Review of Fate/Grand Order: Absolute Demonic Front - Babylonia

The story of FGO is always so poor. I never enjoyed the stories while I was playing the game, and I still don't now. Sorry to the creator, but it's not interesting for me. One thing that annoys me is that Fujimaru and Mashu both never feel like relative characters to me. I don't have a part of them in me. Fujimaru's dialogue (both in the anime and the game) in critical moments don't inspire me with that addictive hope for the conflict to be resolved. His statements are always a little bit too logical somewhere in the train of thoughts and not enough comesfrom what a human heart would say. Why does he and Mashu feel so irrelevant to me?

The production of this anime is fantastic. It is what you would want from an anime that reproduces your favorite manga. It lives up to your expectations.

The people of Japan did well in choosing Babylon as the story for anime adaption; Babylon and Camelot were the only two stories that interested me (nevertheless, the story is not good).

For those who never played the game, I don't know if you will understand FGO. But, Babylon might be one that is worth watching because it was the best story out of the six in FGO part one.

Story: 6, Art: 10, Sound: 10, Character: 5 or 4, Enjoyment: 7 or 6, Overall: 8.