The second key visual for the musical adaptation of "Fate/Zero" The Sword of Promised Victory, featuring all seven Servants, has been unveiled. The image showcases the powerful and enigmatic aura of each Servant, hinting at the epic battles to come. Additionally, an exclusive interview with the original author and script supervisor, Gen Urobuchi, and the scriptwriter, director, and lyricist, Hideyuki Nishimori, has been partially published on the official website.

The Legendary Fate Franchise Takes the Stage

Since its debut in 2004 with the PC game Fate/stay night, the Fate series has captivated fans for nearly two decades with its expansive universe and multimedia adaptations. Among its many spin-offs, Fate/Zero—a prequel novel penned by Gen Urobuchi in 2006—remains a fan favorite. The story was adapted into a critically acclaimed anime series from 2011 to 2012.

In this musical adaptation, Urobuchi himself oversees the script, while Hideyuki Nishimori, a prominent figure in stage productions, takes charge of the scriptwriting, directing, and songwriting.

A Glimpse of the Servants

The newly released visual features all seven Servants in their majestic forms, exuding strength and individuality. Fans can anticipate breathtaking performances and dazzling stage effects, bringing these iconic characters to life in an entirely new medium.

Performance Details

Tokyo: January 18–26, 2025, at THEATER MILANO-Za
Osaka: January 31–February 2, 2025, at Sky Theater MBS

Official Site

Source : ORICON NEWS