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The overall quality of the series' writing was on par, if not slightly lower, then Fate/Apocrypha. It set out to tell a epic about humanity's right to life and what it means to live, but spent so much of it's time shrouded in confusion or boredom. None of the subplots were particularly motivating, none of the enemy masters or servants served much of a purpose then spouting off ideals blindly, and the supporting cast was 'meh'. Most notable would be Rin, as this is probably the weakest Rin Tohsaka the franchise has ever seen in terms of character intrigue. Compound all of those issues with a terrible main character. So Cardboard that I could fold him up, make a box out of him, and invade Shadow Moses in a no-killing run. At least Deen/Stay Night's Emiya was memorable in his chavunism and stupidity, and Aprocrypha's Seig was remarkable in the relationships he fostered with Astofolo and Jean'd'Arc. I couldn't tell you one thing about this character. And that's a massive tragedy. Because the main plot hinges on the main character. His identity as a Dead Face rage beast was never shown beyond an alternate face, and his arrival as a human was human in only the vaguest of styles. Those elements, coupled with a generally forgettable soundtrack (Not necessarily due to lack of quality, but it's usage was severely underwhelming) makes this series a strong qualifier for the worst installment of the various Animes of the Fate Franchise. But...

A good analysis, but I don't think the infamous tyrant Nero Claudius was properly portrayed. She was very cute, her design is fantastic, memorable lines and her signature "umu" is just amazing. Problem is, I wouldn't even think this splendid creature is Nero Claudius by any stretch of the imagination. Add a more historical edge to her and she'd be perfect.