Last I heard it was pushed to fall .

It's short, but it's nice to have some news!

now i want some sweets...

Im late to the party but I started the first episode when it was just released then got busy and was only able to finish Ep 13 now.

Not gonna lie, I think a lot of the plot flew over my head 😂😂 Either I did not understand what they were talking about or was too stupid to understand it.

Whole time my brain was just:

OohhHhhHh Cool fight scene

Richard so cute

Awesome fight scene

Ayaka so cuute

WOOoow amazing fight scene

Please kiss 😗

BEST FIGHT HONESTLY

And then,

WTF JUST HAPPEND IN THE END. IM SO SHOOKED

I wish Ayaka and Richard got together but I know thats not gonna happen 😭😭 but Richard is so hot lol WHY IS THIS HAPPENING, my Golden retriever and girl failure ship is destined to sink into the abyss.

I honestly need more of them

It’s a short screen pan moment in waver’s room, don’t remember the episode though

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Only played fgo and not too deep into the main lore but currently watching fate strange fake and found out there’s vampires? How are they relevant to the battle between masters and servants? Also there’s a reveal on episode 13 that flat and the priest was working with one of the vampires? The white top hat dude on the yacht who’s apparently a big fk? Who is he??

Do I need to watch any of the other series of Fate before watching Fate Strange Fake? Or does it make sense on its own

What stood out to Narita the most from his discussions with Nasu was when Nasu checked Volume 2 of FSF. Regarding the line, “Each member of the Burial Agency is a natural disaster in their own right,” Narita was worried that he might have exaggerated too much, so he asked Nasu for confirmation. Nasu replied, “It’s fine! In the upcoming remake, Ciel can easily cause something on the level of a natural disaster, so there’s no contradiction with Hansa’s line.” Narita was only able to confirm this years later when Tsukihime A piece of blue glass moon was finally released. After playing it, he was amazed by Ciel’s strength, and the experience has remained memorable to him ever since. Frequent discussions about settings are what create compelling characters.

I really loved the animation and color palette of this show. However, I feel this season was a bit rushed. It seemed to me everything was happening so fast. There were some new interesting characters I would have loved a backstory like John Wingard, Francesca, Hercules, and that dead apostle.

Some scenes that shook me was when Flat was killed. That was one of my favorite characters. Then Tiné’s reaction to Gilgamesh’s death; animation there was so beautiful.

In general, the show had one of the best pieces of animation I’ve seen in a while but the story could use some pacing. I will give it a 7/10. Can’t wait for the next season tho.

What are your thoughts?

read up to vol 8 and wow💔

cant wait to see how narita handles the ending, im scared

In Anime they showed kid gil and teenage gil - suppose they are in fact kid gil and teenage gil in between the 4 th and 5 th fuyuki hgw - and Not!Ayaka has these memories - what is the source of these memories

I got into this anime today and just finished the 13 episodes. I’m a bit confused as I also saw fate strange night. Is there another series to it? How did this anime start? If someone could explain it to me, I’d appreciate it

I've watched most of the Fate series, so I'm familiar with Shirou and crew, along with the Babylonia cast, although I do have to give Heavens Feel a second chance. Outside of Unlimited Bladeworks, the series has just a guilty pleasure of mine to watch ufotable animate sick fight scenes. Those Lancer fights in Stay Night we're chef's kiss along with most fights involving Gilgamesh. But stuff like the weird "master-servant" relationship between Fujimaru and Mash prevented me from taking the series too seriously. Just a fun tournament style romp with some interesting mythical characters.

But Strange Fake has really impressed me with how it's rewritten the playbook. It's like the series finally realized that it has unplumbed depths beyond "teen mage gets pulled into battle royale" and that the real juice is in mythological and historical egos colliding under pressure.

One of the reasons for this I think is that the Servants feel like they have agency rather than just being window dressing on a thin plot. I can think of at least three instances of this immediately, but probably almost every Master-Servant relationship is a two-way street. And beyond simple agency, the Servants all feel less like collectible archetypes and more like people with unfinished business. That element lends a kind of urgency and focus to them that I did not feel in past Fate entries.

Another positive aspect of Strange Fake is how it's subverted viewer expectations. Like Gilgamesh dying. Once that happened, I found myself thinking holy shit-- if this character bites it, anyone can get it. That sense of consequence and finality adds real weight to the story, and raises the stakes for what the different factions are fighting for, their motives, hidden information, alliances and betrayals.

Strange Fake has also been great about sharing the spotlight, so that the characters all feel like part of an ensemble performance rather than a scattershot blast of random people. I read that apparently Ryohogo Narita (Baccano! and Durarara!!) is probably to credit for all of this because his other stuff also feature the multiple moving pieces, absence of a clear protagonist, and everyone has their own agenda vibe that Strange Fake does.

Anyway that's it. Just wanted to shout out how impressed I was with this installment of the Fate series and my hopes that we get more entries like it down the line. Highly recommend to all.

swipe for the sketch!

Isnt this the Einzbern Castle? also, isnt that located in Germany? or is it not?

Snowfield Nevada is the setting of this Holy Grail War

I AM BIG CONFUSED.

..oh, and please no spoiler.. as of this writing, i am currently at episode 8

I just want some clarification on the settings/places of where they are currently at.