Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works 2nd Trailer
Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works will be aired on January 23, 2010 and Studio DEEN has released another trailer for it. For those who have missed the first one, you can view it here.
I am looking forward to the movie because I heard that it is a pretty important part in the Fate story. For those people who manage to get a copy of the original game should know the importance as well I think. I have only watched the anime series and as you all know, it did not focus on the Unlimited Blade Works at all. The only thing that viewers can get out of it, was that UBW is Archer’s special move. I enjoyed watching FSN, so this movie is top priority to me.
Unlimited Blade Works is one of the Winter anime releases. If you wish to see a list of other anime that this season has to offer, you can go over to our Winter 2010 line-up post and maybe even drop a comment telling us what you are looking forward to this season!
I’m really hoping that Unlimited Blade Works gets an official English-friendly release at some point.
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I’m with morpheus on this one. Hoping for a theater showing and DVD release in the states.
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Epic.
I can tell they put way more work into the animation compared to the previous anime series. Can’t wait!
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@MorpheusDreamweaver | @Loneotaku
I too hope that my country gets an English friendly release! We have a local cinema company called Cathay that sometimes show anime movies like Toki o Kakeru Shoujo and Evangelion 2.0, so I really hope UBW will be screened as well.
By the way, did FUNimation license the FSN series in the States? If so then I guess there will be a high chance that this gets a DVD release as well =).
@Reltair
Yeah I was thinking the same thing as well! Can tell with the level of detail of the lightings being projected on the characters. The visual effects are also way better than the anime series =).
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