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The theme of Muramasa is an avant-garde look at good vs. evil and the challenge of universal peace. What theme does FSN have? Does it even have a theme?

Big 3 thread.

>> No.10022733

>>10022729
That's not very convincing.

>> No.10022729

>>10022724
Heroism.

>> No.10022751

MLA A SHIT

But seriously, MLA convinced me to never pick up a VN again, they're just huge waste of time.

>> No.10022750

That self sacrifice is shit? At least according to Nasu in the final Tiger Dojo.

How does Muramasa compare to MLA and Sky?

>> No.10022756

>>10022750
>How does Muramasa compare to MLA and Sky?
Thematically?

>> No.10022765

Fsn is all about making a good meal

>> No.10022770

>>10022750
do you like tiger dojo

>> No.10022787

>>10022756
Just generally quality wise. Is it more enjoyable than the other two?

I found MLA a bit of a mix for the same reasons everyone does (shitty protagonist, horrible pacing, really lukewarm ending) and Dive 2 wasn't that great compared to the first one (I actually only managed to like Makoto's route). Does Muramasa manage to stay good until the end?

>>10022770
What do you mean?

>> No.10022799

Fate/Stay Night is a coming of age story supposedly.

>> No.10022806

>>10022787
MLA isn't really enjoyable in my opinion. Baldr Sky is enjoyable and hard to hate, but it's too passive. Muramasa is a hate or love thing, but most people who have played it love it because the characters are so well written and the game is thematically deep and profound.

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>>10022787
i mean do you like it.. why u visit there? we tiger now retard

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>>10022815
Pls no bullying.

>> No.10022835

>>10022787
>Does Muramasa manage to stay good until the end?
Yes. It has its slow parts, but they never overshadow the rest of the game. I can't really think of any point where I was tempted to stop reading.

Seriously, just play it already. It's arguably the best eroge out there.

>> No.10022842

>>10022821
Answer the question!

>> No.10022851

>>10022835
>It's arguably the best eroge out there.
What's the second best?

>> No.10022858
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Can someone tell me what the fuck was Ichizou about? He wasn't a true villain but he wasn't a hero either, wut.

>> No.10022863

>>10022851
Random nukige that pleases your dick. It's up to personal preference.

>> No.10022870

>>10022799
>coming of age story supposedly
Shirou and Kou's situations are pretty similar now that I think of it.

F/SN: Shirou starts out and stays like a generic shounen protagonist for the first route, mans up and questions his ideals in UBW and finally realises there are more important things in life during HF, which is basically the antithesis of the first two routes.

Baldr Sky: Kou starts out with a mentality of a generic high schooler due to his memory loss but matures with each route. F.ex. he doesn't join Fenrir due to his daddy issues in the first two routes, gets over that bullshit during the next ones and in the second last route he *doesn't need to* join up because he's already very capable on his own (he even tries to leave Rain behind for her own safety).

>>10022815
It's fun.

>> No.10022890

>>10022870
I'd say it's different because Ko was already developed, the only difference was how much of his memory had been lost between the routes.
Take Chinatsu/Aki, he didn't get over his daddy issues as much as he has the feeling he stopped resenting his father long ago.

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> Muv Luv

>> No.10022932

>>10022909
Epic re/a/ction image

>> No.10022941

>>10022932
Get out of /jp/ Takeru

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10022992

Why is SubaHibi not up there?

>> No.10023012

>>10022992
It's "Big Three Mecha"

>> No.10023020

>>10023012
Some would argue that Muramasa doesn't belong there then.

>> No.10023022

>>10022932
That's a /jp/ original you turd.

>> No.10023024

>>10023020
Stop trolling faggot.

>> No.10023030

>>10022870
no no no

Shirou starts as an unbelievably idealistic and altruistic retarded from the beginning to the end serves as a way for Nasu(author) to mock all idealists and altruists.

Since it's "coming of age" story, I imagine Nasu himself used to be idealistic in his youth but then got broken and now he's butthurt

>> No.10023031

>>10023024
Armor = mecha

>> No.10023053

>>10022858
>He wasn't a true villain
I don't know, he seemed pretty villainous to me. I mean he was no Doushin, but he wasn't a very nice person either.

But the whole thing with Sorimachi was that he didn't really think in terms of good and evil in the first place. He was perfectly okay with killing people for whatever reason, so long as you completely committed to that reason. Kageaki didn't do that, and that's what pissed Sorimachi off so much.

>> No.10024017

>>10023053
Kageaki is pretty much Bentham to Sorimachi's Nietzsche.

Incidentally, Nietzsche did think that Bentham and Mill were both self-righteous asshats.

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