2014-10-28, 23:43 | Link #461 | |
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-There should be a period between UBW last episode and HF (first) movie. There has to be a hook at the end to get hype and not make some viewers think of the Sakura plottwist as something made up to make more Fate adaptations. -Don't look at me like that. I enjoy well executed tragedies the most and I consider Fate/Zero and Fate/Stay Night as one. I need my tragedies at the end. -Also if they do a Saber crying or looking lonesome on the bloody hill, it can be a segway to a Fate route rewrite by Nasu pleasing Saber fans and other FSN fans as it is rewritten better (Nasu himself said he can write it better now) and more bombastic action. |
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2014-10-28, 23:53 | Link #462 |
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- In that case, they always have HF movie(s) to look forward to.
Same question: How could you calm non-VN-reader Saber fans down in HF? And Gil fans too? Answer: You can't satisfy everyone. - As I said before, UBW is a standalone. HF is not its sequel, so there isn't any need to link them up. UBW has to end as it does in the VN. - Your personal taste so I have no comment. |
2014-10-29, 00:04 | Link #463 | |
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FSN operates Higurashi-esque (minus someone in story who knows what's going on) but on a larger scale. If something is unresolved intentionally rather than because of shoddy writing, there has to be a dangling thread that says, "Oops, there's more! Go grab it and experience more!" And as such leads to my Sakura scene proposal which is natural progression, an intentional thread for audience to grab and drag them to HF and shows in all its brutal (beautiful) glory the flaw in Shirou's ideal at the end of UBW. |
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2014-10-29, 00:14 | Link #464 | |
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Btw, it's not a natural progression, as HF is not a sequel, remember that... Even in the VN, there is no blatant linking like that, everything is implied. And the last thing we need is Ufotable ruining UBW route like DEEN did with Fate. Sakura fans are the minority, they have to deal with it. Last edited by HtwoN; 2014-10-29 at 00:29. |
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2014-10-29, 00:23 | Link #465 | |
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If ufotable can perform more subtle forshadowing without it being too much (they've done her meeting with Gil, "wound" on her hand, abuse of Shinji), then I'll admit defeat there and continue to praise Type-MoonXufotable as my OTP and continue to buy their high quality offspring. (I already got FZ and I'm saving money for KnK and FSN [UBW]) |
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2014-10-29, 04:57 | Link #467 | |
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Theoretically it explains the issue they were talking about in the quote (how can Saber hurt Berserker with only B Rank strength), but that was already a non-issue since she was using an A++ Rank sword. |
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2014-10-29, 05:07 | Link #468 | |
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And the ending should be focused on the main characters of the route. Those were Shirou, Archer and Rin. Having the final scene of UBW be about Sakura, who drops out of the face of the story as early as day 6, would just be nonsensical. UBW is not about Sakura in the slightest. It's about Shirou and Archer and the ideal they pursue, which is why the final scene consists of Archer attaining release and catharsis after years and years of suffering and regret as he finally accepts himself and his choice once again. Cutting to a random scene of Sakura suffering afterwards would be completely counterproductive and would just ruin the intended tone of the ending. Especially since, as HtwoN said, HF is not a sequel, so it wouldn't do anything to relieve the circumstances of the Sakura in UBW's continuity. FSN is not a tragedy. In fact, it's the story that redeems the tragedy that Zero was. They're not going to do an out-of-place grimdark ending just for the sake of showing that not everyone was saved in every route. If they wanted to do that, they could've cut to the half-dead orphans in Kotomine's basement at the end of every route. Then it'd really be clear you can't save everyone. But thankfully they didn't do that, because it would make no sense. |
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2014-10-29, 10:42 | Link #470 |
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The thing is, if they're going to cater to people coming in from Zero like that, then there's more than the Matous' unresolved issues to worry about. There's also the Holy Grail's true form, Illya's fate and her relation to Shirou, Kirei's condition and his desire to bring about the birth of Angra Mainyu in order to find his answer, Gilgamesh's fascination with Saber... these are all plot threads (of varying importance) that were left dangling at the end of Fate/Zero as well, but none of them are really touched upon much less resolved in UBW either. And I don't think they can keep the UBW narrative intact if they go out of their way to have those issues resolved in it as well. They would need to rewrite the story way too much. And I don't see why they would try to do so either when they're already going to be doing HF, which deals with most of the stuff that was ignored in UBW.
Will Zero anime-only viewers find it weird that Sakura's situation was ignored and that Zouken didn't appear at all in the current TV series? Sure, just like they'll find it weird that Illya died a miserable death without Shirou ever finding out about their relation, that Kirei, after all his development in Zero, barely did anything here and just died anti-climatically without his issues that were left over from Zero ever being touched upon, that they never really went into or bothered to explain just why the Grail is corrupt and evil, etc. So really, Zero anime-only viewers are going to be confused and left wanting more in so many different ways that there's not much ufotable can do but point them to the HF movie(s) in order to get closure for all those plot threads and characters whose situations weren't properly dealt with in UBW. |
2014-10-29, 11:58 | Link #471 |
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Now I may or may not agree with you or Cherry_Lover (don't want any part in the argument) but i do think using Illya as an example that HF's ending is not good while defending UBW's isn't a good idea. Made me giggle when read it.
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2014-10-29, 12:08 | Link #472 | |
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But ok, to be more objective, I will fix my arguments. |
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2014-10-29, 12:36 | Link #473 | ||
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And, HF doesn't deal with the situation in UBW. It's a different route. Saving Sakura in HF doesn't change the fact that she's not saved in UBW, so it is not a good substitute from that viewpoint. Quote:
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2014-10-29, 14:32 | Link #474 |
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Stop with that masked Holy Shipping War already...
All this speculation until now always ended with EVERYONE being wrong. I mean who actually did predict that ufo would make UBW and HF of all things? I mostly saw people speculating that it will be Fate route again and an equal amount of people thinking that it will be Heaven's Feel... the amount of people thinking that all routes will be adapted mostly admitted themselves that that will "probably not happen and is mostly wishful thinking". The amount of people predicting an UBW adaption was also low, mainly due the whole "Shirou still has all command seals in the church". But I really cannot remember anyone predicting that we will get "UBW and HF". Do you see now how pointless this whole argument is about who will be right and who will be wrong? In the end probably everyone will be wrong again and these discussions will look silly when looking at them later.
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2014-10-29, 16:31 | Link #476 |
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Basically after episode 3, they said that Shinji will appear more than in the VN, along with Illya and Taiga. Also, they said that the original scenes are all Nasu's idea.
Should I fix it a little? Hmm, I will change "past" to "motivation". His past is to give him a motivation after all. |
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2014-10-29, 16:44 | Link #478 | |
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However, I think expanding on his motivation are the best possibility. In the VN, we got some of that already. This will help his character become deeper. He is an asshole but he is an important character. Btw, screw anyone who said that taiga is not important. |
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2014-10-29, 16:57 | Link #479 | |
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Though I think it's ironic how in the 5th war (excluding HF) only Rin and illya really were capable magi. Shirou is really bad as a magus (but a genius as a "magic user"), Shinji and Kuzuki aren't even Magi at all (though Kuzuki compensates that with Assassin skills) and Kirei also only has very limited capabilities as a Magus (his "doctor"-like ability). Bazett (what I know about her from wiki) was a very strong Magus that would have had a high chance to win the 5th war if Kirei didn't backstab her. We don't even know how Caster's Master looks, so we have no idea if he was any good as a Magus, or simply Serial-Killer-kun 2.0, that somehow summoned Caster. But really, I can understand that this situation may cause frustration and an inferiority complex for Shinji. He wanted to "show everyone" that he is a capable person even without magic abilities himself, but he had neither the body, nor the brain for that, i.e. he did not really do anything to compensate for his lack of magic and his Grandpa was not really someone who helped him much in that regard... rather he led him into the worst possible path.
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