
Visually, the battle scenes are good, but occasionally too long, developing more and more magic forces to carry the action and drama, when it is the characters and their motivations and skills which should be driving those things. Having one character like that you might buy, but many is simply tiring and ridiculous. One more irritating thing: evil characters are way too pointlessly evil and enjoy psychotically torturing people way too much.
Add to that, there is way too much talking by characters, which in the end doesn't matter, because the creators will only make more magic later to destroy whatever it is they said or planned. They give more magic to one character and take it away from another character, and there is no reason for it except to artificially create plot. "Fate/Stay Night" suffers from this often the creators rely on too much magic in too many places to create story and drama, rather than employing imagination. The author can't just whip it up to solve a problem he has to develop some clever story to keep the drama going. Magic is not infinite - nothing is - and we should know what the rules which govern it are, so we can know what the characters can and cannot do then you'd have a real story, because there is no easy way out of a difficult situation just by creating more new magic that wasn't there before. One finds him or herself asking why the author didn't use it in one place with one character when it has been used liberally with another: arbitrary by the author, rather than an intrinsic part of the characters. Why - because there is no problem that is so difficult that a little more magic can't get rid of it, and villains become more menacing by giving them more magic than the heroes - and for no particular reason other than to further the good-guy-bad-guy story. And the more you use this infinite magic with no bounds or rules, the more of your tale you trash. Magic itself can be an interesting device, but when the creators let it do anything at all, that is, let it be unlimited, then you've trashed your story, at least a little.
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There are many characters in this series and many things happen as they square off against one another. The reasons for PURSUING the Holy Grail, however, are pretty thin, and ofttimes ridiculous, but that's the story, and we can leave it at that. The overall storyline is a decent one, that of seven Masters and Servants pursuing the Holy Grail (as nebulous a thing as it is) that gives you an adventure where all kinds of things can happen.

Put most simply, they tend to use too much of it and let it be unlimited and nothing is unlimited. Once again, as an author of many sci-fi & fantasy works, I am constrained to point out the severe problems for writers that create stories with magic in them. The series was released in North America on Blu-Ray and DVD by Aniplex of America between Augand February 16, 2016.Having watched "Unlimited Bladeworks," first, this is just a paradigm of that they are both the same story, with some different outcomes. The series originally aired in Japan between Octoand Jin Japan, consisting of 26 episodes. Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works is an anime television series based on the visual novel Fate/stay night produced by Type-Moon.
