(Saigo no Reijyuu)
"The Last Command Seal"

The Grail is a lie

(Saihate no Umi)
"The Sea at the Worlds Edge"

The banquet of kings concluded with a feast for our eyes and an emptiness in our hearts. We all knew it was going to happen, but the expectation did not diminish the epicness of the moment.

(Konoyo Subete no Aku)
"All Evil in this World"

Theres never a dull episode in Fate/Zero, even when most of it revolves around character interactions on the eve of the final battle.

(Sourin no Kishi)
"Knight on Two Wheels"

The word tragedy might not be sufficiently depressing enough to describe this series.

(Ansatsusha no Kikan)
"Return of the Assassin"

If I werent dead inside, I would have shed many a tear watching this episode, as it's a hard dose of reality for everyone in Fate/Zero this week with each character coming face-to-face with what they really are, and the role they must play in the Fourth Holy Grail War. The episode also contains a great dichotomy - a doll masquerading as a human being, and a human being that calls itself a machine. However, nothing makes saying goodbye any easier.

(Seigi no Arika)
"Where Justice is Found"

Fate/Zero is a series where one set of opinions doesn't suffice, and so just like ZephEnzo did for Jormangand and Eureka Seven AO, BakaMochi and I have collaborated on this post to try and give more insight to a show that deserves every single word of it.

(Toui Kioku)
"Distant Memories"

Sometimes it is the things that we lose, not the things that we gain, that shape us into who are, and who we become.

(Daihachi no Keiyaku)
"The Eighth Contract"

And so the apprentice becomes the master.

「栄誉の果て」 (Eiyo no Hate)
"The End of Honor"

One of the most emotional episodes to date, this sixteenth episode was also one of the most thought-provoking as well.