FATE

“How do I Watch the Fate Series in Order?” – Ask this question to a group of Fate fans and receive more answers than there are fans in the group. This series tells the epic tale of the Holy Grail War in which a certain group of families fight each other by summoning great warriors from throughout history and mythology to fight by their side. Those who win the Holy Grail will be able to have their wishes granted, but as of yet, no war has reached such a conclusion after multiple wars. The Fate series looks almost deceptively simple if you just stick with the main bunch. However, even if you don’t count all the miscellaneous little and unrelated side series, the main storyline is still debated today on how new fans should approach watching it. In the main Fate series, there are four entries: Fate/Zero Fate/Stay Night Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works Fate/Stay Night: Heaven’s Feel (Movies) There are only four entries, so what is the big deal? The issue is that t

Game runs Facebook campaign, offers 5-star Berserker Sakata Gintoki Aniplex USA announced on Thursday that the English version of the Fate/Grand Order smartphone game has reached 1 million downloads. To celebrate the milestone, the game will offer the 5-star Berserker-class Servant Sakata Gintoki for the first time. In addition, Aniplex USA will give out more prizes now that a Facebook post has reached more than 10,000 Likes and 2,000 shares. Players can also receive prizes if they log in for 13 consecutive days from September 7 to 21. Aniplex released the Fate/Grand Order smartphone game in Japan in summer 2015 and it has been downloaded more than 9 million times. The game received an English release in the United States and Canada on June 25. The game received more than 100,000 downloads in the first 12 hours after launching. A 74-minute television anime based on the game titled Fate/Grand Order: First Order aired in Japan on December 31. Aniplex of America, Crunchyr

Designs of Master also revealed for new game in Fate/Extella series The official website of Type-Moon and Marvelous' new Fate/Extella game updated on Wednesday to reveal the new game's title, Fate/Extella Link, and designs for a new Servant and the Master. The newly revealed Servant is Charlemagne of the Saber class. His Noble Phantasm is Joyeuse Ordre, The Twelve Shining Swords That Encircle the World and Point to the Hero King. The site also revealed the design for the Master, the game's protagonist and player character of the game. As with previous games in the series, the player is free to make a name and choose the Master's gender. XSEED Games and Marvelous released Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in North America and Europe in January. The game launched for the same platforms in Japan in November 2016. Marvelous released a Nintendo Switch version in Japan on July 20, in Europe on July 21, and in Nort

SPOILER WARNING: The following review contains spoilers for Marvel’s Secret Empire #10, on sale now. This week sees the conclusion of what might be Marvel’s most controversial event series to date, Secret Empire. Ever since Steve Rogers uttered the words “Hail Hydra” back in May 2016’s Captain America: Steve Rogers #1, fans from every corner of the world have debated the merits of the story, which placed Captain America in charge of Hydra while ostensibly rewriting history. Secret Empire #10 delivers answers to the fate of “Hydra Cap” and the status of classic Steve Rogers, and if you wagered on “Cosmic Cube shenanigans” resolving everything, you’re on the right track. RELATED: Secret Empire’s Generations Connection, Explained Our main story is courtesy of writer Nick Spencer and artists Steve McNiven, Jay Leisten, Matthew Wilson, Travis Lanham and Rod Reis, with additional art from David Marquez and legendary artist Ron Lim. Once you take into account that this is an extra-sized i

In this stunning series finale, Fate is captive on the world of the Dreamspinners as their threads of doom reach out to threaten Earth. Can Khalid find the power within himself to survive in a mythology not his own?