Fate/Apocrypha Episode 25: Apocrypha
Canon
OSHIMETER
8.4
9 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
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OSHIMETER
8.4
9 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
thefoolzero
A visually strong finale with intense action and big ideas. The fights deliver, but some character conclusions feel rushed. It wraps things up decently, really respect Sieg for his actions and choices. Great and unforgettable.
cloudstrife
Thus the Fate/Apocrypha ends in a more calm tone that contrasted the last episode with its action scene. We get to see some of the survivors of the grail war are doing after. The problem is that there is still some question left unanswered that is explored in a side story.
jeysxjeys
The final episode settles into a calm, peaceful close, giving everyone a moment to breathe and choose their own paths. After everything they’ve endured, it feels well-earned, an ending they truly deserve.
alrickalmight
Well...I was expecting worse, so I'm okay with this ending. Still a shame that the show started with a lot of potential just to become a cliche like shounen. Though the battles were really cool. I loved every episodes, but i could tell which was getting dull.
pranavi_birhade
A finale that chooses warmth over spectacle and is better for it. The resolution is unconventional for a Fate entry, and some won't love it, but it's honest to what this particular story was always about.
matchablaze1
A strong lead-in to the finale, maintaining pressure without rushing the resolution. The pacing remains tight and consistent. ⚡
dave96
Eh ending, particularly Sieg and Jeanne. How can a saint and savior of France fall in love with such a bland and empty character like Sieg? I will never understand
syabanakbar197
cheaiqal
QUICK TAKES
thefoolzero
A visually strong finale with intense action and big ideas. The fights deliver, but some character conclusions feel rushed. It wraps things up decently, really respect Sieg for his actions and choices. Great and unforgettable.
cloudstrife
Thus the Fate/Apocrypha ends in a more calm tone that contrasted the last episode with its action scene. We get to see some of the survivors of the grail war are doing after. The problem is that there is still some question left unanswered that is explored in a side story.
jeysxjeys
The final episode settles into a calm, peaceful close, giving everyone a moment to breathe and choose their own paths. After everything they’ve endured, it feels well-earned, an ending they truly deserve.
alrickalmight
Well...I was expecting worse, so I'm okay with this ending. Still a shame that the show started with a lot of potential just to become a cliche like shounen. Though the battles were really cool. I loved every episodes, but i could tell which was getting dull.
pranavi_birhade
A finale that chooses warmth over spectacle and is better for it. The resolution is unconventional for a Fate entry, and some won't love it, but it's honest to what this particular story was always about.
matchablaze1
A strong lead-in to the finale, maintaining pressure without rushing the resolution. The pacing remains tight and consistent. ⚡
dave96
Eh ending, particularly Sieg and Jeanne. How can a saint and savior of France fall in love with such a bland and empty character like Sieg? I will never understand
syabanakbar197
cheaiqal
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