Post-shadow Development Plan

After the Crusade against Caster ended, the fragile alliance that was originally united by a strong enemy began to disintegrate.

Emiya Kiritsugu, who was a magician killer, finally began to show his fangs.

In the last movie of FZ, Emiya Kiritsugu's setting seems relatively positive.

Although he often appears ruthless, he still shows a more or less human side.

For example, deliberately evacuating innocent people before bombing the building.

In the eyes of the audience, Emiya Kiritsugu was still a person with a bottom line.

Regarding what he said he yearned for world peace, the audience still believed that he would really do it.

Although many people know that Emiya Kiritsugu's ending is definitely not good.

After all, the Holy Grail has already been polluted, and any wish will be manifested in an evil way.

If Emiya Kiritsugu really wished on the Holy Grail, he hoped for world peace.

It is estimated that the final result should be the result of the Holy Grail killing everyone in the world.

"Maybe that's how the fire in Fuyuki City happened."

This is the guess that many Fate fans have been making before the release of "Purgatory Flame".

It's just that the real movie plot is far crueler and darker than they imagined.

From the gunshot in the church, the taste of "Urobuchi Gen" in FZ's story gradually increased.

In fact, based on Japan's firearms management situation, where did Director Ken get the pistol that killed the old priest?

This is really debatable.

After all, the strictness of gun control in Japan is estimated to be only slightly looser than that of the Chinese Empire.

Kenneth didn't look down on firearms at all before, and he definitely wouldn't carry firearms when he entered Fuyuki City.

And a semi-disabled person can get a pistol in Japan, where he is unfamiliar.

This thing itself is quite mysterious.

Don't look at the elementary school students next door who are shot and killed all day long.

But it's a sci-fi movie, so it can't be taken as real.

However, North American audiences were not surprised.

In this country where real guns are cheaper than model guns, getting a pistol is really easier than robbery.

Compared to how the wheelchair-bound Lemonhead Director got his hands on the gun.

The audience is more concerned about what the master who killed the priest will do next.

At first, everyone thought that he should be lying on the bed waiting to die, but they didn't expect to make such an action.

Does that mean that this guy still has a lot of roles to play?

Even though the guy was all about the impotence and rage against Lancer, the audience felt like he and his haircut were a perfect match.

Lemon heads, lemon heads, aren't they all sour?

After regaining control of Lancer, although he is partially disabled, Director Ken feels that he is still capable of fighting.

But it turns out that the three major illusions of life are still very reasonable.

I can kill this kind of thing only if it happens to the main character, and the supporting role should just take the lunch box honestly.

So the audience saw the shocking exit for the first time in the Fourth Holy Grail War.

When Baimao died before, everyone felt a little sorry.

But at least it was because of the master's order that he died well.

As for Caster's group, they deserve more than [-] deaths according to the crimes they committed.

The exit of the Lancer group is completely different.

If we really want to say that Director Ken didn't have a big crime, the difference between him and Emiya Kiritsugu is just a simple difference of position.

In addition, the role of Diarmuid has always been a knight of justice.

Putting aside other factors, the relationship between him and Saber can be regarded as the sympathy between knights.

Although the audience guessed that in the end, except for Emiya Kiritsugu and Father Mapo, everyone else might die.

But they never thought that these characters would die so tragically and resentfully.

Perhaps in their eyes, these characters should die vigorously when they exit the stage. After experiencing a face-to-face confrontation, they died with the regret of not being able to win.

It's a pity that Emiya Kiritsugu told everyone.

What knightly morality, what head-to-head combat.

Save it all to Lao Tzu.

I will show you what it means to truly use all means to kill the enemy.

Seeing Kenneth screaming in pain, the audience felt very uncomfortable at this time.