Recalling Shinji, whom she had once met at a banquet, Aoko just couldn't connect that kid with the word "sir."
"What's wrong?"
"Nothing." Aoko scratched her cheek. "I just think that kid must be feeling pretty pleased with himself right now."
The Fate/Zero movie trailer had been very well received by fans. The current message board was filled with anticipation after people watched the first publicly released trailer.
"Of course. It's Matou Shinji's work, after all. He must be calmly reading our comments right now, confidently working on the post-production and preparing to give us the best movie possible."
Azu summed it up with great anticipation.
But in reality...
"Damn it! What am I supposed to do with this movie?!"
In the post-production room, Master Shinji let out a helpless groan.
After enjoying a short, relaxing New Year's holiday, Shinji had gone to Tsuburaya Productions in Tokyo to work on the post-production of the second movie of his life.
The post-production room in Fuyuki City was already under construction, but some of the equipment had to be custom-made, so it couldn't be put to use just yet.
Shinji figured that by the time he made his next movie, he'd be able to use his own post-production room.
But not being able to use his own studio wasn't what was making him restless. What really troubled him was how to edit Fate/Zero.
In theory, with the anime from his previous life to use as a reference and his experience editing FSN, Shinji shouldn't have had any trouble figuring out the post-production.
And yet, the truth was that Shinji really was feeling "a tiny bit" helpless about Fate/Zero's post-production.
The question on Shinji's mind was simple: how long should Fate/Zero be?
To be more precise, he couldn't decide whether to edit Fate/Zero