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BTS fans, get ready to meet the BTS as you've never seen them before. Turned into webtoon characters, they are ready to protect the Earth from monsters intending to kill humans.

This movie isn’t just a satisfying conclusion to the Heaven’s Feel story arc, but also a cathartic ending to all the Fate ufotable anime that has come before.

Satoshi Kon's Millennium Actress and Perfect Blue, as well as the second Fate/Stay Night Heaven's Feel film and a trilogy of Psycho-Pass films take the spotlight for the latest Screen Anime line-up.

Whilst the story isn’t as engaging as other Fate properties, and will never be as immersive as the original game, this volume has a lot more going for it than the first book did.

Four more anime titles plus the television anime series Bartender will be available on 25th September via Screen Anime.

Heaven's Feel II: Lost Butterfly delivers what Fate/Stay Night fans have been waiting for with quality animation and fantastic pacing; it fixes all the minor errors that let the previous film down and will leave viewers desperate to see what the final film has in store.

Fate/Apocrypha’s second half does well to bring its story to a conclusion, pitching in with some fantastic fight sequences and art direction, all the while showing some good character development along the way.

The first half of Fate/Apocrypha sets itself up as an exciting and tense action series, while also focusing on its deep and satisfying character relationships. With no ties to previous entries in the Fate universe, this also makes it a great place to start for newcomers.

Four more catalog titles join Funimation's streaming service for the UK and Ireland territories among the US and Canada.

Fate/Grand Order -mortalis: stella- is what you'd expect from a soulless manga adaptation of a video game; you’re better off re-watching the anime film First Order again rather than giving this a read.

It’s too early to tell right now whether this will end up being the best adaptation of Fate/Stay Night so far, but as a stand-alone movie, it delivers exactly what you expect from this route and from this production company.

This is no April Fool's joke - hit Aniplex anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Fate/Zero really have landed on Netflix UK!

Stop motion series Rilakkuma and Koaru and CG series ULTRAMAN also make their appearance.

A lavishly animated feature film in the Fate universe from Ufotable that works well for fans, but leaves unsuspecting viewers out in the cold.

If you’ve already binged on the first batch of episodes, and are invested in the story, it’s worth binge-watching these too as it’ll only take you a few hours. If you’ve yet to take the plunge however, I recommend you do not; there’s plenty of better anime, including Fate ones, to find on Netflix.

MVM Entertainment reveals a brand new slate of 2019 anime licenses, including the Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel trilogy, unrequited love drama Scum's Wish, and Cells at Work!

Fate/Extra Last Encore is an unusual addition to the Fate anime line-up so far - however it's worth the time to stream if you’re a Fate fan and keep your expectations low.  

Two Aniplex titles are now available to stream on Netflix!

The July 2018 release slate for Netflix has been revealed with a few more anime titles on the schedule for the UK & Ireland.

The 10 episode anime series from SHAFT that aired last Winter has a date listed from Netflix's June 2018 slate.