I watched the entirety of UBW hoping it would eventually get better.
It never did.
I keep following OP thread hoping he stopped being a faggot.
He never did.
>>138951983
Me fartest right
>>138951983
Dude, it's Fate shit, what did you expect?
Luvia Bestia!
OHOHOHOHOHO
all the seiyuus are old and busted
>>138952141
luvia a shit
![[loligeddon] Fate Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya - 05v2 [BD720p][4261E016].mkv_snapshot_18.13_[2015.09.21_01.15.28].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/a3MRxhZ.jpg "[loligeddon] Fate Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya - 05v2 [BD720p][4261E016].mkv_snapshot_18.13_[2015.09.21_01.15.28].jpg")
>>138953350
you're shit
>>138951983
We warned you not to watch Miura shit.
>>138952079
>fartest
>>138951983
Who are the women posing in pic?
>>138953618
The voice actresses
>>138953416
What's wrong with it?
I'm currently reading the VN and at least, it's more interesting than the Fate route.
Nasu: I told Aniplex's producer that I wanted the Fate/Zero novels turned into an anime. It was a good suggestion.
Many anime fans want there to be a lot of cute bishoujo characters in the work, and while they work hard to meet those needs, Iwakami, an important producer at Aniplex, wasn't satisfied just by doing that. I suggested that he tackle Fate/Zero, a dark and serious story full of raw emotion. He had the resolve, and that's how they ended up adapting Fate/Zero.
Takeuchi: Many anime studios wanted to make Fate/Zero into an anime, but as far as actually doing that, I couldn't feel very excited about the idea. It was a story that came into being out of the love and respect that Urobuchi-san had for Fate/stay night, and was designed to deepen the enjoyment a reader could get out of Fate. Adapting it into an anime might mean stepping on that love, and I didn't want to make something that didn't capture the feeling of the original novels.
Nasu: In addition to the original game, there's a fan disk and many other items. Maybe that's intimidating to a beginner. Setting that aside for a moment, I want people to see the anime version of Zero. Even without knowing the story of Fate/stay night, you'll get pulled into the story of Fate/Zero. While Zero is a part of the Fate universe, I think the anime version of Zero is good enough to stand on its own as a superlative work. Please check out Zero.
Takeuchi: Many anime studios wanted to make Fate/Zero into an anime, but as far as actually doing that, I couldn't feel very excited about the idea. It was a story that came into being out of the love and respect that Urobuchi-san had for Fate/stay night, and was designed to deepen the enjoyment a reader could get out of Fate. Adapting it into an anime might mean stepping on that love, and I didn't want to make something that didn't capture the feeling of the original novels.
