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ANIME BATTLE: Fate/Stay Night vs. Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works

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I thought I did the ultimate anime battle with Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works and Fate/ Zero (Here's the LINK ), but today's post is going to be a war and it's not for the Holy Grail. As you all probably know, different Fate/ Stay Night roots from the original visual novel were turned into anime adaptations: Fate/ Stay Night : Produced by Studio DEEN in 2006 , Stay Night was the first Fate anime work and it covers the first root (Fate) and some parts of the other visual novel roots (Unlimited Blade Works, Heaven's Feel). It's a one-seasonal anime with a total of 24 episodes. Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works : After producing Fate/ Zero, ufotable takes over and makes an anime adaptation of the UBW root of the Stay Night visual novel in 2014. It is a two-seasonal anime with 25 episodes in total, including the prologue episode. Fate/ Stay Night: Heaven's Feel: The third root of Stay Night will be covered in three movies, also by ufotable ...

Anime Battle (Mononoke Hime vs. Spirited Away)

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Greetings everybody and welcome to another anime battle here on World of Anime Girl. For those of you who are not familiar with this kind of post, it is some kind of detailed discussion in which I compare two anime in categories like: plot, story line, animation and characters. In the end I pick a winner between the two according to the results in each round. This time I prepared for you the ultimate battle between two of the most incredible and most famous movies in anime history. They are both Studio Ghibli productions created by the one and only, Hayao Miyazaki. Now without further talk, let's get it started. Today's ANIME BATTLE: Mononoke Hime vs. Spirited Away . Enjoy! PLOT AND STORY LINE When I write this kind of post it usually ends up as a really long text, which most of you are probably just too lazy to read. So, this time I'll try to make it somewhat shorter. Firstly Mononoke Hime . It is a fantasy movie that tells the adventure story of Ash...

Anime Battle (A Blessing to This Wonderful World vs. Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?)

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Greetings Minna-san, Guess what's up today...Well I guess you see from the title...Welcome to another Anime Battle here on World of Anime Girl. As always, I'll be your host, Anime Girl and I hope you'll enjoy today's battle. Make sure to leave your thoughts in the comments bellow, don't be shy. For those of you who don't know what I am doing here here is a short intro. Anime Battle is kind of a section here on my blog, where I pick two anime, that seem similar with the topic and discuss them in three rounds Plot and Story Line, Characters and Animation. In the end I pick one winner according to the previous rounds. I have already done a couple of them and if you want to see them click THIS LINK . Now, without further ado, ring free for A Blessing to This Wonderful World aka. Kono Subarashii ni Shukufuko (Link to Review) VS. Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? aka Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru  (Link to Review) .  PLO...

Anime Battle (Fate/ Zero vs. Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works)

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This will with great extend be my favorite Anime battle. The same setting, the same producers and the same studios. Still, here they are ready to battle in 3 categories: Plot and Story Line, Animation and Style and Characters. Give it up for today's anime battle: Fate/ Zero vs. Fate/ Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works. Enjoy! PLOT AND STORY LINE As most of you might know, both UBW (Unlimited Blade Works) and Zero have the same story setting, being the Holy Grail War. A battle royale between seven mages, the masters and their seven servants. Each master has the right to summon a servant, a Heroic Spirit from the past that fights for them in the war. There are in total seven different servant classes: Archer, Saber, Caster, Rider, Lancer, Assassin and Berserker. The setting of the Fate series is with great extend the best story I have ever seen. The way they merge legends and heroes from the past like Alexander the Great, Gilgamesh, King Arthur etc. into a magic fant...

Anime Battle (Akatsuki no Yona vs. Arslan Senki)

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Konninchiwa Minna-san and welcome to another Anime Battle blog post here on World of Anime Girl. As you can see from the title, the two anime competing today are Akatsuki no Yona aka. Yona of the Dawn and Arslan Senki  or The Heroic Legend of Arslan . I picked these two because I have already written about their similarities in a post before: What if: ANIME CROSSOVERS  (which you can see on the right)  and because I really love both of them. Yona, which is a studio Pierrot production has MAL rating of 8.23 whereas Arslan Senki is produced by a not so well known studio, SANZIGEN with a rating of 7.88. Both are action, adventure, fantasy anime with a bit comedy in Akatsuki no Yona and some pinch of history in Arslan Senki. With all the main information set, let's get to the details.  Plot and Story Line   Let's say, ladies first. Akatsuki no Yona follows young princess Yona. A naive 16-year-old princess that lived a happy and luxurious lif...

Anime Battle (Ao Haru Ride vs. Toradora)

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Konnichiwa Minna-san and welcome to another World of Anime Girl blog post. Today's blog post will be just part 1. of a series of posts called "Anime Battle". As you can all guess from the name, I'll be picking a few points such as plot, story, moral, animation etc. and compare two anime that seem similar. By doing so, I will evaluate both anime and choose the better one in the end. I'll compare anime that are usually recommendations of each other and the first pair will be from the school/romance/drama genre. They are my absolute favorites in that genre and without further talk, let's get into the anime Ao Haru Ride ( aka. Blue Spring Ride) and Toradora. Enjoy! First and foremost, these anime are a common recommendation because of their genre and story that shares some common points. Both have a female main character and are about the usual problems that students encounter in their high school days. I personally liked them both because their stories are int...

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