I couldn't immediately tell 3 was set after 2 but before 1, no. I could tell 4 was set right after 2, yes. Being able to tell what order they go in is not what I was talking about when I said it's a confusing clusterfuck when you're trying to understand how they're all connected, though. I'm talking about properly understanding how all the various events of all the movies as a whole all fit together.Originally Posted by TomPen94
"The world is just another word for the things you value around you, right? That's something I've had since I was born. If you tell me to rule such a world, I already rule it."
Thanks. OP updated. Surprised they're still promoting Fragments in this day and age.
The ToC might be missing something in the Samurai Remnant section tho, because I don't believe the WMR instructions really would have 20 pages.
I'm looking forward to Nakatani's new "From Lostbelt" there about Tobimaru. I wonder if Amplified will also translate that or if they'll stick only to the real From Lostbelts.
Also Nahui Mictlan Playback has 18 pages, which considering TM Ace's tendency of always making interviews 6 pages, leaves us with 12 pages of ORT mats. Sounds right.
Tsukiji Tobimaru?? I guess Nakatani has already done one Mahoyo oneshot.
Reminding everyone about prototype before oc2 by sakurai set in Tokyo......
I’m actually kinda getting fucked up learning that Moves 1-7 weren’t release order. Cause Movies 1-7 isn’t even chronological order either so I just assumed they were made like that but now I’m learning the first book is Movie 4??? I… I thought it was Overlooking View… is my life a lie?
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Hypeeeee, I’m excited for ORT Mats really. Even if it’s restating a bunch of stuff we already know it’s usually a lot easier to digest by just having it all in one place instead of spread out throughout a story, at least when wanting to recheck stuff.
... Oh boy. I sense a disturbance in the force.
you are confused, you hurt yourself in your confusion , release order is 1-7 for both movies and novels
October 1998: Nasu posted Overlooking View in his site.
November 1998: Nasu posted A Study on Murder 1 in his site.
December 1998: Nasu posted first Remaning Sense of Pain then Hollow Shrine in his site.
March 1999: Nasu posted Paradox Spiral in his site.
August 1999: Nasu printed the minimum possible amount of full KnK copies and sold at Comiket. Oblivion Record and A Study on Murder 2 were technically public but not accessible because you could count
the number of people who had it.
January 2001: Nasu sold Tsukihime Plus-Disc at Comiket, which contained the first 4 chapters of KnK, thus doing nothing to address the problem of chapters 6 and 7 being ridiculously inaccessible.
December 2001: Nasu released the definitive of edition of full KnK at Comiket. 3000 copies, sold out in minutes.
April 2004: Kodansha officially published full KnK.
December 2007: Overlooking View aired on theaters at the beginning of the month and A Study on Murder 1 at the end.
February 2008: Remaining Sense of Pain aired on theaters.
May 2008: Hollow Shrine aired on theaters.
August 2008: Paradox Spiral aired on theaters.
December 2008: Oblivion Records aired on theaters.
April 2009: Aniplex begins KnK's Road to 7 (titled Gate of seventh heaven). Director cuts of the movies with remixed theme songs are released in chronogical order (2, 4, 3, 1, 5, 6).
August 2009: After Road to 7 is over, A Study in Murder 2 airs in the theaters.
December 2010: Epilogue airs on theaters.
July 2013: Aniplex re-releases the KnK movies as a regular TV anime. The episode list goes:
1: Hollow Shrine I
2: Hollow Shrine II
3: Remaining Sense of Pain I
4: Remaining Sense of Pain II
5: Overlooking View I
6: Overlooking View II
7: A Study on Murder 1 I
8: A Study on Murder 1 II
9: A Study on Murder 2 I
10: A Study on Murder 2 II
11: A Study on Murder 2 III
12: A Study on Murder 2 IV
13: A Study on Murder 2 V
Incredible how Arthur shows up in some screenshots in the News Page for OC2, comes with you as your starter Chaldea Servant, and then fucking dies by the end of node 1 to sell the new banner SSR.
They need to remind people who Proto Gil, Lucius and Proto Cu are so when Lucius and PGil crash Chaldea and kidnap Guda you know who they are. How is Sakurai gonna have her BL/Otome HGW with four guys (+Perseus +Dantes) fighting over MC otherwise?
This is the funniest shit ever. Thank you for your help as always Comun
Edit: OK so I just realized why I was getting confused, You’s spiral graph is supposed to be read from outside to inside, but I was reading it backwards. I kept reading it like ya start at Hollowed Shrine. This makes much more sense now.
Although what the hell is that TV release order then though who cooked with this.
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Mother's Basement lookin-ass order
Mother's Basement would at least have kept Paradox Spiral somewhere on the list.
I didn't even notice Paradox Spiral and Oblivion Recorder were gone.
And lol it isn't even chronological what's the point then?
burn your dread you coward
The full table of contents.
Yeah.
Samurai Remnant section:
- Waxing Moon Ritual guide
- Nasu x Shibusawa Kou interview
- Koyama Hirukazu's new Musashi design talk
"Pick up" section:
- FGO Lostbelt 7 retrospective with an interview with the map production staff, and ORT setting materials
- "Chaldea Boys Club" interview with Yone Kazuki and TCB
- FGO Memorial Movie 2023
- "You've Lost Fujimaru Ritsuka" interview with Tsuchida and Takahashi Rie
- FGO illustrator interview: TAKOLEGS
- TMA 15th anniversary special talk with Takashi Takeuchi and Sugita(?) Midori (editor-in-chief for TMA)
- Fate/Strange Fake -Whispers of Dawn-
"Special Program 1" section:
- Mahoutsukai no Yoru
- Tsukihime: A piece of blue glass moon
- Wada Arco's illustration book "Love FATE ART WORKS" & exhibition information
- Melty Blood: Type Lumina
- Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Skysilver
- Fate/Kaleid liner Prisma Illya 10th anniversary for anime
- Chaldea daily life pictoral: "a day in life", by Mashima Saki/AKIRAEGAW/Natsuki Kamui/Shikiso/Akatsuki/ReDrop/nipi/Amakawa Sakko
- Okubo Rumi long interview
Comic section:
- FGO Bartholomew Roberts interlude: "Dream Treasure" (by Mata)
- "The man named Tsukiji Tobimaru [from Mahoyo] (by Nakatani)
- Melty Blood Type Lumina "A piece in paradise" (by Metalog, original setting by Type-Moon/French Bread)
- FGO "You've Lost Fujimaru Ritsuka" business trip edition (by Tsuchida)
- FGO "Let's look for pickles that go with wine!" (by Moguchi)
- Columbus Interlude: "Him---" (by Takenaka Hideo)
- YARIO (by Bすけ)
"Special Program 2" section:
- Welcome to the Ahnenerbe <3
- Creators column: Kawasumi Ayako / Takami Hiroomi / Kano Yoshiki
- Colophon
(I take no responsibility for messing up kanji names I cba to google quickly beforehand)
Check the OP if you also can't stand the ToC not being in page order.
Oh I already forgot you said you added all that stuff to the OP, woops.
Oh somehow I missed the translation of the table in the OP, mb.
Have they ever done those interlude in manga form before, other than QSH? Because if they haven't, that's a weird selection for a follow up
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