Aniplex has released a new character promotional video titled “RIVAL’s SIDE” for Fate/Extra Record, Type-Moon studio BB’s remake of Marvelous Entertainment’s original Fate/Extra PlayStation Portable game. The video spotlights the Masters and Servants of the opposing faction that players will face throughout the Moon Holy Grail War.
Full Opposing Cast Announced
Alongside the video, Aniplex revealed the complete voice cast for the rival Masters and their Servants:
- Shinji Matou — voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya
- Shinji’s Servant — voiced by Urara Takano
- Alice — voiced by Ai Nonaka
- Run Rū-kun (Lil’ Ronnie) — voiced by Yū Kobayashi
- Run Rū-kun’s Servant — voiced by Hisao Egawa
- Julius B. Harwey — voiced by Wataru Hatano
- Julius B. Harwey’s Servant — voiced by Kunihiko Yasui
- Dan Blackmore — voiced by Mugihito
- Dan Blackmore’s Servant — voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi
- Monji Gatou — voiced by Kentarō Itō
- Monji Gatou’s Servant — voiced by Ikumi Hasegawa
- Leonardo B. Harwey — voiced by Romi Park
- Leonardo B. Harwey’s Servant — voiced by Daichū Mizushima
- Rani VIII — voiced by Asami Sanada
- Rani VIII’s Servant — voiced by Kunihiko Yasui
- Rin Tohsaka — voiced by Kana Ueda
- Rin Tohsaka’s Servant — voiced by Nobutoshi Canna
Hands-On Event and Release Date
Aniplex also announced a special 90-minute hands-on event scheduled for November 7 and 8 in Tokyo, giving fans an early opportunity to play the game ahead of its launch.
Fate/Extra Record is set to release on January 28 for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam. Marvelous Europe will handle publishing duties in Europe and Australia.
Editions and Extras
The game will be available in a Physical Limited Edition containing a 3-disc soundtrack, a SteelBook case, and an artbook. The Digital Deluxe Edition will include an arranged BGM pack, a Servant and player character outfit bundle, three additional outfit packs, a digital soundtrack, and a digital artbook.
Development History
Type-Moon studio BB first announced the game in July 2020 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original Fate/Extra. The title was originally slated for a 2025 release, later pushed to spring of this year, before being delayed indefinitely after Notes — the Type-Moon creative circle’s official corporate entity — and Bandai Namco Entertainment mutually agreed for the latter to withdraw from publishing. Aniplex has since stepped in as publisher.
During development, director and planner Kazuya Nino — who also served as director of Type-Moon studio BB — departed the studio for personal reasons and stepped down from his role on Fate/Extra Record, citing current health concerns as the reason for taking a break from game development. Nino had previously produced the original Fate/Extra and contributed to the first Etrian Odyssey. Arco Wada returns as character designer for the remake.
About the Extraverse
The original Fate/Extra launched in Japan in 2010, with Aksys Games releasing it in North America in November 2011. The companion title Fate/Extra CCC followed on PSP in Japan in March 2013. Both games are set in an alternate science-fiction continuity of Type-Moon’s Fate universe, commonly known among fans as the “Extraverse.”
The setting inspired SHAFT’s 10-episode TV anime Fate/Extra Last Encore, which aired in January 2018 and was picked up by Netflix for international streaming in June 2018. A three-episode special, Fate/Extra Last Encore: Illustrias Tendōsetsu, followed in July 2018.
Other Extraverse titles include Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star (2016), Fate/EXTELLA LINK (2018), and the action RPG Fate/Samurai Remnant, launched by Koei Tecmo in September 2023 for PS5, PS4, PC, and Switch worldwide.
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