rin was the main character in fate zero.
who is the main character in fate zero?
rin
when inspired to write "fate/zero", urobuchi approached nasu with the idea of a duel between kiritsugu and kirei kotomine. after a discussion involving takeuchi, urobuchi felt that his career was going well so he could finally write the story he wanted. he believes that despite how tragic the ending is, the happy ending of "fate/stay night" would not be affected because "fate/zero" is a prequel about kiritsugu's early life. when starting the project for "fate/zero", nasu decided to give urobuchi complete freedom over kiritsugu's characterization. as in the original "fate/stay night" saber states she did not know her former master, kiritsugu, well. urobuchi created kiritsugu's wife, irisviel von einzbern, to facilitate communication between saber and kiritsugu. the staff was worried about how urobuchi would handle the relationship kiritsugu has with saber. they were afraid if saber's distrust toward kiritsugu was excessive, it would be difficult for her open her heart to shiro, kiritsugu's adopted child, in the sequel. as a result, urobuchi had to alter some of his original ideas. urobuchi stated that in his works the characters who survive the plot's events become "pillars". while saber, kiritsugu, and kotomine are the major survivors, kiritsugu dies offscreen, and since saber does not have a large role in "fate/zero", the pillar character is kirei.
kiritsugu emiya
jiraiya (児雷也), a graphic designer, became the cover artist for "g-men" in 2001 after tagame's departure from the magazine. jiraiya is noted for his hyperreal drawing style, and was one of the first gay manga artists to use digital illustration extensively in his art. jiraiya's art has appeared in apparel created by several american fashion brands, including opening ceremony and pretty snake.





























gai mizuki (水樹凱) is a prolific creator of slash-inspired gay manga, having published dōjinshi featuring characters from "attack on titan", "fate zero", "final fantasy", "", and numerous other series.





























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