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天沢 一夏 ☺️🤩

47:18 Kirei is crazy this guy actually has the courage to show up in front of Rin…..woah

天沢 一夏 ☺️🤩

48:17 damn Aoi lost her mind….at least she isn t dead but……….god damn it kirei😔

Doc

Theres multiple Fate/Stay Night just so you know, start with unlimited blade works. You dont have to watch the 2006 version (bad adaption) although it's different

Berman Cuadra

I can’t for fate stay night reaction make sure you watch the 2014 one. Get ready for some amazing fight scenes better than this season.

Acèrola

Saber didn’t actually love guinevere romantically here, it was more of a political marriage/she just deeply respected guinevere. That’s why she didn’t punish Lancelot for it, she was relieved someone loved guinevere in her stead and was able to give her happiness

jw0129

It's better to watch Fate Stay Night UBW in 2014 than to watch Fate Stay Night in 2006

ZeroTheAbsolute

So hyped for Unlimited Blade Works! My Favorite Fate series.

munxan

Fate Stay Night is really good to look forward to! You'll like new characters

Xeno

I'm not sure if somebody else already tried explaining it, but I wanted to go ahead and talk about the scene with Kiritsugu inside the grail. When the grail presented itself as Irisviel and said it was the "will of the grail", it becomes obvious that there is indeed "something" inside the grail. It calls itself Angra Mainyu, which is a bunch of lore that you will get specifics on during the Heaven's Feel movies, but that it was it calls itself, and that is what is in the grail. It claims that it has its own wish to leave the grail and be born into the world, but it can only do so when a wish on the grail is made. Kiritsugu was who Angra Mainyu believed could be the one to "offer his prayer" and end the Holy Grail War by making a wish, by which Angra Mainyu would be birthed. But Kiritsugu discovered exactly what it means to let Angra Mainyu grant a wish. The thought experiment he was put through with the boats and stuff proved that his was of doing things always leads to just one final destination, where it's just him and his family, and the rest of the world has been dead by his hands, because that is the only logical end for the way he has lived. His way of "saving lives" cannot hold up indefinitely. Eventually, the scales flip, and instead of prioritizing lives purely by numbers, you start doing so by "value". And what has more value than his wife and daughter? So Angra Mainyu says as much. If Kiritsugu wishes for an end to all the conflict in the world, it will give it to him, and it will do so the only way Kiritsugu could ever imagine such a thing his whole live, where there is no humanity in the first place. That's how guaranteed conflict is. So to fulfill his wish, Angra Mainyu will kill all humans on the planet and give him back his wife and daughter. Kiritsugu obviously mentions he knows that's how it ends and he doesn't want that. That's what the grail was all about. It was going to show him a miracle; fix the world in the way he could never figure out while working as the Magus Killer. But sadly, Angra Mainyu reveals the truth. You cannot ask the grail to do something without personally being able to comprehend how it would happen. If you just say "stop all conflict in the world" and you don't have a vision for what that kind of process looks like, the grail will default to what you DO know. And all Kiritsugu knows is killing. So presented with the ghosts of his wife and daughter, Angra Mainyu temps Kiritsugu to birth it and fulfill his "wish" in the process. And Kiritsugu at that moment decides that if accepting the grail means 6 billion people will die, he will kill the Irisviel and Illyasviel in front of him to prevent that. In this very moment, that's what "saving the world" means. And so he does, and Angra Mainyu despises him for it, cursing him as he rejects the grail and leaves its insides, where he confronts Kirei. Kirei was able to see everything Kiritsugu was presented while in the grail, and it triggered something in him. That part of himself that didn't understand what a "wish" was, and that only wanted to settle things with Kiritsugu and see what kind of man he truly was, found Angra Mainyu itself and its wish to be born fascinating. We don't know what he truly wanted from it, but he seemed interested in letting it be born and asking it things, and of course Kiritsugu was having none of that and ended things. He then moved on to Saber and had her destroy the grail, but too much of whatever was in there; too much Angra Mainyu already existed, and the result was that fire. That destruction alone proves that whatever is in the grail, whatever Angra Mainyu is, is nothing good. Even an incomplete grail with no wish made did THAT level of damage. So yeah... very long-winded but I've always thought it was an incredible scene and wanted to talk about it anyways.

Yoel

20:54 fun fact: a gif of this scene was the reason why I started the fate series lol I really wanted to know why he did that 😂

Wade

I can’t waaaaaiiiiitt till you start the next one! It’s my favorite! I love the Batman references! It did look like Batman bunker 😂

MrC4_Eyes

kirei vs kiritsugu is definitely in my top 5 fights of this series