Fate/Apocrypha Box Set 1 Blu-ray
About Fate/Apocrypha Box Set 1 Blu-ray
Fate/Apocrypha contains anime episodes 1-12 of the anime directed by Yoshiyuki Asai in a rigid box plus a booklet and Original Soundtrack I.
“I chose to fight. From that instant, my hands were covered in blood.”
The Black Faction seized the Greater Grail for the sake of the clan's most earnest wish to symbolize its independence from the Mage's Association. The Mage's Association gathers the Red Faction in order to thwart such ambitions. Taking place in Trifas, Romania, the Great Holy Grail War that takes place between 14 Heroic Spirits summoned by the two factions transforms thanks to Shirou Kotomine, one of the Masters of the Red, who is also the Overseer for this Great War.
Special Features: PV & CM Collection (includes English subtitles), Textless Opening and Ending
*Bonus Contents Subject to Change
Due to licensing and contract restrictions, this product can be sold and shipped to the US, Canada, Central and South America only. This product cannot be shipped to Japan.
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Details
- Publisher: ANIPLEX OF AMERICA
- Media: Blu-ray
- Spoken Language: English, Japanese
- Subtitle Language: English
- Genre: Action, Fantasy
- Themes: Battles
- Age Rating: 13+
- Run Time: 280
- Release Date: 11/20/2018
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Region Code: A
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Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Phenomenal!!
by Joe -
10/10! I liked the series so much I decided to buy the box set and rightstufanime had the best offer! If you're a fan of Fate/Apocrypha then I highly recommend it! The box looks wonderful and Rightstufanime did a very good job in packaging and shipping it!
Great series, and a great release
by Fayt -
As a huge Fate/(anything fan) starting from the original visual novel to now! This set was a must buy as soon as I saw it was being released!
The animation and art is excellent, one of the best I've seen in a long time. Aniplex really pulls through with a great release!
If I had any issue it would be with the sound balance during one scene, with the english dub. The sound effects are crystal clear, the voice volume on the other hand seems like it was set to low, making it difficult to hear the characters dialogue. This only last for one scene and really doesn't impede the enjoyment of the overall show however.
Over all 100% happy with this!
A roller coaster for sure
by belteshazzar -
Fate/Apocrypha makes me kinda mad. In the one hand, I feel each Fate spin-off is unique and adds something new to the franchise. In that regards, Apocrypha absolutely delivers. The premise of this series is pitting two competing teams of mages (Black and Red) with their respective servants in an event called the Great Holy Grail War. The winning team then would be expected to compete against each other in a regular Holy Grail war. The possibilities of this scenario just made me salivate. "Oh, the twists and turns, oh the betrayals!" I thought. But then, Apocrypha falls very short of its massive potential. In essence, it's greatest sin is being a little bit generic in a world ripe with possibilities. In the end, I enjoy Apocrypha for what is and do recommend it for Fate fans (and that final fight in Part 2 was unbelievable), but in the end I know it could've been so much more. As usual, Aniplex delivered a beautiful package here. No complaints there.