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Fate Stay Night/UBW is a Must watch in anyone's book; Nothing even comes close to competing with the Immersed feeling.
If I'm being honest this has to be one of the best anime I have ever watched if not the best. The only thing that can compete against this anime for me is probably going to have to be Re:ZERO. Not watching the Prequel to this I don't believe was necessary due to the fact both anime spoil each other…
Read full review on AniList →Ufotable's UBW hits it out of the park with its stellar animation and well-written story. A must watch for Fate fans.
**SLIGHT SPOILER WARNING**
When I first read the Visual Novel of this route, I fell in love with the main characters and the servants; how could such an action-packed route be this good? For being a game made in 2004, this route became one of my favorites in terms of action, music and story.
After…
Read full review on AniList →A great introduction to the fate series, but not the ideal one.
I write my reviews based off 5 elements: Story, Characters, Music, Animation/Production Quality and Impression. All of my reviews are spoiler free. This review is based on the ___subbed___ version.
# ___This is a review for both season one and season two and will be posted in both pages.___
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Read full review on AniList →A review of fate stay night/UBW
Now I've been put off watching fate for ages because the watch order appears extremely daunting. And it is and that's why I never knew how to get into it fully.
p.s( heres the video i used https://youtu.be/9IIsNMHqwfU)
but ultimately I skipped fate/zero and went into the original fate stay/night w…
Read full review on AniList →UBW season 1 was really character orientated and left with lots of mysteries to be uncovered.
Just an honest review from a simple anime enjoyer of a series I recently got into.
Shout out to my friend for suggesting and encouraging me to make this review @DaimonR, I recommend checking out his review on [Fate/strange Fake -Whispers of Dawn- ](https://anilist.co/review/22503)
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Read full review on AniList →Earnest story with an edgy presentation
I have played the VN back when it came out, I watched all the adaptations of it including this one when they came out. My impression for a long time has been, Shirou is an extremely edgy teenager that always conveniently gets saved by plot armour, ends up with the hottest waifu, all while preaching…
Read full review on AniList →Immersive action on top of a hard hitting story.
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Treading on the dark abyss can be an enormous task to take. It is a never-ending ride that can only be described in the most torturous terminology. This abyss that I am telling for…
Read full review on AniList →Un choque ideológico sobre el heroísmo, donde los ideales se enfrentan a sus consecuencias
Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works es una confrontación ideológica envuelta en magia y acero. Una obra que utiliza la épica visual como escenario para un conflicto mucho más íntimo: la lucha entre el idealismo absoluto y la realidad implacable. No es una historia sobre ganar una guerra, sino sob…
Read full review on AniList →Great animation and compelling story, entertaining watch with cliffhanger ending
ufotable, as a studio, has done wonders in the animation department regarding demon slayer: kimetsu no yaiba and the fate franchise. Criticize each series all you want, you cannot deny the animation quality. Fate as a series fluctuates between and action/fantasy and a slice-of-life kind of series. A…
Read full review on AniList →A lacking first season, but with some fun moments
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As someone who came from watching Fate / Zero first, Fate Stay / Night [Ultimate Blade Works] has a very strong start, following grown up characters from the prequel, now seemly being able to shine and fight in the next great holy war to overtake their predecessors. But after the fir…
Read full review on AniList →It focuses on Shirou and Rin a bit too much, but otherwise it's an interesting time!
Despite having the same premise, Fate stay/night: Unlimited Blade Works definitely has a different vibe than its predecessor…somewhat for the worse, I think.
I think the tone is so different because, in Fate/Zero, nearly everyone seemed like a Holy Grail War professional. Meanwhile, the masters in…
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