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Having spent the last ten years of his life studying under a mysterious sorcerer, Shiro Emiya has become a Magi, a sorcerer who has summoned a “Servant”, a mystical female warrior of incredible power named Saber, to stand together in the ultimate test of sorcery and magic: the Holy Grail War. But Shiro’s own feelings for Saber may conflict with their goal. For to win the contest means to take the risk of losing everything, even as he also begins to empathize with members of the rival battleteams. For while seven teams will enter the battle, only one will leave, and the winners will receive the prize of the Grail itself and their greatest wish granted. Will that wish be worth the price Shiro must ultimately pay? The battle is on in Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works! (MVM Entertainment)
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Das Gleiche habt ihr mit Avatar. Da sagt man auch wenn man sich das Visuelle wegdenkt, bekommt man eine absolut durchschnittliche Geschichte, überzogene Länge und eigentlich ist es nichts mehr als grauer Durchschnitt, nur kann ich mir das Visuelle einfach nicht wegdenken. Das Unlimited Blade Works handlungstechnisch (mit der Tiefe der Geschichte) dem Fate/Zero nicht das Wasser reichen kann, ist einfach eine Tatsache. Dass ich in dieser Linie wohl den originalen Fate/stay night Anime bevorzugen werde, steht auch fest (weil Saber). Aber dass ich dieses Werk dank der Animation, Kämpfe und der Atmosphäre, die sie dank all dieser Kämpfe hatte, wirklich genoss, das ändert sich so schnell nicht. Vielleicht werde ich eines Tages, wenn ich in den Klub der anspruchsvollen Zuschauer aufgenommen werde, diese Mängel berücksichtigen, aber ich bin eher ein anspruchsloser Junge, und als solcher glaube ich immer noch etwas Außergewöhnliches gesehen zu haben. Auch der Meinung, dass die zweite Hälfte was die Animation angeht, nicht mehr so toll war wie die erste, kann ich mich nicht anschließen, denn selbst die finalen Kämpfe waren einfach der Hammer... Also für mich 5*. 9/10
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Strike while the iron is hot – that seems to be the guiding principle embraced by the creators of Fate/Zero, the ufotable animation studio. Their aim was to adapt the original adult visual novel Fate/stay night, specifically the Unlimited Blade Works route, with a strong commitment to remaining faithful to the source material and surpassing the previous adaptations by Studio Deen. As someone who hasn't read (or played?) the original visual novel, I am unable to pass judgment on the flaws of the 2006 adaptation. I wouldn't dismiss it outright based solely on its "unfaithfulness."
Now, let's delve into the adaptation I'm reviewing. While ufotable's production may boast visually stunning aesthetics and a closer adherence to the original material, it falls short in other aspects. It comes across as a weary, lackluster imitation of a show, riddled with unnecessary padding and filler that failed to captivate me as much as the Fate/Zero 2006 adaptation did. I understand the intention to address and rectify the criticisms of the rushed and crazily paced UBW movie, but in doing so, they swung to the opposite extreme, adding an absurd cliffhanger on top of it all.
It appears that the creators followed the philosophy of "more is better." They elongated scenes unnecessarily and inserted filler wherever they could within their budget. It's as if they were saying, "Let's just drag it out. We'll make it work somehow. Never mind the diminishing tension and atmosphere caused by these choices." While the 2006 adaptation had its own tendency to stretch the story, ufotable took it to new heights.
Furthermore, this adaptation seems to have further limited the screen time of characters other than Rin and Shirō, with Shirō becoming an even more unlikable and dependent protagonist, frequently saved by convenient plot devices. It's truly disheartening. The visuals are undeniably excellent, and the music is enjoyable, but overall, it left me feeling indifferent. Considering what lies ahead in the second season, I'll give it a weak three-star rating, though I acknowledge that objectively, it might even deserve a lower rating.
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