2015-05-18, 02:41 | Link #81 |
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mmm, first of all, Shinji needs to die of violent death preferably after being sexual harassed.
Secondly, I'm a bit miffed by Saber who left Rin alone to watch Emiya. ok, he was your previous servant and Tohsaka is Tohsaka, but still as a servant it was inconsiderate. And I didn't get well why Emiya is so sure he is different from Archer, I mean, he barely put two and two together, but he is sure to not be the same as Archer. From what I got it looked like Archer showed him what he became thanks to their ideals and Emiya refused to accept it again thanks to their ideals, but since these ideals are one and the same it's like Emiya is running exactly over Archer's path. That is a bit sad, I'd prefer him to not end that way. About the incoming fight at this point I can see Archer let Emiya win, since I can't see any other options (apart from ending his mana) he'd win over Archer. In any case whatever, do it fast that there are more serious business right now
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2015-05-19, 16:07 | Link #82 |
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Honestly, it's a war to the death between mages and superpowered ghosts. I don't understand why Lancer would do that rather than just decapitate him in one fell swoop. Granted, that wouldn't be enough to make Gil disappear, but Lancer doesn't know that, does he?
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2015-05-19, 17:51 | Link #83 | |
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* aside: why do we have a spoiler free forum for people who know nothing of the series and a free for all forum where stuff from the VN's is openly revealed? Its one extreme to the other. I don't know where to post. |
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2015-05-20, 03:16 | Link #86 |
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Yeah, and it's like... I've seen Fate/Zero. I know a fair bit about what happens in the Fate-route and some things that happen in the Heaven's Feel route (mostly because Fate/Zero assumes the viewer already knows those things). But I do not know what will happen for the rest of Unlimited Blade Works and I'd like to keep it that way (I was already spoiled ages ago on the fact that Archer is Shirou from the future, and if there was any plot-twist in this show I really would have liked to be surprised by when it happened in the show, it would be that one) so this thread is the only one I can go to... and it still means I have to tiptoe around quite a few things, like the whole "calling Gilgamesh Blondie"-thing... Ironically, after his name was revealed, suddenly Rin has taken to calling him Blondie as well...
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2015-05-20, 13:06 | Link #88 |
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I'd say that the viewerbase of this show is very diverse in terms of how informed they are. Shoving them all into their perfect niches is challenging to say the least.
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2015-05-23, 20:41 | Link #92 |
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Just because Archer is correct that this is what blindly walking the path of heroisim is likely to lead to, doesn't mean what he is doing (trying to erase his own existence and deeming his own life worthless) is right. Shirou is saying that he understands Archer's argument and the cost of the patch, but he refuses to become the same as Archer, because he unlike Archer has not forgotten the wish to prevent the hell of that devastating night from repeating, and that even if it's a path to oblivion, saving people and making a difference is worth it.
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2015-05-23, 20:42 | Link #93 |
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Just because one is factually correct doesn't mean they are subjectively right. Archer's facts about what the path leads to may correct but his method of trying to avoid it and his claims Shirou will end up regretting it are not necessarily right.
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2015-05-24, 01:02 | Link #95 |
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Is it a thing or native english speaker dont have clear cut definition distinction between "correct" and "right". In my language "correct" is associate with a cold hard fact aka what a robot would choose, while "right" is about morality aka what a human would choose.
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2015-05-24, 03:18 | Link #98 |
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Neither means anything, really. "Just because you're correct doesn't mean you're right" made me think that what he was saying was that while Archer's reasoning about the consequences of Shirou's philosophy was correct, he still was not right on a moral level. Which is not really what he was saying if the Japanese translation given above is true... the much more sensible "well, you may be right, but that's just ONE way things could go". Which is also a more logical thing at this point because it implies that Shirou believes he can still avoid turning into Archer. If he thought that was unavoidable then what good would being morally right do to him? He'd still be set on a path where ultimately he becomes a force for ideals he rejects.
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2015-05-24, 03:34 | Link #99 |
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So, seems like everyone is on a consensus that "correct" is "right" are defined differently. While I did say this yesterday, I was told to put that "stick out from my arse", how nice. A little bit of thinking won't hurt the viewers.
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2015-05-24, 04:05 | Link #100 | |
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That said, for this episode I could definitely tell that the translation was off with that line. I still struggle to see what sort of conclusion Shirou even reached here though. He talked as though he's now found a way to move forward without becoming Archer in the end, but at the same time it sounds as if he's still going to do the same thing he was always planning on doing... which would result in him becoming Archer in the end... So... what has changed?
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