Fate: 10 Things You Never Had some awareness of The Mega Franchise

Fate/Stay Night expand into an anime/manga juggernaut. Here’s 10 realities and random data about this super series that most don’t have any idea!

Fate/Stay Night has developed dramatically since its presentation in 2004. From that point forward it has produced various anime, a few games, and other side projects that have transformed the humble establishment into a media domain. A media domain that has surprised the otaku world.

However, in spite of how famous it could be, there are things that easygoing spectators, those simply getting into the establishment, and stalwart fans the same probably won’t be familiar with Fate/Stay Night and all of its side projects. So we should take an excursion and go through 10 things you never had some awareness of Fate series and the uber establishment it has become.

1. The Game Is The Most Discussed Game On Twitter

No, it wasn’t Fortnite, Last Dream, Crush Brothers, or some other famous, impending or greater deliveries in 2019. It was Fate/Stupendous Request that appears to have overwhelmed the gaming scene last year.

As per measurements delivered by Twitter, Fate/Fantastic Request was referenced the most in around 1.2 billion tweets about gaming the year before. The portable game outperforming each and every other game in buzz including decrowning the earlier year’s champ, Fortnite. That is an incredible achievement for a portable game in view of a visual book.

2. There Are North of 260 Workers Now

We have come a long way from the humble set of eight Servants. Nowadays, the franchise is made up of over 260 great heroes, villains, authors, inventors, artificial intelligences, and endless copies of Arturia. The number of Servants now easily is in the triple digits.

Most of the biggest names in history and fiction have found their way into the game and have gotten an anime makeover in the process and more are still yet to come. Only Type-Moon knows who they’ll bring in next.

3. Rin Was Designed To Be A Villian

Continuing on this Fate/Prototype train, Rin was based on a character from that version of the story as well. Rin counterpart was one of the antagonists, Misaya Reiroukan.

The master of Lancer in this version of the Grail War, Misaya Reiroukan has a similar backstory to Rin. Having lost her father to betrayal in the previous Grail War, the aftermath caused her to become sadistic, cruel, and do all sorts of nasty things in the process including murder. She was later reimagined as the heroine, Rin, in Fate/Stay Night.