It'd work with a little decompression, and hell, this isn't a film you'd want a 1:50 runtime of. More screen time with both angels in the picture. A little more time with him, hunting angels out in the wilds & chats with the beastmen. Maybe more than two of the Types in the picture, only it isn't changed enough that he actually interacts with them. Imagine the entire town at night, all the lights turned out, watching the silhouette of the cross-shaped monstrosity through the clouds, or flying past miles and miles of burnt, blackened earth, buildings melted down to the ground, only to fly past a gas giant star-looking thing, stretching from the ground to the clouds, just slowly moving and burning everything in its path. The occasional shot of his former life. If there's a film that'd work with a lot of long, silent moments, it'd be this one.
Wouldn't work as a blockbuster, there aren't enough explosions, but it'd make for a pretty decent film.
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I prefer animu waifus and husbandos so no live action adaptations thanks.
Rather than trying to adapt a TM work into Live Action, I think it'd probably be better to make an original work based in the TM world (with Nasu's supervision of course).
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Wow perpetual grimdark, such a good way of making story tiresome and monotone. Might as well make the characters have a panic attack and massive depression at the start of the story from the state of the world.
Even DC movies have been putting more jokes in to make things less dry.
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To me the problem with "grim dark atmosphere" in some movies is that the writers tried so hard to make it seems like it's grim dark and in the end it felt forced. It's similar to forced comedy, forced fan service, etc. From the beginning I did not come to the nasuverse expecting grim dark stories with no jokes or comedy, ppl dying left and right, shit getting crushed. I don't mind that since I've seen other series with that tone, but I don't think it should be a standard for TM writing. Also I remembered that some ppl got that dark atmosphere impression from FZ anime then they want to apply it to all other works within the franchise, then they saw UBW and thought it's shit because it's not like FZ.
The only series that did the mix of dark and light tones well for me is the Ryu ga Gotoku (Yakuza) series. When it's dark it's really dark, when it's funky it has some of the most hilarious shit I've ever seen, and you can easily skip all of the funky shit and go with the main story filled with drama and tragic shit. That's what I think FGO is doing, most of the serious shit are in the main story, the funky shit are from interludes, events and other side stuffs that ppl can choose to do or not.
Is it unpopular to say that I just want another whack at a traditional EXTRA jrpg?
Like, idk make the game play like SMT and bring the story to a close.
I don't hate the musou games but I'm missing the sort of "trapped in a desperate struggle" feeling the first two EXTRA games had. I just don't think the musou style lends itself to what I want.
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He means Extra's story.
Which was brought to a close in the very first game, wasn't it?
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I kinda agree, I want another Fate RPG. Though definitely nothing like Extra, I don't mind the setting per se, but I would like a more well thought-out gameplay and preferably more dedication to the aesthetic, or a different design direction entirely. Wada is good but the environment and programs of the Mooncell are just boring to look at. Last Encore improved a lot on that front, but Extella remains very uncreative with its visuals.
They should have done Platinum hack n slash
SMT RPG for general Type Moon is good
for live action adaps, Blade of the Immortal was pretty decent for its own self contained story
They used to be much more subdued than now, actually. Marie and Boudica are the only ones that come to mind on release, and Marie has an excuse as much as I loathe to admit it. But the whole bronze cast is so grounded compared to the rest of the game, it's actually pretty amazing.
Nowadays literal every other released servant is a chase waifu. You didn't have that on release, because they couldn't or didn't think to make money out of it on release and make all the cute girls 5*.