Not Much Left

I’m running out of stuff to do, and I’m running out fast. It seems that shooters don’t really appeal much to me anymore, and that I can’t get myself to sit down long enough to really engage myself into any game. So instead… I’ve been turning to the other Type-Moon stuff. I’ve been watching Kara no Kyoukai,  and it’s amazing. The sheer detail in the environments are just astounding. It seems almost too real, and I definitely see the resemblance in the character’s eyes to other Type-Moon products. Other than that, I don’t have much to do. School finals ended two days ago, and the results are as expected, but I don’t really feel much joy from the activities that I used to love anymore. Maybe this is a sign of depression… D:

Oh this? It’s only epicness.

Finished… Fate…

Oh… My… God

Took me so long to reach this...

Epic Victory. The ending of Heavens Feel was, while not being the best, great in it’s own way. The beginning and middle of the story was mainly to build tension, and was kind of boring. When the ending came around though, the action picked up dramatically! I didn’t believe (spoiler) that Rin could preform such amazing magic! And Shirou using Caster’s weapon to terminate Sakura’s link to Angra Manyu was pretty clever. Finally, the last Tiger Dojo, that you can read after finishing all the endings and getting all the stamps, is pretty cool. They review the plot of all the routes. So yes, this is the epicness. (/spoiler)

YAY! ALL OF THEM STAMPS

Fate/another awakening

Totally fake title up there

But yeah, I completely got back into Fate/stay night. The snowball started tumbling when the final translation for the game came out from Mirror Moon translating the final route of the game. That, and I started getting back into the anime.

The title screen for Fate/hollow ataraxia. Click to enlarge

And then there was that game released in 2005. A supposed fan-disk and true sequal to the franchise, Fate/hollow ataraxia has fully pulled me in, and won’t let go. It’s like Persona 3 with more story. Of course, it is in Japanese, so I have to use translators to read it, but I understand the basic gist of it.

NOW TIME TO GET BACK TO THAT ESSAY I SHOULD BE WRITING INSTEAD OF BLOGGING!