Adaptation Distillation: The Saber Wars event was condensed into a single story in which Arturia, drugged by Medea and unwittingly Paracelsus as part of what was meant to be a harmless prank on her birthday (though a series of unforeseen events lead to the drug changing from its original purposes), goes after all the other Saberfaces in a blind rage as the other Servants try to stop her, tearing up many of the facilities in the process.Much later on, after taking on the King's memory essence, she decides to try out her Lancer incarnation's body awaking the same feelings in Artesia.Being consoled by Jeanne doesn't help either. A-Cup Angst: Arturia feels inadequate compared to the Lion King, especially when Ozymandias brings it up.
#Eirri gramps free#
He also has posted the skeleton of how the series would have progressed into Cosmos of the Lost Belt and has given free reign for other authors to write their own continuations or offshoots to the series as they like.įragments of Chaldea contains examples of:
The Lost Shards is a series of supplemental snippets that can take place anywhere in the timeline. (Complete)Įquilibrium explores the fallout of Chaldea's victory in Observer on Timeless Temple, serving as a bridge into the next FGO arc, Epic of Remnant. The author stated that this supplement would be similar yet different to Salomon, as "the piece would adapt the situation due to the butterfly effect". Who We Are serves as a novelization of the Final Singularity. It follows Chaldea's Gilgamesh as he journeys through the singularity. It was slated to have few altered scenes compared to the first supplement but numerous additional scenes. Redemption from Sin serves as a novelization of the Babylonia Singularity. It was the first supplemental story and was completed by Christmas, on the day Fate/Grand Order's first arc, Observer on Timeless Temple, ended. Their Guiding Light serves as a novelization of the Camelot Singularity, but with new expanded/altered scenes added, especially how Arturia, Lancelot, Gawain, and Mordred of Chaldea Forces are involved in this.
There are currently four supplemental works that act as extensions of the core series: For more details about the author's thoughts and ideas behind each chapter as well as more tidbits of information about the OCs, the author has a tumblr and website which he updates frequently, The core collection is categorized as a Short Story Cycle that revolves around a Iyashikei premise. GhostXavier tries to answer just that in his Fate/Grand Order fanfic, a series of loosely connected snippets and one-shots that details the shenanigans of the many Servants and employees of the Chaldea Security Organization when they're not off fighting, with all of the comedy, drama, and heartwarming that comes with it.
So one has to ask, what do several dozen Servants do in their downtime when they're all housed in one huge state of the art facility displaced from time and space? Even more so when there's over seventy in one place and growing. Especially when they're busy fighting to save humanity and human history itself from untold evils. Even Servants need a break every once in a while.
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