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Fate/Grand Order Solomon Key Visual Focuses on Dr. Roman

Fate/Grand Order Solomon key visual

Aniplex and CloverWorks released a new wallpaper and key visual to commemorate their hit movie, Fate/Grand Order: Solomon, which aired in Japanese theaters from July 30, 2021. The wallpaper, which comes in two sizes (1980×1080 and 1080×1980) heavily features Dr. Roman, as well as various Servant cameos. [Thanks, Dengeki Online!]

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Yurie Hama, the chief animation director for Fate/Grand Order: Solomon, was in charge of the key visual for the wallpaper. She focused on daily life in Chaldea, with each vignette starring the four main Chaldea staff: Ritsuka, Dr. Roman, Mash, and Leonardo da Vinci. Servants such as Alexander, Shakespeare, and Artemis also appear, depicting a very peaceful atmosphere. The wallpaper is available to download from the official Fate/Grand Order: Solomon website. It comes sized for desktops and mobile devices. Fate/Grand Order: Solomon is the latest animated entry for Fate/Grand Order, after Aniplex and CloverWorks’ adaptation of Babylonia. The global version of Fate/Grand Order recently finished its Las Vegas summer event, in which players could get a free Saber version of Katsushika Hokusai. Meanwhile, the Japanese server will get its summer event in September. There is also a Lostbelt 6 banner currently running on the Japanese server, in which players can pull for a Servant from the new class. Fate/Grand Order is readily available worldwide on mobile devices. The Fate/Grand Order: Solomon movie is airing in Japanese theaters, and the free wallpaper is available from the official website.

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