Ah.... This masterpiece of an anime that's heavily unnoticed. *Ufotable, Kinoko Nasu, Yuki Kajiura* and most importantly in my opinion, *Kalafina* all came together to make this beautiful masterpiece that I always seem to want more of. I low-key wanna gate keep it because I've noticed the fan base, being so small,is a part of what makes it such a beautiful thing.
Beautiful video! It trully conveys in a very short ammount of time the emptyness that Shiki was felt after she realized that SHIKI had died. That and her innability to handle her newly acquired Mystic Eyes of Death Perception. Most of us are always commenting how those eyes are awesome, how they're the best, how we'd like to have them too, but we forget that those who acquired them went through a lot of pain and suffering before they reached a state that *is still not stable, but it's as close as it is possible*. Those Eyes bring pain. They're not easy to handle. They're not just toys that you get and you're suddenly fine with it. Ryougi Shiki... Tohno Shiki... it wasn't easy at all for them... dare I say it's still not easy even after they've learned to control the Eyes better... Oh boy! I got sidetracked, sorry. :P At any rate, congratulations for this amazing video! Definitelly adding to my favourites! :)
00:48 wow its interesting that she is not aware that she is so close to the ROOT xD tons of magicians would do the worst thing possible to achieve it..... Even Rin would kill Shirou if she didn't get closer to him at the beginning of every route ;)
Technically untrue, Rin spends a good portion of her screentime before we swap to Shirou’s perspective in each route mentioning how she specifically doesn’t want to kill civilians to keep the mystics of magecraft secret, and she was well on her way to at least regarding Shirou affectionately before the routes split at all, even if he didn’t have any particular knowledge of it. Rin pursues magecraft out of a misguided attempt to live up to her shitty father’s wishes rather than her own desire to reach the Root. Killing Shirou is like killing a puppy that got run over by a car and somehow survived - if anything, it’d be an act of mercy, releasing him from his survivor’s guilt, his twisted dream of being a hero, and his fate of signing away his existence to become a toy of Alaya. Not to mention, it’s not as though mages are so evil, they’re just (paraphrasing Touko) weak, broken people who can’t find any other path in life than a fruitless search for omniscience by touching the Root and being obliterated, or at least achieving some form of True Magic by glimpsing it once. They aren’t villainous, they’re tragic. (Touko very much included, since despite her general badassery and years of research to recover Runic magecraft, reviving a dying field of study in the progress, Aoko still nukes at least one of her discovered runes out of existence entirely without much effort using the Fifth Magic.)
@@delphynenull2136Mages arnt evil" Looks at Zouken, Strange Fake and Touko before Kara no Kyoukai..Are you sure about that? Some mages are evil just for the sake of being evil. Kayneth is the example of a perfect archetypal modern mage.Though most accomplished mages arnt like that. Lords of the Clocktower for example are all relatively decent people by mage standards.The Trambeilo faction head has multiple daughters and wives (some divorced respectfully) and there are mages like Waver and kairi who have a moral compass . Rin though I'm not sure.She is teetering the line in between due to her stupid father's obsession with "elegance" . In one bad end she basically made Shirou her man slave by making him sign a Geas. Most of the nutcase mages come from the Aristrocatic Faction. Also Sakura kind of got off light in th HF true end.How many innocent people did she devour as the Shadow.Yes,I know it was Angra Mainyu s influence but the Shadow was technically her repressed dark emotions amplified and manifesting as the Shadow. But it just shows that her though process was that"I suffered terribly,no one helped me so everyone should suffer "
@@Meowjoker it is part of the nasuverse. cornelius even showed up in fate/zero as a cameo. aoko from mahou tsukai and tsukihime and touko the red haired girl in the video are sisters. and if i remember correctly one cast member from fate/stay night had a relative that studies in the same school as fujino and azaka. karen from fate/hollow attraxia , kirei's daughter wears the same uniform aswell. funny enough , those who aren't really part of the nasu-verse are those spin off series based on the fate franchise. like the cooking show , that magical girl show , apocrypha , extra and strange/fake they were just made out of the popularity of the franchise. tsukihime , mahou tsukai , fate are all part of the same universe. there's even a theory that even canaan is part of the nasuverse. if so it's the only story that took place not in the late 80's and 90's. canaan's story line is around 2009-2011. since it took place almost a decade after the events of 428:Shibuya Scramble that happened in 2001. btw the Shinjuku event in FGO is a homage to 428:shibuya scramble a poorly done one but what do you expect from a phone game. if you're interested there's a picture i saw way way back that explains the characters' connection between different series , it's completely outdated now still it's a good reference to who's who and what's what in the nasuverse.
by the way, I reccomend you watch Fate/stay night and Fate/zero first. Movie is set in the same universe. It contains very complex metaphysics, Fate/zero introduces it a bit better.
