Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
For starters the bugger was an A class diver, all the ballerina judges would give him 10's everytime, despite having the talent to tear up teams if he stayed on his feet.
And it was either a World Cup or a Euro of yesteryear where he got Wayne Rooney sent off and winked at the whole England nation the subs bench , of course England got knocked out of the competition in that very match.
Not quite Maradonna's level of dickery, but he's up there.
Honestly - and maybe it's because the main sports personalities in Toronto hate soccer - isn't soccer all about diving and getting other people red cards anyway? I mean, I assume you're taught to grab your leg if another player so much as breathes on you too hard.
It's like hockey players who are taught to hit dirty and take out players like Sidney Crosby.
Honestly - and maybe it's because the main sports personalities in Toronto hate soccer - isn't soccer all about diving and getting other people red cards anyway? I mean, I assume you're taught to grab your leg if another player so much as breathes on you too hard.
It's like hockey players who are taught to hit dirty and take out players like Sidney Crosby.
Every country is different with different playing styles, that said the English League is probably one of the few leagues in Europe (maybe the world) where you can get away with contact. Which is why we wonder what the hell is wrong with the refs when it comes to international competitions.
Every country is different with different playing styles, that said the English League is probably one of the few leagues in Europe (maybe the world) where you can get away with contact. Which is why we wonder what the hell is wrong with the refs when it comes to international competitions.
Here's how they should cash in on Fate/Zero when it is all said and done:
Fate/Justice - 26-part original TV series about Kiritsugu's adventures in the 10 years or so leading up to Fate/Zero. Features Kiritsugu on various episodic missions, sometimes with Maiya, sometimes alone. Serious and bleak, but with various plot twists and tons of action along the way. The series should tie into the start of Fate/Zero by the final episode, and is meant to directly appeal to fans of Fate/Zero.
Fate/Conqueror - 13-part comedy/drama series featuring Rider and Waver's adventures in shopping and chilling around in the house, mixed with serious flashbacks of Rider's past life. Every episode is built around a hilarious situation which Waver finds himself in, and only Rider's experience as King of Conquerors can help him out of it. In the end of each episode they both summarize the lessons learned to the audience.
Fate/Talk - 6-part hour long OVAs featuring Gilgamesh and Kirei sitting around drinking wine and having long conversations about various topics. This unorthodox series is targeted at adult men and obsessed fangirls. Each installment will cover a range of diverse topics ranging from film, culture, music, politics (from the 90s and before), etc. Gilgamesh will critique these topics while Kirei describes them in matter-of-fact ways. Each topic is paired with a specific wine, which is also part of the critique.
Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
Here's how they should cash in on Fate/Zero when it is all said and done:
Fate/Justice - 26-part original TV series about Kiritsugu's adventures in the 10 years or so leading up to Fate/Zero. Features Kiritsugu on various episodic missions, sometimes with Maiya, sometimes alone. Serious and bleak, but with various plot twists and tons of action along the way. The series should tie into the start of Fate/Zero by the final episode, and is meant to directly appeal to fans of Fate/Zero.
Fate/Conqueror - 13-part comedy/drama series featuring Rider and Waver's adventures in shopping and chilling around in the house, mixed with serious flashbacks of Rider's past life. Every episode is built around a hilarious situation which Waver finds himself in, and only Rider's experience as King of Conquerors can help him out of it. In the end of each episode they both summarize the lessons learned to the audience.
Fate/Talk - 6-part hour long OVAs featuring Gilgamesh and Kirei sitting around drinking wine and having long conversations about various topics. This unorthodox series is targeted at adult men and obsessed fangirls. Each installment will cover a range of diverse topics ranging from film, culture, music, politics (from the 90s and before), etc. Gilgamesh will critique these topics while Kirei describes them in matter-of-fact ways. Each topic is paired with a specific wine, which is also part of the critique.
Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
Fate/Snuff- A 3 part OVA mini-series following the adventures of Caster as he abuses and mutilates children for the audience. Designed to appeal to the more sophisticated section of the Fate fan base.
The rest of them aren't servants, though. Except that female assassin, who does indeed where some kind of bikini outfit. I guess that's okay though, because all the assassins wear dumb clothes, and nobody cares about assassin.
Fate/Talk - 6-part hour long OVAs featuring Gilgamesh and Kirei sitting around drinking wine and having long conversations about various topics. This unorthodox series is targeted at adult men and obsessed fangirls. Each installment will cover a range of diverse topics ranging from film, culture, music, politics (from the 90s and before), etc. Gilgamesh will critique these topics while Kirei describes them in matter-of-fact ways. Each topic is paired with a specific wine, which is also part of the critique.
A children's show aimed at young elementary students. Join Sakura Tohsaka as she learns all about the magic of everyday life, with her friends Uncle Kariya and Grandpa Zouken. Learning becomes fun as kids go to "wizard" school with Sakura and the Class Worms. Featuring hit songs such as "When I Go to My Happy Place" and "I Can't Wait to Be a Grown-Up", Fate/Imagination is a show kids will love, and parents will want to watch every second alongside them.
A children's show aimed at young elementary students. Join Sakura Tohsaka as she learns all about the magic of everyday life, with her friends Uncle Kariya and Grandpa Zouken. Learning becomes fun as kids go to "wizard" school with Sakura and the Class Worms. Featuring hit songs such as "When I Go to My Happy Place" and "I Can't Wait to Be a Grown-Up", Fate/Imagination is a show kids will love, and parents will want to watch every second alongside them.
A morning exercise show starring Irisviel von Einzbern. Follow along as she lifts weights, kickboxes, and instructs the viewer on several muscle-building techniques to give the viewer the strength they need to get through the day feeling great.
A variant of The Bacherlotte starring everyone's favorite love interest Saber Waver. Starring Gilgamesh, Rider, Kirei and every other eligible bachelor from the Fateverse taking the lovely maiden on dates all across the land in a ruthless competition, all trying to win love, with each episode ending with the Rose ceremony. Only each weekly loser gets killed off the show instead of merely sent home.
Chiyu feels like so a waste in the cast, I cant think of anything shes added more than making both Haru and Taku feeling bad. Also thats an odd level up schema, cant recall playing any game where it was setup like that.
I assume she'll have some impact later on? I don't mind her too much. I guess since burst points are the be all currency it does make some sense that it is the basis for level ups too. I do like that there's a risk/cost.
That was pretty fun. It started off well with Chizuru's mind
stripping Mary in his dreams
. Moving on to Kaname's mom and him having a mother-son moment by forcing chocolate into him. One by one everybody gets some except for poor Chizuru. Shun even gets some from a scarf girl from another school to his confusion! Drama and stuff ensue, standard Valentine tropes. Mary gets hit by a flying soccer ball (I laughed way too hard at this). In the end of it, Chizuru finally gets himself out of the f-zone. Good for him.
Kaname's mom, strongest contender in his love square.
While I would of liked to have seen something actually done with Shun and scarf girl, it was not to be of course. More and more he's relegated to being a prop in the Chizuru/Mary deal. I hope that with this episode down, at some point he'll get his own thing going. Why reject the scarf girl Shun why : ( Her tart was delicious you said. Has there been more scarves lately or is it just me?
Running through the checklist, there's still a Yuta/Takahashi and Kaname love square episode that has yet to arrive. Beyond that I suppose everything else is free game. I do expect a White Day episode (or maybe a special even). I really like how acoustic guitar is the one main instruments used in the ost. The segues into the OP/ED are pretty good too if just very straightly done. The whole beach imagery sequence, reminds me totally of those boy band pop music videos from the nineties.
There was a large absence of cats this episode! Also to answer survivor's (iirc) question of which is less boring, Natsuiro Kiseki or this, it's definitely Natsuiro. Boys > Girls.
Ugh, I couldn't watch these episodes without pausing every few minutes, so I could stop cringing. "If it's too good to be true, it probably is." That's this whole arc in a nutshell. -_- The writing couldn't have been any less subtle. Apparently episode 24 was written by Yuuichi Nomura, who also wrote episodes 22 and 23 of Code Geass. Heh. I wasn't too fond of his other episodes of Eureka Seven either, with the exception of 13.
