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Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia
General Info
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Author | Kinoko Nasu |
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Genres | Action, Adventure, Fantasy |
Languages | Japanese, English |
Publisher | Del Ray Manga |
Translator | Unavailable |
Illustrator | Takeshi Takeuchi |
Issue Number | 1 |
Release Date | 2015-08-12 |
Number of Pages | 192 |
Original Title | Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia |
Comics Issue Name | Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Publisher Website URL | http://delraymanga.com/ |
Overview
Based on the game's Seventh Singularity, the story revolves around the brutal intensity of battles, offering readers a great mix of drama and action. Protagonist Ritsuka Fujimaru and his loyal servant Mash Kyrielight travel back in time to the Age of Gods where they meet legendary characters such as King Gilgamesh. With Uruk under constant threat from the Tri-Goddess Alliance, the constant tug-of-war interspersed with epic skirmishes keeps readers on edge. Mortalis: Babylonia has a past as it battles an apocalyptic future. With visually stunning illustrations, intriguing dialogue, and detailed exploration of historical contexts, the comic offers an immersive reading experience that transcends time, steeped in mythology, and packed with high-octane action. This is an enchanting epic that combines power, strategy and enchantment into a grand narrative that invites readers to embark on a journey that defies their wildest imaginations.
Plot
Chaldea's Fate/Grand Order system users Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight are humanity's last line of defense, traveling through time to solve anomalies. After a spectacular victory at Camelot, they are banished to Mesopotamia in 2655 BC. Herein lies the last of the seven features, humanity's last chance before certain destruction.
In this age, they discover Gilgamesh, a demigod king torn between his divinity and his humanity, struggling with the inevitable destruction of his people. Gilgamesh recruits the duo to control the goddesses and create chaos. Terrible battles, painful betrayals and heartbreaking sacrifices await our heroes.
Mortal: Babilonia offers a whirlwind adventure that combines stunning art with a compelling story. Each chapter leaves readers on edge, anticipating the next move in this chess game between gods and men. Will Ritsuka and Mash, along with their Minions, be able to quell the unrest, restore the timeline, and keep the Flame of Humanity alive? The comic book series will leave you wanting more with its tumultuous plot that has yet to reach its epic climax.
Production
A team of renowned illustrators brought the characters and environments to life. They used a combination of traditional and digital art techniques to create distinctive and vivid images, turning each page into a masterpiece. A dedicated team of talented writers worked tirelessly to transform the game's complex story into an engaging comedy format. They wanted to create a storyline that would appeal to existing fans of the game as well as new readers who hadn't yet delved into the Fate/Grand Order universe.
The result was a successful and memorable adaptation that brought the world of Fate/Grand Order to life. The comics have received great reviews and have achieved a feat that not many adaptations can: delighting both long-time fans and bringing new viewers into the fascinating universe of Fate/Grand Order.
Publication
Release
The Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia comics hit the shelves with a bang. This extraordinary series takes us deep into the Fate/Grand Order universe, where historical characters are reincarnated as heroic spirits called to fight in an epic war.
The story takes place in ancient Babylon, one of the cradles of civilization, a place full of wild intrigue, unpredictable twists, and magical transformations. Readers are taken on a heart-pounding journey as famous characters like Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight face complex dilemmas, surprising alliances, and a fierce enemy.
This graphical application beautifully captures the intricate details of the ancient world, giving the story a unique depth and rich texture. The combat is visceral, full of dynamic energy, and the storyline is layered and nuanced, drawing readers into a swirling maelstrom of action and drama.
Fans will appreciate the faithful representation of their favorite characters and the careful translation of the game's story to this new medium. The comic series is also an interesting entry point for those unfamiliar with the Fate/Grand Order universe, giving them a rich cast of characters and a multi-layered storyline to delve into.
The Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia series perfectly captures the essence of the game it was created from, and provides readers with an exciting, immersive experience. It's a beautiful show that will appeal to fans and newcomers alike."
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Reception
The artwork was extremely popular, with readers appreciating both the character designs and the perception of the mythical Babylonian world. Comic Book Review says it's a "visual feast that reveals the medium's potential." The writing doesn't disappoint either. The story offers a mix of epic battles, intriguing mysteries and deeply human moments. It surprises the reader with twists and turns while developing the character. The dialogues are clear and concise and they show the different personalities of the characters very well.
This comic series is more than just a standalone; it is itself a fascinating exploration of mortality, heroism, and the human capacity for good and evil. This is a must read for all comic fans, but especially those who love fantasy and mythology. The Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Babylonia series is an undeniable testament to the power and potential of the graphic novel genre.