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[Mr.House]

Megumi, Alice, Hinako, Nikumi and Hinako off the top of my head are way better then Erina.

 

Hisako is really shining in the latest arc in the manga.

[Zeroth Angel]

More like tsunderes are always popular even tho most are horrible (like Erina)

Yeah. 

 

I've really started to dislike tsunderes because of just how many bad ones there are.

 

I don't even consider Erina a tsundere though. She's just a ****** (female dog).

[Simfam]

Of course.

Those silly Japanese and their **** taste.

 

*Fred Jones Rider likes*

[Mr.House]

Alice did deliver an awesome out of context quote at least.

 

[Jehuty]

I'm writing my thoughts about Fate/Zero. Should have them ready within ten or 20 minutes. 

[Mr.House]

I'm so happy they kept the nightmare sequence and the Fist of the North Star.

[Jehuty]

Alright, so here is my "Essay" on Fate/Zero. I haven't done one in a bit so I'm a bit rusty. 

 

Spoiler

Fate/Zero takes place during a holy grail war, where several masters summon servants to fight for them. 

 

I'd have to say the plot was really solid, and it kept my interest. The holy grail is an object that is able to grant any wish, but I'm pretty sure there's some side effect or cost for doing so, but that's only a wild guess. Each of the masters and servants are different from each other, which easily creates a varied and interesting cast. However, I am somewhat annoyed by certain characters, as to be expected pretty much and by a couple elements. Regardless, I find the positives to greatly outweigh the negatives by far, and assuming season 2 impresses me like season 1 has, it may rival Sora No Otoshimono and Mobile Suit Gundam on my favorites list.

 

For the masters, I’ve found Waver to be somewhat annoying, a spineless wimp to be exact. However, somehow he goes great with Rider and they both make an excellent pair. I also feel that with Rider, Waver is bound to get some good development, and they both seem to have a good bond between each other.

 

 Irisviel, a red eyed white haired chick, who has a bond with Saber, is a caring character and I feel that Irisviel and Saber complement each other very well. They have concern for each other and arefriends, very often seeing eye to eye with each other.

 

Honestly, I didn’t like Lancer’s master and glad that he got dealt with, but in a decent way. Now his wife or whoever she is now has to fight for the grail, but I feel with her that it may be for something other than healing him. That she might be fighting for it over something else. Of course I could be wrong on this, but I hope she is handled well. I do like how she handled getting her command seal though, and on how she got Lancer’s master backed into a corner.

 

 Kiritsugu and Maiya seem to go hand in hand as well, and I like how they use modern firearms to fight over using a servant, and that they don’t use magic or anything, proving that being a Mage or any of that is not required. I also liked how Kiritsugu was able to stay focused on the task after Caster’s murdering of the children in the forest. However, I do like the fact that he did question himself fighting, wanting to pull out with Iris out of the grail war.

 

I also liked how Kirei is being questioned by Archer and such, and on how he struggles to learn about Joy or something in that nature. I expect him to work with Archer in the future but am not entirely sure.

 

Ryuunosuke is Caster’s master and I like how they both break the rules, which causes a situation for the other Servants to need to unite. Like some of the others he seems to work hand in hand with his servant, Caster, who I found amusing from time to time. They are totally different from the others and I like it.

 

For the servants, I could care less about Assassin, since he didn’t do much for me. But he was different from the others, which all the servants are different, which again, is a very good thing. He did have multiple personalities, making him different.

 

 Rider, will always be my all time favorite due to how fun he was. I expected him to act in a certain way, but instead he was rather enjoyable, and I laughed on more than one occasion over him. He is a very awesome character and I look forward to seeing more out of him in season two. He seems to enjoy simple pleasures and I didn’t expect him to get into a freaking video game, that part just made me smile. I also love on how he gets from point A to point B with a freaking flying chariot and that episode were he and his army slaughtered the assassins was just too epic.

 

Lancer and Saber are not my favorites, but I still like how they uphold honor and chivalry, and how they both duel. It created a very good fight scene that was a pleasure to watch. They both are well balanced and I liked it when Saber was injured my Lancer and couldn’t heal. However, I wish they exploited this more.

 

 Archer, while arrogant and such, has so much class. I was in awe when Assassin was trying to do his thing, only for Archer to descend upon him and murder him. I like how he questions Kirei and attempts to teach him about joy and pleasure. I also like his armor design, which reflected upon a true king. I found him to be strangely likable.  

 

Caster and his master broke the rules, which allowed for the rules of the war to be changed. Like I said I found him to be an amusing character and he seems to be where terror and horror spawn. He also is obsessed about Saber, since he believes her to be his. However, I doubt they lived in the same time frame. Caster also enjoyed his work and took pride in it, and is quite poetic. I thought it was interesting on how he forced the rules to be changed for the other masters and servants.

 

Berserker… I wish there was more of him and I thought he was worthy to fight Archer. I liked how he had a black aura around him and how he could grab any object and make it his weapon. His master I believe has chosen to enter the war to prevent some girl from having to fight it or something of that nature. Berserker looks cool as hell and I give him props for being the rage machine.

 

For the episodes, I’ve found the pacing to be good and that the story stayed the right amount of  serious, and that it actually delivered rather than try to, like Freezing did. Of course, it would be an insult to compare Freezing, which was filled with problems, to Fate, which is done extremely well. Fanservice, while I don’t mind it, was absent from Fate/Zero, which was a good thing. I enjoyed the opening song and found it to be fitting as well.

 

However, my major gripe was that there were some elements such as Saber’s injury not being exploited more.

 

The fight scenes were well played out and very entertaining to watch. Also, I somehow didn’t mind how season one ended, since it laid the groundwork for season 2.

 

Overall, I give Fate/Zero season one a 9.4 out of ten. I am very impressed and it is very, very high quality. A solid story and an interesting and varied cast of characters make it a great anime. It doesn't waste potential like some other animes do but can use a couple more elements. 

 

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

Alright, so here is my "Essay" on Fate/Zero. I haven't done one in a bit so I'm a bit rusty. 

 

Spoiler

Fate/Zero takes place during a holy grail war, where several masters summon servants to fight for them. 

 

 

I'd have to say the plot was really solid, and it kept my interest. The holy grail is an object that is able to grant any wish, but I'm pretty sure there's some side effect or cost for doing so, but that's only a wild guess. Each of the masters and servants are different from each other, which easily creates a varied and interesting cast. However, I am somewhat annoyed by certain characters, as to be expected pretty much and by a couple elements. Regardless, I find the positives to greatly outweigh the negatives by far, and assuming season 2 impresses me like season 1 has, it may rival Sora No Otoshimono and Mobile Suit Gundam on my favorites list.

 

 

For the masters, I’ve found Waver to be somewhat annoying, a spineless wimp to be exact. However, somehow he goes great with Rider and they both make an excellent pair. I also feel that with Rider, Waver is bound to get some good development, and they both seem to have a good bond between each other.

 

 

 Irisviel, a red eyed white haired chick, who has a bond with Saber, is a caring character and I feel that Irisviel and Saber complement each other very well. They have concern for each other and arefriends, very often seeing eye to eye with each other.

 

 

Honestly, I didn’t like Lancer’s master and glad that he got dealt with, but in a decent way. Now his wife or whoever she is now has to fight for the grail, but I feel with her that it may be for something other than healing him. That she might be fighting for it over something else. Of course I could be wrong on this, but I hope she is handled well. I do like how she handled getting her command seal though, and on how she got Lancer’s master backed into a corner.

 

 

 Kiritsugu and Maiya seem to go hand in hand as well, and I like how they use modern firearms to fight over using a servant, and that they don’t use magic or anything, proving that being a Mage or any of that is not required. I also liked how Kiritsugu was able to stay focused on the task after Caster’s murdering of the children in the forest. However, I do like the fact that he did question himself fighting, wanting to pull out with Iris out of the grail war.

 

 

I also liked how Kirei is being questioned by Archer and such, and on how he struggles to learn about Joy or something in that nature. I expect him to work with Archer in the future but am not entirely sure.

 

 

Ryuunosuke is Caster’s master and I like how they both break the rules, which causes a situation for the other Servants to need to unite. Like some of the others he seems to work hand in hand with his servant, Caster, who I found amusing from time to time. They are totally different from the others and I like it.

 

 

For the servants, I could care less about Assassin, since he didn’t do much for me. But he was different from the others, which all the servants are different, which again, is a very good thing. He did have multiple personalities, making him different.

 

 

 Rider, will always be my all time favorite due to how fun he was. I expected him to act in a certain way, but instead he was rather enjoyable, and I laughed on more than one occasion over him. He is a very awesome character and I look forward to seeing more out of him in season two. He seems to enjoy simple pleasures and I didn’t expect him to get into a freaking video game, that part just made me smile. I also love on how he gets from point A to point B with a freaking flying chariot and that episode were he and his army slaughtered the assassins was just too epic.

 

 

Lancer and Saber are not my favorites, but I still like how they uphold honor and chivalry, and how they both duel. It created a very good fight scene that was a pleasure to watch. They both are well balanced and I liked it when Saber was injured my Lancer and couldn’t heal. However, I wish they exploited this more.

 

 

 Archer, while arrogant and such, has so much class. I was in awe when Assassin was trying to do his thing, only for Archer to descend upon him and murder him. I like how he questions Kirei and attempts to teach him about joy and pleasure. I also like his armor design, which reflected upon a true king. I found him to be strangely likable.  

 

 

Caster and his master broke the rules, which allowed for the rules of the war to be changed. Like I said I found him to be an amusing character and he seems to be where terror and horror spawn. He also is obsessed about Saber, since he believes her to be his. However, I doubt they lived in the same time frame. Caster also enjoyed his work and took pride in it, and is quite poetic. I thought it was interesting on how he forced the rules to be changed for the other masters and servants.

 

 

Berserker… I wish there was more of him and I thought he was worthy to fight Archer. I liked how he had a black aura around him and how he could grab any object and make it his weapon. His master I believe has chosen to enter the war to prevent some girl from having to fight it or something of that nature. Berserker looks cool as hell and I give him props for being the rage machine.

 

 

For the episodes, I’ve found the pacing to be good and that the story stayed the right amount of  serious, and that it actually delivered rather than try to, like Freezing did. Of course, it would be an insult to compare Freezing, which was filled with problems, to Fate, which is done extremely well. Fanservice, while I don’t mind it, was absent from Fate/Zero, which was a good thing. I enjoyed the opening song and found it to be fitting as well.

 

 

However, my major gripe was that there were some elements such as Saber’s injury not being exploited more.

 

 

The fight scenes were well played out and very entertaining to watch. Also, I somehow didn’t mind how season one ended, since it laid the groundwork for season 2.

 

 

Overall, I give Fate/Zero season one a 9.4 out of ten. I am very impressed and it is very, very high quality. A solid story and an interesting and varied cast of characters make it a great anime. It doesn't waste potential like some other animes do but can use a couple more elements. 

 

the entire anime was essentially the Rin romance route and the vast majority of the plot was the same except for who he ends up boning. 3/10

[Jehuty]

the entire anime was essentially the Rin romance route and the vast majority of the plot was the same except for who he ends up boning. 3/10

[Colaman172]

I landed in Florida and will be leaving the thread for awhile. There was a Japanese man next to me watching Kamen Rider, and I know he saw me watching Strike Witches. I'm just wondering if his thoughts were as weird as mine.

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

 

/thread

[Jehuty]

Isi was just egging you on, so I'm surprised you actually wrote it after all. Nicely done.

 

Now Isi must on his end of the bargain watch Heaven's Lost Property. Those were the rules, right?

He is to post some of that artwork he found of Ikaros on my birthday.

 

Ecchi Harem isn't his thing if I recall correctly. 

[TheClonesLegacy]

No matter what, his bum will be remembered!

I swear, you leave for a day and a half...

 

This skin came out of left field.

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

samesex marriage is now legal throughout murica,

 

[The King of Dust]

He is to post some of that artwork he found of Ikaros on my birthday.

 

Ecchi Harem isn't his thing if I recall correctly. 

You still have a lot to learn.

Deals are made to be altered.



You have to make sure you're the one who's doing the altering.

[TheClonesLegacy]

I like how the second I went on Bat-Break everyone leaves.

[Clover Rider]

I only make deals and bets where I know I will win

[Isichar]

Too drunk atm to grade your essay Impulse cause I hit the casino up after work (and won a bunch of money playing Blackjack! ) so I'll get to it tomorrow. Word count shows it at over 1000 though so colored me impressed. I suppose I'll have to hold up my end of the bargain.

 

I did skim through it quickly. There's one thing I'd recommend thinking about as well on top of what you already talked about since this is largely important when talking about most worthwhile series, and that's theme. Think about the overall message(s) the story is trying to get across and just how effectively it did so. There are certain themes I'll bring up quite often myself that are quite dear to me such as duality and memories (you may have noticed in the past when people try and get me interested in something they'll mention how it plays on duality to me)

 

Grats though. A real thought out post. I'll definitely go through it properly tomorrow when my brain isn't so hurdur. Your birthday is on Sunday or Monday?

 

Isi was just egging you on, so I'm surprised you actually wrote it after all. Nicely done.

 

Now Isi must on his end of the bargain watch Heaven's Lost Property. Those were the rules, right?

 
Come on just go with it--
 
Oh fine.

 

^

Learn from Puddi. This guy knows what he's talking about.

 

Although you wouldn't be able to trick me into watching a harem That's one where I need to be sure that it will hit notes that I'll like. Bakemonogatari to date is the only to do so, although I heavily suspect the F/SN VN will manage to do the same when I finally get around to reading it based off what I've heard.

 

I only make deals and bets where I know I will win

 

Well, I got what I wanted

[TheClonesLegacy]

Scratch that. No one cares.

I'll make you care dammit.

...Ginko's still popular right?

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

Scratch that. No one cares.

I'll make you care dammit.

...Ginko's still popular right?

waittt...this is GINKO??? i thought this was gintama. no wonder i was hela confused, i picked the wrong annie may. im going to ask one more time. what show is this?

[TheClonesLegacy]

waittt...this is GINKO??? i thought this was gintama. no wonder i was hela confused, i picked the wrong annie may. im going to ask one more time. what show is this?

1 Sec dummy.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q... Genderbend arc

There. That was so difficult eh?

That first link should clear everything up.