Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 20: All over the place

Expectations have not been fulfilled.

Between lackluster King Hassan scenes, anime-only additions, and generally poor quality outside of Noble Phantasms, I’m frankly disappointed.

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 19: Dropping like flies

Everyone gets to die!

And it’s entirely a good thing in the confines of FGO because how many times has Arash died for you?

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 18: Finally

Things are finally exciting.

Took a while for the exciting stuff to finally start and now is the time for when the despair meter reaches the end of its gauge as Quetz’s attack, while massive, doesn’t do enough to stop Tiamat’s advance. I recall describing Babylon pulling off that end of the world feeling really well. The lahmus weren’t enough but now we’re going to see a ton of noble phantasms aren’t going to be enough either.

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 15: Big Smiles

I should have expected this.

So after hyping up the shit that’s about to go wrong, for more or less the entire time talking about Babylon I had the thought in the back of my head about how a mass of enemies would turn out looking like. All the ugallus and mushus should have clued me in but it is what it is.

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 14: Mesoamerican Baseball

Hoho boy, here we go.

So unless this Gorgon fight takes longer than expected, we should be due for the fun stuff in two weeks time with a foreboding end to this coming week’s episode

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 13: A few more steps

Well there she is.

Let’s just hurry it on along here since we all know what happened here. Eresh is lonely, cute, and is pure waifubait.

Fate Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front Babylonia Episode 12: Back from the dead

Back to your weekly scheduled doses of groin and butt shots.

Joking aside, the new opening is a lot more visually stimulating with its stylistic rendition and the ending decided to acknowledge Tomoe and Ibaraki being summoned to the singularity despite dying off-screen and being part of something else afterwards. The opening also chock full of some choice imagery which depicts the real stuff I’m waiting to see for Babylon