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ProfileJapanator  Long time reader, long time commenter, short
time forum member, and I once wore a maid dress! What more do
you need to know?  Those who have been following all the hubbub
around Fate/Zero recently know that the last episode aired last
week and set the stage for the climatic second season which
starts in April 2012. Type-Moon lunatics such as myself, and
standard every-folk alike have been able to appreciate a truly
beautiful work of art from ufotable, Aniplex, Notes, and Nitro+,
and those who paid a little more attention to the show more than
just the shiny lights and big noses, may have been able to see a
little glimmer of hope in what is otherwise a gloomy and dark
anime industry.  This is why Fate/Zero is important to anime.
Part 1 - Potential Fate/Zero, like many anime these days,
ultimately hails from the eroge world, specifically Fate/stay
night by Type-Moon. Of course, the actual original source
material was the Fate/zero novels, but