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TheFateseries has captured the imaginations of many fans worldwide through its cross-media storytelling.
From dramatic wars to magical girls, and even slice of life, this series has it all.
Here are some characters with whom art imitates life - and sometimes surpasses it.
Much like her real-life counterpart, Jeanne d’Arc takes on the leader’s role.
Given how quickly matters go awry, Jeanne is forced to take on a more involved role.
From Artoria to Hassan, here are the best servants in Fate/Zero.
8Spartacus
Berserker
Spartacus' reimagined character in the Fate series is a rather pitiable version.
This renders his role in the anime adaptations decidedly minor, but memorable.
Either way, the ancient king was reimagined as a female fencer in the Fate series.
The character has retained a strong presence throughout the Fate series.
These games have it all, from longboats to vikings to the great halls of Valhalla.
As Fate/Apocrypha largely takes place in his homeland, Vlad enjoys a greater degree of power there.
She does not care much for victory, and never properly joins her side in Fate/Apocrypha.
Most of her efforts are focused on continuing her killing sprees.
If you’re forming an adventuring party, ensure to keep these anime characters off your list.
He is able to trap his enemies in illusions borne of their hopes and his vivid imagination.
Shakespeare remains an enigma to the end, much like his real-life counterpart.
The actual historical basis of Troy is murky, but the character of Achilles captures everyone’s imaginations nonetheless.
The Fate series expands Achilles' characterization by deeming him the pupil of Chiron, a Greek centaur.
This is due to the character’s explosive popularity following the airing of the Fate/Apocrypha anime series.
He is Sieg’s first friend and remains one of his closest allies throughout the Greater Grail War.
In the anime we love, there are side characters whose sheer presence steals the show from the protagonists.
