While they've made more than the two I'm about to mention, Tsukihime and Fate/Stay Night are probably Type-Moon's best known works, as both have had anime series made for them.

To get the admissions out of the way immediately: while I'm somewhat familiar with the concept of visual novel games, I've tried very few of them, none of them being Type-Moon games. This is the story about how Shirou is involved in the Holy Grail war. It is then that Shirou accidentally summons his own servant, a girl named Saber. When the attacker learns of this, he pays his earlier victim a visit to finish the job again. When there is only one master or servant left, he or she is granted the Holy Grail, and any wish they desire will come true.Īfter being attacked and killed by a servant, Shirou Emiya is revived by one of his classmates, who is also a participant of the Holy Grail war. Each master can call up one servant each, and their task is to eradicate the other servants, either by defeating them or killing their master. There is a war going on between masters and servants in order to attain the Holy Grail. Related Series: Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, Fate/ZeroĪlso Recommended: Scrapped Princess, Utawarerumono. Length: Television series, 24 episodes, 23 minutes eachĭistributor: Currently licensed by Sentai Filmworks.Ĭontent Rating: 13+ (violence, dark imagery, light fanservice)

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