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Fate/Stay Night ending *SPOILER WARNING*

i thought it ended off nicely
no gain no hurt
but that "this rest is gonna be longer" thing made me think.. what if? ya know? but w/e good ending to me

I didn't really like the entire last sequence of episodes, as it all felt extremely rushed. As already mentioned, more character development would have been nice, rather than trying to bring a conclusion to the holy grail war.

Can anyone tell me who "bedivere" is in ep 24?????.
I wasnt sure who she was and why she was so emotional whilst talking to king Arthur.

It seems she's her "right hand man" so to speak. Though she's not in the King Arthur legend.

Ultimately, FSN was created to make money, and TYPE-MOON expects large sales in America...so, I think we should all give them a hearty bird and simply not endorse the English production.

Yes, "she" is. Bedivere was a Knight of the Round Table who, like in F/SN, returned Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake.

Wow how completely selfish you are. This is actually why anime fans have such a bad name, because of people like you who will watch an entire series fansub and then declare it as a cashcow and will not support the show in the english release. Or just as bad as the people who won't watch the english release of a series because they feel that the company (that license series/show) will put out an unfaithful sub, and Fansub are the ultimate translation.

And no TYPE-MOON was trying to make a series that wasn't actually available to many people. so therefore an anime show makes this available to a bigger market.

I agree, Fate/stay night was a pitifully bad series, and Geneon deserves to lose BIG for (in hubris) licensing it before an initial run. Quite a pity, too, since there was great potential for TYPE-MOON's "second chance" at not-screwing up.

I'd even go so far as to say Tsukihime's adaptation was superior to it.

Ultimately, FSN was created to make money, and TYPE-MOON expects large sales in America...so, I think we should all give them a hearty bird and simply not endorse the English production.

And you know what? Fate/stay night actually wasn't that bad. It dragged way too much, neglected to develop anyone beyond Shirou, Saber, and for some odd reason Assassin, and the show's producers flat-out lied to the fans about the degree to which the game's three scenarios would be used, but it was actually a fairly solid show all the same. A good head and shoulders above most of the crap we've gotten in the past few years, to be sure, despite still being a notable disappointment in how it handled its much more masterful source.

And you know what? Fate/stay night actually wasn't that bad. It dragged way too much, neglected to develop anyone beyond Shirou, Saber, and for some odd reason Assassin, and the show's producers flat-out lied to the fans about the degree to which the game's three scenarios would be used, but it was actually a fairly solid show all the same. A good head and shoulders above most of the crap we've gotten in the past few years, to be sure, despite still being a notable disappointment in how it handled its much more masterful source.

Uh? As I so nicely phrased in my previous post, fansubs are a double-edged sword. If the Anime sucks, it deserves to be bashed so as to send a signal to the producers/studio in Japan to reconsider making such a poor show. If it's good, free publicity.

Ever hear of "Naruto"? I doubt the Naruto franchise would be as big as it is without momentum from the internet. And, I've yet to see the fansub community severely cutting into Viz Media's profits...if anything, they add fuel to the fire.

And a show being labeled as a "cash cow" does not necessarily imply the show sucks. Ghost in the Shell is the biggest "cash cow" Anime of the century, but it's uniformly high quality, well acted, written, immersive and entertaining. Just because it was made solely for money doesn't mean it has to be a piece of trash.

Thank you for Nagisa to the rescue, I agree with you completely. I really enjoyed Fate/stay night and I didn't have any prior exprience with the game. I did think at time was series was a little difficult and drag a bit, and some additional character development would of been nice. But given that it was only across 26 episode I thought overall it was an exciting series, and it would of been nice had it stretch across two season, so that all of the scenarios could of been shown.