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Fate/Heavens Feels next 1. Hana no uta - aimer 2. I beg you - aimer 3. Haru wa yuku - aimer And also if u interest to watch fate series u don't need any guide to watch, just watch any.. As long as u happy in watching then thats enough..
The three songs from the three "Fate/Stay Night Heaven's Feel" movies are also sung by Aimer and they're also FANTASTIC: "Hana no Uta", "I Beg You" and "Haru wa Yuku".
"Just because you are correct, doesn't mean you are right." "Even if that life is dripping with hypocrisy, I'll keep striving to be a hero of justice" -Shirou Emiya
@@FastFingerJohnny "And that is how it should be". To be real, the quotes are taken out of context and Shirou actually makes really good points with them :D
As far as I know, Aimer wrote 2 songs for UBW - Brave Shine and Last Stardust, but couldn`t decide which one will be opening. In the end, Brave Shine became opening and Last Stardust became background song for one of the most powerful moments in entire series.
For Unlimited Blade Works: First opening: "Ideal White" by Mashiro Ayano First ending: "Believe" by Kalafina. A cover version of "This Illusion" from the original visual novel was used as the ending theme for episode 12, performed by LiSA. Second opening: "Brave Shine" by Aimer Second ending: "Ring Your Bell" by Kalafina. A remix of "Ring Your Bell", titled "Ring Your Bell (in the silence)", was used as the ending theme for episode 15. The song "Last Stardust", performed by Aimer, was used as an insert song for episode 20.
The Fate franchise is a large, sprawling beast, but not nearly as complicated as people might make it out to seem. A lot of the different shows aren't directly related, simply sharing the same universe/rules/ideas. If someone gave you a watch list, stating which ones were connected, and in what order to watch them, you could quite easily get a toehold into the franchise.
@@flygonkerel781 it depends only on the order you watch them. Honestly if you watch Deen F/SN you get the basic rules of the fate universe. If you don’t like the og animation (i don’t dislike it but i can understand) you just need to watch the release order (Zero -> UBW -> Heaven’s feel). I know the Nasuverse is not easy to get into but the Stay Night universe is really straight forward. An oversemplification for someone how don’t know anything about it is: Fate/Stay night is divided in 3 different route/timeline. Fate route where the main character’s love interest is the blonde girl (no names to evade spoiler); Unlimited Blade Works where the main character’s love interest is the girl in red with twintails; Heaven’s feel where the main character’s love interest is the girl with purple hair; Fate/Zero is can be seen as a prequel for Stay Night. And i remember this a BIG oversemplification of the story. But an easy one to understand i think. For the genre i think its best categories can be Action, Drama, Romance, Supernatural. And it is quite dark in general. I hope this is easy to understand (i’m not english sorry if i messed up something😅)
@@alexleonhart92 i think we all talking about fate universe here not stay night universe stay night but as people say it’s not complicated as they say just watch them however you want if you enjoy it that all matter
@@kirasenpaiamv i talked about F/SN because i think is the basic to understand the general rules of the franchise. For me is the only must watch. All the other series/novels/games etc etc need the basic context of stay night
This song going in the background of the episode is just the cherry on top. "Hey. That's Hell you're walking into." And then the high note from Aimer that Luke really enjoys, building up to the light of Avalon shining through the darkness, lighting up the face of a crying and broken man, giving him salvation.
"I admit that at first it was just admiration. But that admiration was built upon a wish. The wish for this Hell to be undone. The unfulfilled wish of a man who only wanted to help others, but who lost everything in the end."
Aimer does an incredible job with her Fate songs. They encapsulate either the show and its characters really well. This song just shines of Emiya and the scene where it plays is my favourite in the whole show.
I would recommend starting at Unlimited Blade Works, it's the most visually appealing and makes a great job introducing stuff in the first 2 giant episodes (40min each, the rest is standard 20-25ish minutes). People say one should start at Fate/Zero since it's a prequel, but really it gets more interesting if you watch it after. If you really like it then you could watch the movies that adapt the darkest timeline. On another note there are spin-offs that can be watched regardless of any knowledge, Fate/Apocrypha is the best example, a literral war of extremely powerfull characters, with some plot thrown in.
That is exactly people not getting what Prequel means. Prequels expect one to know the previous work, they are based on a particular event from that work. And Zero is no exception. After the Visual Novel, it becomes blatantly obvious why Zero was never intended to be the first. Just people thinking "Oh, everything works chronologically (even if most Fantasy does not work like that), so that means Prequel was intended as the first!"
If you want more from Fate and Aimer, you should check out the endings of Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's feel, there are 3 songs, all of them by Aimer By the way, probably the best way to start with Fate is Fate/Zero, then Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works and then Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's feel, and after that there are lots of spin-offs but the order doesn't matter too much. To put it simply, Fate is about mages summoning heroes from the past to fight in something called Holy grail war, and the winner receives the holy grail, a powerful artifact that can grant any wish.
Nah UBW first. Zero came out after the Visual Novel and so it presumes you have already seen that for obvious reasons. As a result UBW to Heaven's feel makes the most sense.
@@ExE7333 THIS. Zero was never intended to be the first. It is just that Ufotable starting with it somehow made people think it is the first. Stay Night and its Routes were always the beginning. And after going through the VN, it is pretty obvious why.
@@ExE7333 I think there isn't really a correct watch order, you can start with either Zero or UBW and you will be able to enjoy and understand the plot, but yeah, since Zero is a prequel I guess it makes more sense to watch it later
@@MrHerbertbauer Yes, but Zero is intended to be spoiled as it works on the premise of Greek Tragedy, so one knows beforehand how it ends and what matters is the how and why. Nor are spoilers for it as big as Zero spoils Stay Night, or rather its final, concluding route - Heaven's Feel.
The person who composed this song is Masahiro Tobinai. On January 1st Aimer and Masahiro Tobinai announce their marriage 🌹💖 He also composed a lot of aimer songs like Zankyousanka, Ref: rain, and 36 more legend songs
Aimer is an incredible vocalist; I love all her Fate music and others. Kataomoi was the first song of hers I heard and I had to check out more. Also just FYI, Aimer is pronounced like "EH-may" / "EH-meh" / "emmay" (like the French word meaning "to love"), not "ei-mer" / "aim-er" like someone who aims.
You wanted more Aimer listen this koi wa ameagari ending [refrain] Also you want ReOna search on RU-vid Tsukihime remake Opening 1st is called [Seimeisen] and a 2nd one [Juvenile] watch the openings first and look a full version after I bet you're gonna love it...
And to think this song was composed by her now "husband", Masahiro Tobinai. This wonderful couple just made such amazing songs. Anyway, check out "us" Live in Budokan. You'll be amazed for sure. :)
This anime is amazing, and the scene this song played in was so intense and well done, it's been about 5 years since I watched this anime but I still get chills every time I hear this song!
If you’re looking for Reo Na, I recommend the Tsukihime Remake openings. It’s not an anime, it’s a visual novel but the openings feature animation done by Ufotable. Ufotable animated several anime including Fate/UBW, Fate/HF, and Demon Slayer. There are two Tsukihime Remake openings, both done by Reo Na and both good. The animation is also top quality and compliments the music well.
Other Fate related stuff you might enjoy: Fate/Stay Night Heaven's Feel EDs (there's 3 all by Aimer) Fate/Apocrypha OPs and EDs (EGOIST, LiSA, GARNiDELiA, ASCA) Fate/Grand Order Babylonia OPs and EDs (Unison Square Garden, Eir Aoi, milet) Tsukihime Remake OPs (Reona)
I can't decide what I like best as Shirous theme.. "Last Stardust" or "Emiya". Emiya is godlike and the classic...but Last Stardust has lyrics that fit perfectly...hmm
Something a bit different from Fate that I'd recommend is the recently released theme song for the upcoming Fate/strange Fake adaptation, "FAKEit" by Sawano Hiroyuki (the composer of the first three seasons of Attack on Titan, as well as some of the music in s4) featuring the singer Laco.
You've got to react to the Ranking of Kings openings! The show is the definition of "Don't judge a book by its cover," specifically with its art style. You'll start to see why in opening 2.
Having been watching the Fate series for 8 years, I still don't fully understand the entire continuity or the main plot of it all. But never have I EVER regretted falling into this glorious rabbit hole.
Order of watching the anime is either you start with F/SN UBW or Fate/Zero then the other, then the 3 F/SN Heavens Feel movies, after that all else is fine in random order, Apocrypha, GrandOrder Babylonia/Camelot, Extra.
Absolutely incredible song and the scene in the show was, imo, the best scene in Unlimited Blade Works. You should also consider to check out the endings of Fate/stay night: Heavens Feel, all of them are amazing too. Oh and the Hiroyuki Sawano Suite you mentioned that was recommended is great aswell, thats also a very good one to check out!
yo so i think you would really enjoy Yorushika. my personal favorites are "That's why I gave up on Music", "Burglar" "Old Man and the Sea" and "Thought Crime." They aren't typically the type of songs you react to and are definitely on the slower and more relaxed side, but it could bring some variety to your reactions. Anyways, great video as always and take care!
This song is so epic and so is the scene it plays in I rewatch this anime mostly for this OST XD Since you already did Fate/Zero and Stay Night UBW, what about checking the openings for the game Fate/Hollow Ataraxia? It's more Aimer for you to react to!
Alright I'ma tell you right now since you're my fav reactor on YT, this show will BLOW YOU AWAY!!! Fate is seriously one of the best series ever. Fate/ Zero, Unlimited Blade Works, Heavens Feels, then Grand Order is the general watch order. I beg you to react to them
If you do get into the Fate series, I recommend watching Ufotable's Fate/Stay Night (which includes Unlimited Blade Words and Heaven's Feel) before Fate/Zero. Now before people come at my neck, I will just say that Fate/Stay Night assumes you are new to the Fate series whereas Fate/Zero does not because it is a prequel. This means that while starting with Fate/Zero will give you more action right off the bat, it will also be far harder to grasp the mechanics of the world since it is assumed you've already sat through all the exposition (which covers everything from the characters to the setting to the magic system).
A Short summary about the series is that is originated from a visual novel, a novel game that have different scenario depending on your choices. The series Fate/Stay Night have a total of 3 main stream scenario, and thus the series itself have wholly 3 different story with the same cast and setting. They are Fate/Stay Night(2006), Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works(2014)(this song), and Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel(2017-2020)(3 movie trilogy). As for why fans say this series is complicated to get into, the Fate universe have expanded a lot, branching into prequel, alternate universe, parody, game-universe and others, making a whole living system with the best characters in fictional history. All in all, Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works is a solid introduction to the universe and is very recommended to watch.
Everytime I hear this song, I get thrown back to that fateful scene. Great reaction my man, I couldn't suggest Fate/Zero and Fate/Stay night enough, great stuff.
If you want to hear more Reona, I suggest taking a look at Shadows House openings and endings. She does the ending for Season 1 and the opening for Season 2 and they are amazing songs.
I as someone who has watched over 800 anime series i believe fate is the number goat of anime in animation and story and characters . Nothing stands to the potential of fate
i absolutely love watching you react to aimer because i reacted that same way when i heard these songs! fate is pretty hard to get into, so all i can say is “don’t worry about it”. if you plan to watch the stay night series, you can watch in the usually recommended order or the chronological order. chronological order: fate/zero, unlimited blade works, heavens feel recommended: unlimited blade works, heavens feel, fate zero for reactions, you should check out some of the fate grand order songs! the order goes from Shikisai, Gyakko, then Yakudo, which are all by Maaya Sakamoto! 😁
they do not happen in the same universe, its the same multiverse. tuskihime also was made before fate. Nasu's other works fall into his multiverse as well
God, I can't listen to this song without getting teary-eyed. It's such a perfect encapsulation of the entire emotional arc of the story. Perfect lyrics, perfect instrumentals, 10/10. Also, since a few other people have mentioned it I'll add my voice to the crowd - if you're looking to react to another Fate ost, "EMIYA" is one of the most beloved soundtracks in the franchise, and is associated with a lot of epic moments in the story. Due to being used in a lot of different works in the franchise, there are many variations of it, but the one from the 2014 Unlimited Blade Works series (the same anime that "Last Stardust" is from) is a very well-produced version, so I'd recommend reacting to that one (specifically the extended version from the OST). I also saw one or two people mention "This Illusion" and I can definitely recommend reacting to that one too. It was the opening song for the original visual novel, but LiSA did a cover of it that was used in Unlimited Blade Works, and I'd recommend listening to that version.
The Holy Grail War commences. 7 servants, great famous heroes of the past, are summoned in the present by 7 masters, to fight each other for the right to claim the holy grail, a miraculous object which can grant any wish. It started as a visual novel, and there are 3 routes. The original, Stay/Night, which sees our young hero Shirou Emiya, gets dragged into this war, with his servant Saber. Next is Unlimited Blade Works, where he makes different choices, and we learn more about the world and characters than the previous route. Finally is Heaven's Feel, where we find out everything. You can start with Unlimited Blade Works and not lose much of anything. The first anime is not a very good adaptation, though I wouldn't call it bad. Just not as fantastic as Unlimited Blade Works. Heaven's Feel was adapted into 3 movies.
So you see Fate is very interesting title as it started as.... a type of game :D Also Fate Stay night gave us one of the most beautiful and phylosofical quotes ever - "People die when they are killed"
If you saw the scene to this song, then you'd really feel emotional. This song was practically made for that moment. If you want a guide and a good laugh, try Gigguk badly explaining the fate franchise
How do I sum up Fate series? Without spoilers: Its like a battle royal of 7 heros of old summoned as servants and 7 magicians to battle it out for the holy grail to grant the servant and their master one wish of their hearts desire. The class of servant's used are: Saber, Rider, Berserker, Assassin, Caster, Lancer and Archer. There is no rules and each master is given a limited amount of command seals to make servants obey orders. If the master dies, the servant can make a pact with another master or exit the war, if the servant perishes then the master can seek asylum IF the victor will allow it but masters of defeated servants can enter back into the battle is one of the remaining servants still lives. That's just the holy grail war. The story of the characters and servants is the direction the show takes it and there are a lot of peak moments.
There are people who understand Fate, and then there are people who UNDERSTAND Fate. I, unironically, present the ultimate guide to understanding where to start with the Fate series. Gigguk's video "trying to understand the fate series" is the quintessential go-to to understanding how COMPLICATED this overall franchise is.
Fate series is the peak fiction. It's a MUST-WATCH if you want to get into some serious shit, and break your mind trying to understand the lore and time-lines.
Best way to explain fate I’ve had to use is basic premise. Magic is secret- mages from all over partake in a magic ritual and summon heroes of renown or infamy to fight to the death for the holy grail which will grant a single wish.
A little guide to the Fate universe: So, the basic synopsis for any Fate show you find is that there are a number of mages (7 usually) that summon heroes and characters from myth and human history and go into a "war" (or a battle between all 7 mages and heroes) from which the winner will earn a wish from the Holy Grail. Theres much more to it, but thats just the minimum knowledge you need yo know. I would say that the best one to start is Fate Stay Night Unlimited Bladeworks or Fate Zero (which is a prequel to all of the 3 diff versions of Fate Stay Night) As for what do I mean for 3 versions of Fate Stay Night, the thing is that originally FSN was a Visual Novel (a game), and that game could developed and end in 3 different ways depending on which "route" you choosed. As of now, there are adaptations for all 3 routes in anime. The first one was done in 2006 and was very... not well recieved because of the animation and all. Unlimited Blade Works was aired in 2014 and was better recieved for being just very well directed, animated and all. The last route, Heavens Feel, its a triology of movies that haved been releasing from 2016 till 2021. And as for the rest of all the Fate shows, they all follow the guidelines I explained firstly in this bible I'm writing, but rarely are any of them connected to the rest. Some characters share faces, but thats just for the sake of branding than for storytelling. If you want to get into it, I'll tell you that nothing will make sense at first no matter what you watch first. You'll get the gist of it as you go on.
My all-time favorite Aimer song is "Ref:rain", which is the ending for this amazing anime called "Koi wa Ameagari no You ni" . I recommend you check it out.
Fate has different series that are based on the same world, but with different stories, so maybe something like a multiverse. The main series is the Fate/Stay Night series, and almost all of the rest of the Fate series are not connected to this one except for Fate/Zero (prequel), and Hollow Ataraxia (sequel. But I'm pretty sure there's no anime adaptation for this one yet). As for the watch order for the Stay Night series, you need to know first that the Fate/Stay Night itself is divided into 3 different routes because the source material was a Visual Novel game with 3 different routes. These 3 routes are: - Fate route, the anime adaptation of this was the Fate/Stay Night by Studio Deen (2006). Some people skip this due to the older animation and some people say that they tried to mix this route with the other route. - Unlimited Blade Works/UBW route, you can watch the Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works (2014) by Ufotable. People usually either watch this first or the Fate/Zero first (prequel to the whole Fate/Stay Night series). - Heaven's Feels, this 3rd route is adapted into 3 movies, Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feels I-III. People say that this is the last one out of the Fate/Stay Night series that you should watch because there are a lot of spoilers for the other ones if you watch this one first. Now for the watch order, the source material itself (the visual novel) was made for you to read the Fate/Stay Night series first before the prequel (Fate/Zero). BUT because 2 animation studios have adapted different routes and the Zero one, the watch order become a bit weird. If you want to skip the 2006 Fate/Stay Night (Fate route), people usually say that it's nice to start with Fate/Zero (the prequel to Stay Night series) because it will explain a lot of things that you will miss from the 2006 Fate/Stay Night. But, you can also start with Unlimited Blade Works, it's just that some basic explanation about the world building and some stuffs went unexplained. I personally started with this. But after watching the whole series, I think that starting with Fate/Zero would've been nice. I personally don't think the 2006 is a must watch either, but if you do decide to watch the 2006 first, then I think it's nicer to continue with UBW after that. Of course this watch order is not a must to follow. Just make sure to not start with Heaven's Feels. As for the other Fate series, some of the examples are Fate/Apocrypha, Fate/Extra, Fate/Grand Order, and Fate/Strange Fake. But only Apocrypha amongst these have been fully adapted. Grand Order is a mobile game, but some of the arcs were adapted into a series (Babylonia arc), and a movie (Solomon arc). Fate/Extra only got something like a sequel as an anime, but there are mixed opinions on this. Fate/Strange Fake just announced and posted a trailer that they will get an anime adaptation soon. It's originally a light novel.
I watched Fate unlimited blade works Fate zero and Fate apokrypha. But it is very very full of emotion, character development and people's strength and will.
Well, since everyone's doing a rundown of Fate I might as well. The premise of Fate Stay Night is a magical battle royale for an omnipotent wishing artifact involving 7 masters and their summoned heroes from the past. The theme is a deconstruction of heroism. Shirou Emiya suffers from survivor's, guilt. He has a fractured sense of self preservation and tends to help people at the cost of his wellbeing out of guilt. But his dream is to be a hero that can save everyone, which feeds directly into his sacrificial tendencies. FSN is comprised of three routes, three possible endings and three flavours on the answer of the above conflict. Fate route, adapted in Fate Stay Night 2006 by Deen UBW, adapted in FSN UBW by Ufotable Heaven's Feel, adapted in three movies also by Ufotable.
Fate absolutely is a must watch. Contrary to popular belief it's pretty simple. Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works, Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel, and Fate/Zero are the 3 to watch then literally whatever you want after. Posting to YT might work better since some info might be a bit confusing so commenters can clear them up. Most reactors go Zero > Unlimited Blade Works > Heaven's Feel. Zero is the prequel to Stay Night UBW is a 26 episode adaptation to the second route of the FSN visual novel HF is a 3 movie adaptation of the third route of the FSN visual novel
Heyooo idk if ull see this but i hope u do! First off thanks for all these great reactions! And secondly, id be down for mooorree aimerrr man i love her too! And that hiroyuki sawano project emu attack on titan suite would be a great reaction vid! Basically they perform the anime osts live in a studio! Kinda like the first take but a huge band! 18 mins ish of great musiccc
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