Fate/Grand Order: Shinsei Entaku Ryouiki Camelot 1 - Wandering; Agateram (2024)

cosmopolitian

Not Recommended

What a potential waste...
i played the singularity and camelot is my fav singularity so i was so hyped when i heard camelot was getting an anime adaption. I watched it and if i need to summarize it into a one sentence that would be "its absolute trash"

I will start with the plot. But the problem is theres no plot to talk about, in game version the "plot" continued like go there do that go there do that until we defeat our enemy it wasnt great to begin. The movie makes it much worse and turns it into something like "teleport here ...

TCTriangle

Recommended

TLDR: Like the previous FGO Babylon anime series, this movie was very well animated, full of visually beautiful and sometimes moving moments, with a diverse and memorable cast of characters. However, the story is its weak point, because as expected of an adaptation of a mobile game, the plot is basically just a series of events herding the main characters from Point A to Point B to Point C.
Overall score: 7/10

Note: I am not a FGO player and so will not be comparing the movie to the in-game story. I heard some people complain about things being cut out, but since I do not know ...

Sigsig

Recommended

Forgot to write a review for this one, but the story was not as good as Babylonia since it's split into two. Now, you'd expect that since it's split into two, the story should be slow paced... right?

WRONG! It's very, very fast paced and I felt it was more rushed than any anime I have ever watched. Having played the game and read the story before hand, I could still manage to catch up with it. My poor friend, on the other hand...

I would put the story at 10/10 for FGO players, 7/10 for Fate lovers and maybe 4/10 for people who have no experience. ...

DoomRanger

Not Recommended

VentusBrawler

Mixed Feelings

ren0080

Mixed Feelings

I don't know what to say. It is a very disappointing film.
It's both bad as a movie and as an adaptation.

The story is very rush yet slow at the same time. The dialogues of the characters aren't fleshed out and they talk as if they've already have years of friendship when they all just met for awhile.
In the game, the character interactions is one of the best things and easily one of the game's highlights. Here, they butchered it with superficial dialogues that doesn't contribute to sh*t.
With the slow parts, I'm talking about the dead spaces in the movie where it can be easily removed ...

dxrz

Recommended

So this is a 90minutes movie that covers up the first half of 6th Singularity (Camelot), If you are a Non-FGO Player or haven't watched any other fate works, probably shouldn't watch this because this movie straight up skipped explanation and a lot of things.
I recommend you to watch FGO first order and FGO Initium iter first before watching this movie

I write this review as a perspective from an FGO player

Character 10/10:
Considering how the previous fate adaptation(Extra, Apocrypha, Babylonia) This is the first time THEY ADDED A PERSONALITY TO THEIR PROTAGONIST. RITSUKA HAS A CHARACTER, ISN'T THAT GREAT?
Oh and yeah some random refugees have ...

NakolHira

Not Recommended

This will be a quick review

First of all, I've never played FGO. The only thing I knew before is that this singularity happens before Babylonia, which had received a wonderful anime adaptation that I love and adore so much. My knowledge on Type moon comes from watching previous Fate installments, and Kara no Kyoukai and interacting with some fgo and fsn vn players.

Aside from Ufotable aesthetic which has been synonymous to Fate, other studios such as Aniplex owned A-1 pictures and Cloverworks also has done some fate works. Various studio gave different output, not to say the plot had many differences ; but ...

Landauryllis

Mixed Feelings

*Please note that this review will have minor spoilers for the FGO game in Camelot, not the movie for the first part of the review.

"This was the most 6/10 movie I've ever watched in my life lol" was the first thought I had when leaving the Cinema, and it basically summarizes my entire review in the simplest manner.

'Fate / Grand Order: Shinsei Entaku Ryouiki Camelot 1' is the first part of a two-part movie featuring our 'Master' Fujimaru Ritsuka with his companions or 'servants' like Mash Kyrielight, and their journey to restore the world from the 'King of mages', Solomon. In which, they find themselves ...

ClementChia

Recommended

SigmaXVII

Recommended

~~ Intro

So, just to begin, I’m a massive fan of Fate. I’ve read/experienced the larger part of the source material, and Camelot in particular is one of my favorite chapters in FGO (beaten out by Salem, and neck-and-neck with Anastasia), so for one, I have a history with the series, and two, I’ll probably be drawing comparisons to other Fate adaptations throughout this review (most specifically the FGO ones).

To start, just to inform anyone, it cut two characters – Tawara Touta, a friendly Archer Class servant who tags along as “Caster’s” disciple, a decision that will have severe plot ramifications for the next movie in ...

Hanzor

Mixed Feelings

Tl;dr:
It's fine. Visuals aren't great for being a movie, (Aside from literally the last few scenes of it.) but the VA cast is amazing.
I haven't read/played FGO and with that in mind, the story and characters were meh.
If you want to know a summary of what happens in this arc of the FGO story, then it's an alright watch; otherwise just play the game or a playthrough if you're really that interested.

Story: 6/10
Very interesting and seems cool... BUT the movie felt very rushed and it shows with how fast the story was progressing.
You've barely seen/experienced an area or event and before you know it, the ...

Godslayer27

Mixed Feelings

Well gonna summarize the feelings, thoughts and overall experience that i had after watched this movie, and this goes without actually know the original material in which its adapted (like i always do i only watch the animated adaptations), so this its coming from the prespective of someone who doesnt knows how far this adaptations its faithful to the original source material.

Even then the series could or not being completly truthful to the original (which i dont know) , that its not excuse to actually have an decent animated series with good characters and story overall. and there are more than enought examples of ...

CataOrShane

Mixed Feelings

I want to get a few things out of the way before I give my review of this movie.

a) I've watched every anime release up to this point in the Fate series;
b) I have never played the game and it's not really in my plans to do so.

Having said that, let's begin the review!

Animation:
1) the visuals are pretty
...

iMisia

Not Recommended

I can't believe myself that I quitted watching in the middle of the movie. I was waaaaay disappointed more than what I thought I would be.

- No Touta or Hassan, who are one of the big characters inside the story.
- Who tf suggested Mash and Nitocris bath scene?
- Even I as an FGO player, I was not able to grasp the whole movie because it was messed up. From plot A to Plot B. Jumping plots everywhere. Since the key characters were removed, it felt more empty.
- Ozy and Mordred looked weird. And where's the sliding Ozy head? ...

CavList

Mixed Feelings

As I sit down to write a review of this movie, the first thought that popped into my head is that the weirdly off-kilter and extreme reaction of what I would presume to be the Fate community is perhaps more fascinating and noteworthy than the movie itself. I could offer a tl;dr version of a review by just saying, eh, it's fine, but a notable step down from Babylonia. However, a lot of what I've seen out there prompted me to write something more substantial.

Outside of Carnival Phantasm and Zero, Babylonia was interestingly enough one of my favorite Fate anime entries in spite of not ...

UtakUn75

Recommended

Okay, so let me start of by saying this is just my opinion. Feel free to agree or disagree with the points I will make.

Take note that I am an avid FGO player and have played through every chapter in the global server of the game.

Story: 5
Okay so first off, let me tell you that FGO is a very long story. Camelot alone has 6-10 hours of read time inside the game depending on your individual reading speed. As this is a movie, 2 movies each with 1.5-2 hours of runtime, it will never be able to show every aspect of the story. The fact ...

Balmung91

Mixed Feelings

quick summary as a fgo player:

for ppl who played the game: its cutting and altering too much to be enjoyable.

for ppl who havent played the game: its cutting too quick from scene to scene to keep up with the already meh story and the lack of exposition isnt helping much either.

all in all its a watchable movie, but nothing to really look forward to. its pretty much evident that the movie is too short with its 1hr and smth runtime and being split into only 2 parts. there are some very obv not so good cgi scenes in the movie as well but all in ...

CrusaderElly

Not Recommended

Meh!

But it's Camelot, how could it possibly not be interesting! :x

Smoll warning, you must be a Fate fan to even remotely know what's going on, and even then--! I recognised some characters and concepts, but outside of that, I was mostly bored..

It starts off interestingly enough. The hero travels back in time to find the irregularity and solve it. In this case, it looks like the knights of the round table have gone mad. So we got a mystery on our hands, yay! It starts off promising, but then--

Then, it becomes painfully game-y. Walking from point A to point B, then to C, back to ...

ILoveDonuts

Mixed Feelings

THIS REVIEW IS SPOILER-FREE!

Before I get further into this review, let me just mention that I had not played FGO before so this review is coming from the perspective of someone who has only watched the various anime adaptations of the fate franchise. I don't really want to waste your time so I'll make this review as short as possible.

Art/Animation: 7
Coming from a subsidiary of Production IG, the anime doesn't look bad with rather consistent and downright beautiful art from time to time. While Artoria looks different in this adaptation, it looks alright since she is supposed to be an older version compared to ...