
Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Stella
General Info

Author | TYPE-MOON |
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Genres | Adventure, Fantasy, Science fiction |
Languages | Japanese, English |
Publisher | Kodansha |
Illustrator | Shiramine |
Issue Number | 1 |
Release Date | 2017-12-15 |
Number of Pages | 192 |
Original Title | Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Stella |
Comics Issue Name | Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Stella |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Publisher Website URL | https://kodanshacomics.com/ |
Overview
Plot
Production
Presenting such a rich story in an understandable format also required careful scripting and dialogue writing. The writing team carefully researched the canonical universe to create a script that stays true to the source material while adding its own unique twist. First of all, they deftly navigated the many character interactions so that each Servant had a chance to shine.
Meanwhile, the color team had the daunting task of recreating the game's living world. Their extraordinary work has resulted in beautifully colored and detailed panels that enrich the story, engaging and immersing readers in the world of Fate/Grand Order.
In summary, the painstaking production process of Mortalis: Stella involved an amalgamation of artistic, written and technical skills to ensure high quality and authenticity in the final product. The result is a comic series that visually and narratively pays homage to the world of Fate/Grand Order.
Publication
Release
Staying true to its origins, the book stays true to the game's narrative while seamlessly integrating new and unique twists into the plot. As the original arc revolves around a group of wizards who travel back in time to prevent the impending doom of humanity, fans are immersed in surprising events involving their favorite characters, inspiring anticipation for the next outing. Depth of characterization, bold and dynamic storytelling, intricate storylines interwoven with genuine humor and emotion enhance the reader's experience, making each issue a highly anticipated event for fans of Fate/Grand Order. This impressive combination is sure to make the Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Stella comic series a valuable addition to the collections of Fate/Grand Order fans worldwide.
Reception
The comics stayed true to the source material while introducing new elements that kept the medium interesting. Each character has been expertly rendered with attention to detail while maintaining the game's distinctive look and feel. The story picked up where the game left off and felt like a natural continuation rather than a forced patch. This seamless transition between different mediums is no easy feat and showed the creative team's understanding and respect for the Destiny universe.
What really set Mortal: Stella apart was the tight and intense storytelling. He effectively balanced character development, world building, and story progression while keeping readers on the edge of their seat. Not only did it appeal to longtime fans, but it was also a welcome entry point for newcomers to the series. This universal appeal has been confirmed by positive reviews and increased demand for future releases. All in all, Fate/Grand Order: Mortalis: Stella was a success for fans and newcomers alike, setting a high standard for future adaptations and expansions of the Fate universe.
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