Fate/Grand Order Merchandise – Chaldea Calls
Human history stands on the brink of extinction, and of all people, you're the one meant to save it – with a team of summoned legends: that's the premise of Fate/Grand Order, the mobile RPG from the Type-Moon universe. Since launching in Japan in 2015, the game, published by Aniplex, has grown into one of the most successful of its kind; as a Master of Chaldea, you travel through Singularities in history and fight alongside Servants – from Artoria Pendragon to Gilgamesh to figures even history students have to look up. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Fate/Grand Order merchandise in curated selection – for anyone whose favorite Servant has long been settled.
What makes Fate/Grand Order special?
The ensemble. Hardly any franchise gathers so many historical and mythical figures under one roof – cast as Saber, Archer, Lancer, Rider, Caster, Assassin, or Berserker, the game reinterprets world history as character design, with some surprising casting choices along the way. Add to that a narrative ambition unusual for a mobile game: the story chapters reach novel length, and at the latest since the 2019 anime adaptation "Babylonia," the story is considered worth watching even outside the player base. The roots go deeper still: the Fate universe began in 2004 with the visual novel "Fate/stay night" by Kinoko Nasu. For collectors, all of that means a nearly inexhaustible supply of figures from Japanese manufacturers – and the eternal question of which Servant joins the collection next.
Frequently asked questions
What Fate/Grand Order products does Elbenwald offer?
A deliberately curated selection whose stock changes. The collection itself shows the current status; the filters let you narrow it down by product type. Details on size and manufacturer are named on the respective product page.
What is Fate/Grand Order?
A mobile RPG from the Type-Moon universe, launched in Japan in 2015 and published by Aniplex. As a Master of the organization Chaldea, you summon Servants – historical and mythical figures – and save human history.
Do I need to know Fate/stay night to understand Fate/Grand Order?
No. Fate/Grand Order tells a self-contained story with its own entry point. Knowledge of the 2004 visual novel Fate/stay night and its anime adaptations does deepen many references and characters, though.
Starting points for Servant collectors
Anyone setting up a display case starts with the figures: scale figures stage Servants in full pose, Nendoroids bring them into chibi format with swappable faces, and acrylic stands fit entire scenes into just a few centimeters of shelf space. What's currently available with a Fate license is shown by the collection – summonings of this kind, fortunately, don't cost any Saint Quartz.
Related worlds
More from the publisher's house is shown at Aniplex – where the colleagues from Demon Slayer are waiting too. Anyone who likes isekai and online-world settings finds a connection at Sword Art Online, and the theme world Anime keeps the big overview as always.
