Anonymous
7/6/2025, 9:35:28 AM No.280290321
Why was Fate/Zero so successful in 2011?
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 9:56:23 AM No.280290629
>>280290321 (OP)
Many wanted to like FSN. They were enticed by the idea of a magic war, but put off by the mana transfers and the protagonist that barely does magic and has never heard of strategy. F/Z was much closer to what they wanted.
Many wanted to like FSN. They were enticed by the idea of a magic war, but put off by the mana transfers and the protagonist that barely does magic and has never heard of strategy. F/Z was much closer to what they wanted.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 10:05:31 AM No.280290760
>>280290321 (OP)
Outside of Japan it was considered the first good fate adaptation. Also battle royale and game of thrones.
Outside of Japan it was considered the first good fate adaptation. Also battle royale and game of thrones.
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 10:13:17 AM No.280290871
>>280290321 (OP)
It was the first and only good Fate series
It was the first and only good Fate series
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Anonymous
7/6/2025, 10:14:35 AM No.280290886
>>280290871
*Type-Moon series
*Type-Moon series
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 10:53:16 AM No.280291473
>>280290760
>Also battle royale
Battle Royale wasn't even popular yet back then. The Hunger Games movies came out in 2012, followed by some niche mods for Minecraft/DayZ etc.
>Also battle royale
Battle Royale wasn't even popular yet back then. The Hunger Games movies came out in 2012, followed by some niche mods for Minecraft/DayZ etc.