I would like a remake of this route because Unfotable's animation is definitely better, mainly in the fight scenes, but for all the fluidity of Ufotable, I like Studio Deen's use of the iconic imagery from the visual novel.Įnglish (Legal Stream available at, , ) The animation is not "rubbish", I think that fans are harsh on it after being spoiled by Ufotable's Fate adaptations, but it's very limited compared to anime that came out at the time. It is still visually appealing and uses iconic scenes from the visual novel that I really liked, Even if the animation isn't fluid and the 3D dragon in one of the episodes is the ugliest 3D animation I've seen in anime, it still does a decent job adapting the story, even if pulling from the other routes, Unlimited Blade Works and Heaven's Feel makes the adaptation an odd one, the creative choice to pull aspects from the other routes is odd because each route stands on its own as a single story.
The animation is thirteen years old, so of course, it's not going to be as fluid or as vibrant as Ufotable's Fate/Zero or their adaptation of Unlimited Blade Works (2014). The Animation Is Dated, but There Are More Cues From the Visual Novel! The translation of this anime was alright, but some times things were butchered in pronunciation in the English dub such as Gae Bolg, which was pronounced "gay bulge" by the actor, so even this translation is very odd in English, also they don't call them Heroic Spirits, they refer to them as Epic Spirits. There are grammar errors all over the fan translation. Many diehard Fate/Stay Night fans, especially fans of the visual novel call this a "bad" adaptation, but I don't think it's as bad as they say it is, the Visual Novel is overhyped because people gush about it, despite the fact that the Ufotable translations of the adaptation do a better job translating than the fan translation that all the fans are reading. The story is well worth watching, especially if you've watched Fate/Zero (2011) because it gives Saber a much more satisfying resolution to her issues shown in Fate/Zero, Unlimited Blade Works (2014) did give her resolution, but I like what the Fate route did for her more than the new adaptation. I like the adaptation because it's a very simple story, and it's not bogged down by walls of text exposition that plagues the Ufotable adaptations of the Fate franchise, They will give you enough exposition but won't drag it on for what seems like forever.
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