Talk:Kiritsugu Emiya

Ruthless
Uh. Kiritsugu became ruthless not because of the danger it posed, but because he WANTED to use it for his own ideals.

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Kiritsugu's magic
Kiritsugu is described as being a sorcerer, could we put this into the article in some way? Tyciol (talk) 11:06, 24 June 2008 (UTC)

Correction
English is not my primary language so forgive me if I make mistakes. In the reception section, this sentence "THEM Anime Reviews agreed, seeing the servants' interactions as more appealing than those of Kiritsugu and Kirei" is kind of inacurrate. Here's what the reviewer said:

"Probably the greatest and most interesting shift from Type-Moon's own style and the main reason why I really like the show is the time and effort that Urobuchi puts into the majority of the characters. Motivations are explored and contrasted, relationships grow and are expanded upon and all this gives the superb action context and meaning. Personal highlights are the Emiya/Kirei relationship that is somehow built up despite the characters barely conversing over the course of the show, the relationship of the three kings, Saber, Rider and Archer, and their opposing philosophies and beliefs as heroic spirits and the charm and charisma of characters like Iksander."

The reviewer actually praised their relationship, I believe the sentence should be revised. Thank you! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.129.84.144 (talk) 20:48, 5 June 2020 (UTC)