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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Azaka. Some people find her cute and interesting due to having a BrotherSisterIncest backstory that's given a surprising amount of depth and in-universe justification (albeit largely limited to the novels); others, particularly those who have watched the OVAs, find her personality obnoxious, her incestuousness creepy and pandering to {{Otaku}} and HaremGenre enthusiasts, or a SpotlightStealingSquad who hogs valuable focus from important subplots involving Shiki and Satsuki Kurogiri despite her lack of relevance to the overarching story.

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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Azaka. Some people find her cute and interesting due to having a BrotherSisterIncest backstory that's given a surprising amount of depth and in-universe justification (albeit largely limited to the novels); others, particularly those who have watched the OVAs, [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]], find her personality obnoxious, her incestuousness creepy and pandering to {{Otaku}} and HaremGenre enthusiasts, or a SpotlightStealingSquad who hogs valuable focus from important subplots involving Shiki and Satsuki Kurogiri despite her lack of relevance to the overarching story.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her {{tragic|Villain}} [[RapeAsBackstory backstory]] and [[EvilIsSexy her cuteness]]. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of [[CreatorsFavorite Nasu's favorites]]. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the "Garden of Order" rerun.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her {{tragic|Villain}} [[RapeAsBackstory backstory]] and [[EvilIsSexy her cuteness]].cuteness. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of [[CreatorsFavorite Nasu's favorites]]. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the "Garden of Order" rerun.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Azaka. Some people find her cute and interesting due to having a BrotherSisterIncest backstory that's given a surprising amount of depth and in-universe justification; others find her personality obnoxious, her incestuousness creepy and pandering to {{Otaku}} and HaremGenre enthusiasts, or her role in the overarching story insignificant.

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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Azaka. Some people find her cute and interesting due to having a BrotherSisterIncest backstory that's given a surprising amount of depth and in-universe justification; others justification (albeit largely limited to the novels); others, particularly those who have watched the OVAs, find her personality obnoxious, her incestuousness creepy and pandering to {{Otaku}} and HaremGenre enthusiasts, or a SpotlightStealingSquad who hogs valuable focus from important subplots involving Shiki and Satsuki Kurogiri despite her role in lack of relevance to the overarching story insignificant.story.
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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. The ''[[Anime/FateStayNightHeavensFeel Heaven’s Feel]]'' route of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (the first ''Fate'' installment) and the ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' (a ''Fate'' interquel) both feature plot-relevant cameos from [[spoiler:Touko]] that strongly allude to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/WitchOnTheHolyNight'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).

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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. The ''[[Anime/FateStayNightHeavensFeel Heaven’s Feel]]'' route of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (the first ''Fate'' installment) and the ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' ''Literature/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' (a ''Fate'' interquel) both feature plot-relevant cameos from [[spoiler:Touko]] that strongly allude to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/WitchOnTheHolyNight'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).
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* MoralEventHorizon: Cornelius Alba was never an especially sympathetic character, but after he starts [[spoiler:parading Touko's head around like a trophy, then torments Mikiya with it and then starts beating an unconscious Mikiya's head ''into the wall'']] he has to die.

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* MoralEventHorizon: Cornelius Alba was never an especially sympathetic character, but after he starts [[spoiler:parading Touko's head around like a trophy, then torments Mikiya with it and then starts beating an unconscious Mikiya's head ''into the wall'']] he has to die.See [[MoralEventHorizon/{{Nasuverse}} here]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her {{tragic|Villain}} [[RapeAsBackstory backstory]] and [[EvilIsSexy her cuteness]]. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of [[CreatorsFavorite Nasu's favorites]]. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the ''Garden of Order'' rerun.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her {{tragic|Villain}} [[RapeAsBackstory backstory]] and [[EvilIsSexy her cuteness]]. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of [[CreatorsFavorite Nasu's favorites]]. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the ''Garden "Garden of Order'' Order" rerun.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her tragic backstory and her cuteness. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of Nasu's favorites. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the ''Garden of Order'' rerun.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her tragic backstory {{tragic|Villain}} [[RapeAsBackstory backstory]] and [[EvilIsSexy her cuteness. cuteness]]. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of [[CreatorsFavorite Nasu's favorites.favorites]]. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the ''Garden of Order'' rerun.
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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. The ''[[Anime/FateStayNightHeavensFeel Heaven’s Feel]]'' route of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (the first ''Fate'' installment) and the ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' (a ''Fate'' interquel) both feature plot-relevant cameos from [[spoiler:Touko]] that strongly allude to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/MahouTsukaiNoYoru'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).

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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. The ''[[Anime/FateStayNightHeavensFeel Heaven’s Feel]]'' route of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (the first ''Fate'' installment) and the ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' (a ''Fate'' interquel) both feature plot-relevant cameos from [[spoiler:Touko]] that strongly allude to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/MahouTsukaiNoYoru'' ''VisualNovel/WitchOnTheHolyNight'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).
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* CompleteMonster: In ''Paradox Spiral'', [[CardCarryingVillain Cornelius Alba]] is a hyperactive, flamboyant, murderous [[TheArchmage mage]] with a sickening obsession with tormenting and killing his old academy rival Aozaki Tōko. Allying with [[BigBad Sōren Araya]], Alba assists the man in his horrifying scheme involving the Ogawa apartment complex, entailing the massacre of the residents and then trapping their brains in [[AndIMustScream an unending loop]] of their final days alive and eventual deaths, a crime that Alba proudly brags about to Tōko with glee. When Tōko's head is severed from her body by Araya, Alba takes her fully-conscious head for himself to molest and torture as he pleases, before crushing her in his bare hands after bragging about his intentions to kill her defenseless protege Mikiya. Alba is killed after brutally beating Mikiya, smashing his head repeatedly into a wall and stomping his head just because of his association with Tōko.

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* CompleteMonster: In ''Paradox Spiral'', [[CardCarryingVillain Cornelius Alba]] is a hyperactive, flamboyant, murderous [[TheArchmage mage]] with a sickening obsession with tormenting and killing his old academy rival Aozaki Tōko. Touko. Allying with [[BigBad Sōren Souren Araya]], Alba assists the man in his horrifying scheme involving the Ogawa apartment complex, entailing the massacre of the residents and then trapping their brains in [[AndIMustScream an unending loop]] of their final days alive and eventual deaths, a crime that Alba proudly brags about to Tōko Touko with glee. When Tōko's Touko's head is severed from her body by Araya, Alba takes her fully-conscious head for himself to molest and torture as he pleases, before crushing her in his bare hands after bragging about his intentions to kill her defenseless protege Mikiya. Alba is killed after brutally beating Mikiya, smashing his head repeatedly into a wall and stomping his head just because of his association with Tōko.Touko.

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* CompleteMonster: In ''Paradox Spiral'', [[CardCarryingVillain Cornelius Alba]] is a hyperactive, flamboyant, murderous [[TheArchmage mage]] with a sickening obsession with tormenting and killing his old academy rival Aozaki Touko. Allying with [[BigBad Souren Araya]], Alba assists the man in his horrifying scheme involving the Ogawa apartment complex, entailing the massacre of the residents and then trapping their brains in [[AndIMustScream an unending loop]] of their final days alive and eventual deaths, a crime that Alba proudly brags about to Touko with glee. When Touko's head is severed from her body by Araya, Alba takes her fully-conscious head for himself to molest and torture as he pleases, before crushing her in his bare hands after bragging about his intentions to kill her defenseless protege Mikiya. Alba is killed after brutally beating Mikiya, smashing his head repeatedly into a wall and stomping his head just because of his association with Touko.

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* CompleteMonster: In ''Paradox Spiral'', [[CardCarryingVillain Cornelius Alba]] is a hyperactive, flamboyant, murderous [[TheArchmage mage]] with a sickening obsession with tormenting and killing his old academy rival Aozaki Touko. Tōko. Allying with [[BigBad Souren Sōren Araya]], Alba assists the man in his horrifying scheme involving the Ogawa apartment complex, entailing the massacre of the residents and then trapping their brains in [[AndIMustScream an unending loop]] of their final days alive and eventual deaths, a crime that Alba proudly brags about to Touko Tōko with glee. When Touko's Tōko's head is severed from her body by Araya, Alba takes her fully-conscious head for himself to molest and torture as he pleases, before crushing her in his bare hands after bragging about his intentions to kill her defenseless protege Mikiya. Alba is killed after brutally beating Mikiya, smashing his head repeatedly into a wall and stomping his head just because of his association with Touko.Tōko.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: Whenever [[AwesomeMusic Shiki's leitmotif]] plays.

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* MostWonderfulSound: Whenever [[AwesomeMusic Shiki's leitmotif]] plays.

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** Asagami Fujino. She goes through so much abuse that even Nasu has taken to calling her [[FanNickname Fujino~n]][[labelnote:*]]Ending words in ~n is supposed to onomatopoiea for crying[[/labelnote]].

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** Asagami Fujino. She goes through so much abuse that even Nasu has taken to calling her [[FanNickname Fujino~n]][[labelnote:*]]Ending words in ~n is supposed to onomatopoiea onomatopoeia for crying[[/labelnote]].



---> '''Shiki:''' Enjou didn't need to come here, but he will be the reason for your destruction.

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---> '''Shiki:''' Enjou didn't need to come here, but he will be the reason for your destruction.destruction.
* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: ''The Garden Of Sinners''' amazing animation helped Creator/{{Ufotable}} gain its reputation as one of Japan's best animation studios thanks to the amazing fight sequences that still hold up even after a decade. To wit, pretty much all of Shiki's battles fall under this category, special mention goes to her psychic power animation-filled clash with Asagami Fujino, her high-paced and dizzying battle with Araya Souren, and her knife fight against Lio Shirazumi. Even some of their non-battle scenes, such as the falling snow-filled epilogue, were truly beautiful.

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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Shiki and Mikiya's voice actors[[note]]Creator/MaayaSakamoto and Creator/KenichiSuzumura[[/note]] went on to get married after ''Kara no Kyoukai'' was finished.



** There's some between Azaka and Shiki too, at least in the sixth movie. Most notably when Azaka pins Shiki to the bed and straddles her while trying to take away a knife.



* LesYay: Between Azaka and Shiki, at least in the sixth movie. Most notably when Azaka pins Shiki to the bed and straddles her while trying to take away a knife.



* NarmCharm: The scene from the seventh movie of [[spoiler:Shirazumi drooling over Shiki]]. Shirazumi produces an inhuman amount of saliva that would be comical, yet it adds to the {{squick}} nature of the scene even more.



** Shirazumi from the first minute of the seventh movie, and [[SerialKiller it]] [[CreepyCrossdresser doesn't]] [[RapeIsASpecialKindofEvil stop]] there.

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** Shirazumi from the first minute of the seventh movie, and [[SerialKiller it]] [[CreepyCrossdresser doesn't]] [[RapeIsASpecialKindofEvil [[ImAHumanitarian stop]] there.[[LecherousLicking there]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny The roles of Lunamaria Hawke and Shinn Asuka on one hand, and Lacus Clyne and Kira Yamato on the other, are basically reversed here. Athrun Zala gets to have a go on both sides.]]

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* %%* HilariousInHindsight: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny The roles of Lunamaria Hawke and Shinn Asuka on one hand, and Lacus Clyne and Kira Yamato on the other, are basically reversed here. Athrun Zala gets to have a go on both sides.]]
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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'', which is a ''Fate'' interquel, features a cameo from Touko that strongly alludes to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate'' by way of ''Case Files''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/MahouTsukaiNoYoru'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).

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* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'', which is a The ''[[Anime/FateStayNightHeavensFeel Heaven’s Feel]]'' route of ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' (the first ''Fate'' interquel, features a cameo installment) and the ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'' (a ''Fate'' interquel) both feature plot-relevant cameos from Touko [[spoiler:Touko]] that strongly alludes allude to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate'' by way of ''Case Files''.''Fate''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/MahouTsukaiNoYoru'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: As expected of a soundtrack composed by AwesomeMusic/YukiKajiura. In fact, most Type-Moon fans consider the movies' OST as the ''best'' in the franchise. Likewise with the ending themes, performed by Music/{{Kalafina}}.
* BaseBreakingCharacter: Azaka. Some people find her cute and interesting due to having a BrotherSisterIncest backstory that's given a surprising amount of depth and in-universe justification; others find her personality obnoxious, her incestuousness creepy and pandering to {{Otaku}} and HaremGenre enthusiasts, or her role in the overarching story insignificant.
* CompleteMonster: In ''Paradox Spiral'', [[CardCarryingVillain Cornelius Alba]] is a hyperactive, flamboyant, murderous [[TheArchmage mage]] with a sickening obsession with tormenting and killing his old academy rival Aozaki Touko. Allying with [[BigBad Souren Araya]], Alba assists the man in his horrifying scheme involving the Ogawa apartment complex, entailing the massacre of the residents and then trapping their brains in [[AndIMustScream an unending loop]] of their final days alive and eventual deaths, a crime that Alba proudly brags about to Touko with glee. When Touko's head is severed from her body by Araya, Alba takes her fully-conscious head for himself to molest and torture as he pleases, before crushing her in his bare hands after bragging about his intentions to kill her defenseless protege Mikiya. Alba is killed after brutally beating Mikiya, smashing his head repeatedly into a wall and stomping his head just because of his association with Touko.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fujino Asagami happens to be relatively popular among fans due to her tragic backstory and her cuteness. It also doesn't help to note that her angst is one of the main reasons why she is one of Nasu's favorites. It has gotten to the point where she was featured as a 4* gacha Servant in ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'' during the ''Garden of Order'' rerun.
* EpilepticTrees: Trying to decipher the murky relationship between this series and the rest of the Nasuverse (e.g. ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'' and ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'') has led to a lot of wild theories about its place in the timeline. Early on Nasu stated that the probability of two people having the [=MEoDP=] was astronomically low, which made it unlikely though not completely impossible for ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Tsukihime'' (at which point ''Fate'' was implied to be a distant sequel to ''Tsuki'') to coexist. However, Touko's goal in ''[=KnK=]'' openly contradicts Arcueid's existence and origins in ''Tsukihime''. ''VideoGame/MeltyBlood'' explicitly states that Ryougi's cameo is due to being transported there from another timeline, which suggests that the two series are mutually exclusive. ''LightNovel/LordElMelloiIICaseFiles'', which is a ''Fate'' interquel, features a cameo from Touko that strongly alludes to the events of ''Paradox Spiral'', implying that ''[=KnK=]'' is canon to ''Fate'' by way of ''Case Files''. Thus the current theory is that ''[=KnK=]'' and ''Fate'' are part of the same BroadStrokes canon (known as the "strong human order" timelines), whereas ''Tsukihime'', ''Melty Blood'', and ''VisualNovel/MahouTsukaiNoYoru'' represent another (the "weak human order" timelines).
* HilariousInHindsight: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny The roles of Lunamaria Hawke and Shinn Asuka on one hand, and Lacus Clyne and Kira Yamato on the other, are basically reversed here. Athrun Zala gets to have a go on both sides.]]
* HoYay: Shirazumi does get pretty obsessed with Mikiya at times. And there's the fact that he seems to have a little too much fun kissing him with tongue, even if it is to force a drug down his throat.
* JustHereForGodzilla: While fan reception of ''Future Gospel'' is mixed, most fans came to watch it not only so they could get to see Shiki kicking ass onscreen again, but also so they can get to see [[spoiler: Mana Ryougi, Shiki and Mikiya's cute little daughter, debut in the movie's epilogue.]]
* LesYay: Between Azaka and Shiki, at least in the sixth movie. Most notably when Azaka pins Shiki to the bed and straddles her while trying to take away a knife.
* MagnificentBastard: Souren Araya is the [[BigBad true mastermind]] of the events of the story, orchestrating events and manipulating fallible, talented people to his will. Inserting himself into the lives of impressionable teenagers with potential for immense power, Araya grants them their greatest desires while turning them into tools he uses as obstacles in Shiki Ryougi's path. Planning to steal Shiki's body so as to use her "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception" for his own goals, Araya concocts the Ogawa apartment massacre to both test his powers and to lure Shiki into a successful trap. Araya uses the psychopathic Cornelius Alba as his stooge, keeping the lunatic pacified and under control to further his schemes, and later quickly and efficiently kills Touko Aozaki when she tries to interfere. Ultimately driven by a life of witnessing needless death and pain, Araya plans to wipe out all life on Earth while preserving records of each and every death in history in his memory to give them "purpose," and, even when beaten and dying, Araya proudly stands by his beliefs that he was trying to prevent misery, and hoping to honor every death to ever occur.
* {{Moe}}: The sixth movie plays up Azaka's cuteness for all it's worth.
--> ''Smoking is prohibited. Don't burn, be {{Moe}}!'' [[note]]This is, incidentally, a {{Pun}} in Japanese, as "Moe" can refer to both "cute" and "fire."[[/note]]
* MoralEventHorizon: Cornelius Alba was never an especially sympathetic character, but after he starts [[spoiler:parading Touko's head around like a trophy, then torments Mikiya with it and then starts beating an unconscious Mikiya's head ''into the wall'']] he has to die.
* {{Narm}}: The scene where Tomoe's father is hit with a frying pan [[spoiler:by Tomoe's mother]]. It's meant to be a serious scene highlighting the tragic deaths of Tomoe's parents but because of the utterly nonchalant way it's framed, it instead looks like a joke right out of a comedy sketch.
* SeasonalRot: The sixth movie is generally agreed to be the worst of all the films due to several factors. Changes include the EnjoKosai plotline becoming {{Bowdlerize}}d into drugs (which is glaring considering the third movie did not shy away from depicting RapeAsDrama), BaseBreakingCharacter Azaka becoming a SpotlightStealingSquad while the novel's actual focus, Kurogiri, was DemotedToExtra, the removal of Shiki's memory loss subplot, and the plot and connection's to the greater storyline becoming nonsensical due to all the {{Adaptation Induced Plot Hole}}s produced by the changes and emphasis on Azaka. Even without knowledge of the source material and the changes, Movie Six can be downright confusing with how little information is given on the antagonists and how underdeveloped several ideas and plot points are.
* {{Sequelitis}}: The first seven movies were planned from the beginning to be one cohesive story and thus are successful with anachronicistic narration, cross-references and distinct aesthetic. Being a later addition to what has already been completed and having brighter color tone, the final movie, ''Future Gospel'', is considered by many as not as good as its predecessors. The gap of four years between release dates doesn't help, and only made ufotable ArtEvolution much more noticeable. You would not be surprised to see that discussions about ''The Garden of Sinners'' often leave out this movie and [[TalkingHeads the epilogue]] [[InfoDump OVA]].
* {{Squick}}:
** Right about the time we get a close up of Tomoe shoving his thumb through a guy's eye... and then it just [[AlasPoorYorick keeps]] [[HeroicRROD going]] [[EyeScream further]]...
** Shirazumi from the first minute of the seventh movie, and [[SerialKiller it]] [[CreepyCrossdresser doesn't]] [[RapeIsASpecialKindofEvil stop]] there.
* StarTrekMovieCurse: The movies after the first one fall into this. ''Remaining Sense of Pain'' has the most popular antagonist, ''Paradox Spiral'' is widely regarded as the best film in the series, and ''Murder Speculation Part B'' concludes the arc of Shiki and Mikiya's relationship rather nicely. ''Murder Speculation Part A'' and ''The Hollow Shrine'', while not bad movies, are a bit hard to get into due to their anachronistic nature, ''Oblivion Recording'' is regarded as the weakest film due to adapting out a lot of and deviating from the chapter's plot, and ''Future Gospel'' is often seen as an unnecessary continuation of the story.
* TheWoobie:
** Asagami Fujino. She goes through so much abuse that even Nasu has taken to calling her [[FanNickname Fujino~n]][[labelnote:*]]Ending words in ~n is supposed to onomatopoiea for crying[[/labelnote]].
** Tomoe Enjou. Araya even mentions that [[spoiler:his origin is ''worthlessness.'' This includes the fact that he was NOT responsible for awakening Shiki; she merely awoke at that time. His HeroicSacrifice was a SenselessSacrifice. The sword might have helped, though.]] Ironically, [[spoiler: it's the fact that he's so worthless that inspires Shiki to fight Souren.]]
---> '''Shiki:''' Enjou didn't need to come here, but he will be the reason for your destruction.

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