RockmanDash12: Welcome to the Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works AniTAY review, this time covering the whole show instead of just the first cour like we did with the other AniTAY review of Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works. While I already wrote my personal thoughts on my own review of the series, I thought…
Rockmandash12: Haven't seen one of these in a while! Due to the split cour nature of Fate/stay night, and my extreme fanboisms/indecisiveness, I thought it would be neat if the UBW reviews per season would be discussion reviews similar to Glasslip and Golden Time. I'm planning on doing a full review when it's all…
I've been hyping it up all this time, and now that the prologue and episode 1 are out... I figure it's about time for a first impressions. What do I think? It's fantastic.
Over the past few months, I've been writing about everything related to Fate/stay night, and everything in the Type Moon universe, in anticipation for Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works. While I have a review on Fate/stay night, it covers my thoughts on how good I think it is, it only has brief description on my…
In preparation for Fate/stay night, and because I felt like marathoning something with decent storytelling and an interesting world, I decided I'd rewatch Fate/zero. I've never been the biggest fan of Urobucher stuff, and I hated Aoki's directing in Aldnoah.Zero, but looking back, was I wrong about Fate/Zero?
When the first thing you think of when you hear about a series is “Why does it exist?” you know you are for a confusing ride. This is a series that baffled me, then broke my baffled expectations. Today, we have a review for Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya; a spinoff that is better than you probably think it is.
Time waits for nobody. The further we go along, the more we advance... but every now and then, we need to take a step back to appreciate the past and the progress we’ve had. As we approach Fate/stay night (2014), now is the perfect time to look back on what started it all. Today on Rockmandash Reviews+, we have Nasu’s
"I ask of you. Are you my master?" It's a quote that started it all; a huge franchise, an amazing concept that will entrance fans for years, and a great visual novel. With the Utofable anime adaptation coming up, now is a great time to see how the gateway drug into the Nasuverse holds up. Welcome to Rockmandash…
If you haven't noticed, I'm a big fan of Type Moon, and their most prominent series, the Fate Series. That being said, if you asked me what my favorite Type-Moon game was, you wouldn't get the typical F/SN or Tsukihime; Instead, my response to you would be what we have for review today: Fate/hollow ataraxia.
You know how I typically spend most of my time here talking about VN's with stellar stories or things of that nature? It's time to do something totally different: today on Rockmandash Reviews, we are going a complete 180° with an amazing show known as Carnival Phantasm. It's a weird yet hilarious Type-Moon crossover…
Welcome to Rockmandash Reviews, and today on the Type Moon Marathon, we have the 2012 anime known as Fate/Zero. Fate/Zero was created by a group of people with unbelievable talent and heralded as one of the best anime of the year....but can the clash of ideals replace actual character development?
In preparation for the Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works Adaptation by Ufotable, I decided to do a review of every major Type-Moon work in this Type-Moon marathon. This is the cumulative page for said marathon.
Welcome to Rockmandash Reviews and today on Ani-Tay is part 5 of my Type-Moon Marathon, we have series of movies made by Ufotable & Type-Moon called Kara no Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners. Kara no Kyoukai is the first series of Type-Moon adaptations by Ufotable, so the question has to be asked: is it a good series?…
Welcome to Rockmandash Reviews, and this is Part 4 of the Type Moon Review Marathon. After the juggernaut that is known as fate /stay night, there's only one logical choice to review next and that's Tsukihime, Nasu's doujin breakout Visual novel.
Welcome to Rockmandash Reviews! This is another review in my Type-Moon Marathon, and this is a review of Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works (2010), an anime movie adaptation of the route with the same name, adapted by Studio Deen. How does the movie stand against the test of time? That really depends on what…
Welcome to Rockmandash Reviews! I’m Kevin and this part 2 of my Fate/stay night anime review, My third review on TAY and just one of the many reviews in my Type Moon Marathon. For those of you reading on TAY, I’m still going through my backlog of stuff I’ve already written, but after UBW’s movie review, The reviews…