Try saving one person at a time...

Written by maya10 on November 21, 2010 at 8:40 PM

I was very irritated with the main character's perception of saving the whole world. It was as the series pointed out, very immature. but this belief of his that was very strong at the beginning of the series seemed to fade out as the series progresses. He does not want to save the world anymore.just the people that needed be saved like Ilya for instance.and of course Saber.

Saber, as what the story suggest who she really is, could not possibly true. I mean, the story twisted the mythologies to fit the story.and I like my myths as they are.

Although I admit, I liked the part where Saber and Emiya had to part.not because I like tragedies but rather it was unavoidable.if the story twisted the facts and add another alternative for her to be able to stay.it would be irritating.and redundant.speaking of which..the last battle was redundant.Saber kept using the same move and Emiya kept being trapped on the same attack of the enemy.doesn't feel like a finale battle.have you seen bleach battles? every battle seems a finale.

Another point is that the creator seems to have so many ideas that s/he tried to force onto a 24-episode anime. A plot has not even fully developed before it was ended and another was started.It would have been better if this was a 50-episode anime.

Basically, I just expected so much and so I was disappointed. Probably coz I am not fond of such main characters.and oh yes, Tosaka's Hunter died early.he was my favorite for his coolness.level-headedness.perceptions.which is very similar to Tosaka.which I like very much as well...