Draft:Fate (franchise)

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Created by	Kinoko Nasu
Original work	Fate/stay night
Owner	Type-Moon

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Fate (typically stylized as Fate/<subtitle>) is a Japanese multimedia franchise created by Type-Moon, a company founded by author Kinoko Nasu and artist Takashi Takeuchi. The franchise consists of sequels and spin-offs of Type-Moon's original visual novel Fate/stay night. The franchise has expanded into various media, including video games, anime, manga, light novels, and stage plays.

The concept of the franchise largely revolves around mages (called "masters") summoning the spirits of legendary, mythical, and historic figures (called servants) to aid them against other master-and-servant pairs in a battle royal called the Holy Grail War.

History

List of Fate franchise entries


Title	Date	Media	Creator	Description
Fate/stay night	2004	Visual novel	Type-Moon	The original visual novel, and the first entry in the franchise.
Fate/hollow ataraxia	2005	Visual novel	Type-Moon	A sequel to Fate/stay night set about 8 months later.
Fate/stay night (2006)	2006	Anime series	Studio Deen	The first anime adaption of the Fate/stay night visual novel, which loosely adapted the game's Fate route.
Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works (film)	2010	Anime film	Studio Deen	The second anime adaption of the Fate/stay night visual novel, which adapted the game's Unlimited Blade Works route.
Fate/Extra	2010	PlayStation Portable game	Type-Moon, Imageepoch
Fate/Extra CCC	2013	PlayStation Portable game	Type-Moon, Imageepoch	A companion game to Fate/Extra serving as an alternate route the game's story.
Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works (TV series)	2015	Anime series	Ufotable	The third anime adaption of the Fate/stay night visual novel, which adapted the game's Unlimited Blade Works route.
Fate/Grand Order	2015–present	Gacha mobile game	Delightworks (2015-2021), Lasengle (2021-present)
Fate/Extra Last Encore	2018	Anime series	Shaft	An anime adaption of Fate/Extra.
Fate/Grand Order Arcade	2018–present	Arcade game	Sega AM2	An arcade version of Fate/Grand Order.

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