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>>40263238
guess so. It's hard not to get attached to Angra given how tragic and beautiful his story is in HA. The rest I can get.

>>38039538
He's pretty good. People forget that most writers write garbage once in a while yet think Nasu is the only one guilty of this. When he's at his peak, he's one of the best in the VN industry. His character writing and emotional moments are incredible. Not to mention his directing skills that make F/SN and F/HA so much better than most VNs. He isn't perfect, but his stories speak to me so I can look past some of his flaws as he's able to write a satisfying story with a good ending most of the time unlike his contemporaries like R07. He also doesn't go for tropes that I hate like the power of friendship and other tired tropes that are across the industry. His characters feel real to me and even if they're tropey at times, they still stand out in their own ways.

>>36241325
This line of Angra being acknowledged as his own self that was born in the dream after acting like Shirou for so long and his shell breaking down and forming this new person that is no longer fake is fucking amazing. The use of text here of the shadow of Angra finally finding his own light and being seen as his own real person is fantastic. It also alludes to the ending of F/HA with Angra still having his own "light" in the void which is the dazzling sunny days spent in Fuyuki always makes me want to cry. What an incredible moment.