r/fatestaynight • u/Ownsin • Oct 09 '19
Before recommending the anime order, I urge everyone to give the Fate/Stay Night Visual Novel a chance because it's the source material and will always be better than the anime adaptations. Fate/Stay Night Remastered is now on Steam and is fully localized. However, if you have no patience for visual novels, then the anime-only order is below.
1. Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works [2014] [(UBW Prologue) with Season 1 and Season 2].
2. Fate/stay night: Heavens Feel [Film 1, Film 2, Film 3]
3. Fate/Zero [ Season 1 & 2]
4. Lord El-Melloi II Sei no Jikenbo: Rail Zeppelin Grace Note
5. Others [Studio Deen's 2006 version of Fate/stay night]
6. [Emiya-san Chi no Kyou no Gohan]
P.S: In case you're wondering about the Deen UBW movie. You should skip the Deen Unlimited Blade Works movie because there is no point in watching it when you have the superior Ufotable UBW anime adaptation and also because the Deen UBW movie is another terrible and rushed adaptation from Studio Deen.
1. Fate/Grand Order: First Order
2. Fate/Grand Order: Shinsei Entaku Ryouiki Camelot - Wandering; Agateram. [Part 1, Part 2]
3. Fate/Grand Order: Zettai Majuu Sensen Babylonia [Including episode 0]
4. Fate/Grand Order: Shuukyoku Tokuiten - Kani Jikan Shinden Solomon
5. Fate/Grand Order: Moonlight/Lostroom
1. Fate/Stay Night [Realta Nua] Visual Novel
[After this point, the order becomes very flexible, you can now follow the Anime-only order or this one]
2. Fate/Hollow Ataraxia Visual Novel
3. Fate/Zero [ Season 1 & 2]
4. Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works [2014] [Season 1 and Season 2].
5. Fate/stay night: Heavens Feel [Film 1, Film 2, Film 3]
6. Lord El-Melloi II Sei no Jikenbo: Rail Zeppelin Grace Note
7. Others [includes OVAs, etc..]
3. Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya
The universe of Extra shares the events of the Fate/stay night universe until a "certain major incident" happens and diverges completely.
For the Fate/Extra Games the order goes this way: Fate/Extra --> Fate/Extra CCC --> Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star.
5. Kara no Kyoukai movies (8 movies in total)
7 Witch On The Holy Night/Mahoyo
This watch order guide will keep being updated accordingly. If you have any questions or inquiries, please make sure to ask them in the comment section.
r/fatestaynight • u/Ownsin • 14d ago
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r/fatestaynight • u/HentaiHunter47 • 17h ago
Official Art Comissioned by Hoyo themselves.
Artist: ReDrop
Last year arts were: GILGAMESH vs. PHAINON and RIN vs CASTORICE
(GILGAMESH AND RIN BECAME PLAYABLE LOL) IS THIS FORSHADOWING?
r/fatestaynight • u/TechnicStrike • 3h ago
Drew a scenario of Rider being bested (for now) by a tricky caster by making use of her long hair
r/fatestaynight • u/tilting-module • 2h ago
It's no secret to me that the Fate/Stay Night fandom tends to be critical towards the anime adaptations. So I watched the UBW anime, and, to my mild surprise, I really enjoyed it!
Okay, but to be fair, I read the entirety of the F/SN VN beforehand, so I knew what to expect from the UBW anime. A larger focus on the fight scenes, a smaller focus on the character writing. But I actually found that I... didn't really mind that! Maybe because I wasn't ever expecting Ufotable to reproduce an adaptation that actually matches the quality of the UBW VN route.
Shirou is obviously the character that is the most lacking in the anime as compared to the VN. But as a VN reader, I felt like I could just fill in the gaps for his nuances and subtleties as I watched the anime, because ultimately his portrayal is consistent with what I knew about him and the evolving relationship between him and his ideals in the VN. However, he also isn't quite as snarky as he is during the VN, so he brings somewhat less to the table in the Shirou x Rin romance than in the VN. That being said, Shirou is quite a difficult character to adapt: he has so, so much internal monologue, and unlike someone like, say, Kara no Kyoukai's Shiki Ryougi, he's a very conventional and generic protagonist on a purely surface level. I think there are some on this sub who might insist that it would not be a Herculean effort for a sufficiently skilled anime director to properly adapt Shirou into an anime character, but, like, I genuinely think that the number of characters like Shirou, i.e. characters in a written medium that are so reliant on their internal monologue, that receive satisfactory adaptations in a purely visual medium, are super few and far between.
A lot of what I can say about Shirou in the UBW anime can also be applied to Archer, except for the fact that he loses less monologues compared to Shirou. The dynamic of Shirou and Archer in the UBW VN is compelling and really well-written not only because of them being conceptually complicated characters, but also because the evolution and resolution of their conflict of identities is like a beautiful poem. It's a poem whose beauty is unfortunately only partially retained by the anime, but seeing Unlimited Budget Works animated makes up for it somewhat... right?
Rin became more of a tsundere than the UBW VN. But that's really not an issue, because it's the damned UBW route. The route where her magus persona gets systematically and comprehensively dismantled thanks to Shirou (and Archer, kinda). Compared to Shirou and Archer, I think Rin's portrayal in the anime was nearly perfect. But, let's be honest, while one can argue that the character of Shirou in F/SN can be decently well-understood via his character development in the UBW VN route, the same is not true for Rin Tohsaka. For her, both UBW and Heaven's Feel (VN routes) are mandatory, and nearly equally as important for her character, for the obvious reasons. So if one were to only experience the UBW route, anime or no, they would be walking away with a wildly different conception of Rin as a character compared to those who fully play the VN.
There is pretty much nothing negative I can say about the art, animation, voice performances, or soundtrack of the UBW anime.
Finally, if there's one part of the UBW anime that I am eternally thankful for its existence, it's the Episode 25 epilogue where we see 2-years-later Shirou and Rin in London. Not only is this an amazing followup to the UBW VN True Ending and a healthy amount of fanservice, but also this is a beautiful way to illustrate and elaborate on the main thesis of the Shirou x Rin romantic relationship: the two of them complete each other and support each other on their respective journeys and goals, and ensure that they do not fall back onto their worst flaws (Shirou becoming Archer, and Rin becoming a cold magus, respectively).
So, in conclusion, the UBW anime is an understandably but undeniably incomplete adaptation, but a genuinely enjoyable experience and sendoff to Shirou, Rin, and Archer as a fan of the VN, specifically the UBW route. So I'm really grateful it exists! This yap ended up way longer than I originally intended.
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r/fatestaynight • u/Chance-Cover5543 • 14h ago
Is it possible that he took either gil or archer from rin by stealing her command seals by ripping her arm off to fight berserker? It is literally impossible to fight him/kill illya without these two. Archer while he was injured took 6 live so of course he will helpfully. My main point is that you can’t kill illya because berserker and leys are protecting her
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r/fatestaynight • u/SOULLENNOX • 13h ago
Gáe Bolg the trust version X Tsubame Gaeshi or you can say multi dimension refraction phenomena.
3 Spears going for the heart at the same time.
r/fatestaynight • u/RoxSephiroth17 • 6h ago
So I am doing a list and my next randomly picked servants is Mori Nagayoshi, but I don't know where to put him, so I came here for help.
Where would you put him? From E~A rank, I know for sure he is not a top servant and I highly doubt he is on par with High ranking servants/A rank servants, or maybe I am just wrong. So if you can help me that would be great.
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r/fatestaynight • u/Drsustown • 1d ago
I feel like everyone generally likes Fate/Zero quite a bit, but despite that a lot of the discussion about it boils down to the same couple of arguments about Kiritsugu, Saber, and the Banquet of Kings. So, instead, I'd like to talk about the things we really like about it! For me, it boils down to a couple of things:
Urban fantasy. I love urban fantasy, I love the contrast between magic and a modern setting, and Zero delivers it in spades. Fights at the docks, in the river, fighting mages with thermal imaging and sniper rifles, I just love it! Kiritsugu fighting Kayneth's mercury magic with just awesome imagery, and I absolutely love the fact that his signature attack comes out of some kind of antique pistol! I was honestly a bit disappointed with how often Stay Night funneled fights to the Church, Einzbern Castle, or Ryuudou Temple, places that invoke the past over modernity and thus don't contrast with the servants as much as I was hoping for.
Anachronism. Related to the above, I like how Urobouchi tries to make the servants feel anachronistic. Diarmuid cares about honor and chivalry when fighting. Iskandar is obsessed with conquest (and easily amused by modern clothes and technology). Gilles de rais yaps nonstop about God. None of these are exactly in depth examinations of these historical perspectives or ideologies, but I appreciate the attempt to make these characters feel out of time, to let them contrasts with modern thought. If I had a complaint about Nasu's writing its that characters generally all get forced into this sort of modern humanism/extentialism/utilitarianism. Like, Saber in FSN is from the 400s AD and wears armor covered in Christian iconography, but for all practical purposes thinks and acts like a modern person and doesn't even mention religion. And her views on fighting are less Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori and more 'Dulce et decorum est' by Wilfred Owens. I like that Zero gives the servants a little more room to feel out of place
Cool. Zero is just flat out cool. Kiritsugu has that whole 'back turned in a black trenchcoat while smoking' aesthetic, the fights are spectacular and complex with typically multiple layers of fighting going on, and the ancient warriors versus modern metropolism is just such a fun contrast. Also...
Saber gets a suit and a motorcycle
What parts of Zero do you guys really like?
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r/fatestaynight • u/Ser_JohnY • 1d ago
I'm looking to collect some physical Fate media (and the wider Nasuverse including Mahoyo, Tsukihime, Garden of Sinners and anything else).
So far I can see that there's:
Am I missing anything? I can't find any other manga or light novels that have official, printed, English-translated volumes.
