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Fate Watch Order Guide: How To Watch This Anime?

Steve Goldstein
Fate Watch Order Guide: How To Watch This Anime?

Looking for a Fate anime watch order guide? This article will help you figure out the best way to watch all of the Fate anime. It’s broken down into three parts, and each part has its own list of episodes that should be watched in that order. The first part is called Unlimited Blade Works, and it includes episodes 1-13. The second part is called Heaven’s Feel, and it includes episodes 14-25. And finally there’s UBW – Refrain which contains episodes 26-38. You can find links to every episode on this page so you don’t have to go searching around YouTube or other websites looking for them! 

when magic, breath-taking plots and timelines, and thunderous events are combined, you get some of the greatest anime that viewers can only hope for.

So, when we speak about one of the interesting yet lovely anime franchises, Fate, it might be an understatement to claim that it has everything a franchise needs.

Fate is a war of strong heroes that are constantly on the brink of death and mayhem, with a unique blend of fantastic storytelling and action-packed animation.

Many stories and a confusing timeline may make this anime appear to be a train wreck to newcomers trying to get into the Fate realm, but it is precisely what has made it such a success and enjoyable in its own right.

Since its debut, there have been numerous adaptations that even a dyed-in-the-wool anime enthusiast may become perplexed and lose track of the main story. So, you should inquire about the proper watching order.

Let me lower you gently, take you deeper into the subject matter, and teach you how to appreciate this genre-defining anime.

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The Release Order

I. TV series

II. Movies

III. OVAs

IV. ONAs

V. Anime Specials

VI. Spin-off Series

VII. Upcoming Installments

The Chronological Order

A quick explanation of it all may be obtained by examining the chronological sequence outlined above.

However, there are a number of extra components, such as the specials and spinoffs, that must be ordered separately in addition to the primary history in order to appreciate this series fully.

Let’s get into some specifics.

The Detailed Chronological Order

The timeline of Fate/Accel Zero Order diverges from the original narrative in its third Holy Grail War, which ends with Rin Tohsaka’s clan being destroyed.

I. Fate/Zero

II. Fate/Stay Night

In the original anime special, “Fate/Zero + Fate/Stay Night” (commonly referred to as simply “Fate Zero”), Caster stated that the final war would be a mock battle meant to terrify humans. It was also revealed in this special that one of Archer’s parents is a Master who vanished on May 31, 1990

[[(This is an alternate ending to the 5th Holy Grail War where nobody dies and everybody is happy.)]]

III. Unlimited Blade Works is an adaptation of Fate/Stay Night.

IV. The conclusion of the FATE/stay night anime series, which bridges the TV and theatrical versions, is scheduled to air on January 11. November 27 will be “Heaven’s Feel” (movie trilogy) day in Japan.

V. Fate/Grand Order

In the original timeline, the hero is an IT administrator. What if he didn’t go? In this timeline, the 1st Grail War does not occur.)

VI. Fate/Extra Last Encore

The Fate/Extra Universe also has its own universe, timeline, and separate plot. the Third Holy Grail War (also known as Fourth Heaven’s Feel and E Pluribus Unum) takes place between Servants from all nine Frava Teiuns.

VII. Fate/Kaleid PrismaIllya

This spin-off series is a continuation of the main timeline that departs from it. The timeline has been continued in a parallel universe by the events of “Birth”. In fact, from the start of the 1st Holy Grail War through to its end, almost nothing happens.

VIII. Fate/Prototype

[[(This is also an installment in this franchise, and similarly, it is totally isolated from the actual plot, and the events of it take place solely in its own universe.)]]

 

Where can I watch Fate Anime in Sub or Dub?

Other countries will have their own preferences when it comes to watching anime with subtitles or dubbed. All of the current streaming services provide equal quantities of Fate anime, and it’s just a matter of time before you plunge into the vast ocean of Fate.

Here are the candidates.

All of the aforementioned services, such as Netflix, Funimation, Crunchyroll, Tubi, and Hulu, offer both subtitled and dubbed versions.

How long will it take you to watch Fate?

When all of the series, films, OVAs, ONAS, specials, and the most recent movie are combined together, the total official runtime is 94 hours and 3 minutes.

A list of each film’s duration is included.

How can I watch Fate without an internet connection?

It is simple to watch an anime offline. One only needs a subscription to one of the official streaming services in order to watch since the Fate anime series and films are available on all of them.

Due to its existing availability, Amazon Video subscribers can download and view it from anywhere and at any time.

People who don’t have a Crunchyroll membership can watch it offline on their mobile devices and computers only if they pay for a Mega Fan subscription ($9.99 per month) or an Ultimate Fan subscription ($14.99 per month).

People who have a Funimation subscription can also download the movies on iOS and Android devices if they have a Premium Plus membership ($7.99 per month) and use Premium Plus Ultra ($99.99 per year).

The offline download option is only accessible to subscribers of the No Ads Plan, which costs $11.99 per month rather than the monthly subscription of $5.99.

Conclusion

Given the sequence, it’s natural to want to watch it in that order. However, I strongly advise novice divers who are serious about diving down this dark rabbit hole to follow the release order carefully.

Fans who are already familiar with this material and have seen every episode, film, or special may save time by following the chronological sequence.

About Fate Series

Type-Moon’s Fate/stay night is a Japanese adult visual novel published initially for Windows as an adult game.

Shirou Emiya, an honest and hardworking high school student, is compelled to join the Fifth Holy Grail War after being attacked by a seemingly immortal woman.

The players are given mystical abilities in this deathmatch competition, with the winner receiving the opportunity to make their desires come true. He becomes aware of a near-death experience and meets Saber, an artificial personification of the Arthurian legend Arturia Pendragon, who is there to assist the participants.