Fate/Grand Order’s Lancer Is A Woman

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The Lancer Servant-class in Fate/Grand Order is designed by Type-Moon’s Hirokazu Koyama and voiced by Mamiko Noto. Type-Moon showed off a quick glimpse of the new Lancer in another of their weekly TV commercials for the upcoming RPG.

 

Fate/Grand Order is a role-playing game being developed for smartphones and is Type-Moon’s next major videogame project. It’s being created by a studio named Delightworks, with Fate/Stay Night creator Kinoko Nasu supervising the game’s story.

 

Fate/Grand Order will be released this Summer in Japan.


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