Fate/stay night (TV)
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Fate/Prototype (OAV)
Fate/stay night (manga)
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya (manga) (spinoff)
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya (TV) (adaptation)
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya Zwei! (manga) (sequel)
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya Drei!! (manga) (sequel)
Take Moon (manga)
Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works (movie) (alternate retelling)
Fate/Zero (light novel) (prequel)
Fate/Zero (TV) (adaptation)
Fate/Zero (TV 2) (sequel)
Fate/Zero (manga) (adaptation)
Alternative title:
フェイト/ステイナイト (Japanese)
命運/停駐之夜 (Chinese (Taiwan))
페이트 스테이 나이트 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Shirou Emiya lost his parents in a fire when he was young and was later adopted by a sorceror by the name of Kiritsugu Emiya. Although he was full of admiration for his adopted father and yearns to become an ally of justice, Shirou has limited powers and was unable to become a strong sorceror like his father. That is until one fateful day, he was drawn into the Holy Grail War and had to summon a female "Servant" known as Saber in order to protect himself. It turns out that the Holy Grail War involves a series of battles among powerful sorcerors to fight for the possession of a relic that will grant one's wishes, the Holy Grail. There are altogether seven "Masters" who can summon their respective "Servants" from different classes known as Saber, Archer, Rider, Berserker, Lancer, Caster and Assasin. These "Servants" have to hide their names in order not to reveal their weaknesses to the enemies. The story revolves around Shirou and his entanglement in the Holy Grail War.
User Ratings:
5284 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
24
Episode titles: We have 24
Vintage:
2005-11-23
2006-01-06 to 2006-06-16
2009-05-02 to 2009-10-10 (Malaysia, NTV7)
2009-08-07 (Animax Latin America)
Release dates: We have 11
Opening Theme:
#1: "disillusion" by Sachi Tainaka (eps 1-14)
#2: "Kirameku Namida wa Hoshi ni" by Sachi Tainaka (eps 15-23)
Ending Theme:
#1: "Anata ga Ita Mori (あなたがいた森)" by Jyukai (eps 01-13, 15-23)
#2: "Hikari (ヒカリ)" by Jyukai (ep 14)
#3: "Kimi to no Ashita (君との明日)" by Sachi Tainaka (ep 24)
Official website:
"Fate/stay night" Official Website (Japanese)
Fate/stay night (Japanese)
Links: We have 4
Trivia: We have 13
Reviews:
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Fate/stay night DVD 4 (Jul 20, 2007)
Fate/stay night DVD 3 (May 24, 2007)
Fate/stay night DVD 1 (Jan 31, 2007)
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Director: Yuji Yamaguchi Series Composition: Takuya Satō Script: Fumihiko Shimo Episode Director: Kōsuke Kobayashi (ep 16) Kousuke Kobayashi (16) Kunitoshi Okajima (10, 15, 20) Masami Furukawa Noriaki Akitaya (9) Shigeru Ueda (11, 17, 19) Shunji Yoshida Takashi Yamana Yuji Yamaguchi Music: Kenji Kawai Original Concept: Kinoko Nasu (TYPE-MOON) Original Character Design: Takashi Takeuchi Character Design: Megumi Ishihara Art Director: Toshihisa Koyama Sound Director: Kouji Tsujitani Director of Photography: Shinyo Kondo Producer: Masaaki Saito Mitsutoshi Ogura (Geneon) Takayuki Matsunaga (Frontier Works Inc.) Tetsuo Gensho Tomotaka Takeuchi (Notes) Animation producer: Norimitsu Urasaki (Studio Deen) Assistant producer: Junichiro Tanaka Background Art: Chitose Asakura Fumie Kawaai Haruka Ozawa Junko Nagazawa Megumi Ogawa Naoki Aoyama Rie Matsuzawa Riko Sudo Shin Watanabe Wakana Okamoto Yukiko Nakayama Yukiko Ogawa Chief Producer: Jun Nishimura Color design: Shinji Matsumoto Editing: Masahiro Matsumura In-Between Animation: Ayako Komatsu Chieko Matsuda Iriko Kawano Manami Okumura Miyuki Sakai Miyuki Yano Nozomu Watanabe Ran Kawamura In-Between Check: Ryuichi Akahori Key Animation: Hiro Yamamoto (ep 1) Hiroaki Shimizu Hiroko Kanehara Hironori Naruse Hisashi Saito Hitoshi Suzuki Katsuya Kikuchi Keiji Gotoh Kenji Yokoyama Koichi Hoshino Kouji Murai Natsumi Namura Ryo Takahashi Soichiro Matsuda Takaaki Wada Tokuyuki Matsutake (ep 22) Music Production: Naoki Ninomiya Opening Key Animation: Atsuko Nakashima Hiroaki Shimizu Hisashi Saito Hisayuki Tabata Jun Nakase Keiji Mutou (OP 2) Keisuke Watabe (OP 2) Mariko Emori Masumi Hoshino Norikatsu Nakano (OP 2) Takaaki Wada Takashi Shiokawa Takeshi Yoshioka Yoshio Usuda Youichi Ishikawa Yuka Kudo (OP 2) Paint: Kozue Arai Planning: Akihiro Kawamura Planning Assistant: Tsutomu Ishikawa Recording: Yoshio Obara Recording Assistant: Naoya Sato Special Effects: Shouichi Uehara Supervision: Takashi Yamana | Ayako Kawasumi as Kana Ueda as Noriaki Sugiyama as Atsuko Tanaka as Hiroshi Kamiya as Jouji Nakata as Junichi Suwabe as Mai Kadowaki as Miki Itou as Mitsuaki Madono as Nobutoshi Canna as Noriko Shitaya as Shinichiro Miki as Tadahisa Saizen as Tomokazu Seki as Yuu Asakawa as Akiko Ashizawa as Fumie Mizusawa as Houko Kuwashima as Junko Noda as Katsuya Kobayashi as Kayo Sakata as Kazuhiro Nakata as Kouji Tsujitani as Mamiko Noto as Michiru Yuimoto as Rikiya Koyama as | |||
Animation Production: Studio DEEN Background Art: Production AI Broadcaster: Chiba TV (2006-01-08) KBS Kyoto (2006-01-08) Sun TV (2006-01-11) Tokyo MX TV (2006-01-10) TV Aichi (2006-01-13) TV Kanagawa (2006-01-08) TV Saitama (2006-01-06) In-Between Animation: Studio Cockpit Music Production: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Original Creator: Type-Moon Photography: Megumi Planning Cooperation: Big Shot Production: CREi (Fate Project) Fate Project Frontier Works (Fate Project) Geneon Entertainment, Inc. (Fate Project) Notes (Fate Project) Studio DEEN TBS (Fate Project) Recording Studio: Tabac Sound Production: Dax Production Video Editing: DTJ | ||||
Translation: David Fleming ADR Script: Kristi Reed Assistant producer: Mami Okada Assistant Production Coordinator: Christen Bennett (eps 17-20) Associate Casting Director: Mami Okada BD Authoring: David Williams (Sentai) Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto DVD Authoring: Neal Barnes (Sentai) Media Coordinator: Janice Williams (Sentai) Packaging Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai) Post-Production Assistant: Asako Morino Barry Weir (eps 21-24) Chris Tilton (eps 13-20) Peter Mullen (eps 21-24) Production Assistant: Charles Ohta Christen Bennett David Beltier (eps 17-24) E.W. Rector III (Sentai) Jessica Williams (Sentai) John Cha Kathy Li (eps 21-24) Kayla King (Sentai) Kim Bui Mark Fujita Sara Swieca Recording engineer: Alex Gordon Kevin Patzelt (eps 1-12) Marco Bustos (eps 13-24) Ollin Saurez (eps 17-20) Patrick Rodman Subtitle Formatting: Christopher Williams (Sentai) Subtitling: David Fleming Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman Technical Assistant: Michael Olesch (Sentai) Voice Direction: Kristi Reed | Kate Higgins as Mela Lee as Sam Regal as David Vincent as Doug Erholtz as Grant George as Jennifer Sekiguchi as Julie Ann Taylor as Karen Strassman as Lex Lang as Liam O'Brien as Michael McConnohie as Sherry Lynn as Tara Platt as Taylor Henry as Tony Oliver as Julie Ann Taylor as Kirk Thornton as Megan Hollingshead as Minx Lee as Patrick Seitz as | |||
ADR Production: Bang Zoom! Entertainment Animax India > Broadcaster: Animax India Disc Production: Seraphim Digital Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia & New Zealand) MVM (UK) New Video Group Section23 Films (North America; 2012) DVD Authoring: 342media DVD Menu Design: 342media | ||||
(none) | Jeong-Hwa Yang as Mi-Suk Jeong as Yeong-Seon Kim as Seon Lee as Seung-Tae Kim as Hun Wi as Yun-Jeong Jeong as | |||
Broadcaster: Animax Korea | ||||
Dubbing Director: Clément Marcillat | Dany Beneditto as Karl-Line Heller as Laurent Pasquier as Franck Adrien as Justine Hostekint as Karl-Line Heller as | |||
Distributor: Kaze Dubbing: PILON Studio Son | ||||
ADR Director: Javier Roldán (Spain dub) | Carlos Lladó as Isabel Valls as Jhaidy Barboza as Marycel González as Paolo Campos as Paula Ribó as Alfonso Vallés as Angel Balam as Angel de Gracia as Carmen Ambrós as Carmen Calvell as Cristina Mauri as Estela Vilches as Héctor Indriago as Javier Roldán as Joel Gonzales as Joel Mulachs as Johnny Torres as Jonatán López as Lidia Abautt as Lilo Schmidt as Luis Carreño as Marc Zanni as Maria Jose Estevez as Nacho de Porrata as Oscar Redondo as Eder La Barrera as Javier Roldán as Lileana Chacón as Susana Macías as | |||
Broadcaster: Animax Latin America Distributor: Anime Project (Spain) | ||||
(none) | Leticia Borttoleto as Priscila Franco as Thiago Zambrano as Carlos Campanile as Fritz Gianvito as Jussara Marques as Letícia Quinto as Márcia Regina as Mauro Eduardo as Sérgio Corsetti as Vagner Fagundes as Felipe Grinnan as Tatiane Keplermaier as | |||
Broadcaster: Animax Brazil (Dubbed) Dubbing Studio: Álamo | ||||
(none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||
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