Matou Shinji Is an Alien!

[As expected, tokusatsu shows are all about fighting!]

[How can it be a tokusatsu show if the action isn't satisfying? The previous plot was too bland.]

[The new older sister is so cool~ I love her so much!????]

[I wonder how Miyu will defeat this new enemy?]

[The key isn't this woman, but rather what happens next in the story, right? Will there be a battle between Fuyuki City Clock Tower?]

[You're overthinking it. The Clock Tower's power is being tied down by Mr. Velvet and Lord El-Melloi. That's why the Sealing Designation Bureau had to intervene.]

[Tsk tsk, is the Sealing Designation Bureau playing both sides? Sending Bazett to Fuyuki City.]

[Upstairs! I don't know any of the settings you're talking about! Which setting book did you get this from?! I've never heard of it before! (*`д?)]

Starting with the new episode, the online discussion surrounding <Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya> has surged significantly.

It's not that viewers dislike Illyasviel von Einzbern; how could anyone not like a sexy, alluring loli?

Moreover, Illya played two roles, portraying the Illyasviel von Einzbern, mischievous nature of the character very well, making the character unforgettable at first glance.

However, this is not surprising, since according to Hiroyama's manga setting, Illyasviel von Einzbern is the one who is closest to the original FSN Illya.

Having already played Illya in three versions of Fate/stay night, she has absolutely no problem handling the role of Illyasviel von Einzbern.

On the contrary, it was Illya, the well-behaved girl who was the protagonist of the comic, who spent a long time figuring out what the mindset of a normal elementary school girl should be like.

"After spending so much time with Shinji, I gradually stopped being human."

Illya, who uttered this sarcastic remark, was immediately given a sharp rap on the Shinji.

Are you saying I'm not human?

"He's definitely not a normal person! Every time I go to school now, Li Hong and the others pester me for photos of male celebrities!"

Illya stuck out her tongue at Shinji and made a sarcastic remark.

Isn't this great?

Shinji, as if struck by a wicked thought, smirked. "I have as many autographed photos of Sansa as I want. Hurry up and get some for your classmate."

"Who wants those three idiots!" Illya scoffed. "What everyone wants is a picture of Uncle Diarmuid."

Upon hearing Illya's words, Shinji knew things were going to get bad.

Oh no, even elementary school girls know about those three idiots.

"It seems we need to find a way to clear their name."

Shinji felt he needed to talk to Johnny Kitagawa and find a way to Gawain the popularity of Gawain and the other two.

To make their reputations in the idol industry more normal, they should at least act like carbon-based life forms.

Unfortunately, it's already the end of the year, the busiest time of year for the entertainment industry.

Johnny & Associates's is already rushing to complete all the planned activities for each idol group, so they don't have time to plan a new activity for a group that hasn't officially debuted yet.

Unfortunately, it's likely we'll have to wait until next year for the three idiots to evolve into carbon-based life forms.

The failure of the Three Idiots' plan to reinvent themselves left Shinji somewhat displeased.

Fortunately, the actors in the "Kara no Kyoukai" crew performed well, which cheered Shinji up considerably.

If things continue at this pace, Shinji is confident that he will be able to finish filming all the scenes for <Kara no Kyoukai> before 2007.

Of course, the remaining scenes still present some challenges, such as the battle between Ryougi Shiki and Asagami Fujino, which the crew will actually have to film in an artificial typhoon.

Just thinking about that taste makes my mouth water.

However, before the final battle of "Kara no Kyoukai" could even begin filming, Shinji got into some trouble because of his other film, "Fate/stay night."

The story begins like this: after several edits, the theatrical version of FA was almost complete.

The reason it's not fully finished yet is because some computer-generated CG effects still need to be added, and some connecting shots need to be filmed again.

The scenes that required the most reshoots were those related to the Empress's Hanging Gardens.

During the actual filming, Shinji wanted to create exciting scenes and thrilling fight sequences, so some shots relied entirely on the Heroic Spirit's improvisation.

It was only during editing that it was discovered that many shots were too messy and needed to be reshot.

Perfect timing! The mini version of the Empress's Hanging Gardens is now complete.

Shinji, wanting to save money, naturally wouldn't bother building any special sets; wouldn't it be better to just use a real Hanging Gardens?

Although the actual Hanging Gardens is much smaller than the one in the original design, the use of perspective techniques still allowed Shinji to reshoot his scenes.

Furthermore, to avoid causing a sensation during filming, Shinji deliberately chose to reshoot at night.

So, on a dark and stormy night, Shinji led the FA crew into the Hanging Gardens and slowly lifted this behemoth into the air...

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Night deepened, and Fuyuki City seemed rather quiet tonight.

Taiga Fujimura swayed as he pushed open the door of the bar and let out a loud burp.

Today is payday, and she got so excited that she accidentally drank a little too much.

"Hiccup~ Nihon Sakari (a type of sake) is still the best after all~"

Shaking his slightly dazed head from drinking too much, Taiga swayed as he walked forward.

The bar is located near the main road of Xindu, where there is always a lot of traffic, so it is easy to hail a taxi, and there is no need to worry about safety issues at all.

Even if you take the back alleys, there's no need to worry. Taiga is the most powerful person in Fuyuki City, the kind that nobody dares to mess with.

Because she is not only the eldest daughter of the Fujimura Group, but also the teacher of several second-generation Mage Families in Fuyuki City.

Whether it's a street thug or a mysterious Magecraft, any carbon-based being knows that this tiger-like woman is a true tigress.

This is also the reason why Taiga dares to get drunk outside. As long as she doesn't do anything reckless, it will definitely be someone else who dies.

"Hiccup~ It's getting late, how about we go to Shirou's place for a midnight snack?... Huh?"

Taiga, feeling dizzy, stood by the street, looking curiously to her left and then to her right.

The street, which should have been bustling with traffic, was deserted, with no vehicles in sight. Apart from a few cars parked on the roadside, the entire street appeared extremely empty.

What happened?

Did you drink too much and stay up until late at night?

Or did it just transport you to another world?

Taiga scratched his short hair, his brain, numbed by alcohol, was a little slow to react.

She simply couldn't understand why she couldn't see a single passerby in this bustling area of Xindu.

The Holy Grail War? Biohazard? Sea monster invasion? Alien siege? Or maybe a gas explosion?

Taiga is a very quick-witted girl, and under the influence of alcohol, coupled with her obsession with Shinji's movies, a series of strange and wonderful ideas kept popping into her head.

Suddenly, Taiga saw a group of people running out from the other end of the street. These people were holding all sorts of cell phones, their heads tilted back to the sky, and shouting excitedly.

"Could something really serious have happened?"

Although Taiga was quite drunk, she still retained basic judgment.

It doesn't matter if you can't hear what these people are shouting; since they're looking up, it means what's attracting them is in the sky.

However, before Taiga could even look up, a strange, deep voice sounded in her ear.

The sound was so loud that even though Taiga source of the sound was quite far away, it still felt deafening.

Immediately afterwards, several beams of light fell from the sky, as if searchlights had been installed above them.

"What exactly happened? The police used a helicopter to arrest people?"

The last shred of reason that remained in Taiga told him that this was utter nonsense.

She was in Fuyuki City, Japan, not Chicago, USA. How could there be a notorious criminal there who required police to use helicopters to capture her?

This isn't a Conan movie!

Chapter 336 Shinji Matou is an alien!

Just as Taiga was lost in thought, a light brighter than the previous searchlights appeared from the intersection ahead and moved along the street.

The light was so bright that it gave the Taiga the illusion that it was already daylight.

Almost instinctively, Taiga looked up at the sky.

Then...

"Uh... Wthat?! (Japanese-accented English)"

Upon seeing the enormous building overhead, Taiga's mouth involuntarily gaped open.

"What is that thing!?"

At first glance, it looks like a castle floating in the sky, but its peculiar shape and various sharp spikes on the building make it look extremely aggressive.

This doesn't look like a castle; it looks more like a fortress!

But do such floating fortresses even exist in the world? What country would build something like that, only to be used as target practice by fighter jets?

Taiga immediately shook his head, banishing his wild thoughts from his mind.

Just then, the "monster" in the sky passed right above the Taiga.

The enormous roar, the tremors as the behemoth moved through the air, and the strong winds it generated nearly knocked Taiga to the ground.

She stared blankly as the crowd on the ground, resembling a parade, followed the trajectory of the "aerial monster" and disappeared at the other end of the street.

Following behind the crowd were several police cars, which seemed to be stuck in the flow of people and could only move slowly forward.

What are these police cars doing? Chasing after that aerial monster?

Taiga simply couldn't understand what the monster in the sky was that could cause such a commotion!

Suddenly, a possibility came to mind in this brain that had been trained by Shinji.

Taiga, trembling with excitement, quickly pulled his phone out of his pocket and dialed the TV station's number.

"Hello, is this the Self-Defense Forces?"

Ignoring the reply from the other end, the drunken Taiga shouted into the receiver in fluent Japanese-accented English.

"I saw aliens!"

"This is no joke, I spotted an Alien Spaceship in Fuyuki City, you guys need to shoot it down right now!"

Although I don't know why alien spaceships in reality don't have a science fiction style but a classical style, they are definitely aliens!

"Anyway, no one has ever seen aliens before, so maybe they just like this style?"

Taiga Fujimura, a 30-year-old girl who believes she has saved the world, shouted this at the sky from the street.

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"Achoo! This cold wind is really strong."

On the Hanging Gardens, Shinji huddled in a corner that wasn't drafty and where he wouldn't be caught on camera.

He sat cross-legged on a chair, scrutinizing the images constantly being transmitted to the monitor.

Occasionally, another monitor will be used to check the situation outside the Hanging Gardens, ensuring that no accidents have occurred.

In order to film all the shots he wanted in one night, Shinji and the FA crew did a lot of preparation work.

The first step is to confirm the route of the Hanging Gardens, and then report it to the Fuyuki City government.

This kind of behemoth is no small drone; it would be impossible for it to take off and circle the city without official involvement.

Actually, there was no need to make a special trip to the city to visit the Hanging Gardens, but considering that the movie will be released in a few months, it's time to promote it.

So Shinji decided to use this opportunity to showcase the future amusement park attraction to the public ahead of schedule.

To avoid causing too much trouble, Shinji deliberately chose to have the courtyard airborne at night and had television and radio stations broadcast the announcement simultaneously to prevent public panic.

Logically speaking, a normal municipal government would not approve a plan to let such a behemoth cruise around the city.

The problem is, the person who proposed this project was Shinji Matou.