Is the Empty Realm similar to Fate?

The realm of emptiness and Tsukihime are of the same worldview.

It's not a one-time thing at all, and it's not a type.

It's just that it's all Tyoe-moon's work.

The author is the same. The worldview adopted is also the same.

Fate Empty Realm Tsukihime adopts the same worldview.

Words to be said. The Skyclave is more like Tsukihime.

The same author's worldview is slightly different

"The Realm of Emptiness".It is the same producer as Fate"Empty Realm" and "Fate Stay Night" are both Nasu mushrooms.

works, but the two are not in any way related to the plot. Later, "The Realm of the Void" and Lee Shin-mo's "Fate Stay Night" were both adapted into animated series.

Synopsis:

The whole story revolves around the two rituals of a girl who woke up after two years of sleep. During her slumber, she was once on the verge of death and fell into the "Eye of Death."

of the hands. Because of the filial piety of this eye, Shi used a knife to kill all living beings in the world. Kuroki Kanya, a classmate of the same grade, is both a humanoid master and a magician Aozaki Orange.

They are also involved in this event, some love to collect floating ghosts, and some love to build the death of people.

Here's why:

The light and shadow effects in "The Realm of the Sky" not only set off the atmosphere well, but also are beautiful and dizzying.

"The Realm of the Void" is not only excellent in painting, but every frame can be used as a wallpaper, and even ** can make a single song loop for a long time.

After all, the **supervision of "Skyclave" is Yuki Kajiura during the **period. Simple syllables such as babbling and babbling, woven by her skillful hands, allow the audience to hear the cry of the soul and feel the outpouring of divinity.

Plot introduction:

There are two lines in the story, one is the story of a warm man who successfully entered a wealthy family as a son-in-law by his own efforts. The other is the story of a frenzied stalker who spends years carrying out a criminal plan and is eventually killed.

The two rituals are considered the highest achievements of the magician family in the mushroom worldview. Born with the ability to reach the "roots", it can't reach this level even if the city next door is full of blood. After the killing impulse is eliminated, the main plot ends, and the Fallen God and the world are no longer in a fierce confrontation.

Fate is not so much a masterpiece as it is the most complete of the three major fantasy works in the two-dimensional structure. Fate's world view belongs to the type of moon.,The animation of the type moon has fate.,The realm of the void and the real moon Tan Yueji (Moon Ji can be ignored.,The author himself doesn't recognize that animation) And fate is the best-selling one of the finished games in the world of the type moon.,The world view and character structure are very complete and complete in the game.。 In fact, there are a lot of things in the animation work FSN that are not explained.,I didn't see the animation of the HF version of the animation before the animation party is not qualified to say that I understand FSN.,Let alone God or something.。

Fate's anime is nothing more than a half-finished product so far, and there's not much to say. In addition to being a money-burning masterpiece produced by UFO companies. EVA's masterpiece lies in its peculiar metaphysical structural system.

EVA 24 episode TV version In fact, the real truth has always been expressed in a variety of hints, so it doesn't count at all after watching it once, and you don't see a lot of details in the middle and the content corresponding to the cruel reality. At the same time, the whole play is mentally described, so the psychological structure of each character and the completeness of the character's characteristics can be said to be the most complete in all works. The god of EVA is that you will have a different feeling every time you see it, and you will have a completely different perception from different characters.

As for FSN, there is nothing worth saying before you look at HF. Because FSN, in the true sense of the word, is about salvation, but most people can't see it. The Fate line coyote saved Saber, and the UBW line Rin saved the coyote.

"Empty Realm" and "Fate Stay Night" are both works of Nasu Mushroom, but the two are not related in any way in terms of plot.

The Realm of the Void is a fantasy written by the Japanese writer Nasu Mushroom.

Fate Stay Night is a text adventure game developed by Type-Moon and first released on PC on January 30, 2004, and is also the first work of Type-Moon after its commercialization, written by Nasu Mushroom.

Later, "Empty Realm" and "Fate Stay Night" were both upgraded and adapted into animated series.

"Empty Realm" and "Fate Stay Night" are both works of Nasu Mushroom, but the two are not related in any way in terms of plot.

The Realm of the Void is a fantasy written by the Japanese writer Nasu Mushroom.

Fate Stay Night is a text adventure game developed by Type-Moon and first released on PC on January 30, 2004, and is also the first work of Type-Moon after its commercialization, written by Nasu Mushroom.

Later, "Empty Realm" and "Fate Stay Night" were both adapted into animated series.

"The Realm of the Void", "Tsukihime", and "Fate" are three of Nasu's most famous works. Among them, "fate" is a story about jihad. In the game, Nasu uses the technique of parallel lines to create three directions of the plot, each of which corresponds to a different ending, and these three endings have more or less such and such shortcomings, which makes people always sigh.

And there is a certain connection between "The Realm of Emptiness" and "True Moon Tan Yueji", not only in the relationship between the characters (in which the characters intersect), but also in the world view, which seems to have a bit of a taste of inheritance between the two.

What is certain is that they are all independent works, there is no problem of adaptation or prototype, and the natural content and plot are different and have their own merits.

I haven't seen Fate, but I've already seen the Empty Realm and Tsukihime and like it very much! "The Realm of Emptiness" will be theatrical this fall.

They are all in the big series of "Shape Moon", "fate" and "Empty Realm" can be regarded as two related, but different branches of "Shape Moon"!!

Except for one company, it seems that there is little connection, and all three stories take place in the same worldview (which means that it is possible for the protagonists to see each other).

The connection is that the puppet used to hold the soul of the coyote was bought by all the money in the ending of the HF line, which was made of oranges in the Skyclave.

Same author, same worldview.

It's all a story that takes place in the world of the moon.

Two different stories that take place in the same worldview are not directly linked.