A lot of people enjoy anime but for some it can be a real bore. However, there are some anime TV series' that are suitable for everyone (within reason) and that has to be said about Fate Stay Night. It's about to be released on DVD - only the first four episodes - and it's likely to be a huge success with young and old. However, there are a few things you should know before you buy the DVD. MVM are releasing the DVD on the 4th of January 2010 and it's going to be quite a bit release. MVM are one of the only companies who release Japanese anime in the UK and they've built quite a good reputation in the last few years. Japanese anime is always good for a laugh but sometimes the story lines can be a bit boring.
Well, Fate Stay Night is certainly not a boring story. I've had the pleasure of watching the first four episodes and without giving too much away; it follows the story of a young master called Shirou who ends up being involved in a massive war of the worlds. It's all about the Holy Grail and the powers that it supposedly possesses.
However, there are other characters who are also in the fight to get their hands on it and Shirou finds himself involved with something much larger than he first thought. It's a great story and there are a lot of action scenes and plenty of exciting plot lines. However, it won't be suitable for children.
It's going to be rated 15 as far as I remember and this means that anyone under this age will have to wait until their birthday roles around. It's certainly a DVD that I'd recommend but as usual with anime, it won't be everyone's cup of tea. Fate Stay Night is certainly one of the best though.
The new DVD will feature the first four episodes: The First Day; Fateful Night; Opening Act; The Strongest Enemy and is likely to be very popular with anime fans throughout the world. Having said that, it's not going to be to everyone's liking but if you know someone who will love it then you'll be pleased to hear that it's available as of the 4th of January 2010.
Well, Fate Stay Night is certainly not a boring story. I've had the pleasure of watching the first four episodes and without giving too much away; it follows the story of a young master called Shirou who ends up being involved in a massive war of the worlds. It's all about the Holy Grail and the powers that it supposedly possesses.
However, there are other characters who are also in the fight to get their hands on it and Shirou finds himself involved with something much larger than he first thought. It's a great story and there are a lot of action scenes and plenty of exciting plot lines. However, it won't be suitable for children.
It's going to be rated 15 as far as I remember and this means that anyone under this age will have to wait until their birthday roles around. It's certainly a DVD that I'd recommend but as usual with anime, it won't be everyone's cup of tea. Fate Stay Night is certainly one of the best though.
The new DVD will feature the first four episodes: The First Day; Fateful Night; Opening Act; The Strongest Enemy and is likely to be very popular with anime fans throughout the world. Having said that, it's not going to be to everyone's liking but if you know someone who will love it then you'll be pleased to hear that it's available as of the 4th of January 2010.
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Corey M Haynes talks about the new DVD release Fate Stay Night. You can watch the youtube.com trailer here - Fate Stay Night.
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