jairangelmaster

Many years ago I watched Fate/Stay Night, and I didn't enjoy it. Why, probably because a friend of mine called it one of the best anime ever and hyped it beyond the roof, and at the time I couldn't temper expectations like I can do nowadays. However I decided to give the series another try and I really enjoyed it, Fate does a great job of telling a story about existentialism, heroism, idealism and cynicism while also portraying all the historical characters in a respectable way. And while I do enjoy Shirou, Kiritsugu, Kotomine, Hakuno, Rin, Sakura etc, everyone admits it's the servants who steal the spotlight and was the reason you decided to give the series a watch. Therefore I present my Top 10 favorite servants thus far and two wishlists. Why two wishlists? Simple 1 wishlist consist out of characters that I personally feel would be good additions to the series and helping already established servants and characters develop further. I also tried to pick 10 that aren't on a lot

It's Valentines Day and having seen some countdowns of people video game crushes I decided to share mine on deviant art. I've noticed that your video crushes can actually tell what your type is as some content creators said their spouse often has similar qualities found in their choices. Now my top 10 video game are: 10: Vert (Hyperdimension Neptunia) Goddess of Leanbox, and the youngest goddess yet she arguably has the best balance of being both serious and playful, I also like how despite being a blond bombshell she's smarter than she looks and while she likes tea, she likes it even more when she's gaming. Also give her a little sister please, she deserves it 9: Nero Claudius (Fate) I know what you're thinking, THE ROMAN EMPEROR WHO BURNED ROME AND CHRISTIANS! Yeah but let me explain, the Fate series like to change some historical/mythical characters gender, I personally don't care as long as I can enjoy the story. Now what I like about Nero is that she doesn't shy away that

I've recently been thinking about Naruto as a series and what was the message that Masashi Kishimoto tried to tell with his story and why do I still love it despite the flaws and criticism I've heard over the years. I know he gets flack for 'betraying' his theme of 'hard work overcomes talent' but I honestly believe that isn't the actual theme he's conveying in Naruto. I honestly believe the people who believe that's Naruto's theme don't truly understand the series. Now if that's what you draw from the story, that's fine after all stories/art is subjective and up to interpretation, I simply disagree with that interpretation. At the same time I wish to share my interpretation cause if you disagree you need to offer something in response. I personally believe Naruto's theme is about 'Bonds and that you should cherish them' Why do I came to this conclusion? First of look how Naruto starts and how it ends. It starts with a boy who becomes an orphan and is hated/disliked by almost