20 Years of Fate/Stay Night: Disillusion by Sachi Tanaka

For 20 years, Fate/Stay Night has wowed and wondered readers and watchers. Like all long running franchises, it has its up and downs, its homers and clunkers. But it also has something so many other series wish they could have: a legacy.

Here is to 20 years of servants, masters and holy grails. Of magical girls, and oh so beautiful female servants. To kick ass music, and overly long monologues. Here is to the visual novel finally be re-released onto modern consoles.

The tune of the week is the theme song of the series: Disillusion by Sachi Tanaka

Witch on the Holy Night: When the Teenager is the Natural Enemy of the Legendary Werewolf

I’ve been a big fan of Type-Moon and Fate for a long time now. It’s a wonderful world, deeply creative and filled with some of the most interesting concepts and ideas. My relationship with the Visual Novels, the source material, has been a bit different. It’s been more of a touch and go thing. But would that be the same with their newest installment? Or is it something deeper. Well let’s take a dive into the visual novel: Witch on the Holy Night after the cut and find out!

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13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim: Beyond the Time

Visual Novels are something I’ve been enjoying more and more over time. I’ve got a few of them on my list, but I was lucky enough to be given this game as a gift from a friend. He didn’t care for it but figured I would. Turns out he was right and this one was a god damn ride from start to finish. Was it a good one though? Well after the cut, let’s dive into 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim and find out.

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Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon: Arcueid Arc

This is a series I’ve been meaning to get to for years. When the news of the remake came out I knew that it would be something I wanted to check out. A series that so many fans adore, yet seems to have vanished into the annals of time. A part of the Nasuverse that has spawned a billion dollar franchise, yet has next to no name recognition. Now that it has come out though, does it stand up to expectations? Or should it have been kept where it was. Well after the cut, let’s take a dive into the first route of Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon and find out.

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