I finished it.  The atmosphere is fantastic, they did a great job creating this sad and desolate world and the soundtrack plays a big part in that (which is very good). The main narrative isn't all the interesting, its the evolution of the main characters that keeps you watching.

[Zeroth Angel]

MOAR

 

Spoiler

Gilgamesh you utter c*ckblock

Now it's going to get interesting  .

[Hellion Rex]

AKG Episode 20

 

Spoiler

Dafuq did I just watch?

 

 

I looked up what happened in the manga and this episode just about spat on it.

[Chewin]

 

Gonna need to visit a blood bank.

 

Anyhow, damn social life got in the way of me enjoying my damn anime in peace, so here is my take on yesterdays F/SN: UBW episode:

 

Spoiler

This was an interesting episode for sure, which primarily function was to serve as a build up and revelation regarding several narrative threads--not only plot but character wise as well.

 

Having Archer finally escape from his rooftop surveying and getting the chance to explore his personal outlook was certainly a welcome aspect, and one that I personally had been waiting to appear for quite awhile. Having a Servant's perspective of the War taken up is vital for the show, and I do enjoy Archer's cynical viewpoint on it, in addition to how his ideology differs from Shirou's in regards to Master / Servant relationships. What I liked about that particular scene was how it is not simply a conflict between harboring a belief of creating mutual beneficial relationships with Servants or to be viewed as a simple transient alliance and nothing more, but it also comes down to whether one sees the Servants as "real" humans or not. After all, Servants exist to be used as a means to an end, and seeing different people's viewpoints on the matter (both regarding Masters and Servants) is important. This is also one of the reason which is why I find Shirou's relationship with Saber (be it either romantically or not) interesting in regards to how he views her as an individual and the repercussions of what it might entail.

 

I'm pleased that the show displayed Shirou and Saber's relationship and how it is gradually growing. Especially liked that Shirou took the initiative after the conversation he had with Archer about Servant's motivation for the Grail and asked what she is pursuing and why. Naturally Saber is withholding her identity and goals, considering the events that occurred in Fate/Zero and I hope as the relationship keeps growing with Shirou, she will reveal more to him as she begins to trust him more and general view him differently as opposed to Kiritsugu. Additionally liked that Shirou is trying to improve himself however he can, be it either physically with Saber or mentally / magically with his Strengthening ability (which I am glad got some more exposition to its workings). 

 

I'm really enjoying what each major character brings to the table (Rin, Archer, Saber and Shirou) in regards to the narrative and the relationship they have with each other. Archer and Saber respectively have a solid, diverging ideology they are following and seeing how it correlates with Rin and Shirou respectively, who each have their own belief system as well but isn't as grounded and experienced as their Servant's, is intriguing to follow and is a nice change of narrative from Fate/Zero which featured adults who as well had a firm ideology that they fought for. Rin and Shirou aren't on the same level as their fathers, and are in a stage where it is being tested and can change as the War continues to unfold. This was something I wanted F/SN to explore and I love that it is following suite so far!

 

Next episode will be intriguing, and I am expecting some spectacular fight scenes. Can't wait!

 

[Hellion Rex]

 

Gonna need to visit a blood bank.

 

Anyhow, damn social life got in the way of me enjoying my damn anime in peace, so here is my take on yesterdays F/SN: UBW episode:

 

Spoiler

This was an interesting episode for sure, which primarily function was to serve as a build up and revelation regarding several narrative threads--not only plot but character wise as well.

 

Having Archer finally escape from his rooftop surveying and getting the chance to explore his personal outlook was certainly a welcome aspect, and one that I personally had been waiting to appear for quite awhile. Having a Servant's perspective of the War taken up is vital for the show, and I do enjoy Archer's cynical viewpoint on it, in addition to how his ideology differs from Shirou's in regards to Master / Servant relationships. What I liked about that particular scene was how it is not simply a conflict between harboring a belief of creating mutual beneficial relationships with Servants or to be viewed as a simple transient alliance and nothing more, but it also comes down to whether one sees the Servants as "real" humans or not. After all, Servants exist to be used as a means to an end, and seeing different people's viewpoints on the matter (both regarding Masters and Servants) is important. This is also one of the reason which is why I find Shirou's relationship with Saber (be it either romantically or not) interesting in regards to how he views her as an individual and the repercussions of what it might entail.

 

I'm pleased that the show displayed Shirou and Saber's relationship and how it is gradually growing. Especially liked that Shirou took the initiative after the conversation he had with Archer about Servant's motivation for the Grail and asked what she is pursuing and why. Naturally Saber is withholding her identity and goals, considering the events that occurred in Fate/Zero and I hope as the relationship keeps growing with Shirou, she will reveal more to him as she begins to trust him more and general view him differently as opposed to Kiritsugu. Additionally liked that Shirou is trying to improve himself however he can, be it either physically with Saber or mentally / magically with his Strengthening ability (which I am glad got some more exposition to its workings). 

 

I'm really enjoying what each major character brings to the table (Rin, Archer, Saber and Shirou) in regards to the narrative and the relationship they have with each other. Archer and Saber respectively have a solid, diverging ideology they are following and seeing how it correlates with Rin and Shirou respectively, who each have their own belief system as well but isn't as grounded and experienced as their Servant's, is intriguing to follow and is a nice change of narrative from Fate/Zero which featured adults who as well had a firm ideology that they fought for. Rin and Shirou aren't on the same level as their fathers, and are in a stage where it is being tested and can change as the War continues to unfold. This was something I wanted F/SN to explore and I love that it is following suite so far!

 

Next episode will be interesting for sure, and I am expecting some spectacular fight scenes. Can't wait!

 

Yes.....great review.

 

 

Now, get to AKG, so I can know how other people felt about it, cause it kinda took a sh*t on my emotions.

[Chewin]

Another lackluster AGK episode? 

 

*sigh*

 

Might as well get to it.

[Hellion Rex]

Another lackluster AGK episode? 

 

*sigh*

 

Might as well get to it.

I don't think it was lackluster....just watch and you'll understand what I mean. Hard to explain without spoiling the whole damn thing.

[Hellion Rex]

AKG 20 Spoiler stuff

Spoiler

 

Well, damn. I actually liked how Lubbock died, even if it went against the manga.

[Mr.House]

WTF

WTF

WTF

WTF

WTF WAS THAT!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

 

WHO THE **** SKIPS THAT MANY GODDAM CHAPTERS AND JUMPS RIGHT WHERE THE  FUCKNG MANGA IS, SKIPPING ALL THE BATTLES, SKIPPING THE MASSIVE BATTLE AT THE CHURCH!

 

I'm done. The last two episodes where bad, but this ****** ****? Oh please hurry up AKame ch54 so I can forget this ****.

 

Good bye Akame Ga Kill anime, you could have been good but oyu just royally fucked it up beyond repair.

[CrazyRah]

Akame..

 

Spoiler

I actually don't even know where to start with what annoyed me this episode. Akame has had a bit boring episodes, especially towards the beginning but this one is the first that genuinly bother me.

Pacing.. do they even know what that is anymore? I noticed things started to feel a bit rushed 2 episodes ago and now it's just reaching dumb levels of rushed. Without reading the manga it's so awfully clear that many parts are missing and I bet some of them could easily be considered vital. It's just so incoherent right now that it's really just not that entertaining. 

 

Also where did characterization go? Esdeath and the Jaegers had excellent treatment there but after that things have gotten gradually worse and the demons and now the son of the minister.. like why should I care that they exist? "Hurr durr me bad, me very bad" doesn't really make me that interested at all in them.

 

Also Lubba's death.. sorry it's crap. Shelee, bro, Chelsea have all had far better deaths with Chelsea probably the best one. This one just feels weak, nothing really feels right and it also feel quite rushed. Really not feeling anything towards his death besides annoyance which is not something that I really should feel.

 

Now's the time to admit that I've known the plot of the manga since almost the start so I knew of almost everything that has happened up to last weeks episode. I knew about Mine and Tatsumi, I knew about Chelsea dying and etc. Now I just don't care anymore. I got my "finale" with Mine killing Seryu last week so now I'll read the manga and I will finish watching the show. I've not dropped a show yet and don't plan to but Akame is no longer one of the high points of my week.

 

Such a shame...

 

[Master Race]

Just finished "The devil is a part timer".

 

Think i'm hooked on anime i got like 5 more shows lined up to watch and i think i'm used to reading subtitles now.

[GreyLycanTrope]

Friend of mine linked me this so I'm sharing the weirdness. http://en.rocketnews...ought-a-wombat/