Fate/Zero 6 - Ngọn Lửa Luyện Ngục

Fate/Zero (Seikaisha Bunko) #6

by Gen Urobuchi, 武内 崇 (Illustrator), Thục Ân (Translator)

Cuối cùng Kotomine Kirei cũng bộc lộ bản chất.

Đối diện với cái bẫy của gã là Emiya Kiritsugu.

Saber lúc này đã rơi vào tuyệt vọng.

Archer chờ sẵn cô trong ngọn lửa luyện ngục ngùn ngụt.

Giờ đây, các anh linh và pháp sư còn lại trong Cuộc chiến Chén Thánh lần IV khốc liệt sẽ dốc hết sức mình, đối diện với trận chiến cuối cùng.

Cuộc đối đầu định mệnh đã được khai hỏa.

Tất cả sẽ được thể hiện dưới ngòi bút lạnh lùng tài hoa của Urobuchi.

Và phần truyện đau thương này là tập cuối của câu chuyện dẫn về khởi điểm!

Genres: Light Novel, Fantasy, Manga, Japanese Literature, Japan

308 pages, Paperback

First published June 10, 2011

About the author

Name in kanji: 虚淵玄

(虚淵玄 Urobuchi Gen) is a Japanese writer for visual novels, light novels, and anime. He is known for his dark style, nihilistic themes, and tragic plot twists, earning him the fan nickname "Urobutcher." Some of his more popular works include the 2003 visual novel Saya no Uta, the 2011 anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica, the 2012 anime Psycho-Pass, the light novel and anime Fate/Zero, and the 2013–2014 Kamen Rider Series Kamen Rider Gaim. He currently works at Nitroplus.

Reviews

[Mizuki]

I really enjoy this last volume, I like how the characters each meet their 'endings', I like how this round of the Holy Grail War ends, there are plenty of characters whom I grew to like and I'm happy with the how their stories develop right to the ending parts.

[JoanTheSiren]

Name one hero, who was happy…
I think it is, what Fate/zero shows us, that even the grates heroes of the history, wasn’t truly happy and have so much bitter inside.

The ending was slightly different from anime

[Marco]

The whole story is good, but it could have gone a whole lot better if

a.) the ending matched the brilliance of the narrative preceding it,

b.) the introspection of the two principal characters was pushed to a minimum, and

c.) one of the character's fate is not predictable from the get-go. Kariya's death would have made a more meaning if he had done a good move by himself that impacted the Battle. But no, he was just like...there, a Master being eaten alive by worms. And even Waver Velvet, although he's almost useless, was seen a development at the end when he stood up to Archer. Sansa Stark has just found a contender on being the most pathetic/helpless character ever written. -_-