Continuing into the other route of Fate/Stay Night, I found myself at Unlimited Blade Works. Compared to Fate/Stay Night, this route is much more in line with Fate/Zero in how it executes plot points. What this means is that this route was a significant improvement over the original. Unlimited Blade Works follows the early parts of Fate/Stay Night so
After I finished watching Fate: Zero, I was excited to watch the original story that had prompted Fate: Zero’s creation in the first place. Unfortunately, I was not as impressed with this entry. Despite being a similar premise of battle royal to obtain a holy grail, this part of the story falls short. The servants summoned to battle it out,
After having fun with Colons, I am bursting back into review mode. This time with an Anime that grew close to my heart almost instantly: Fate: Zero (See even more fun with colons) Fate: Zero is a prequel Anime to a larger series known as the Fate Series, though other names are sometimes used. This review only deals with Fate:
The Drizzt Do’Urden His species doth protest much Free from the dark Drow In the dark he strikes Artemis Entreri, but Do not speak his name With such bravery Bruenor Battlehammer Makes legends each swing Her accent slips up Caitti-Brie casts spells of flame Commanding Fire Lords The chess pieces move Jarlaxle Baenre, Maestro