Plus, they won’t feel the need to jam in awkward sexy bits to entice people. I know I’m going to watch it anyway, because this stupid series about wizards and mythological characters beating each other up has entranced me, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have high hopes and an equal amount of curious apprehension for this new creature.įirst, the environment this Fate/Stay Night is being made in is a very different one to the original: the creators are speaking to a pre-established fanbase instead of trying to create one, so the language they use will be different. In all seriousness, though, the news has summoned the usual adaption/remake sceptic that prowls in my brain as well as the squeaking fan. What’s going to happen? What aspects of the story are coming to the forefront? Who’s going to fight? Are we going to have to endure more awkwardly written romance? My God!
The original writer’s statement that it would be a completely new storyline trashed all debate about which of the three routes they would be adapting, too, so essentially we’re all riding into this headfirst with nothing but hype for protection. Thus, when ufotable studios announced they were teaming up with the Fate crew for a remake (riding the wave of prequel Fate/Zero’s success, sensibly) everyone kind of perked up like kittens hearing their food tin opening. Fate/Stay Night has gotten a couple of animated adaptations since its debut and popularity boom in 2004, but they summon a unanimous head-shaking from most of the fanbase, anime viewers, and those seeking quality television in general.
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