Fate/Zero Season 2
Fate/Zero 2nd Season
#90 Most Rated#186 Most Popular#1 Most Rated · Spring 2012
The first half of Fate/Zero spent its time setting the seven Master–Servant pairs against each other on the streets of Fuyuki; the second half is the Grail War actually playing out. A church-brokered truce against a common threat dissolves inside an episode as Masters realize the rest of them have not stopped fighting. Kiritsugu Emiya's pragmatism finally breaks his partnership with Saber, who is fighting a war of ideals he has no time for. Kirei Kotomine, drifting toward the only person in the war he can sense his own emptiness mirrored in, begins the spiral that the original Fate/stay night will pick up ten years later.
The first half of Fate/Zero spent its time setting the seven Master–Servant pairs against each other on the streets of Fuyuki; the second half is the Grail War actually playing out. A church-brokered truce against a common threat dissolves inside an episode as Masters realize the rest of them have not stopped fighting. Kiritsugu Emiya's pragmatism finally breaks his partnership with Saber, who is fighting a war of ideals he has no time for. Kirei Kotomine, drifting toward the only person in the war he can sense his own emptiness mirrored in, begins the spiral that the original Fate/stay night will pick up ten years later.
The first half of Fate/Zero spent its time setting the seven Master–Servant pairs against each other on the streets of Fuyuki; the second half is the Grail War actually playing out. A church-brokered truce against a common threat dissolves inside an episode as Masters realize the rest of them have not stopped fighting. Kiritsugu Emiya's pragmatism finally breaks his partnership with Saber, who is fighting a war of ideals he has no time for. Kirei Kotomine, drifting toward the only person in the war he can sense his own emptiness mirrored in, begins the spiral that the original Fate/stay night will pick up ten years later.
- 100
Filosofía, Guerra, Honor, Ideales, Una Obra Maestra Sobre la Guerra.
- 100
One of the best anime adaptations ever made, and also one of the most compelling.
- 95
An incredible step up from a horribly mid first season.
“Justice cannot save the world. It is useless.” – Kiritsugu Emiya
- 90
A compendium of profound ideological follies and nigh machiavellian battle of dialectics
- 85
"Meet your miserable Fate on this burning hell"
- 85
Not only a great prequel, but also a solid entry on it’s own
“Glory lies beyond the horizon” -Iskandar, King of Conquerers
Is it a masterpiece? no, is it a enjoyable ride? Yes!
An illuminating spectacle to behold.
