Fate/Zero Season 2
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Synopsis
What was already a brutal mage-on-mage battle royale in the first season only gets worse from here. Fate/Zero 2nd Season picks up with the remaining Masters and Servants forced into a temporary truce to deal with a threat that could level Fuyuki City, and that truce falls apart almost immediately, because none of these people trust each other and most of them shouldn't. The real tension here is between Kiritsugu Emiya, a cold-blooded pragmatist who treats war like a math problem, and his Servant Saber, a legendary king who still believes in honor. They're on the same side and they can barely stand each other, which makes every decision feel like it could fracture the whole alliance. This 12-episode TV series is where ufotable's animation goes from impressive to genuinely staggering: the fight choreography alone justifies watching, and Yuki Kajiura's soundtrack gives everything this heavy, almost operatic weight without tipping into melodrama. The tone stays dark throughout. Characters you've spent time with make choices that are hard to watch, and the show doesn't flinch from the consequences. If you liked Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works but wanted something with more moral ambiguity, this is the version that delivers. Fans of The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi II will also recognize threads that start here. Just make sure you've seen the first season; this isn't a standalone entry point, and you'd be lost without the setup.
Episode Guide
Characters
Saber
A skilled knight, Saber is a master swordsman with a love for good food and stuffed animals.
Wahlgren Kari
Kiritsugu Emiya
A magus and master, Kiritsugu prioritizes efficiency in his fight for justice, even if it means sacrificing morals.
Mercer Matthew
Gilgamesh
Arrogant, powerful King of Heroes; boasts unmatched weaponry and a god-like complex.
Vincent David
Kirei Kotomine
A priest in Fate/Zero, Kirei Kotomine enjoys misfortune and distrusts others.
Freeman Crispin
Irisviel von Einzbern
A kind homunculus, Irisviel is Saber's partner, Kiritsugu's wife, and Illyasviel's mother, destined to be the Grail vessel.
Hoffman Bridget
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El episodio final de fate/zero que nos muestra las consecuencias emocionales del anterior episodio y hacia dónde iba a dirigirse en Fate/Stay.
Un episodio explendido de principio a fin, donde vemos la batlla increible entre kirei y kiritsugu y la decisión final. Banda sonora increíble + animación increíble + emoción = de los mejores episodios de esta saga.
Un episodio increíble en el que vemos los enfrentamientos de Saber vs Berserker y de Rider vs Archer. Esa parte final fue emocionante y hasta me dieron escalofríos; simplemente cine.
Episodio en el que Kirei encuentra su motivación y deseo, además de darse cuenta cuán diferente es de Kiritsugu. Kirei es extraño, pero como antagonista es de lo mejor que ha tenido Fate.
Episodio de enfrentamiento de Saber contra Rider mientras Kirei hace de las suyas detrás de todo, manejando los hilos.
Un episodio de transición para el conflicto entre saber y rider, pero que tiene una gran construcción emocional hasta llegar al final. Un emotivo final que te muestra que Kiritsugu tiene corazón aún.
Un episodio que nos muestra el desarrollo que fue teniendo Kiritsugu hasta convertirse en un asesino de verdad, uno que tiene que sacrificar la vida de una persona para salvar a miles, aunque eso signifique asesinar a sus "padres". Se nota que él realmente siente y sufre lo que hace, pero sabe que es la única forma.
Un episodio que nos muestra el pasado y trasfondo de Kiritsugu y las razones de sus ideales. Un personajazo que se construye no por la justicia, sino por hacer lo que se debe hacer para lograr salvar al mundo.
Un episodio que cambia fate/zero en adelante por las acciones de Kirei, un personaje muy enigmático pero que está dispuesto a conseguir algo que no sabe lo que es a toda costa. Mientras tanto Gilgamesh de chill buscando diversión; ya Tokiomi lo había aburrido.
Un episodio en el que podemos entender mejor el pensamiento de Kritsugu y su visión acerca del heroísmo, la justicia y el honor. Se saca un diálogo increíble con Saber, con quien contraste sus visiones. Kiritsugu puede ser un dominio que hará lo que sea para lograr su objetivo, pero qué buen personaje es.
Un episodio increíble con una animación sobresaliente (una mejora respecto al episodio anterior), el cual nos da acción, trasfondo y nos deja con una escena final de Saber memorable. Y al fin se deshacen de cierto personaje.
Un episodio que empieza tal como termina la primera temporada y con lo que nos tiene acostumbrado Fate: una animación increíble con un trasfondo emocionante. Aunque esta vez sentí que la animación decaía un poco y que el episodio transcurría algo lento, ya que se pasaba mucho tiempo con el monstruo gigante.
Peak
I started the Fate series with Zero so I may not have the background others have on this conclusion. It was satisfactory but a bit...hollow, but perhaps that's the point. I hope watching the other installments will add more context and I may revisit this rating and comment.
A true showcase of why the caster class should never be underestimated, especially when they have already harvested enough fuel. I also did not expect an aircraft battle between Gilgamesh and Berserker, it was as if they were the rider class instead.
This episode blows my mind with the pacing. Even if it's just the usual 20-something minutes, it felt like a movie, and yet it didn't feel rushed at all! Such a great portrayal of the aftermath. And it sets up the next title's events nicely.
As we draw near to the conclusion, the tension feels higher than ever. Each of these scenes feels intentional with nothing being out of place. The animation just keeps outdoing itself with every episode!
I love Archer and Rider's dynamic, the silent understanding between them speaks volumes. And in contrast, I can feel Saber's internal conflict through the screen. How can each characters' writings be this good and consistent?
The energy slows down for this episode but the events don't feel off or randomly inserted. In fact, it's much needed as the conclusion draws closer and closer. Still good story pacing though
Interesting mini skirmish at the first few minutes. And I love how reasonable both Rider and Saber are. But the events after that are definitely the highlight of this episode. From build-up to its conclusion, the tension was consistent.
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