Best singularity??

EquinoxPhqntom said:
Babylonia for me. But i hear Shimosa is pretty good as well.

Alex_TheForest said:
The bosses are just straight up retarded(in the game).You are obliged to play with a saber in your roster, when you're getting countered by an archer.

VinSykez said:
Babylonia is the best singularity imo too. Solomon is good but is pretty much avengers endgame, every servant and old allies united to defeat the great evil, so I think the best part is seeing everyone one last time


probably because musashi is the mc and the "only" sword specialized servant accompanying you in a singularity that is all about swordmasters dueling duuhh

Alex_TheForest said:
The bosses are just straight up retarded(in the game).You are obliged to play with a saber in your roster, when you're getting countered by an archer.

Alex_TheForest said:
The bosses are just straight up retarded(in the game).You are obliged to play with a saber in your roster, when you're getting countered by an archer.

Taizaki-han said:
Aren't we missing the 2, 3, 4 and 6th singularity? How did we got skipped???
Ah, I see you guys were talking about the game. Sorry my bad.

AdithiaAL said:
it looks like this is a good singularity but it's a shame for some singularities that are not animated so it makes some people confused when they see the Fate Grand Order

Delisches said:




Because the main target audience for FGO anime are FGO players, they don't care about anime onlys. Most FGO players dont really like 1-5, why should they animate it.

FuegoIndigo2 said:
Personally if I had to rank singularities including eor and lostbelt 1,
I would rank them this way:

1. Camelot (Everythibg about it plot wise is great) 9/10
2. Babylonia (most fun in terms of fanservice and cas gil is best gil) 8/10
3. Lostbelt 1 (Great start for the new arc but ivan was underwhelming) 7.5/10
4. Solomon (Avengers Endgame, also it crosses the line in terms of bs I can process)
5. Shinjuku (Fun, simply written and evil waifus and daddy) 7/10
6. Salem (Interesting but not as much as Shinjuku) 6.5/10
7. Londinium (Arc 1 started picking up after this chapter) 6.5/10
8. E Pluribus Unum (liz ruined the singularity for me, also fanservice got tiring) 6/10
9. Orleans (Basic) 5/10
10. Shimousa (Honestly very dull and generic w/out Musashi) 4/10
11. Okeanos (Not fun and the story was whatever) 3/10
12. Fuyuki (Blunt as chalk intro but it is servicable) 3/10
13. Septem (what the f happened here? Horrible story) 2/10
14. Agartha (Does not exist) 1/10

Alpha_Druid said:
Hell no. It's trash. Camelot = Babylonia >>>>> Time Temple

SkyhighCFC said:


I'm sorry...but Shimousa below Orleans, E Pluribus and London???? Just what??????

FuegoIndigo2 said:


It’s called an opinion. I didn’t like Shimousa and that’s what I felt. If I updated the Singularities up to India, Lostbelt 2 would be above Salem as it was the Lostbelt I had the most fun with, even if the writing wasnt as good as LB1. LB3 was awful. Not as bad as Septem but hoo boy was it piss poor. Proof that Gen Urobuchi’s writing on Zero was his swan song cause the rest sucked. India was meh. Pepe was whatever. It would be right above Orleans. Also, America had G-Man.

SkyhighCFC said:


The anime adaptation for Camelot was awful. So much skipped content and it created inconsistencies with the Babylonia and Solomon adaptations. as adaptations, Babylonia and Solomon were far far better.

Alpha_Druid said:


I didn't watch the anime for Camelot. I speak for the FGO game. I did watch the Babylonia and Solomon anime though. Babylonia is still the best with Camelot.

SkyhighCFC said:


Well yea...in the game, Camelot is to this day still one of the best written arcs in the entire game. But the movies were terrible when compared to the game. The Solomon adaptation was much much better than the Camelot adaptation. The Babylonia adaptation is probably still the best though

Alpha_Druid said:

But that's not a very high bar is it? Being better than camelot movies is nothing. Solomon still was bad. Both from a technical and a narrative perspective. Both are bad. One is less badder than other.

SkyhighCFC said:


The Solomon adaptation was not bad at all in my opinion. From a narrative perspective, it pretty much got across what happened in the game minus most of the servant's dialogue, which is understandable considering it would be insane to fit 60+ voice actors into the budget for this film. It would have also wasted a bunch of time in the film, on unnecessary dialogue.

Technically it was good enough. Decent sound and OSTs, with good animation and art style. Nothing amazing like Ufotable, Bones or Madhouse, but it was better than most anime out there.

Camelot on the other hand was just terrible. Worse animation, worse storyboarding and butchered the entire plot and story, not to mention the awful pacing.

Alpha_Druid said:


So good narrative for you is just what happens and not how it happens. Ok lol. The servant voicelines aren't unnecessary. They make the servants seem actually human and not robots. Even when all the servants arrived I didn't feel that they were actually there. Didn't have that impact.

Sorry, the sfx were absolute trash. For example, rock breaking sounded twigs breaking. They also seem to cutting sibilance a bit too much which made the 's' non existent. As in the 's' in 'desu' when Mash says it. The OSTs were painfully generic and I found them to not properly used. The animation was nothing good considering this was a movie project and it should be held to standard with other anime movies and not your average anime.

Again, being better than Camelot is not a high bar.